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For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIIi 6, 1968 Telephone MAin 4-6000 News of Springtime Activities in the Stage, Screen and Music Worlds 18 In WPA Hit 'Jezebel's9 Leading Man The Theater Music of the Day zBy MILES KASTENDIECKz ARTHUR POLLOCK; Simone Simon, Harry Baur For Playhouse Screen "Dark Eyes" a French productoon starring Simone Simon and Harry Baur, is to have its American premiere following the run of the current "The Tender Enemy" at the 55th Street Playhouse. A romantic fragment of old Russia, the film was written and directed by the noted French director V. Tourjansky. The theme song of the film is the well-known Russian folksong "Dark Eyes." Lewis Stone Featured In Capitol Film Tomorrow Lewis Stone and Cecelia Parker head th cast of "Judge Hardy's Children," which follows "Girl of the Golden West" into the Capitol Theater tomorrow. Mickey Rooney and the teen-aged Ann Rutherford have the leading Juvenile roles in the film, which was directed by George Seltz, -A 'u jJr 1 jQ i with Leon Janncy and Abbie Mitchell in Leading Roles, Plays This Week at Werba's Brooklyn "Mulatto," a play of a Tew seasons ago, attributed to Langston Hughes and tampered with by other hands, Is this week's attraction at Werba's Brooklyn Theater.

Some of these plays offered by Werba's are not what they used to be, while others look Just as well or better here than they did on Broadway. "Mulatto" is one of those that look better. It is acted with great soberness and intensity by a cast as good as it ever had, among its players being Leon Janney and Abbie Mitchell. They are so much In earnest about it that they drag it out a little, taking plenty of time to let it sink in when as a matter of fact it isn't important enough for that. But without doubt this drama of miscegenation in Georgia seems Tru'di Schoop and Dancing Comedians Entertain Academy of Music Audience With New Work Entitled 'All for Love' When it comes to satiric by-play and the comic spirit expressed In the dance, bring on Trudi Schoop and her Dancing Comedians who presented "All for Love" at the Academy of Music last night as the 12th and last event in the "Music aod the Dance" series.

This was a show nimble-footed, light-hearted for the most part, and swiftly-paced, unpretentious, disarming and entertaining. Presented with great success In Manhattan on Monday night, the new ballet met with definite approval here though the audience not yet versed In the tecluiique of continental humor, naivete, and subtlety had first to adjust itself before deriving full appreciation from the fluent choreography. In many ways, this new work is the best that Trudi Schoop has created. 1 much less the phony sociolopica. Mulatto' A by Langston Hughes.

Presented at Werba Brooklyn Theater. THE CAST Cnra Lewis Abbie Mitchell William Lewis Henry May Col. Thomas Norwood Stuart Beetle Lewis Vera Vlscooti i a.biit George Rathbone Fred Harry Hanlon Henry Richard Edwin Porsberg R.bert Lew.s Leon Janney Siore Keeper Dinehart Jr. Undertaker Don Darcy melodrama than it did when first presented in Manhattan. A good old Col.

Thomas Norwood, richest plantation owner in Georgia, has no wife but a number of children of various shades between black and white, all children also of his Negro housekeeper, Cora Lewis. His wife died long ago and he was content with Cora. He found her pleasing, as matter of fact, At the title suggests, the motif of the seven tragi -comio episodes is the love that platys Its roie now with purity or sadkiess, now with good or bad purpose. So It is avowed by the preacher at, the street Intersection, crossed out by the school girl reprimanded toy the teacher for misspelling it, flouted by the dancing partner who leaves her partner for a flirting aristocrat at the night club, expressed by the family gath 3d Loral Showing "Dawn Over Ireland," the first all-Irish motion picture, will have its third one-day engagement at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Sunday. There will be four showings, the first at 3 and the last at 9 p.m.

Edith Groome in the Federal Theater Project's 'One-third of a now in its third month al the Adclphi. ering at Christmas, killed by a while his wife was still alive, now he has sent three of his children. u-WMm, rr and. beinz Jt as everything looks right, in Jealouslover at the masked ball, uncurbed neither by law nor penalty MOTION PICTURES when a mother steals bread for so white thev are indistinguishable i dashes the young man, come back from the whites themselves; one of on a surprise visit, and spoils it them is passing herself off as white again. Also, he insists on coming in the front door instead of the back, HPHPAEI ecuted with some rather cloudy tonal effects.

Bach's minor English Suite was more concise and also revealed better dynamic control. The classic group concluded with the flat Polonaise by Wilhelm Frledemann Bach and Handel's Chaconne In major. Chopin was represented by a number of Mazurkas, VaLses, Trois Eccossalses and the Andante Spia-nato Grande Polonaise Brllllante, Op. 22, which was not. so brilliant.

In her treatment of this music the recltalist made excessive use of rubato, which was detrimental to its rhythmic characteristics. Permissible perhaps in the folk dances of Eastern Europe, this kind of handling is not in the best taste when interpreting Chopin. The demands of this group also revealed some rather obvious technical insecurities. After the Intermission Miss Shubow devoted her attentions to dances by nineteenth and twentieth century composers, including Ravel's "Pavane Pour un Infante defunte," "Golliwogg's Cake Walk," by Debussy; the first performance of Charles Repper's "Easln" Along" and other works by Dett, Moritz. Stojowski and PaderewskL Three modern Spanish dances by Granados, Al-benlz and Lecuona completed the recital.

O. W. George Brent, featured uith Bette Davis in the popular film at the Brooklyn Paramount. Second feature at the Paramount is 'He Couldn't Say 1 WTPNIIt-lll rEKavn NALLAN JONES 5iw in tors; a ecouu, a daughter back from school, is ing poetry around the old planta- tion house as she helps her mother, and a third, a boy, dashes back from lus of to act altogether too much like a white man among these Southern gentlemen and Georgia crackers. What will happen to these muiattoes who want' to be what the South says they shall fights with the white clerk at the postoffice, drives the colonel's car without permission, proclaims himself everywhere the old man's son and states that when the old fellow dies half his estate will belong to him, the ambitious son.

All that sets the neighborhood and the colonel against him. The matter ends, of course, tragically, with Abbie Mitchell, as the METROPOLITAN 8:30 P.M. PITKIN 9 P.M. KINGS 9:25 P. M.

ORIENTAL 9:30 P.M. Screen News I hungry children, and exploited by the "amour girls of the musical revue. The human and comic side of all this comeu out In various sidelights, such as, the actions of school teacher and pupils, the awkward dance of the children as part of the Christmas celebration, the stiff mechanical dolls aod the Apache dance of the revue. The episodes are best when the lighter mood predominates, but the pantomime of the court scene is wll delineated. Best of all are the scenes in school and at the revije.

In and out of the seven episodes dauced Trudi Schoop, though she by no means claims the spotlight In each. She is ably assisted by Edith Carols. Otto Ulbricht, Marin Raae amd Gltta Wallerstein, with the honors conferred on Edith Carola. never be? And what will happen to kit hli HI Alice Faye and Tyrone Power, the old colonel, slightly tottery. I mother, bravely saying goodby to whose neighbors say he never should her boy as he goes upstairs to shoot have brought his illegitimates up himself, while the good but muddled paired in the leading romantic roles, and Don Ameche head the cast of the Darryl F.

Zanuck production, Barnes, Jean Dixon, Edward Daniell and Ann Doran. Johnny Downs, the singing actor, has been awarded his first straight dramatic role in Walter Wanger's "Algiers," which went before the cameras yesterday with Charles Bover and Sylvia Sidney in the stellar roles. Downs will play the role of Boyer's brother in the film. Hls previous screen appearances include "So Red the Rose," "College Scandal" and "Everybody's Old Man." The supporting cast of "Algiers" features Hedy Lamarr at the top. THURSDAY colonel lies dead upon the floor.

Her "In Old Chicago," which opens Fri TOPPER'S GIRL IS BACK AGAIN! pi- Ho Mr4i. W. day at the Roxy Theater. Alice Brady, Brian Donlevy and Andy Devlne are featured in important roles in support of the three stars. Tho romantic turpritot of Following the current showing of Technically adept, they moved "Tht Awful Truth" plot fho hilarious fun of Bennctt-Ahrrne Comedy At Loew'a Met.

Tomorrow "King of the Newsboys," starring the way he ha? Those questions the play answers. The answers are pretty arbitrary. The object of the author or authors was to make a drama primarily, not to bother themselves too much with verisimilitude. Once before the po-litlcos of the neighborhood, admiring the colonel, though they thought his gentleness with Negroes lamentable, wanted to send him to Washington to represent them, but his almost white natural son called him papa in the presence of the politicians and they were shocked. Now they are once more bent on sending him to Washington.

And this time, daughter and his has suffered a fate generally spoken of as worse than death at the hands of the overseer, and bloodhounds have for some time been heard baying in the distance. Miss Mitchell plays well, and so do Vera Visconti as her daughter, Henry May as a son of hers not so white as others. And Leon Janney brings his facility as an actor and his engaging manner to the role of the other son who was so white that he had hopes of being persecuted no more. Stuart Beebe Is the colonel, George Rathbone the overacting overseer. Following completion of "Testl Lew Ayres, Allison Skipworth and Helen Mack, the Criterion Theater Constance Bennett and Brian CONSTANCE MIAN will bring to its screen another BENNETT AHERNE Republic opus, "The Stadium Murders," beginning Saturday.

Aherne costar in "Merrily We Live," which heads the double-feature program starting a week engagement tomorrow at Loew's Metropolitan Gary Cooper and his wife, the Theater. The second feature is "The ittSlailLY WK UUE 1 Crime of Dr. Hallett," with Ralph former Sandra Shaw, and a party of friends will attend the first eve Bellamy in the leading role. "Merrily ning showing of Samuel Goldwyn's Br Dfnctar 4 sUn of "Tfptr" MAN MOWlMY'ttlJIIBttt'Mm KELLY MM DVORAK TOM MOWN We Live" also features Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray, Tom Brown, Bonlta 'The Adventures of Marco Foio. Granville, Patsy Kelly and Philip Stage News Pilot," in which they are co-starred with Spencer Tracy, Myrna Loy and Clark Gable will head the cast of "Too Hot to Handle" for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

This is an original story for the screen by Lawrence Stallings dramatizing the happenings behind the newsreels. Culver City's vast Rollerdrome with an area of 40.000 square feet was leased by RKO Radio for one farcical scene in "The Joy of Living" in which Irene Dunne and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. lose control of their skates and crash througn guard rails. In the ca.st of "The Joy of Living," which, features Jerome Kern songs, are Alice Brady, Jean Dixon, Eric Blore, Lucille Ball and Warreu Hymer. It is a Tay Garnett production.

at the Radio City Music Hall tomorrow. Reed. rrjiPFO' 1 briskly and effectively throughout the performance tovhe music of Lothar Perl, who with Max Flckel played on two pianos. It Is catching music, rhythmic and melodic in the lighter vein and partial to the jazz idiom. In the evolution of the modern dance, Trudi Schoop Is formulating something different In these creations.

They are quite worth while because they have purpose as well as give entertainment. Rachelle Shubotc An interesting program of dance music for harpsichord and piano was presented at Town Hall last night by Rachelle Shubow. Arranged in chronological order, the recital opened with sixteenth century examples of dances by William Boyd, John Bull and Orlando Gibbons. These early works were played upon the harpsichord, which successfully preserved their antique flavor. Continuing Into the seventeenth, Miss Shubow offered "Le Tambourin" and a gavotte with Hugh Herbert, popular Warner plus 'CRIME OF Si Bros, comedian, arrives in New York this morning on the Twentieth Century for an Easter vacation in the East.

It Is his first vUt to New York in nearly four years. Second 'Pimpernel' Story Begins Saturday at Rivoli "The Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel," the second in the series of stories by the Baroness Orczy concerning the mysterious hero, will Shirley Temple Musical On Twin Bill at Albee "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," with Shirley Temple in the title role, opens at the RKO Albee tomorrow, with Peter Lorre in "Mr. Motto's Gamble" as the second feature. As an added attraction tomorrow night the winners of the final event in the Big Apple and Shag dance contest will be selected. Kate Douglas Wiggins story has been modernized for Shirley's latest starring appearance.

Helen Westley, Slim Summerville, Bill Robinson. Jack Haley, Gloria Stuart and Randolph Scott have featured roles. DR. HALLET RALPH ttitAMY I Encouraged by the success of last Sunday night's nerformance of "Schoolhouse on the Lot" at the Ritz Theater, Philip Dunning announces that starting on Easter Sun-clay, April 17. he will give both matinee and evening performances on Sunday evening.

Next Sunday there will be an evening performance of the play. Monday night performances are omitted. in iT i fffii nlini Vim Hi I i ill have its New York premiere at the The star's most recent film venture, "Men Are Such Fools." featuring Wayne Morris and Prlscilla Lane, Ls scheduled for release later this Spring. Beginning tomorrow "Dracula." Universal mystery-drama, will John Barrymore reported today for work at the Balboa location of LOEWS LEADS IN BROOKLYN! Rivoli Theater Saturday, following the run of "The Gaiety Girls." The adventure romance, which was produced by London Films, stars Barry Barnes and Sophie Stewart, and was directed by Hans Schwartz. The supporting cast features Mar-garetta Scott, Francis Lister, Anthony Bushell and James Mason.

The Cecilia Loftus series of impcr Paramount's "Spawn; of the North." i He will remain at the location until sonations. "Sunday at Nine." will move to the Lyceum Theater from Saclia the Little Theater this rominz Sun- day. It will be the third offering ml Due plav a return engagement at the Rialto Theater. It stars Bela Lugosi and has a supporting cast includ- Gnilry Feature Mondav at Fil variations by Jean Rameau which was appropriately styled but ex- the waterfront sequence is finished next week. He and his wife, Elaine Barrie, will share a house at Laguna the Cl-sic Loftus repertoire.

5. IZ ,7 i Beach with Geonge Raft, who co Dwieht Frve. Joan Standing and MOTION PICTURES stars in the picture with Dorothy Lamour. The English version of "The Pearls of the Crown," written and produced by S.icha Guitry, who is also the Marring player, will have Its American premiere Monday evening at the Filmarte Theater. I The film is a noveltv with a his- Edward Van Sloan.

Charles Richmond and Nell Fitzgerald are latest additions to the MOTION TICTIRES large cast with which Columbia is 'THANk, FOLKS, FOR LOEW'S KINGS Frfdrlc March. The Buccanfcr. Franeiaka Oaal Fliiiwih anil TllOt Awnim pla No Tlmo to Marrr. Richard Arlm, Marj Aitor LOEWS PITKIN The Mack Doll, Sal Grcj, Don Wooda: Pilkln and Saratoga AvenuM plui Hallahy Jim of the Island: and Lone Ranter LOEWS MELHA Paradisa lor Thrfe. Frank Morran, Kobt.

Younj, LlKlniilon St. and Hanover Plata Florence Rice, and All American Sweetheart LOEW'S (iATKS Paradisa lor Three, Frank Morjan, ROM. Yonnr, Gatei Avenue and Broadway Florence Rice, and All American Sweetheart LOEWS BEDFORD Paradise lor Three, Frank Morgan, Robt. Yotinrp Btdrerd Avenue and Screen Street Florence Riee. a ail All American Sweetheart LOEW'S 4HTH ST Paradise lor Three.

Frank Robt. Vounf, 46th Street and No Utroeht Aneaue Florence Rice, and All American Sweetheart LOEWS KAMFO Paradise lr lairM. Frank Mortan, Robt. Yonnr, Eaitem Parkaay and Nulrand Ave. Florence Rre.

and All American Sweetheart LOEW'S ALPINE. Paradise for Three. Frank Morjan, Robt. Yourlf, 9th Street and Fifth Avenue Florence Rlee. and All American Sweetheart LOEWS BROADWAY.

rrailie for Three. Frank Morian, Robt. Younr, Broadway and Myrtle Avenut Florence Rlee. and All American Sweetheart LOEWS CONEY ISLAND Paradise for Three, Frank Morran, Robt. Young, Surf and Stillnell Avenuai Florence Rlee, and All American Sweetheart LOEWS B41RO PARK The Hurricane, Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall; Slat Street and New Utretht Avenue plui Chanre of Heart, Gloria Stuart LOEWS CENTI RY Hollywood Hotel, Dick Powell, Rosemary Lane; plua Noitrand and Parklloo Avenues Bulldoe; Drummond'a Revenge, John Harrymora LOEWS BREYOORT Hurricane.

Dorothy Lamour. eTon Hall; plui Brevetrt Piece end Bedford Avenue It's All Yours, Madeleine arroll LOEWS RAY RIDGE Bad Man of Brimstone. Wallace Reerjr; plua 72d Street aad Third Avenue Mae West, Every Day a a Holiday WtilHnsrord Wcsafr. well-known composer, has completed the musical s-nre of the WPA Theater Prn-evt'i lorthcomaii production 'Tttinn Incident. The H.impion at L.

I will open June 27 for a M-awm of ten we-k1- the direction of tlduar Ma.son. The tx liry will be rwr.t Broadway suc- torical backeround. It is in surrounding Katharine Hepburn French. Italian and English and and Cary Grant in "Holiday." a -ome of its players appear in several picturization of Philip Barry's stage characters. Guitry plays four roles.

success, which George Cukor is di-: Jacqueline Delubac appears in three I reeling. Those now appearing be- and Lyn Hardine. Mrnriia fn tv, eimerat include Lew THE WAY YOU LIKED ME IN "CAPTAINS YOV'Kt OKI YOUNG ONCE!" IT'S and with sue: star- P''s Moreno and Yvette Plenne two! Ayres. Doris Nolan, Edward Everett ft, a parts each. 'hii Henrv Kolker.

Binnie niai.T.: a aflK I ON ACCOUNT OF LEGITIMATE THEATERS MANHATTAN Cement YOU THAT "P.i-r, STARffiMC Mr Beautiful anil Rrmarkanlr." Brown, Pott reoptri f--r Nora B.r -'S 'I THORNTON WILDER 8 with THOR Our TOWN FRANK Always meanest when she loved the most. LAST .1 F'l-'k'S today "A Fonr-Slar Hit." 7 'ime Mtioaztnt RUTH GORDON SAM JAFFE in A DOLL'S HOUSE Uli'l KENT SMITH and MARGARET WALLER Production br JKD H4.KRH BridHuMt Th.a., W. 44th St. vm. a 40, LaT P'ntnctinn bu JF.D HARRIS MOROSCO 4Mh St.

W. if B'y. Clr. 6-6211 En. 40.

Milium TODAY and AT 2:411 i.i: ama, will at the evening, a protege 1H will to "Sing WPA Federal Spring revue Joh: Of lid Patio, Fiatkuib and Mlnwaod Klnriway, Klnee H'wy-Ceaey III. Avalon. Klaia Hlthway aad E. Illh Albemarle. Flatbota and Albeaierle Farraitat.

Flatbtnh Ave.Farraiut Marine. Flatbusb Ave. and Kinue ey. Mayfair. Coney lit.

Ave. ana Avenue u. Mldwood. Avenue end C. I3tn 81.

Elm. Avenue and C. 17th St Trlanfle. Kings H'way and t. 13th Kiaile.

FlatbulH Ave. at Cortelyeu ltd. Parkaide. Fletbuik and Parkilne Vocuc. Corny III.

Ave. and Avenue tsm-it for TrKH-f 1 wi.it r. Grant, Rrlnrinr I Baby; Swing Your Lady Everybody's lloiar It; The Midnight Intruder Hurricane, with Jon Hall; It's All Yours Moore, I'll Take Romance; M. Loy, Man-Proof Moore, 111 Take Romance: M. Loy, Man-Pronf Is Where You Find It; Raroness and Butler Is Where You Find It; S.

Tracy, Mannequin with Spencer Tracy; Thrill of a Lifetime McCrea. Wells largo; You're Only Young Once Moore. I'll Take Romance; SI. Loy, Man-Proof la Whrre You Find II; Baroness and Butler Only Young Once; and The Girl Said No McCrea, Wells Fargo; You're Only Young Onca Bette Davis A HIT SP1 U.BI.SnlNO DRAMA." r.n.ror Wnriii-Triraram He All the living ROOM SERVICE A Oori Abbott Production bv John Murray and AV.ph Bnrr'E CORT THFATRE, W. 48 St.

Ert. Hit te MaltrjrODAY and to i "An obvious Pollock Kao'e FXTRA PERFORMANCE EVEHV SUN. EVE. SCHOOLHOUSE ON THE LOT Crrnoriotii Hollvaond Comtdv Hit RIT2 48 SI. En 8 40.

all. Today Sat. Jimmy Durante Siaircil New Pi lure at lx a a si Wal'-T ti.e I.TOV. 4(1 W. nf way.

I III. MAIS. WED. 12. al 2 40 latinrr TOIMY at lil.liir BACHELOR BORN N-w Comtdy with FREDERICK LEISTER I V(1 I nf waT.

Kvn.K tl) .1 salt ill prrrormincm, 55. $1.11, $2.20 lu FEATURE FILITISSHOWinG TODAY TODAY r.i.'i'.ai. Til- miti'i! 1 "Tui-O'T ol -i BROTHER RAT Prorf'iftinn .1 F'rrrt PuiKVli.ilfp CAPITOL f.nniK nowuso vrsentt Sir CEDRIC HARDWICKE Shadow and substance A Now bv Paul Vincent Carrn.l lh SARA Al.l.flOOI), JI I.IK HAYDOS tiOtDEN.W.45. Mali. TidayA 2:40 GERTRUDE LAWRENCE Susan cod JOHN C0LDEN afoducllan.

lih Paul MkGrath PLVMOUTH SL.W.af B'way. No Moo. P.rli, Mati. TODAY, TOM Mil SAT. Tbf Thtatre Guild prrtiwilt the ALFRED LUNT LYNN FOffTANNE 0.:1.

1 Mir o-i Ir.K" 1 Q. (1 r.cl RAT RIDGE Center, Sluth Ave. and S6tn St. Happy Landing; alio City Girl Elertra. 7Sth St.

end Third Ave Tnvarlrh; also Wise Girl Stanley, 5th Aye. end 75th St Be Mine Tonight; Employees Entrance BEDFORD Apollo, Fulton and Throoe Transatlantic Mrrry-Go-Round; Borrowing Troublt National 720 Washington Ave. (ilrl; also Living on Love Rogers. Rogers eer. Sulllvoo PL, Firefly; also Beg, Borrow or Steal Savoy, Bedford Ave.

aad Llneela Midnight intruder; and Everybody's Doing It BOROUGH HALL AND DOWNTOWN DufMrld, lluttleldend Fulton sts Gold Is Where You Find It; Baroness and Butler Momart. Fulton St. and Rockwell Plata. Hitting a New High: Murder in Diamond Row St. George.

100 Pineapple St Rareness and the Butler; Swing Your Lady Terminal, Fourth Ave. and Deaa St Uvr Is Headache; and Double Danger Tivoll. Fulton St. and Myrtle Ave Thrill a Lifetime; Baroncs and the Duller BRIGHTON BEACn Oceana, Brighton Beaeh St. Thrill of a Lifetime; also Mannequin BROWNSVILLE People's Cinema, Saratoga Tolstoy's Peter the First All-Soviet Talkie I'm: r.

P-: BROADWAY 5 1st STREET Major Edwint Bowr, Mng. Dir. l.ntt Tim ft JaanatU MACDONALD Ndlton IDDV in "OfftL OF THt COLDKH WIST' their Meld Over M1H-: MIOR. W. SI.

Em. .45. Ml t2 MiU lillity and SAt l.i. Mic to HI Ml ED WYNN Hooray for what! "IMIKf, tRTtl VI 81 Eyl in MAtlnrra 'IOM-W and VAT In Mi GEORGE M. COH A IN A NE MI SII At.

ItH I I 'D RATHER BE RIGHT mmn im.trm:. wt of a Iik Ut. wr.l. and 2 til PBlttS i Hi, Ml, Bilr tl.tl.Sll.2 REDUCED Mit.Ortli 12. Bait jOijIui ta) QF MICE AND MEN dlicdon ANTON CHtKHOV'8 Partiinount IxiCtll A I SEA GULL 1 i- Bette in Itenrv Translation lit STAR VOI NT, I HELD FLATBI'Sn Brooklyn STRAND1 Asfnr, Flatbuih near Church "BBLIOOO ORUMMOND'l HML' Dinner at Eight; and Four Houra to Kill Without Names; Sheik Kteps Out Rosalie; also The World Gone Mad Wise Girl; also Merry-Gn-Round of 1S3S Midnight Intruder; Everybody's Doing It Flatbush, Church and Flatbuih Glenweod, 1475 Fl.ttmih Ave (irnnada.

Church end Nestrand RKO Kenmore. Chureh-Flatbush Avs ReflHiaM Duttw cms a wei-k tr.e 1'er tiie 5crr'i; '1'' ilii starring Frank The toiv of "Ji u- In New Orleans in li.e just before the yellow fevi plut "BORN TO THE WEST aHh lohn Wyn Marth Hiki tttat Chapter 7 "Lona Kmnfr" SHI IIFRr 1IIFMRK, 4llh St. of rl'aar III. Mat. TOM and 5 40 i.ast wi Jim 11.111 A 1 F.

The star-wagon A ii-ip Dliu hv MkXWEKh ANDKRSOV HI Itlll'ss MRRF.niTII LILLIAN (llsll (MPIRI. St. Eyl.B:40. Mill Wd ASI. At A CtlRDOU prrsrnti The woMEN-2d year niK HMFjy hit bt CLARE BOOTHS CAST OF 411 All WOMFN EAST FI ATUrsH Avenue Theatre, Ave.

D-E. 43d Got Everything; Daughter of Shanghai GERRITSEN BEACH Graham, III Whitney Ave Magnlllrrnt Obsession; Thank You, Mr. Mota PARK RIOPE A Krv Pfnv hv JOHN STFINBRCK I hv (iLORCiK KAI't MXN VI'SIC lilix 4 W. nf at! Evvl hi MiiH. Till RS.

and 'The Best Show in Town' i Atlantic. FletBush Ave. and Deaa nollvwond lintel: and Bov nf the Streel. rox Flalbwih at Navini Walttr CMMOly Jean Parker "PENITENTIARY" CUdyt Swarthout Jchn Bolts "ROMANCE IN THE DARK" Carlton. Flatbush aad 7th Avee SEATH liOW SELLING FOR NEXT IS WFEK8 Plata, Flaiamn Ave.

and Park A VARNKR BROS. PICTURE I IENRY FONDA GEORGE BRENT MARGARET LINDSAY DONALD CRISP-FAY BAINTER RADIO CITY MUSIC HAll a Thrill of a Lifetime: Portia on Trial Benjamlno Gigil In Forever Y'ours: also Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo. Warner Oland Midnight Intrudrr: also Everybody's Doing It Raronrss and Butler? Gold U'hrn cuj se "AIL (1ROERS FILLEO PROMPTLY ON BORROWED TIME nrni.KT nir.GF.s RKO Prospect. 9th St. and Stb Sanders.

Preipeet Pk. W. and 14th ethel barrymore St. "THE NFWHIT 'W CHAPMAnT Nevi BM.l.tT BKOOKI.VN BROOKLYN ACAOKMY Of MlvlC SturiUv AltfilUKin. April 1 EDVtlN HI WAWBlillK.B "PIN0CCHI0" TJlHi.v:,i! s'nkn biti.rt vr ip.iii.r lirkrtu now: 'tr and SI O't Box OIll'i" ill A'-f Hlrr LEGITIMATE THEATERS BROOKLYN DootiOp.

II 30 A.M. MERLE OBERON li "WE DIVORCE OF LADY Comdy (n Technicolor ON THI TOIi UHI Mar. krt'i )ru ravut. Ivmphony Orch. rtcturt itt lltll, Si20, ttOS, 7)4, tOilt Ut MtnoniM Stati fttswrwd Clr, 4-4A00 tx.nOTHY KRAVK PFTFR II KM C'OKRor 1101 DKN I LONf.Ar.llF W.

48th SI. En. 8 ll to Jl Mali TOIMV and SATIRIIAV al AUav l.irrllrnt Balcnnr SI IACH OAKIE MILTON BIRLK li i BOB BURMt KENNY BAKER 3 Venus, 1224 Pmepsst Ave Irene Dunne in Showboat: and City Girl KINGS HIGHWAY Jewel. Kings H'way and Oieaa P'kway Man'i Journey; and Thunder Trail AVENTE 11 SECTION Avenue Ave. U-E.

16th I'll Take Romance; Crashing Hollywood Traymora, Avenue and E. 46tb Settlement; Bloasoms on Broadway RIDGEWOOD Colonial, Broadway aad Chauneey Hurricane: also Ml Yours Rivoli, Myrtle end Wllion Ave! Here- Wolf of London; The Richest Girl In the World) RKO Madison. Myrt Wyrk.lf A. -ht Intruder; and Everybody's It 8IIEEPSHEV OII.BFRT MrU.PP, presPifi 1NA CLAIRE ETHEL BARRYMORE WHITE0 AKS with STEPJIFN hacgard HUDSON t. B'Y.

BR. -55M 411. Mala. THI RS. and SAT.

at 2:411 Frl.lTZTR PR1K PLAY You Can't Take It With You BOOTH THF.A1RF f. Ytrxt of B'wav t. 4H. Mail. WFII and SAT.

at Ul r.onc SEATS AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE Shirley TEMPLE IS ENOUGH ONCE WALKIKC DOWN BROADWAT RUIFI Of n- FPFTlFTdrK I1N9DA1F ROXY SUNNYBROOK FARM" lASDOLFll SCOTT III (.11 WILLIAMS vinl IKMh HENRY MILLER'S THEATRE. 124 W. 4, at. BR l-17'i. Evl.a 40.

Mh. TOM Wu! 2 .11. Where lnU Find II; Baroness and Bulla? LEON JANNEY "MULATTO" yne iulitj J'for on bioadKatl Iheepshead. Sbeepshead Bny, Vsorhies SIX TH BROUui i.V 25c ti 1 lack Halny Glrl tluarl p.mJb r. ktaor RF.vrr AM ftati Sraad Finals 'Big Aaelo" end "Snag" Centeita Friday lnt Sander's 22 19th St sis uf (Ind; and Prescription for Romanes.