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BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 1942 'Springtime in the Rockies1 New Holiday Film at Albee SERVICE MEN OF BROOKLYN HAVE STYLE ALL THEIR OWN York men, but they stick pretty much to a uniform routine. Now, Chlcajo Is Different "You can tell a Chicago and Midwest Jitterbug after the first eight bars of music. He goes into the hop routine, and there's nothing you can do about it. "Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and the old South seem to have retained their characteristic conservatism even in Jitterbugging.

Theirs is a smooth, easy Jitter, and it comes as a welcome relief at times. Virginians combine their Boalwright Makes Town Hall Debut By MILES KASTENDIECK In Howard Boatwright will be found a young American violinist with decided talent and musical resourcefulness. His debut recital In Town Hall last night revealed him to be well versed In matters of style, well equipped in technique, Christy-Vicky Lane Broadway show, featuring Carmen Miranda leading a hot chorus of Brazilian swing-sters. The co-feature at the Albee, "Cat People," is a story based on an ancient Serbian tradition, according to which the women of a certain town turn into cats either when they kiss a man or become enraged. Simone Simon, as the Inheritor of this tradition, not only turns Into a cat, but a panther when she is crossed! Kent Smith is starred with her, and Tom Conway and Jane Randolph are also featured.

J. C. By ERNES!" FOSTER i Hollywood, Dec. 30 (UP Brooklyn nd New York service men are the most original jitterbugs. And Holly- wood's Jive experts In the army and navy rank at the bottom or the list, That's according to Eleanor Counts, Hollywood actress and youthful rug cutter, who does a featured Jitter'ouc dance with Glenn i Ford in Columbia's "Destroyer." Eleanor should know.

She de- votes three of her evenings each 1 week to the Hollywood Canteen and has danced with thousands of marines, sailors and soldiers from every section of the country. The hep cats of the Eastern sea- board lead the field, Eleanor says, with Brooklyn ahead in the Jitter I i Pj lit. I 1 'I I bug technique. Here's the way she rates the country's fighting: 1. Brooklyn, New York and the East.

2. Texas. 3. Chicago alio the midwest. 4.

The old South. 5. California and the Pacific Northwest. "Those Brooklyn and New York boys come up with more new and tricky steps," Miss Counts said. "They feature the Lindy with their own individual trick interpolations.

Sometimes it's pretty hard to follow them. "Texas ooys are partial to the 1-2-1-2-3 step and are nearly on a par with the Brooklyn and New EO. Jitterbug with a college step. "The Jitterbug originated in the I East, so it is natural that the Far West should be the last to take up the craze and be the least proficient. California and the Northwest have their own ideas about what a Jive should be, and It crops out as a combination of them all.

Much as I hate to, I've got to put Clifornians at the bottom of the Jitterbug heap." Ninety-five percent of the service boys Miss Counts has danced with do some sort of a Jitter. She rarely runs Into a smooth dancer at the canteen. "But when I do it's a welcome experience," she added. "After all, It's pretty nice to have a strong shoulder to lean on." Stork Fools Sergeant Santa Ana, Cal. U.R Technical kMc sough; AT THE ALBEE TOMORROW Song and romance are woven into the entertaining "Springtime in the Rockies," starring Betty Grable and John Payne.

Sgt. John Weber exhausted a three- 5Weet; it could more red-blooded day leave of absence while waiting! and sometimes more brilliant. He for the stork to report at the San deeded to dig into the heart of his ir music and deliver it more force- Jx-e Hospital, where his wire was fully. But all his plaving reflected confined. He returned to his post.

his good Uste and hls fine sene of only to receive a telephone call upon style. Vladimir Sokoloff was the arrival from San Jose that the over- i accompanist, due stork had arrived with a 6- I pound bundle. He was granted a Still Install Parking Meters new leave. Haverhill, Mass (U.P.) This city i- Dillon Edna May Doris N.eJson and well endowed in tone produc- tlon. He played with assurance, refinement and comprthension, making a distinctly favorable impression.

It was to his credit also that the program was out of the ordinary': There was nothing hackneyed; Instead the lineup of Handel's Sonata No. 4 in Ptzzettl's Sonata in Prokofieff's Concerto No. 2 in Minor offered some fresh interest. A final group consisted of Bloch's Nigum, Debussy's Valse, La plus que lente, and Paganinl's La Clochette. While all was nicely worked out and carefully set forth, there was wanting at times a more definitive accent, a preclseness to point up good phrasing, and more emmo-tional expressiveness.

Mr. Boat- wright's tone is well-rounded and the first in Massachusetts to adopt parking meters and has installed 150 on a six-month trial basis. Shoppers now must pay 5 cents an hour to park their automobiles in the business district. FOR A GALA 'bf1 New Year's Eve CELEBRATION Thit year it will bt STANLEY SMITH Restaurant Cocktail Lounge and Bar Mam Floor Open House NO t'OVKR NO MINIMI IN THF SPACIOUS BALLROOM Rotjit Ttirkev fiuppfr tfH with rorkUil. 9 'JV Noisf makfrs.

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STEVENS RESTAURANT 296 FLATBUSH AVE. Anifa GeaScourky OrcK. If) ML 'YJZ FLOOR fssm REVUE AnrM UAiifC NEW YEAR EVE CRYSTAL ROOM and CAFE NO COVER KIO MINIMUM ChLEBR ATI: NEW YEAR'S EVE Moke Reservation Now! Danrt Mulf br LEONARD FISICHELLI'S ORCHESTRA I NTI.RTAINML.NT PAMIRS NOISKMAKrKS STtRI.INT, "Springtime in the Rockies," a burst of song and danc and color, opened today at the Albee Theater, where the smash holiday program also Includes "Cat People," with Simone Simon. Together, the two attractions make the Albee definitely a place to work up a Joyous New Year mood. "Springtime in the Rockies," a 20th Century -Fox picture, in Technicolor, has the irrepressible blond Betty Grable starred with John Payne and Cesar Romero, Carmen Miranda, Edward Everett Horton, Charlotte Greenwood, in addition to a large supporting cast, and Harry James and his Music Makers.

Jive addicts will be delighted to hear that Mr. James gets the screen all to himself for a spell, with the thrilling results that might be expected. This picture is the one which gave a delighted world "Run, Little Raindrop, Run," "I Had the Craziest Dream" and other hit tunes. Betty Grab'- and John Payne do a rainy day in the pirk number, with "Run, Little Raindrop, Run." The story of "Springtime In the Rockies" concerns Vicky Lane and Dan Christy, otherwise Betty Grable and John Payne, as a dance team, engaged to each other, but always scrapping. Dan is inclined to pay too much attention to other girls to suit Vicky, and she finally breaks up the partnership and ftoes off on a dancing tour with Victor, or Cesar Romero.

They are booked at Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies. The Canadian Rockies, in Technicolor, provide a charming setting for the rest of this stormy love story, which develops into a highly complicated affair, with Carmen Miranda in the role of little Miss Fixit, adding hugely to the complications. The picture ha.s a blazing finale, with flashes of the new Dan STAGE PI. A YS "Onr cf Hip licit Minings Br" ANGEL STREETr J.I'B Emriy. Judith twlyn.

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III Mil. FUR, ALL I'l UFOIlMANt IS 1 Testimonial Showing For 'Johnny Belinda' A special testimonial performance of "Jjhnny Belinda," Yiddish version of the former Broadway hit, was presented at the Parkway Theater in Brooklyn last night in honor of Nathan Goldberg, co-producer and star of the Elmer Harris play. Jean Piatt Is featured in her American stage role of the deaf mute in the drama, which otherwise continues there only on weekends. MOVIE TIME TABLE BROOKLYN AI.BL'K "Oncf Upon Honeymoon." 12-30. 3 50.

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who Is now a lieutenant in the V. S. Air Forces abroad, he wrote "My Sister Eileen," whbh ha.s just entered Its third year at the Broadway, and "Junior Miss," which attained its second year recently and l. at the 46th St. Theater.

"The U-juyh-girls'' is Fields' first solo play. This afternoon "The Eve of St. Marks" will play its 100th performance at the Cort Theater. hile tomorrow night the second company will have Its fir. public in KcjIiciUt en rouie to Detroit ancf Chicago.

'The Patriots," Sgt. Sidney play about Thomas Jefferson, began rehearsals at the National Theater yesterday under the direction of Shepard Traube. The Playwrights' Company and Rowland Stebbins are the producers, and the large cast assembled for the production includes Madge Evans, wife of the author, and Raymond Edward Johnson, radio actor, as Jefferson. There will be a party New Year's Eve at the scenic studios of Cleon Throckmorton, stage designer, the proceeds golns to Russian Relief. Lots of entertainment, i Holiday presentations at the Brooklyn Academy of Music include three performances by the Sue Hastings' Marionettes en Thursday.

Friday and Saturday afternoons at 3:15 p.m. Thursday. "Sinbad the Friday, "Hansel and Gretel," and Saturday, "Jack and the Beanstalk." Watson Burratt will design the set for "Ask My Friend Sandy," which brings Roland Young back to the Broadway stage at the Bilt-more the week of the 20th. Morris Carnovsky and Martin Wolf son will apear In the forth-! coming presentation of "Counter-1 attack," the Janet and Philip Stevenson play based on the Soviet script by Iiya Vershinin and Mik-! hall Ruderman. "Janie" plajs its first extra performance today and Us second extra holiday week performance Friday at the Biltmore.

I Angna Enters, now playing at the Akin Theater for six successive performances through New Year's Eve, has been engaged by the Metropolitan Museum of Art to give a performance of her Greek Mime, Pagan Oreece," Jan 25, as a gala opening to a five-day sympof'um on the history of the theater. "Stars on Ice" will be the only legitimate theater attraction to give a special performance New Year's Kve. Motorist Slugs Warden i Ventura, Cal. (UP) Whatever else It may be, the life of an air raid warden Is not without surprises. During an alert, Michael McCabe ordered a motorist to dim his headlights.

The motorist stepped from hl.s car. slugged the warden and police reported. MANHATTAN BEACH AND HIS ORCHESTRA PATRICIA PALMER has replaced Anne Burr in he role of Mary Dalton in "Native Son" at the Majestic Theater 'Random Harvest' Held for 3d Week Having played to the be.st Chrlsimas crowds In the history ot the Radio City Mask' Hall, "Random Harvest." co-stairlni Greer Gar.son and Ronald Colman, wh! be held over for a third week at the big p'ayhod beg.nnniij morrow. In the first da.s of lis run. 250,159 persons have already seen the film based on the James Hil-I ton novel and huikd as one of the year's outstanding ciram.it ic successes.

In their first scre-n apjir-arance together, Miss Car.scin ami Colman are supported by a cast which includes Philip Dorn, Susan Peters, Henry Travers, Reginald Owen, Bramwell Fletcher and Margaret Wycherly. Latest leading man to be signed to a Columbia contract is Jess Barker, New York stage actor, who will make his film debut in an important role In support of Humphrey Bosart and Rita Hay worth in "My Client Curley." i Tie title of "Birthday," Century-Fox production, ha.s been changed to "Heaven Can Wait." it was announced by the studio t.xlav. Don Ameche has been ca.st in the I leading role; Ernst will be the producer. Walt Dloiiey's full length Technicolor feature. "Saludos Amigi.s," will have Its New York premiere at the Globe Theatrr In Januarj it Is -nnounced by RKO Radio.

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