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For Clam! ted Ad Rptultn BROOKLYN EAGLE. FRIDAY. JMIRY 12, 1910 Telephone MAin 4-6200 11 'The Time of Your Life' At the St. George New Comedy for Maxine Elliott's 'Man Who Killed Lincoln' Postponed to Wednesday MUSIC OF THE DAY Ballet Theater Opens Limited Engagement Koussevitzky Gives First Performance THE SCREEN 'His Girl Friday' Makes Gay MusicHall Comedy Co-stars Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell; Joan Bennett, Menjou in Met's Farce; New Bills at Albee, B'klyn Strand 4 ft ft Maxine Elliott's Theater will "Young Couple Wanted," the comedy by Arthur Wllmurt which is being produced by Jerome Mayer, The play will open Thursday evening, Jan. 25, with a cast headed by Arlene Francis, Hugh Marlowe and Lloyd Cough.

Martin Gabel is directing and Donald OensLigor will supply the sets, The opening of "The Man Who Here of Bloch Concerto With Szigeti By MILS KASTENDIECK Ambition made a night of it in a ballet way as The Ballet Theater Inaugurated the most pretentious undertaking in the world of the dance at the Center Theater last night. Just as ambition should be made of sterner stuff so the opening performance might have been more polished in the dancing and more pointed in the orchestral playing. All the many choreographers and all thelmany dancers did not breathe as much life Into the evening's entertainment as they might have. Yet for all! The best performance of the eve-that, it was an auspicious opening nlng was reported to be "Les Sylph-with a full house and a diverting ides," which this reviewer did not program. see.

The closing ballet was "Voices Foremost among the thi-pe ballets i of Spring," a favorite last year and By HERBERT COHN Before their unpredictable Muse becalmed Itself and Inspired them to translate Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" Into screenable drama. Ben Hecht and Charlie MacArthur were the pillars of the screwball of comedy. A polished sample of what they used to do in the event the public memory is as-short-llved as it is rumored to be is "The Front Page," a ribald newspaper story with credible city-room figures, that was a Broadway stage hit at the end of the hectic '20s and a first-rate screen play In the beginning of the depressed '30s. When it came back to the Radio City Music Hall yesterday It was lightly disguised as "His Girl Friday" with its lusty star reporter trans- presented was the premiere of Wil- almost guaranteed to be perennial Killed Lincoln," dramatized by El-I mer Harris from the novel of the same name by Philip Van Doren Stern, has been postponed to next Wednesday at the Longacre Tha-; ter. The play had been scheduled originally to open Monday evening.

In the cast are Richard Waring, Sam Byrd, Whltford Kane and John Moray. I a I Chester Erxkin, In association i with Philip Adler and Jack Small, will produce a new farce comedy, i titled. "The Weak Link." by Allan Ham Saroyan's "The Great Ameri I -'J-i SL lT. I i tl I I can Goof," a balletplay, wit hmusic HIS GIRL FRIDAY A Columbia picture, produced and directed by Howard Hawks Irom a screen play by Charlea Lederer, baaed on the play, "The Front Pase," by Ben Hecht and Charlea MacArthur. Presented at Radio City Music Hall.

in its fresh appeal. Familiar dancers were in it lor the most part, headed by Patricia Bowman, at her best in this comic role, and Yurek Shabelevski with special bows for Karen Conrad and Nina Stroganova Alexander Smallens conducted the first two ballets, Harold Byrns the last. Would that he had caught the accent of the Strauss musicl BLOCH CONCERTO by Henry Brant and choreography by Eugene Loring. That it was goofy is true, and the audience found it so, but in its conservative surrealism if such a thing exists (and if the ballet exists, such an appraisal may) it had not only something worth while to put forth but also a naive way of presenting effectively. But It is ironic that the THE CAST Walter Burns Hildy Johnson formed into a feminine Hildy, who is a little more reserved in her language but no less tough in her approach to those "interesting people" that reporters are supposed to meet.

But there the disguise ends and Hecht and MacArthur, old style, shine through with their aocustomed brilliance. "Hts Girl Friday" is the hilarious "Front Page" in a second hilarious edition, a gay and witty commotion arising from a jumble of possible but improbable political and Journalistic shenanigans in an unnamed city that (take the dialogue at its word) is neither New York nor Wherever this city is, it has a Bruce Baldwin- Charles Laughton Star of "Jamaica Inn," starting today at the St. Georje Playhouse with "That's Right, You're Wrong" Cary Grant -Rosalind Russell Ralph Bellamy Gene Lockhart Porter Hall Ernest Trues Clllt Edwards Clarence Kolb Roscoe Karns Frank Jenks Regis Toomey -Abner Biberman Billy Gilbert Helen Mack Sherlff Hartwell- Murphy Bensinger Endicott Mayor McCue Wilson Sanders rhff elpmpnt of Ws. pffrtivpnsK I All the music of the second pro- Saroyn TY 'suf-i the Bosto ony iiu 1 'part in faMlPiTIB Moll Tlioht. Louis- ncicnt.

einiKJiimuK iimtttiHi to ca- ci" Joe Pettlbone-Mollie Malloy- Julie Haydon, Edward Andrews and Eddie Dowling in a scene lrom the William Saroyan comedy at the Booth Wood, a radio script writer. Casting will begin in a day or two. under the direction of Chester Erskin. Ann Andrews. J.

C. Nugent. Sally O'Noil and A. P. Kaye, current in J.

B. Priestley's comedy, "When We Are Married," at the Lycjum Theater, will be interviewed by Martin Starr today at 1:30 p.m. on Station WMCA. John Huston, who will direct "A Passenger to Bali," and Ellis St. Joseph, the author, will arrive Monday morning from Hollywood.

Huston, screen writer for Warner has been granted a leave of absence to stage St. Joseph's play in which his father, Walter Huston, will star under the management of Montgomery Ford. plain his work. It should be quoted verbatim: "As I see it, the living probably deserve nothing better than what they get, one at a time, although this irritates me personally. It of the 20th century.

That delightful Classical Symphony of Prokofleff prefaced the first New York performance of Bloch's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra; Sibelius' Second Symphony completed the pro- tnor Hlnnrlnll-THflr Pnavtl Koussevltzky conducted, Jo starring picture, "I Want a Divorce," 1 irritates me because nobody other gram N. Y. Strand Show The New York Strand Theater has engaged the "Dead End" Kids to appear in person as a special attraction on the Shep Fields show beginning today. The screen feature is "Invisible Stripes," starring George Raft, Jane Bryan, William Holden and Humphrey Bogart. New Casino Opus The American premiere showing of the Bavarian film, "Henker, Frauen and Soldaten," starring Hans Albers, who plays a dual role, is listed for today at the 86th St.

Caflno Theater. Friendly Triangle "REMEMBER?" A Metro Ooldwyn -Mayer picture, produced or Milion Brer and directed by Norman Z. McLeod from an original atorr and screen play by Corey Ford and Mr. McLeod. Presented at the Albee Theater with a cast Including Robert Taylor, Greer Gsrson, Lew Ayres.

Billie Burke. Reginald Owen. Georae Barbier and Henry Travers. The lady whose heart-warming which is scheduled to go before the i erusading Morning Post with a charming but unscrupulous managing editor in the person of Cary Grant, and a smart ex-reporter in Rosalind Russell. Whereas the masculine Hildy was eternally trying to throw over his Job and settle 1 down to an average married life, the new Hildy is trying to keep away from the Job that she threw over when she divorced her managtng-, editor husband and to marry a very ordinary insurance salesman, Ralph than myself seems to understand that the world Is not real.

That in Milland, Griffith To Go Abroad Ralph Murphy to Direct Blondell-Powell Film seph Szigeti played, and the Bos-toniansi) made music according to their fashion. The new concerto Is atmospheric music of a persuasive nature. While it lingers on the somber side, it has a pastorale expressiveness that corn- reality there is no such thing. There is, of course, but I mean for all practical purposes. When I say practical I mean poetic and wonder camera in March.

"Hold Your Horses." Harry Sherman Hopalong Cassity production for Paramount release, has been re-titled "War Along the Stage Trail-today, performance as Mrs. Chips in ful. The world which every one "Good-Bye, Mr. Chips may well oe remembered for some years, is re other than myself seems to have mands attentive listening. As a paying those audiences who suffered identified and accepted as the world musical work, the concerto is a defi' Ray Milland and Director Edward is in reality a figment in a night with her hasty removal from that h.

Griffith have been added to the The Theater In Exile, comprising a group of German, Viennese and Central European artists, has en- nitely important new score. It has form, originality within that, form, Ingrld Bergman, who was lntro- Garden Film Stays u-hirh will Bellamy. But she's a newspaperman I she's a woman, and the scent of a story in the proposed execution I oil murderer who is obviously In- I has more allure than the dullish personality of her insurance i man, mare of an idiot. No one could possibly create anything more sur- and most attractive orchestration travel to England next Spring to American audiences by realistic and unbelievable than the; The soloist's part is difficult, very- Beninmino Gigli's "Du Bis Mein i larged the scope of its full-length Glueck" Are My Happiness" t. one-night revue, "From Danube to is being held over at the 86th St.

1 Hudson," which will be offered at join raramouni's untisn proauciion forces under David E. Rose. Mad world which every one believes is i much a part of the work as a whole, real and is trying very hard to, anri rewarding to hear and to play Garden Theater for a second week, 'he Ro.val Windsor, 66th St. and inhabit. In general the musical weas weie, 8lmnttnt, onpr.

Broadwav on Saturday. In addl- a Love Story," was to arrive in New York today aboard the Rex. She Is en route to Hollywood for her next Selznick picture, and will leave for the Coast after a short stay here. "Willy-nilly, the story of this ballet more motives than themes, while Mirand a. who nl avs two roles.

tlon to the revue proper, the groun Is on this theme. It's not a riiffinilt their settings were sometimes remi i will revive an old tradition of Ger- eleino Carroll already has been announced for the transatlantic Jaunt and six or eight other Hollywood players and directors are to be added to the group within the next few weeks. Four large scale productions have been announced by Rose for Spring production. niscent of Strauss and Debussy. The "See My Lawyer" plays its 125th man and Viennese show business by performance tonight at the Adelnhi staelnir an artist' carnival in mhirh work erred on the lengthy, yet lt theme to develop pleasantly in terms of music and movement, but even so, what you finally see may be no more than what vou saw in some ballet held interest because of the per-1 Theater.

The original Broadwav the audience will be Invited to performance of both the solot and the headed bv Milton Berle. Ezra tr Gall Patrick. Edmund Owenn and Reginald Gardner have been signed by Columbia for "The Doctor Takes a Wife," the romantic comedy sched or other the last time you went toj orchestra. It was undeniably Bloch, stone, Teddy Hart and Eddie Nu- will descend from the stage for a the ballet. Which will make me wno has his own style of writing.

remains intact. nroeession nhout. mirHtHnm production, and she is doing it by romancing sweetly and fetchingly with two gentlemen named Robert Taylor and Lew Ayres in "Remember?" the film that came yesterday to the Albee Theater, and, you can be assured, there Is definitely enough of her this time. But, whether or not you will remember her for her performance in this picture is entirely another proposition. Not that the lady doesn't lend a delightful glow to the plot.

It is merely that "Remember?" doesn't permit her to perform as she doubtlessly can, and neither does it permit any of the others in the cast much of a chance. It merely happens that this is one of those farces that isn't always well stitched. The amiable and ingratiating Taylor and Ayres struggle diligently to be as helpful as Miss Garson is in trying to make the story stand up and behave. And, to some extent, they succeed. Taylor is charming while he rushes into Miss Garson's Ralph Murphy has been signed by Paramount to direct the forthcom- sad for 35 minutes." Szieeti's penchant for stylistic: uled to go Into production early next very And while the story is merrily running on to an obvious conclusion the Hecht-MacArthur satirical darts fly fast and straight, and not without considerable mirth, at the dim-witted Sheriff who pay off most of his family from the city pay-roll; the crooked Mayor who is quick to bribe those who threaten his political schemes, and the imaginative reporters who doctor routine stories until they become first-page "His Girl Friday," a Charles Lederer screen play in its revised form, rings with authentic Hecht-MacArthur lines that follow one another at machine gun speed under Howard Hawks' clever direction.

tAnd a capital cast does full credit ito authors, directors and itself I Rosalind Russell in another fine- month. Loretla Youne and Rav Now the natural conclusion to the playing helped to set forth the music 4 Milland were recentlv eniracprl for i matter is to see the ballet, recognize in its best light. Hayworth the young lady who Is the starring roles. Miss Patrick will i fhat there is something to it, and A I I a I play the second feminine lead, as call it a day. What has happened the rival love interest, while Ed- is simply that Mr.

Loring and Mr. mund Gwenn will enact the role of Saroyan have overstated their case Milland's doctor father, and Regi- I choreographically and intrinsically, nald Gardner will portray a book 1 The musical score did not help. It publisher. I had too much monotony (though, of course, that was part of what every "Two on Tour" will be the title by me was driving at) and little dis-which the Globe production orlai-, tinction, and it lacked a definltue Joan BEntlETT Rdolphe mEIUOU 'BAD LITTLE NGEl7 'The HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER' mux kibbee good look at, and Andre Kostena-netz and his orchestra. The latter group, in fact, brings forth the the melodies in nothing more pretentious than a radio studio.

Martin and Miss Hayworth are Involved in the poor-girl, rich-man web that has seen far more elegant days. Yet, even so, the simplicity of their lines and the background against which these lines are flung serve to compensate for this fact. Alan Mowbray plays the part of a wealthy publisher who would attract Miss Hayworth away from the GONE WITH THE WIND' STARTS THURS. A. M.

FEB. 1 at LOEW'S METROPOLITAN WT BUY RESCTVEO SEATS NOW FOR MCHT SHOWS 11.10 i tni SUNDAY MATWEES HI WEEKDAY MATINEES Otntinuott NOT RESERVED 75c A.t;.".rVnTTr.-."l.'i,'S5 Aaron Lebedoff At the Brighton "Yoshka der Milner," ft Yiddish operette, starring Aaron Lebedeff, musical comedy star, opens at the Brighton Theater tonight as the weekend attraction, with matinees on Saturday and Sunday. The play is by Abraham Bloom and music by Herman Wohl. St. George Features "Jamaica Inn," starring Charles Laughton and Introducing Maureen O'Hara, is the feature attraction on the program being presented at the St.

George Playhouse, starting today and running through Monday. "That's Right, You're Wrong," starring Kay Kyser, completes the bill. A "NINOTCHKA" "Nlrk Carter, Master nefertlte" carreer, which is being a capricious society lass, causing her suddenly to forget her love slight as it is for Ayres. And the latter is occasionally more pleasant than you'd expect in being strictly a friendly rival of Taylor's. There's a background of New York and a bit of the World's Fair.

And Billie Burke, Reginald Owen. George Barbier and Henry Travers are grained comedy joo, cary trani, Ralph Bellamy, Gene Lockhart, John jQualen, Roscoe Karns and Porter leading the procession. So long as Hollywood is determined to have remakes, may they 11 follow in the footsteps of "His Girl Friday." "Town Topics." with a tour of the Bowery, the Little Church Around the Corner, the Aquarium and the Terminal, is Leon Leonidoff's lavish Music Hall stage presentation. and nally called "Storm in Paradise" is nt- Experimentally, tms was to be released through United Artists. philosophy danced with dialogue added.

Ballet had broken out into speech before last night but not so Stanley Brown and George Becl-: lt made for more thea-ruta have been added to the cast but Bt the sam time called for for Charles Starrett's Columbia star- technique. That's about the ring picture entitled "Texas Express." Eugelle Loring danced the Iris Meredith has the feminine lead, i eading ro)ei pr0ved himself the fine with Sons of the Pioneers, who fur- dancer tnat ne ls. He was ably as-nish the music and songs in these isted by Miriam Golden and An-Starrett Western dramas, again fea- dor an(i a large cast. They tured. Others already signed Include all neeied what is best described as Dick Curtis, Ed Le Saint and Ken- more snap more appealing Tony.

Indeed, his valet, Eric Blore, is so enthusiastic about the idea that he seeks to convince Miss Hayworth by means of a lokw'r kivcs Flitbuth end Tiltfea Avenue I.OEWS PITKIN Pltkllind Saratflfa Avenuee Lor.w's Ai.pise th Strent and Fifth Aani LOKW'S BEDFORD Bedford and eereen Street LOEW'S BROADWAY Broarfaiy and Myrtli Annua LOEW'S CONEV ISLAND Surf and stillwull Avanim LOEW'S KAMEO Eitlern Parkway and Neitrand Annw LOEW'S GATES Gitei Avenue and Broadway LOEW'S 4TH 4th Street and Niw Utreetit Annua dastardly photographic trick that "MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON" Jamct Joan STEWART ARTHUR plni i "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS Martin is a philanderer of a violent around the principals, too. Charlie Chan is piecing clues into sort, for which the valet comes away a solid mass in the second film, a oiacKenea eye. his employer, More Newspapermen "Charlie Chan in the City of Dark ness," but he continues to be i MOTION PICTURES after all, doesn't care for stooping to that level. A bit too much slapstick and too "HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER" Pro And How Thty Grw" secondary character in crime solving duced and directed by Hal Roach from a screen plav by Rian James and Gordon Presented at Loew's Metropolitan LOKW'S CENTl'RY doubtless because the Earl Biggers aged a plot serve to detract from MOTOR BOAT SHOW Manhattan MOTOR BOAT library was exhausted several years me mm.

But its simple comedy, GONE WITH THE WIND romance and music are something after his death and there is really no guarantee for Charlie any more. rarKiioe and Avenuei LOKW'S BAY RIDGE 72d Strffl and Third Avenue i LOKW'S BORO FARK I SHI Strut and Ntw Utrecht Annua LOKW'S BREVOORT. Brewiort Plate and Bidford Avenua LOKW'S MEKBA Lmniiton Strent end Hanavar Place I.OFW'S WARWICK Jerome and Fulton 8treata Robert Donat, Goodbye Mr. Chlpii Joe t. Brown.

Beware. Spooki Jamea Carney. PnieiU. Lane, Roarlnr Honermoon'a Over, Stuart Erwln Power. Day-time Wife, Linda Darnell-Tower of London.

Baail Rathnone, Karloff Kay Kyer. Adolpba Menjou. That'a Rllht, Wrv: Rarrirade. Allre Fay Robert Donat, Goodbye Mr. (blpa-Daneinr toed.

Lena Turner. Artie' Shaw Bro. at the Cireun. Kenny Baker' Intermeieo, Leille Howard, Inind Borirnan Hhile lhel enaajemenl. are limilM.

t-one who i never be anywhere e.ept al adaned pneea-at lea.l uunl 1 HI. GRAND CENTRAL PALACE SHOW 11:00 A. M. to I even more important to consider. The second feature is "Exile Express," starring Anna Sten and Alan Marshall, and dealing with an espionage plot to procure a secret poison gas formula.

A. R. ir.l 0 P. All Thla Week However. Charlie in the person oi Sidney Toler is again the gallant private detective as he aids (considerably! Harold Huber, an unsettled French police perfect, plod through a pre-Munich blackout, of Paris.

A. R. JAN. 5-13 Plormrn Inrl. Tux: Before A P.M., Sir After P.M., 75c PRlrpe.

AMris STAGE PLAYS MANHATTAN i a i liiiuiiiiBiuiiiii r.iii TieVI Rtrtt OR f.vr",nE,turtV. 1 S1.10 ENTIRE ORfH t. e. IM II in. "'F.

or II nl Simple Musical -Theater with a cast Including Joan Ben-. neit Adolphe Menjou, John Hubbard. Wll-I liam Garaan and Grorse, E. Stone. 1 It was a field day for movie newspapermen yesterday, and there was variety of types to be seen.

His Girl Friday" accounted for the 1 authentic hardboiled specimen. But since the day on which Richard Davis was fired from the jld World for refusing to remove his (kid gloves while typing his story has there been a newspaper reporter of such sartorial elegance as the cane-swinging, mustached Deakon Maxwell, the police reporter in the Metropolitan's "The Housekeeper's Daughter." He looks at first glance like a misplaced society editor. But then you notice his deml-bosom shirt not even society columnists are wearing them any more and you realize that this Deakon Maxwell, KKO Kenmnra, Church. Flilbmh Avae RKO Midi, on. Myrtle-Wyibeff Am.

BETTI DAVIS ERROL FLYNN IMS Ton GEORGE ABBOTT'S LAUGH RIOT "JoU. tuneful Lnckrldae. Sun B. o. Da ejYLVA presents Bert LAHR Ethel MERMAN J)U BARRY WAS A LADY "MUSIC IN MY A Columbia ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX KODrker, Mth St.

and Fifth Ah "THC DDIVATC Ita-o SEE MY LAWYER picture, directed by Joseph Stanley from a screen Play by James Edward Grant. IKO Troipert. limb Ave LIYCJ jr with Mir rnv nr. Buihwlck. 'way-Howard Ave.

KKO Renuhlir, Grand and Km at. ELIZABETH AND ESSEX' Presented at the Brooklyn Strand Theater with a cast Including Tony Martin, Rita COLE PORTER SONGS TSddV MART dell. II lift tiif with BETTY ARABLE RRNTVT BAKFK Hh Avt. Clr.fl-2R2f) Hayworth. Edith Fellows, Alan Mowbray and Eric Blore, ST.

CI. 6-6075. Evi. r'va' TUM and plus "Mutiny in the Big House" Chorlea Bicltfartt RKO Tllyou, Coney era. StoerlMhau RKO Grnenpolnt.

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inm-n" N. Y. DdUV MlfTOT it 14.40. Matt. Tflm'w and Seau on Bale tor Next 10 Weeks The screen's musical romances 'JAMAICA INN" and MARX BROS.

'aT rur juiim uolukn present GERTRUDE LAWRENCE In SAMSON RAPRAITt.UAWa r- OPENS TOMORROW EVG. ARL CARROLL VANITIES 4V iiifaTTWMiuu 11 CONTINCOUS FROM NOON TO 11:80 P.M. A aiso iiinrniAi 157.. TIinCDI A I SKYLARK GoMl Se' Now with DONALD COOK GLENN ANDERS iiirioiir i xr ii iriNr.cuAv O0U0 U0VII Frrol Wlttn I have been too long endowed with fancy flourishes and garlands of meaningless stanzas. And so James Edward Grant's somewhat ordinary musical romance that arrived at the Brooklyn Strand Theater yesterday, entitled "Music in My Heart," is iitni of 100 reaturjnc Ii1UU VT Jl A Coney I.

line "Privet. Llm of tlllaaalh and (..." ih. auT ill Beautiful Lirli ucaumui uirii me norm tomorrow and WedneadsT at ST. JAMES W. 44 St.

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Aionuo and Cut 13th St. AI.RKMARI.E. RdT- tl.i0- pul" Oeddard. "Th. Cat and the Canary" LLjjf'RBANK "RULERS OF THE SEA' Kay Kyier, Adelani MmJou.

Alice Fare arnei Baiter In BARRICADE" "THE HONEYMOON'S OVER" and "T0RTUftE8HIP' quickly refreshing because it forgets reporter, is a caricature by Adolphe Menjou and that "The Housekeeper's Daughter" (which has spent more than a reel by that time) is supposed to be a farce. To Judge by the first half of the film, you would think that Author Rian James never wrote farce be Oramatii! Trinmnn about virtually all ot tne lancy uacK CLIFFORD C. FISCHER World-Famous TOMORROW (SAT.) NATIONAL W. 41at St. PEn.

Ew.8:40. atita 13.30. Mill. Tim and .40 FARRAOl'T. Flatbuih Rd.

Jamea Carney Baall Rathbone ground. It is even more Impressive because lt has gained strength in ll.n. anniM) and Eait I7lh strut iiti Ofti.ll I 'nostrand, Kinn way-Noiirand 1 Roaring ZU I ower of London I llll H.ward. "At thrclrTuVi fOLIES BERGERE pvu fntnef frnm iirli Nnt RMlntirtint BROADWAY wiy at CI. 5-7783 forgetting about luxurious accessories.

In this commonplace setting are "i-a. "lino Ave. and Annua K. uiaudam Ciloert Hinry Fonda The Jonei Fnnllv TRIANGLE, Klngi Highway. E.

12th St HERMAN SHUMI.IN pre.mts JHE MALE ANIMAL A NPU! Comtrm BVJAMESTHURBERtEl.llnTTNVGF.KT with ELLIOTT Nl'GENT Mall Ordera Pilled in Order of Receipt C0RT W. 48th St. BR.9-004. Mala. Tomorrow and Wednesday at 2:40 OLSKrt ana arptx JOHNSONS iVtiVV Tony Martin, the singer, and Rita fore.

Possibly he dldn t. But in the second half he "catches on," and started out to be a muddled little comedy of gamblers, newsmen and manslaughter-that-looks-like Hnurder, develops a sprightllness that Is amusing. The mistaken murder Involved Is 'Druma Alunr the Buy to Work" Deanna Durh.n.FIRST LOVE "TBRFE SOva'' ETrRNAM.T TOrRS and 1 A DE bTa FLO AT3 Charlea LauaMon. "Jomaiia and "What Lite'' PARKSIDE. Flatbuih end Parkildo Am7 (JIIENTIN.

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Eva. Mata. Tomorrow and (1.10 to 12.20 In 'Exile' Revue B'klyn PARAMOUNT DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A. BASKETBALL ON B'klyn PARAMOUNT STAGE AT 10 A.M. HITS-2 ON SCREEN PAUL ROBESON HENRY one of the pastimes of a schlzO' John phrenic flower peddler who likes to FEATURE FILITIS SHOUJinC TODfl A Muftfral Plav wylth a r( think mar, nis joo in me is 10 na the world of its "bad men." His first victim is a showgirl, a pretty one.

He thinks seriously that she is "A SMASH SAH H. HARRIS tretrntt a comeiv JHE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER bVMOSS HART GEORGE S. KAUFMAN ''h MONTY WOOLI.EY MUSIC BOX 4S w. of war La. tiiOtUOSTW and 2:40 The Theatre Guild preienta Philip Barry'i THE PHILADELPHIA STORY KATHARINE HEPBURN VAN HEFLIN JOSEPH COTTFN NICHOLAS JOT SHIRLEY BOOTH Theatre.

Wert 44 St. Clreli Evi. :40. Mill. TOM'W and THURSDAY, 2:40 Mall ordera until Feh.

10. 301 seats II 10 Stole a Million: alw Conquest Mliwlnr Dauhterij alio Ranfle Rfver Hotel for Uomeo; and AJict in Wonderland 44TM ST. THEATRE. 524 W. 44 tl.

LAI. JntorJrMUInjeeomorrow. 2:40 "Spellbinding Performanea" Wtnchell Tht PLAYWRIGHTS' COMPANY vrennti PAUL MUNI in MAXWELL ANDERSON'S New Play Key largo BARRYMORE W. 47 St. Clr.

-f0 Evi. a :35. 1.1.J0 te 1 1 10. Mali. Tem'w W4 2 BT RIDGE Pfnter, Slith Ave.

ind Sfith 8t Flertra. St. nd Third Stanley, Fifth Am. ind 75th St 1 BEDFORD Apollo, Fultnii intf Thr(i aUlon 730 Wiihinitsn Roeri. Bier tor.

Sullitin Savoy, I5lj BtoTord Ave tBQpW tup STttfTPOQtS OWN tf "his girl" and so he is a little bit sad when she drinks the poisoned coffee he had prepared for the gambler fwho was annoying her. A little later Un his poisoned coffee accounts for Jamaica Inn: all. Tea Rniy t. Ttork Drumi Alone the Mohawk; Tn. Ruiv ta Work Trie I nder-Pup; alio tn.ono Men a Tear lllianeth and Eaaea; alio Mutiny In the Rie Room etter fun, especially when he offers cup to William Gargan, one of ROROl fiH HAI.L AND DOWNTOWN 1 lr.l a.

II Th" Uh It Of" Tlvoll, Fulton St. and Mvrtl. A.o. That Rirht-Veu re Wrnna: and Barrieod RRIOHTON RIAril oan Bennetts suitors, and men LAST 3 TIMES! HELEN PHILIP HAYES and MERIVALE J.adies and gentlemen MARTIN BECK Thutra. W.

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TOM'W and THURSDAY. 2:40 SPECIAL PERFORMANCE 8NE; THIS Sl'NOAT NIGHT AT Sefular Prlcei No TaxProooidi ta Attori' Fund THEWORLDWEMAKE hv SIDNEY KINGSLEY Bated an Mlllen Brand'! "Tha Outward nnnm" with Marao. Ruriilph Fnrtter, Herbert Rudley Atir. Flatbuih near Chur'h Red "ijlnle; ModemnUellr Va Mere Flatbuih. Church and rialbuih Atal OS STAt.F,: Johnnie iSratl Dana and Orrh Al Tra.

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