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T2 BR." MUSIC 4 By Miles Kastendieck i 1 it With Actors in Politics a St. Grow up to Bo President So No doubt the parents of many an little shaver drooling at his mother'; one day he might be President. And Joseph Fuchs Introduces lopatnikoff's Violin Concerto in Town Hall Recital To hear Joseph Fuchs play the violin in Town Hall last night was an extremely gratifying experience. Mr. Fuchs i an artist true and simple.

He does not indulge flreworM and empty display of virtuosity; he makes music. 1 was a i that I fellow I lies or 1 I on the 'Double Indemnity 'Mae. Miss Bobby Fill New Dual Bill at the Fox Theater Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray are teamed together as a couple of murderers in thu new Paramount hit, "Double Indemnity," which started its Brooklyn run yesterday at the Fox Theater. The picture, adapted from the grew up and became only Clark Gab Such fine technique combined theater a with a keen sense of artistry re Frederic March or Frank Sinatra, and the parent gave up hope, resigning themselvea, to fate, assuming their boy would never be anything bigger than a star. But for all any American actors seem determined not to leave room for doubt.

not so common these days. Mr. Fuchu has the happy faculty of James Cain best -selling novel. It the story of an Insurance salesman and 'Meet Mlse Bnbhr Sorha' Columbia p.eture directed by O'enn of ua know, those daya may be gone. ,1 a I m.

I playing with taste, with style and a wily airen who trv to collect In Some time acior nugnt oe judge layior in soum surant on a murdered man, the President. Tryon. from arreen p. ay bv Muriel Rot Bolton. at Ihe Fox Thealer.

with Bob Croxbv. I ynn Merrick, Louiae gul husband. Or. for that matter, an actress. After Eye Operation Brirlmon.

Roiwrt wlui. Howard Freeman. Miry Currier. Put Parriah. Sally BUM.

Anyway ynu look at it. "Double Indemnity" In strong I neien uanagan, say. County Judse Franklin Taylor, 1 with finesse. Everything acquires a certain grace because of the sweetness of his tone and the neatness of his phrasing. The recital opened with Nardlnl's Sonata in wherein these qualities came to the fore though they actually came into fheir own in a sensitively poised interpretation of I John Hamilton.

Doui'iM Wood and Pierre Director Billy Wilder keeps the ac- wever beiore the election period waa authoritatively learned today. i.s i Just past have the people of recuperating "in, the South" I sence of an orchestra, the Performance of the concern dlff a work of decided promise. Written In three movements, it tends 10 rely on rhythmic activity rather than melody. Its first movement sounded least satisfactory last night because of the impression left by the repetitious thematic material. The Andante is quite meditative, succeeding in sustaining its mood in compelling fashion.

The Finale is an out-and-out virtuoso piece. Just how colorful the whole work Is, however, must remain for an orchestral performance to reveal. Artur Balsam was the accompanist. He succeeded in achieving some excellent ensemble though not always realizing the musicai possibilities of his own part. tion at boiling- point throughout and tosses in a couple of lorried love "GREENWICH VILLAGE, scenes between Barbara and Fred SOsa Johnson Surprises crop up one after th.

tneater ana tne movieg gone into from his reCent operation for They classified thfm.Mlve.,!m0Vg. of ari evt. The jurist will ai artists and held to the belief remain away from the that arusts, for some reason or bench for tne entre winter, another, should not appear to talcel Ailing, Judge Taylor had origl-sides. Presumably they voted, but asked county Judge Nathan R. mAV be miAMMd tnif mm ftf them U.lIi 1.1.

Beethoven Sonata In Minor, which teams Vivian Blaine with Don Ameche, heads the weekend show at RKO theaters, with "Dangerous Jour- other and for once the moviegoer really does hang on the edge of his seat a the film rolls on. Besides Fred and Barbara. Ed At Academy 'DRAGON SEED," with Kath Opus 30. Three Paganlni Caprices, a Debussy Prelude and Saint Saen's Introduction and Rondo Capriocioso rounded out a program which fea I v. Hnnp MKR tlVfl LllJlUrT rill arine Hepburn and lurhanjdld not even go so far as that in caiendar, in return for which Row nfirnrilnn' resigning th Olympian attitude.

i inHo. Tavini- is ward G. Robinson comes into this! The "First Lady of Exploration," film as the claim investigator for Osa Johnson, will coma to the the Insurance company, in one of! Academy ot Music on Monday eve-hi hest-nlnved roles to date. It's nine to lecture on her adventure tured the first New YorK penorm-ance of Lopatnikoff's Concerto In D. Though handicapped by the ab at Loew's theoteri.

will be taken over rrorjauiy one reason lor tneir ror- iattr -alendar mer reticence waa belief that bv. Countv jtlrjg8 Samuel S. Liebo- Largest Sound HAW IneH- Hon. .1 lit. Vnai 1 lose Robinson who gets suspicious of the and to show two of her latest mo- African Nary a Marine Shows Albemarle Sound In North Caro they might popularity, hence witz at Judge gobel's request, income.

Even artista occasionally; .1. i details, after Barbara and Fred have turn picture prooucuons Solomon IS-, Enr I antriarnarl Peirtvi been careful to commit the perfect Paradise" and "The lina is the largest coastal freshwater sound In the world. UTf SHOWS TONIGHT lands." NOW uiunL at money, more oil-en man noti i the moet lofty of them. But with Announce weaaing murder, hia sixth sense telling him Men in the Maritime Service and that the husband's death wasn't just the 1944 election campaign they Glen Cove, Nov. 11 Mr.

and Mrs Coast Guard substituted for marines Billy Rose's production of "Car- piwjik u.ii. u. iSt0DDed bein an accident, He start ttgniening that way and de- Willard Edgerton of 32 Jefferson Carmen Don 1 MIRANDA AMECHE OPERA BROOKLYN GRAND OPERA ALFREDO SALMAGGI, Director the net around the guilty pair, with men jemes ai Rrh cided that they were just people St. have announced their daughter. roklyf) BUSHWICK DYKER steadily mounting tension that .1 piay a spexiBi mmnctprr- Armv and Nbvv r.nf.r like any one else, voter who cared.

I Arlene Edgerton. and Corp. John ivy ifornmnre T)v. Nov top for film excitement. William BENDIX celebrate National to GREENPOINT Marine mey made tne discovery tnat ll Hoptar of the marine corps, son of 'the election went.

AIM wv nr nthr VTr nnH Uri Hrtnlar if Tvnsl .1.. ntirt Ti nm r. nm reffi ar TONIGHT at 8:30 Doume maemnny is one 01 xnr UY A BOND KENM0RE weanesaay maunee on xnov. year and MADISON that wa Important to them, even Valley, will be married tomorrow at RARRFR ftf SEVILLE Vftnl ThM knv what, than wanlaH 9 In St Da tHl, 'o V.iiV, MMIIMIbII VI wkllbSlk best pictures of tiie shouldn't be missed. AT KO 0RPHEUM TOO AY George Abbotts comedy observed at the center OETHlf PROSPECT TpCKIT REPUBLIC SST.

Kt NOV. IS "CARMEN" Prim: 110. SI.BO. 12.01) Ine. Tax BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Columbia'! "Meet Bobby "Snafu," relative newcomer at the wl" Jesuvai jeai.uimg marine songs and a dance, attended This is quite epoch-making.

And Corporal Hoptar has served 26 now it seems the Independent Com- months overseas and is home on a mlttee of the Arts and Sciences, furlough. th vnu Socks" is the co-feature at ths tenant of the Bilt- bv 150 men and junior hostesses. I.ifujtrtle Ave. (All Subwajri) ST. 1(1700 AU-ITAt Coney Island! ADK STAGE FLAYS STAGE PLATS SHOW AT starring Bob Crosby, as a crooner more Theater, will give special who returns from the wars and looks jThanksgivlng Day matinees on up the girl who has been writing 'Thursday, Nov, 23.

Both produc- Aviation Employes JACOBS formed of many prominent folk, is going to continue active, throwing it weight thi way and that hereafter for one thing or another. They are not going back to their well- 30 Confcr, fo. Nrf V' w.ih VIVIAN BLAINE 'h TacrmicoJor Sitf THE SNAkt kliVj 1001 ThrilU 'DANGEROUS JOURNEY TtX IN YIDDISH trtHirt by trrimemtnt Honor War Dead Farminedale. Nov. 11 The thou MADISON Kflttl'l SOUAM FLUSHING OAIDIN Keith'f MON.

evi RCn. HILL NOV. Mr, STRAND TharON ambrfr A LetUr BROADWAY sands of men and women employes upholstered caves, return to a state of the Republic Aviation Corpora-1 of MSV unconsciousness. 'Oir fUU IENOTH MATUtl Fir Rockiway M. Sat.

I Sun. Mat. A In Bv Muni oow a ARNAI'D ISSHU Prim 7S ta 11.59 piui Tan an be- the tion at East Farmingdale, makers! In France, Pierre Blanchard of the P-47 Thunderbolts, observed actor' knew wnat he wanted, Armistice Dav todav with two min- an important figure in 'A Derail- e-i r. 'JOHNNY DOESN'T grant ARSENIC and OLD IACE uvl anymom' AIDEN JMIC him and promising him a in a tions will eliminate the usual radio station, and Louise Wednesday afternoon performances young newcomer. Crosby's pen pal.

that week, turns out to be a Miss Bobby Socks. aged 16. and how she goes about "Design for Laughter," new revue trying to get him a job. and the now in rehearsal under sponsor-hilarious results fitrrrr the basis of ship of Modern Play Productions, the film story. opens at the Provincetown "Meet Miss Bobby Socks" is Playhouse Friday evening, Nov.

17, Jumpin' with jive. There are seven; for a series of previews. The revue songs, five of them warbled a book and lyrics by William Crosby, including "I'm Not Afraid Mishkin and John Francis, with a of Love," "A Fellow on a Furlough" score by Alexander Maissel. resistance movement, kept the SNOH 1041 "TJl." Eddio MACION 'HohI Nm Caeiaioot lot A Jock HAIET 'Take 8a' PARKWAY THEATRE EASTERN JOHN'S 6L.2 3 utes of silence at 11 a.m. The program included the sounding of taps over the plant-wide public address system.

About, 3,350 men of pe-public have joined the armed forces and 12 have been killed in action. ALBEEGA.RY JKgT s-my pal wolf CASANOVA BRO WN fith PKBFECT COMEDY." yaan, 3 itari, Wallrr Winrhell Nrri CTDCTT FATHER CeaM Humahraya, Viala Kftatl. Brent Sarient i LIFE WITH French motion picture industry going in spite of the Germans Maurice Chevalier, a well-loved star, did not know his mind so well. He wavered. But the "people.1 Mr.

Blanchard, now in this countrv, says, believe him not to be a collaborator. The doubt, however, remains. Chevalier's explanation is that he worked with the Vichy government at first because he held i' to be the government of France. When he found it was not in favor Htncti bv SHEeARD TRAUBE Ord VPAR ARTHUR MAR0 ET80N A NYDIA WE8TMAN B1.101' Theatre, 45th St. LrtlX EMPIRE Theatre, A 40tK St.

PE. Kit F.iga, Inal. Sun. 8:40. Mala.

Today A 8:411. Matmeea TODAY and WKD. Air Tragedy in England Stops Brothers' Reunion Fort Madison, Iowa 0I.R) The expected reunion of two brothers, stationed in England, recently was cut "Certainly anmethinr you ahooldn't miia," NEW YORKER Maaaztnct and "Come With Me. My Honey. A couple go to the Kim Loo Sisters.

Chinese singers, and to Louis Jordan and his Tymphany Five. Th doings in this picture will find favor with bobby sox contemporaries, because the music in "Meet Miss Bobby Socks" is hot and sweet. If it doesn't send YOU, it's MICHAEL TODD vreunU BOBBY CLARK JUHN I DBERU prenfTItn MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE BROOKLYN ALBEB "Cajtnova Brown." It 00. I SO. 4 40, 7:34.

10:28. "Mf Pi Wolf," 35. 3:25. a 20, 9:10. 12 08.

METROPOLITAN'-Udle in Washlni- ton." 11:19. 2:34. 5 49, 8 55. 12 01; Sfvemh Cross," 12 25, 3.40, 6 58. 10,01.

1 07. STRAND "End of the Rod." 11:31. 1:57, HAYRIDE HARRY WAG8TAFFGRIBBLE 8 PRODUCTION I A ANNA LUCAST A H.rt A Plav bv PHILIP Y0R0AN wllh short by tragedy. Dorothy Fields FAI Wll Bt iUhnvh stoppea supporting u. now nr HAAKON KVAN8 MANSFIELD.

47 St. Will it B'ay. Efl. 1:40 15 miles apart, Sgt. Theodore Pjwm nave go oeiore ruruicauon op the nation HHUIU ll 1 1 MUdlU HALL Cenih "Solid tnttia'mmtni xubtronf.

"-sum GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON ea Maara-OaMwyn-Mavae'o "MRS. PARKINGTON" Edward Arnold Agns Moorhad Cclf KIUwy ON STAGE "AMERICAN RHAPSODY "-ProdtiCAci Uonidof Club, Rockettei, Corpi da Ballot, Symphony Orch, diriclion Etna tap. Doon Opoei Taotay 9:30 A.M. Plchieo4 Ml I li4, 7:0, 10:1. ka ld-lK faaloe 1 2:34 Stat Shaw 1 1 1:14, HOT.

Darn Opati Sandky 1 1 1 JO A.M. FIRST MEZZANINE SEATS tESERVED IN ADVANCE ftwa Clrel A-440Q Slaced by HASMAKD SHORT not the fault of the players in this! Mat. Today A Wtd.2:40. Etra Mat. Thanki'l Day! Committee and be cleared or con SONGS BY COLE PORTER Kuhlmeier and Lt.

Bernard Kuhl- film, who try very hard. demned, his future in the French 4 23. 49. 915. 1141: "Bnw.rr meier flew to his brother's base but 12 29.

2 55, 5 21, 7 47. 10:13. had tne cjrcie around for soma time 12 39. until the field could be cleared of Tech High School Shows Its Activities to Parents the wreckage of a crash landing. MANHATTAN 10 10 12 20, 4 40.

6.50. 9 00. 11 15. 1 09 2 30. ROARING HIT!" Tnnr Miwatinc WINTER GARDEN, a way A SOth St.

CI. 7 5111 L00MER GIRL -I- Mti.Tdy. i HAROLO ARLEN E. y. HARBURfl.

Sonaa THK THFATRK II MUSICAL HIT CELE8TE MARGARET JOAN DAVID VI A ft A I HOLM DOUGLASS McCRACK EN BROOKS II a ft 11 HI A 000LEY MABEL MATT i Mttxic bv RICHARD RODGERS WILSON TALIAFERRO BRIGGS BooXr bv OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2d HI Kmr Theatre. W. 44 St. (I 6 Dtrrclrd bv ROUBEN MAM0ULIAN Ew. Maa.

turn loor. H.20to5.4U: rn.ASat Dune's bv AGNES de MILLE JI.20UH. Ta Inel. Matt. TODAY A WEO.

2:30 BETTY HARRY JOSEPH EVELYN GARDE STOCK ELL BULOFF WYCKOFF MIDNIGHT SHOWvTS AT ALL 3 THEATRES Lieutenant Kuhlmeier finally landed only to learn that his brother had been killed in the crash. An open house program in con-' nection with open school week wasj held at Brooklyn Technical High School, De Ave. and Fort! CAPITOL --Marriage Prlva. 9:10. 12:10.

3 1.1, 6 16. 9 18. 12.32; Stage. 11.12. 2:15, 5:18.

8 20. 11 .34. CRITERION "lost in a Hartra 9 30 11:15. 1 05, 2.S5. 4 45, 6 35.

8 25, 10.15. 12.05, 1:55. BILLY BOSS vreaenta lr. JAMKS Thea. 44th Kt.

of way tells of an illicit Nwa CARMEN JONES Last Stage Skow Tratyit it 11:45 Last Shewing of Pfctjri 12:45 AM MATS. TODAY A THI RS MAT. TOOAY4.Tom' 2:30. Evil. letl.

Sun. :.10 MUSIC HALL "Mm. 12 49, 7 08. 10 19, 12:34 9 42. S'age, New Ship Every 2 Hours Every two hours the American flag is run up on a mast and a new ship joins the gigantic United States Greene Place, yesterday for parents of students.

Laboratories and classes at work, special exhibitions of weight lifting. A muiltal play baaed ait Bleet'a Opera "Carman ditlWjtv' 1 1 IN A OeKOVEN Romanlle Comli Opin hv nsriK 4MMF HSTHM "il 10:01. Sta.ed by HASSAUD SHORT DflRIN Hfifirt BROADWAY Thea. at St. CI.

7-JSS7 JVIDIll In Ordinal Form rDOUGHGIRLSl rrn. pisi bm i pio MATINEES SAT. 3:30 S2 plus tax 11 .46, 2.S. 6 0,. 9 26.

PARAMOUNT-" I Lov a Snidler 12.59. 3 57, 6 55, 9 55. 12 50. 2:36: 11 51, 2 51. 5.49.

8 47, 11 47. R1VOI.I Prfr.chman Creek." 12 00, 2 10. 4 15. 6 15. 8 JO.

10:35 ROXY "IrlJh Eyea Are Smiling." I 00. 3 55. 7 00. 10 00. 12 55; II 55, 2 50.

5.50. 8:55, 11-55. Ev. 30. 41 .21) Mat.

Sat. A Sua. 2:311 II 20-12. 40 ADELPHI Tlua 54 St. E.

ol 7th. Na Part. Mon. Sust-j fleet, says Ships Magazine. Accord-: 10 oo.

'n8 to tne navv tne number of ships! 12:40. it will have in 1945 will be about1 10 10. i 8,445 the mightiest armada the art, war industrial training work and a musical program made up the principal eventa of the afternoon, Harold E. Taylor, principal, was in charge. A SHOWS TOM'W (8UN0AYI 2:40 MICHAEL TODD pretenta MAT.

TODAY A TOMORROW at 1:45 Evai. Intl. ana. at 8:40 In world has ever known. MAE WEST Person 5th LAUGH MONTH ROTAI.E, 45 St.

W. of way. 4T. S-S7SO! tAKiys Evary En. (Exi.

Man 1 8:40. Mall. Today, Tain W2 40 AMBASSADOR 4th W. of way MailerdTinow. Eva.

Inal. Sun.SI. 20,1. to.2.40 3.00 "A RIOTOl'S, RIBALD. ROBI ST 3.60.

Mala Sat A Sua Jl, 20. 1.80.2.40. Nona Hlah.r n.ICK." COl.EMUN. Mirrnri MUSK! AVERS I MUtfflMENTI A NEW HIT roiia-h and ready CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY) eomedy, ehoek full of honesty rfK aO(ill SIDNEY BLACKMER LOIS WILSON HufBtcr." Barmt. Her.

Trib. f'tWOTf Sifn tartan Edw.ra aacMUMAY STANWYCK IOIINSON INDEMNITY" SJjWIET MISS BOBBY SOCKSng THI CAST SIDE KIDS "BOWERY CHAMPS- "THI END 0 THI tOADjA rffl'l'i lTiiED-i tlxllj PLYMOUTH W. St. 1. II A II A GEORGE ABBOTT Eyta.

8:411. Mala. TODAY St WED. 3:10 tJ PRODUCTION Bv Inula SOLOMON Harold BUCHMAN "ETHEL BARRYMORE HAS NEVER BEEN HUDSON 44 St E. at B'My.

BRy. 5641 MORE MA6NIFICENT. Bunifa. Hrr Tnb. Eyea.

8:40. Mats. Wed. Sat. ta 81 20 THF THEATRE CI II Dreaenls I iTrM'i 1 KflSK FRtyHrV Sma.h PMatJ, TMRP77I Pii HF AVFN 5 1 1" 1 CAPBTOl HOaCWa 11 ITtHt WASHINGTON COR.

HIGH STS. Til 5- 7614- liuni MARTHA SCOTT-MYRON McCORM ICK A Play hy t. BUSH FT.KFTE A A GOLDEN 45. 8 :40 Mate Today 4. Wed.

2 :40 BiJJN FAY. Bx.ilor anoielhy PRANX WGbtrtX i CI. 6-6740. Seat! Sellilta 12 Weelia la Advanee with ALBERT BASSFRMAN NATIONAL W.4lit. Eygi.

8 :30 S3 i MATINEE TOD AT AT Matineei TODAY A 7HURS 2:30, S3.00-SI.2O: Edwin Letter amenta the New Operetta Trluaiab. 8EAT8 8ELLINQ 12 WEEKS IN ADVANCE QflQ Qp NORWAY GERTRUDE NIESEN In IMPERIAL 45th St. W. ot wa, 1 iEyaolna. at 8:10 Sharp.

Mala. Today A Wed. 2.30 tttl Aye. Subway ta Hi ah St All Street Cart Waakdaye 90a ta P.M. Today Thra Tflea.

Cant, from It Noon hULLUW IHt UIKLij EXTRA PERFORMANCE JACRTK OIFASON NirUT BEGI LAR PRK FS Proceedi te Actari' Fund Bottarveat Irina Baranava Tlai Herbert i i 4th ST. THEATRE, W. of way. LA I SPENCER TRACY in M-G-M's Jorge Negrete in "ASI SE QUIERE EN JAUSC0" Eyl. 9:30 Stierp.

MATS. TODAY A WEO. 2:30. a TnJu at 2:30 and SI Plua Oii1-f-town Mall Order Qlvnn prompt Attantloi Sunday at 3:00 i PAUL SMALL ttreienfl BROCK PEMBERTON1 "presents' 'THE SEVENTH CROSS' plot 'LADIES OF WASHINGTON' tt WAR 104 ONOt ON f.Lt AT IHWI in (Lot in Jlinco Loa I'onnee Benny Tony A Sally JIOLTZ BOSWELL FIELDS DeMARCO I'proannuslil funny Variety Revut A I FRANK FAY A First all Natural Color Meiiran Tr daetion with ENGUU TITLES. LOEW'S KINGS A New Cnmedv by MARY CHASE kj I I 1 1 III GARY COOPER Flatbutn and Tilda Avan THE STORY OF DR.

WASSELL" noea tf luea LOEW'S PITKIN with JORFPHINE HI LL i 4.IESTIC Thea. W. 44th St. Evai leal. Soa.

Direct-d hy ANTOLNE.TTE I Evai. (E.pt Frl. I Sat.) SI ta S2.S0 Plui Ta, 4Rth ST THEATRE. E. of B'ay.

BR. 0-456 Mat. TodayA Wed. 2:40 MATINEE TODAY AT 2:40 Pitkin and Saratoga Avenuea Plus "GAMBLER'S CHOICE" OPENS 9 A. WAY I 47th ir.iTHi mpiarnr'a pn.oi.

2 Shows Today Tom'w LITTLE INDIANS BR0ADHUR8T TH. 44 St. W. of CI. SUM 'THE HIT ICE SHOW OF THE CE Garland.

Jnurnal-American 1:40. SI.20 S3.iO. Mala. TadayAWed. 2:40 "DRAGON SEED" KATHARINE HEPBURN WALTER HUSTON PLUS COLOR CARTOON and NEWS Sn Hnniti Arthur M.

Wirt? prirnt Laew'a ALPINE 69th St. and Filth Laew-a BEDFORD, Bedford Semen SI, a BROADWAY. Brnadway Myrlle Av. Laea'a CONtY ISLAND. Snrl-81lllall Avi Laeai'a 46TH 46th Utrecht Ay.

Laew'a GATES, Galea Ave. and Broadway Laew'a KAME0, Eaitera Av. Laew'a ELBA, Llvlnqaten PI. Laew'a ORIENTAL 86th St and 18th Ave. Leaw'a PREMIER, Sutler St.

LOEW'S BAY RIDGE 72nd Street and Third Avenue LOEW'S WARWICK Jereme and Fulton Streeta HATS OFF TO ICE 75c, $1.25 and $1.65 Plus Tax HEDY LAMARR PAUL HENREID SYDNEY 6KEENSTREET PETER LORRE IN HKOH IBS BROWN AND 0RCH fefeav SUE RYAN OANNT OMYSON Saturday Fvenint Only? 75c tt $2.40 Plui Tax Evpninot 8:40, Sun day 8(5. Na Mon. Pfrf. "A SI CCESS there can be no eloubt." Rascoe, World-Telrgram C1IFRYI CRAWFORD pretentj MIRIAM HOPKINS VICTOR JORY A new plnv bv SAMSON RAPHARLSON THE PERFECT MARRIAGE RARRYMORE Thea. 47th of way "MAISIE GOES TO RENO" Starrlnt ANN SOTHFRN THE HAIRY APE," Willlom Bend, PI Mati.

TODAY, 2 40: SUN. 3. Mail Orditr.l CENTER Roefxtfeliar Cfntfr. CO. 5-5474 America'.

Only Thratrr i Ind. Subway Dlfeet ta Door 49th St. A. 6th Avt. US Cary Grant.

'ARSEVIf' Avn fi t. LOEW'S RORO PARK Slit Street and New Utrecht Avenue Inuvvv e. vjr. a I.I1. tltKE ANY MORE1 RODGERS and HAMMERSTEIN rjrren ies, at Mala.

Today Wed. at :30 "THBISTIAr. 0arHriMfil If drematfe thuederbnlt. Wnltrr VOinrhplt LOEWS BREVOORT Bravoert Place and Bedford LOEW'S PALACE East N. V.

Avenue and Strauu Street OPENS 10 A BKOADWAY AT. 51 Sf jiFnn Tan imu NO AND A PRAYER Dn Andrewa 'MOONLIGHT AND CA( TIS" Mmr HAIL THE CONQI ERING HERO," Eddie BrackTnc "TAKE IT BIO," ptarmia-laek Haljy I REMEMBER MAMA Iron Kathryn Forbci' "Mamn'a Bank Account" with JOAN TETZEL MUSIC BOX. 45 fit. W. ol B'oay.

CI. t-l6 Eyea. Sharp. Mate. Today A Tliur.

2:35 Snar, LILLIAN HHU.MAN'S Hevt PlaV 00RNELIA OTIS 0CNNI8 OUDLfY SKINNER KING DIGGES THE SEARCHING WIND FEATURE FILIT1S SHDIUinC TODflV HUMPHREY BOGART ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S CRITICS' PRIZE PLAY THE THEATRE pieinh rln SK.rtriatinn with Jark H. skirhain COLONEL 2iil "BESGNEB IS MAGNIFICENT." Lie Mtwazml ELISABETH BERGNER PAY RIDGE AND ST'NSET PARK Eleetra. 75th St. and Third Ave New York Town; also Go Went Haroor, B2d SI. and Fourth Ave In Soeielri also Sont of the Onen Stan ey.

Fifth Ave. end tk at. B.M.M. eJ'P' Road Park. 44th St.

Fifth a. u.n Wild nan me uonouerlnt Hero; al, lakt Bjf wTltir brennan-uuren bacall hrnrfinn The FRANZWRFELjSN.BEHRMAN COM EDY 'T1j TW0 MRS. CARROLLS LOUIS CALHERN OSCAR KARLWEIS 'h onslovv utevena MARIANNR STEWART BOOTH 4th W. nf Ft'way. CI.

B-riBIW MARTIN HrJI Thea. St w. of Aye -ViS. 8:10. MAIS.

TOKAY A WED. 2:40 F'l MATS. TODAY At THL'RS. 2:30 Danre. Girl, Danre; "'ii, Manee: aleo Paa.nnrt rvauonal.

720 Waahlngten Ave Mirkry the Kid: also i Botera, 333 Repera Ave. PE. 4-2230. Raidersj alto Youth Bunj HilA RENSONHI'RST I Paramount frmfMt I 2nd YEAR sl'" hppim TASTY that's the first thing you'll say about OLD THOMPSON! Milder, richer, its full-bodied flavor makes every sip a memorable occasion. That's why it's so popular with hosts who try to please-why it's a good blend to recommend.

Leiony. lew Ave. lilh St. BE. 1-2231 And the Anteli Sine; alio the Hitler MARGARET BLLIOTT SULLAVAN NUGENT JHE VOICE of the TURTLE PKST0N Sr0L I BORO PARK AND TELL Elton.

43d St, and New Utrecht Ave Home in Indiana! alaa Invl.lhi. LANOIS ROYAL BEAL w.un Al'UKKT UHKISTIE ROROI CII HALL AND DOWNTnuilvl Jon BILTM0RE o-omoi munosco. 4MB W. of Bway. CI S-S2M 'U.

ana SAI-. 3:40 Centnry'i Tiyoll. Fulton Boro Hall Wint and a Prayer; alio Three littl. a Duffeld. Duffi.ld and Fu.l.n St Win, and a Mn'ieh Momart.

Fulton St. and Rockwell And the Anrtl. Slnr- tu? aelnp St. Georre Playhouse. 100 Pineapple St.II.il the onourrinr Hero- alao T.l.

Terminal, Fourth Ave. and Deao One-Way Ticket! also Deyil a Sou'dron BRIGHTON BEACH Oceana. Brlghtaa Beach Ave. -Hull St, and a Prayer; alio Three Littl. eti-stftrtr-ir BONDS ARE ON SALE AT OUR VICTORY BOOTHS ANY TIME ANY DAY Paramount TECHNICOLOR Hm Empire, Ralph Aye.

-B way. F0. I-7B40. Janie; alia Crime by Nijht ELATBISH KINGSWAY King! Highway. Don Ameche.

C. Miranda Coney liland Ave. (In Technicolor); and "GREENWICH VILLAGE" DANGIRODS JOIRNEY" MARINE, FHatbush H'way Granada. Church and Noitrand Aval alio Crime hy Niehl Kent. Coney liland Ave.

A Ave. Mr. Winkle Cora to War- Leader. Cone, liland and Newkirk Ay.e..l Socletyi also Pearl of Km EAST FLATBURH Ayenna Avenue and E. 43d al.o Crime hy Nirht Rut-by.

Utice and Church Aval Janiet alao Crime by N'ifht GFRR1TSEN BFACH Graham. SI I Whitney Aye Marine Raidera; alao Youth Runa Wild PARK SLOPE Carlton. Flatbuih and Sevi-nlh Ay Hail the Conouerinr Hero- al.n T.w. Plaea. Flatbuih Aye.

and Park Place F-kv'a the Limit: np OLD I(0)MPS(0)I THE HAIRY APE'4 MAISIE GOES TO RENO" EDDIE BRACKEN ELLA RAINES "HAIL THE CONQUERING ond TAKE IT BIG," Jock Haley DON AMECHE DANA ANDREWS "WING AND A and "THREE LITTLE Ruth Terry 8ENSATI0NS OF 1945 J'SONQ of the OPEhT ROAD" BRIDE BY BIG AVAI.ON. Klnai H'way and E. 1 8th MIDWOdll Avenue and E. I3lh PATIO. Flatbuvh Ave.

and Midwood MAYFA1R, Avenue U-Coney liland ALBEMARLE. Flatb'h la Rd.T" ELM. Avenue at Fait 17th St EARRAGI Flatbuih Rd. LINDEN, cor. Noltrand A Parklida RIALTO, Flatbuih Rd." H'way.

Nostr'd AyTT SPOCH SIOftY 01 Mil FURS 101 IHf Mil RACE Sanden. Prospect park Weit-Uth New Venus, 1224 Protpeat Ave And the Angela Sing; alao Haunted H.rS- KINGS HIGHWAY Jewel, Klngi Highway at Ocean P'kway Orchestra Wlyea; alao New York Town AVENl'E SECTION Avenue n. Avenue and E. 16th Dead End: alao Kid From Spain Traymore, Avenue and E. 46th St And the Angela Sing; alao the llill.r BRAXD iN.

rcMTsi D'r Uo.r, "AND THE COLLEGE, flatbuih ANGELS SING" and "THE HITLER CANG" SRKSIDE, Flatbuih and Park.lde Avi. JeyeHnnoldEdwudAr7nl'tl7'7JANIE'i TRIANGLE, Klngi way-E. 2th and "CRIME BY NIGHT" RIDGFWOOD n'rw0F. DITIU.E'K t.On5VII.LF KV. Colonial, Broadway and Chauncay Winr and Prerert alao Mnnnlirh r.

Kiatewona, lr.t Myrtle taaet HAVER Dick NAYMCS Moerty yVOOUCV 'IRISH EYES ARE SWUNG' A JO Cerrfury-Foa P.cture Im r.rAnieofor FIDS OK 5TA (E MY OLCER CRACIf BARRIC WAITER MILSSON CARD BROTHERS UYMOU J-AV 7,,.,. ON0S aH. JOth S. Hail the Conquering Hern; alao take II K. Riyoli, Myrtle-WIUoa Aval.

GL. 1-0744 Mr. Winkle Gore to War; also Kansas Lily Kitty SIIEEPSIIEAD BAY THE AFFAIR OF THE CENTURY Rl A BOND AT ANY CENTURY THEATRE GET YOI ERIE TICKET FOR GALA SHOW Jj DA.NCI HOTEL SI. GEOKGE WED. EVE NOV.

li IT TILL TAKE PLENTY" OF OUR GRAV' TO COOK TH8 JAP NAVV, Sheepshead. Shiepthead Sennationa of alio Song of the Onen SOI TH BROOKLYN Sandera Globe. 12t 14th St In Society; also Sons of the Open Road.