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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1937 Telephone Ain 4-ftOOO Paul Muni Is Seen as 'Zola' Other Current Screen and Stage Events For Classified 'Ad Rrsttltw Vp in K. Stage News The Screen NEW FILMS AT FOX AND KINGSWAY Corned)' Is King in These Hot Weather Entries GOl ID CJSS.1L. Road Matters The second company of "Room Service" opened in Detroit last Sun day night nd was 3. R. O.

by the Wednesday matinee, the George Abbott office reports. Uo. 3 Today Is Warner Brothers' Day Paul Muni Is Zola at the llollvwocnl While 'Mr. Dodd Takes the Air' at the N. V.

Strand Zol, that supreme materialist. have approved the ne cinema version ot his career lor its length, its flatly realistic manner and its prevailing air of truth in spite of the many distortions of history necessary to fit the facts into dramatic form. The somewhat less than active life of the "great bear" ot modern French literature may be found at the Hollywood under the title. The iLfe of Emile Zola." where it was shown for the first time last night before an enthusiastic audience. opens in Philadelphia on Sept.

6 Buffalo will see "The Women" on 'Captains Courageous In 2d Week at Capilol "Captains Courageous" will held fir a second week starting today at the Capitol Theater. Th film has attracted crowds of children as well as adults. Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, Lionel Barrvmore and Mickey Rooney enact the leading roles. Its popular priced engagement has played to tlmobt capacity at every performance. At the Roy "The Road Back." Universal spectacular successor to Erich Remarque's immortal "All Quiet oo the Western Front," the screen attraction at the Roxy Theater starting tomorrow, being shown here for the first time at popular prices.

On the staRe this week supplementing the film program is new Franchon and Marco variety revue, in which Paul Gerrits. popular vaudeville and screen player, is the headliner. The Warner Brothers have carried off a difficult taak with surprising The Life of Emile Zola' Sept. 9. Headed by Lois Wilson, the second company of the Ethel Barry-more Theater hit begins rehearsals here next week.

Advance sale for the local version touches running into November. Odd Page Arthur Schwartz has added two spirituals to his score lor "Virginia," due at the Center Aug. 31... Arthur Hopkins' new one, "Blow Ye Winds," opens in Philadelphia early in September, coming here Sept. 21, with Henry Fonda and Doris Dalton in ft Miccess In "Zola." Genius of any i kind Is always difficult to capture in print, on the stage or in the films; the literary genius, whose bi 1 i'1 Warner Brothers Picture, directed rt.

Diettele. Story b. Heiru Hrm'Q ana Grza Herczeg. scenario lit Re Mr Raine. Music Max St.

tin. Pre.ientert at the Hollywood Ir.ea er the tollotylm cast: Kmt.e Zii Pll Miol Caoi Allred U'eytus. Joseph Schtldkrattt Rt.tit Iaborl Donald Crisp Cl'4 prntler John Llrel Analole Fiance Morns Carnovsky Commander ol Paris Moreen Paul Ceianne Vladimir Sokoloff ol Statt Davenport Delaaorgne Charles Richman MOTION PICTURES Benjal Lincers" of tlw Sum Colonel S.indheir Walter Kinjsrotd GARY COOPER -GEORGE RAFT (avaignac Providence, R. i Meeing a new 'Candida' I i week in the penon of Cornelia Otit Skinner, who is fore-swearing her monologue long enough Io impersonate Shaw' domestic heroine. SOULS at SEA Or.

1 the leads. Stone and Charles Collins ire looking for an intimate musical for Fall and King celebrate their 30th anniversary at Leon Sc Eddie's this afternoon. The Summer Thealera The third edition of Kay Parsons' "Show Boat Revue" will be presented aboard the S. S. Bear Mountain tomorrow night.

Russ Morgan begins week engagement at Manhattan Beach this Sunday. Montasu ijve Hare Florence Roberts Galo Sondergaard liloria Holden Erin Brien More Henry Neill Lotus Calhern M. Richards Madame Zola I iicjo rireyltls Alexanarme Zoia Nora Colonel P'CQuait, A rarmUr.t Ficfr FRANCES DEE Mator Dort Mat. itiazy Robert Barrel AlUXONDltlONEO C.rant Mitchell clemenceau Mator Henry Robert warmcK GLOBE THEATRE ''H on I Minister of War Gilbert imety Assutant Chief ot Slalf Paul E.mon 'way 44th St. Marion Davies hides her blonde beauty under dark glasses and a black wig in "Ever Since Eve." currently at the Century Circuit's Kingsway Theater, with "Super-Sleuth." Th Studio Players will present moments are nearly an memai, is a particularly rare bird.

The life cf Zola offers few opportunities for dramatic action except at ihe close of his career when the writer (lied his pen In favor of the martyred Captain Dreyfus. By compressing and transposing events. the scenarists have been able to distil a satisfactorily active account whicti Is always sincere, dignified and arresting. "Zola" is one of those pictures which attempts to raise the standards of the entire Industrv and the Warners, who pioneered in the biographical field with 'Parent," deserve warm commendation lor improving their own product and at the same time pointing the toward a more adult type of screen story. The picture introduces Zola in the year 1862.

Starving in a garret wuli Cezanne, the novelist soon departs that squalid scene for a job in a publishing house. On publication of his first book, he is warned against further attempts tu fiction by the censor and is discharged by his em-plover when he refuses to compromise in his search for realism. A series of brief flashes skilfully suggests Zola's mounting Interest in the masses and a brief episode with "Call it a Day at tne jonn urew Memorial Theater (East Hampton. i i i Mr. Sk rll on I)unk Red Skellon, the young comedian ami master of ceremonies who return io Loews State Theater to-das.

will celebrate his record vaude- Raymond Walburn seems a bit pertuibed by Ralph Bellamy's threatening glances in "It Can't Last Forever," coming to the Fox Theater tomorrow, with "Blonde 1,. l. tomorrow night and Saturday matinee. The Jitney Players 'Eihel Barry-more Colt is one of 'enu will offer Sierra's "The Romantic YounR Lady" at the Jackson Heights Country Club. One performance only.

Henry Austin's band celebrates Us 20th season at Steeplechase this week. Add next week's bills: "At Your ner values which sometimes raise mankind above the level of the animal kingdom. V. Sti-aml The New York Strands new m-iraciion. Mr.

Dodd Takes the Air, tells the story ot a sap electrician from Pewame who is blessed with a radio voice. Hired to sing as the Morpheus Mattress Company Master Baritone, he finds that an operation has converted him into a tenor. Although his original sponsor walks out on him, Mr. Dodd ville run of 56 straight weeks by "Damaged LUes' Cotlliimes an odd observance. Famous for his FILM TIME TABLE "Damaged Lives." the film which! hil" douhnut dunki? cl' in i Service" at the Mary Young Theater i'JII.

,1:411. Ai Br I I III). I mhli'U ha pvtvtc I hp varimiG ucp iCenterville, "The Nurem 6.20, I. Ml. It 511.

10:15. ALPINE 1:411, 4:3. 0:15. 10 30. discusses the hitherto taboo subject iof U)e hiRh b(t forbir1den art, Skel.

of social diseases, is now in its third! ton wj 4 his 5 000th doughnut. berg Egg" at the Surry Theater (Surry, Me.i G. M. C. is signed up by the broadcasting 4:13.

prostitute paves the way for the concern at $1,000 per week (. BEDFORD 1:10, .1 9:044. 111:011. week at Werba's Brooklyn Theater: With success comes the inevitable introduction of "Nana, here lncor 149. 3 I MOTION PICTURES I BORO PARK 45.

113. 7 .03. K.O.'i, 10 O.y HROADWAV 1:11 3:0:1, GABLE JEAN HARLOW la M-S-M's and will continue indefinitely. The production is sponsored by the American Social Hygiene Association. In its cast are Diane Sinclair, Lvman Williams and Murray 6 011.

a.m. fOX 3:411 4:0. rectly played up as Zola's first literary success. The mounting output of his work is shown in a series of book titles selected from the 20 volumes of the RouRon-Macquart epic and the "Three Cities" trilogy. Zola prospers and grows fat.

rests on his fame and looks forward to horde of women. One of them, a secretary, loves Mr. Dodd and protects his static-eliminator patent from the clutches of a designing siren and a bizarre opera singer. Finally, Mr. Dodd is so bewildered bv the big city that he pretends to lose his voice and returns to his home town and humble lob.

The 10:43. KEN.MORF, I 1:45. 1:03. 3 48. :6.

43, It: 1 1. (1:13. if KINGS 1:31. 3:14, 4:311, io, PARAMOVNT II :1. 1 11! 3:3 II.

SARATOGA' tiraripmir hnnnt'4: 4:55, 6:11. 1:43, :3, 10:31. MOTION PICTIRES IESUMTSbIGLI Isiiiring Arias from World -Famous Operas! I fn "lOREVU YOURS" I good girl follows him. a toregone 1 pitkin 1 10, 3:15. 4::0.

7 conclusion, then makes everybody railroaded Dreyfus to Devil Island i strand 11 happv. 3:311, is of small interest to Zola until 10:54 11:30, 1:30. 3:30. 1:30. WERBAS :30, v.rt.l'.

M.9nifi.n SkfA JsTttX Sequel to ERICH REMARQUE'S jSj AuVWYSBy "ALL QUIET ON THE 'VjTHE WESTERN FR0NT" Kenny Baker, lifted from Jack Benny's radio program, is the star of the occasion. i Alice Brady, who never (ails, is the opera singer who calls her guests three years after the innocent man's imprisonment. At that time Madam? Dreyfus enlists Zola's help. He writes "J'accuse" and is taken to court on libel charges. The aimv Lionel BARRYMORE FRANK MORGAN plui.

"Catifoinia STRAIGHT will. JOHN WAYNE swine and demands a show of good manners from them if it's within their range. Gertrude Michael Is a good villain-ess and a pretty girl named Jane is favored while the defense is si- i lanced and Zola is sentenced to a vear's imprisonment. He flees to England. Dreyfus is acquitted and reinstated, but before he can meet LOEWS MELBA Martha Raye.

Bob Burnt, Mountain Music: Uviniitan St. anl Hanovir Plata plus Last Train From Madrid. llorethT 1. amour I.OEW'S OATrS I iti.o Raintr, William Poaitll. The Emperor Galai Avanua and Braaaay dlesliekt; plua The Great Gamhlni.

Akim Tamlroff LOEWS BEDFORD Lulse Ralner. William Pewell. The Kmperer'a Can- Wyman capably dulls the silly edge hk benefactor Zola meets accidental in The death The film closes with Anatole 1 5t" j. aaaiiBMai laiiapWawl) awiio an. nub rf tt ut niir iiuatu, imn oiraaji aan nil uiibsiii mnunum sancBiivas; piuj in urui iiamnini, niim lamiroii LOEWS KAMEO AND ROOF Halner.

William Pewell, The Emperor'a Can but Baker puts them over In good dJesttfk-i: pu The Great Gamb.nl. Akim Tamireff Eastirn Parkwav ntt Nostrand Ava. fashion. "Mr. Dodd Takes the Air" should be liked.

G. M. C. SIMMER THEATER-JONES BEACH cow" engagement Lu.se Rainer. William Powell, The Emperor's Cun-riltitlflis; plus The Great Gamblnf, Akim Tamiroff Lulse Ralner.

William Powell, The Emperor'a in-lleatlekn; plus The Great Gambinf. Akim Tamiroff I.uUe Rainer. William Powell, The Emperor's in-dlestlcks; plus The Great Gamblni, Akim Tamiroff f.uMe Rainer. William Powell, The Emperor's Candlesticks; plus The Great Gambint. Aklra Tamiroff Claudette Colbert, Robert Melvyn Douglas, I Met Him in Parii; plus Great Hospital Mratery New Face i of Joe Pen ner.

MHton Berle; plus Fifty Road to Town, Don Ameche. Ann Sothern Tlaudette Colbert, Robt. Young-, I Met Him in Paris; plui Make War for Tomorrow, Victor Moore Faces of Itti, Penner, Milton Berle; plus Ana Man's Wife. Ver Gordon, Wynne Gibson LOfW'S BROADWAY Broadwiy int. Myrda Avanut LOKW'S ALPINE 64th Straat and Fifth Awanu LOfcW'S CONEY ISLAND Strf and SttHwtll Avtauei LOFWS ORICMAI R6th Streti and IStti Avcnua LOFW'S RORO PARK.

5 tat Strast and Naw Utrecht Avenue LOEWS BAY RUH1E 7 2d Street ard Third Avenua I.OEW'S BREVOORT Bravoart Plata ard Bedfard Avenua LOEWS tENTTRY Naitrand and Parkttda Avtmiai i Stv iy KlSKlyA DkatfanyJAMKWHAlE-CtafTliosandi rtTTX I 1 HAIilll XI J0NESH1EACH STADIUM Long Uland France's eulogy at the funeral services. "Zola," It need scarcely be said, is all Paul Muni if not entirely Zola. Mr. Muni gives an excellent account of himself, fully conveying the man's immense regard for truth, though his Zola is rather more bourgeois than necessary. He eliminates the lisp which marked his subject's speech, but mentally and physically it is a first-rate characterization.

The women of the piece have very little to do, best of them being Erin O'Brien Moore, whose short sketch of Nana is enormously appealing from both acting and pictorial angles. The outstanding supporting performance on the male side is contributed by Donald Crisp as La- Th Grtitctt Action-Advntur 25c, 50c. 75c, SI (plus lOMGUT AT 8:30 nd MjhtU to Aug-- 1 ctyr of Modrn Tlm! '7110 UVGS rini Patio. Flatbusti and Midwoofl Met Him in Paris; Make Wa for Tomorrow; with Ave. Kingswar, Kings H'wy-Coney 1 GARY COOPER' COMPANY OF UfA SEATS at W'nttr Carfen, 8'wav at 50t.i, CI.

7-5161: Wanimaker't; Namm'i. Break-lyn; Penn, Term. IL. I. tide); Flat bush Ava.

4 Jamaica, L. Freaaort Mutie Stcra: Franklin Shnat. Hempttrad: Gart2'i, Jamaica: lanai Baach Ad-mimstratian Stadium Son Office. OP A DBNGAL E-ANCEIY FRANCHOT TONE ItADIO CITY MUSIC HALL SHOWPUCE Of THE NATION ROCKEFELLER CENTER RICHARD CROMWELL i Scientifically and Healthfully Alr-Condltioned Marion Davies, Ever Since Eve; also Super Sleuth; Scientifically and Healthfully Air-Conditioned Mrt Him in Paris; Make Wav for Tomorrow Edw. G.

Robinson. Thunder In the City: Hit Parade Edw. G. Robinson. Thundrr in the Citv; Hit Parade I Met Him in Paris: Make Wit for Tomorrow: Srirntiflcallv and HealthfuIW Air Conditioned K.

Francis, E. Flynn, Another Dawn; I.Sth Chair Woman ha-es Man; The Girl From Scotland Yard Woman Chases Man; Air Conditioned H'lnts )ver Honolulu: Turn Off the Monn; Scien-tificallT and Healthf i-Mt Air Conditioned (hapavev iwitb English Titles): Turn Ofi the Moon (onrad eidt In Jew-Sins; Thunder in the tity i zczzzn Kinn Hihiv and E. Iftth St. Albemarle. Flatbuih and Albemarle rat-rag ut.

Flatbuih ut Rri. Flatiuin Ave. and Kmsa Xidwood. Axnue and E. 13th St.

Marfair, Coney isl. Ave. and Avenue Elm. Avenua and E. 1 7th fit.

IrianKie. Uuentln Rd.it Kings Parkside. Ftatbmh and Parkside Ujuf, Caney Isl. Ave. and Avanua aW am I MWoNDArM7'S "ANYTHING GOES" HELD OVER Second Week I One of the year's finest pictures." i Eieen Crttlman, Sun SUMMER THEATER-RANDALLS ISLAND Wi'-A bori.

Zola's honest and persuasive attorney. Good acting, too, bv Henry O'Neill, Robert Warwick. Ralph Morgan and Harry Davenport among the conspirators. Indeed, the only noticeably poor bit in the entire picture is Louis Calhern's Major Dort, a role played too theatrically to fit in with the realistic atmosphere attained throughout. Excellent self have been provided by Anton Grot.

The story of an individual who placed the truth above all other things. "Zola" will be inspiring to some, a memorable movie for most of a5. It is a superior production, not overly dramatic in action but Ixemendouslv suggestive of thase ln- 'Must be rated excellent." IV' Frank S. Nugent, limts STADIUM iti tin. iniit RANDALL ISLAND FEATURE FILH1S SHOUIinCTDDflV TONIGHT 1 8:30 SAMUEL GOLOWYN "STELLA DALLAS" BARBARA STANWYCK JOHN IOLES ANNE SHIRLEY Dircla4l by Kifia Vidor Xalaaiad rhu Umtad ArKiti BAY RIDGE Suth Ava.

ana 5Sth St A I a milt Affair, and Dndnt CiU Trail 'ith at. i no third Ava Shall He nance, aha A f.ood m. i tatakam 5 MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY SATURDAY, 25c iVrrrat fo. INK BA1.I.1 1 PRICES: 25c, SOc and SI. SEATS ml Winltr Gairalan.

ml 50, CI W.n.m.t.r'i, mil ficaat Fujhin IVrrk Btr. Au. II "OF THEE I SIM; MANHATTAN BEACH BEDFORD A-nollo. Fiilianina Ihrooa nd A Mrrird I mcoln. Bedfard Ava.

and Uncaln all a lav: and Rlark Fum National 720 Wash. niton Roads io Tonn; and Girl Can PUv RoseM Rnafr. mr. Sullivan PI. Pnncf and Pauprr; and Beware of I ari Savo.

I5lj Bedford Ava tver hvt; and super Sleuth KOKOt'GH HAM. AMI DOWNTOWN (JumberUnd. Cumberland and Fulton Sts. History Made at Night- and Parole Raclet M. Geor-e Playhouse.

103 Plneapala. Woman hases Man; and The nth Chair lernnnal raurth Ava. ana Oeert Meet the Mihau; ihn The Hit Parade BRIGHTON Oce4na. BrlihlBB Raath St. Another Dawn.

Kay Iranris: and Slim FLATRT'SH N.wW.HOun.Y Cnn: 'MOOS I HUNTERS" ftoori op.n MiOO A. M. Ficrura ol 11.05, M6, 4 42. Shaw at 12:50 3:49, 0 45, 9 23 COlumbus 5-6535 ON THE STAGE: "A SOUTHERN Russell Markert's 3iy musical with Music Hall cast and specialties Symphony Orchestra, under the direction ol Erno Raped Fkal Matianwit Saals Mev Ratarvad In Advanc RHII 111 SI MMER PRICES nnnr.FR a mart r.n.w uit Ona KHIa of Ora.n- iron Piayoroi.n Babes in arms SHU BERT w. a ta Jo Matt.

Sat. 11 te cur Larqa Swimming Poclt W. St. 11:40 1 41 Whathknow '1 "'J A-r-Coolcd) Good feat AM Pncts at Sax Office Is Ohear up It's only JACK Alor, Fiilbush Ava. near Church Hat hush.

Church and Flatbush Glenwood. 1475 Flatbush Ave. Granada. Churrh aid Nn strand Av. Quentin.

Qutntln Rd. and E. 35th St. KKO hmmnre. Church ana Mat bus Bfni.

mo Joan (Gardner art Forever Voum Watkiki and Man Who Found Himself A Star Is Born; anl Trouble in Texas Turn Off the Moon; and A Family Affair Air-t ooled. Seed; and Kini; of Hockcv Super Sleuth; and I rer Since Fve QDOVT IOVJ' Ob, 01 could fill many book! V' OTHER RAT u.JLt HAROLD STERN I PERSON Threugh Sntt.rdi. Aut. 4 30 ACTIVITIES bv Ei.erli. Woria Mett Exltntive Altilctii Plant tiv Monk and Frtd f.

Finklfhnffr RIL TttORE lvi. 4 5.jOe JJ plui The Bolt Show in FAST FI.ATBI'SH Avenue Theatre, At. D. E. 43 St Turn Off the ROBERT tr Mats.

Taday and 50: to also Ihe Gn -Getter MONTGOMERY OAK IE ANN SOTHERN HIGH, WIDE Ann HnnosomE Having wonderful time Uri.t',l:C trrv Might at 9 Monhaftgn Beach Casino tilth r.airfifld nnH SitlneT I'ot KINGS MK-C OOI KU 2:40. Ea 8 41 1 KfltH riUSHING KtNMORE CriUfchlFlotbulh madTson Mtill. WtliR BUSHWICK Wo-. id PROSPECT ill Siliih A.e CRCENPOINT 17) Monhqllan fllM 1 RICHMOND HU OYKER 6th 3th aw TllYOU uitAv.ConfjTU Ulton COLUMBIA fan Rockcwoy Jeromt Ktrn, Oscar Hammers win U.Ssiv fUTRUSH TIIUM PITKIN I RAT 04 A Tht Coolest Spot in New York ft.turlni Harold Stern Atlmiaiioit 40f FREE PARKING taici Oailr 2:45.1 49 Coal tomlorroaia Matt, sot 1. 11.00.

acTni? THF4TOP CLARK GABLE JEAN HARLOW Eves. 5.c tn V2.0j PITKIN IB mm awl a mmm fl ra)wy 45th frf I.VC FI 45 of y. BR. 9-OMS A ARflOTT PRODVCTtOS Room service WH rvri AI.I.KN nOHF.17 CORT The. 48 St.

Em. II SOc I. 13 ah t. imam PARK SLOPE Atlantic. Flatbush Ava.

and nean St. The Hit Parade: and Wires Over Honolulu Carlton A Roof Garden, 292 Slave Miip; alio ind Be Happv Plaxa, Flatbush Ava. and Park P'aaa. Is My Affair; and Coujar KKO Prospect, Ninth St. -Fifth Ave.

Super Sleuth; and I'vr Since tve Sandtrt. Prospect Pit. W. and Mth Hotel Havwire; also Michael O'Halloran KINGS HHiHWAV Jewel. Kin ay and Ocean P'kuuy Stair It Horn; and I arren on the Air AVFNI It SECTION Avenue vt.

U-E. 1 6th St. Parnell; and Ihe Hit Parade Iraymore. Avemia anl E. 4feth Internes Can't lkr Money: and Melodv for RIOGFWOOO Colonial.

174 Broadway Stare Ship: also Shu and Re Hipp PKO Madron, Myrtla-Wyrkott Super Sleuth; and l.vrr since I've Kivofi. Mvrtla and Wilson Avas. Bin Show; also Ihts Is Mv Affair i SIIFFPSHFAD HAY Sheepshead. ShreDslieaa Bay. Voorhies Chaes Man: jko Silent Barriers SOUTH BROOKLYN ander'a Glabe.

15th St howhoat; aUo Taran the tearlcM SLEUTH MARION DAVIES "MARRIED "MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR" witk RINNT RAKIR FRANK MeHUCH I Matt. Sat. and jtlc t. 1: SI lfcvi IHt Al AIR-V OMIITIONEK Frank McHuch BEFORE 'Saralnaa' BREAKFAST" walOgt CONCERT'S A.N HAT A RMtfctaCtoRMlU J4tr Knrrtiy MAX OOffWJ.V WOMEN f-LEWISOHN STADIUM, Amit.

ana 131 Sl.n The St a Al. Bt.u.k Alii Jnkln'vV w' (AST Or 411 All, OMK 25 lpm. O'flpr icih bv mad or anene. I ft is 6-1 ill tlHEL BARRVMORE W. 4 SI.

Evt. 40 AIR-CONDITIONED I'way I 47 Street Door, open a.m.- MIDNIGHT SHOW IU. saturdat anrl rdtif-dii at I lolk St 1 5th A. jgajf lottoi BROOKLYN PARAMOUNT flolbuih and D.Kolb Pat O'Rrian Mumphra. Boaart "SAN QUENTIN" Hugh Herbert Mary Roland "MARRY THC GIRL" LAST 4 TIMES Air-Conditioned Ctatxtette Corbert "I Met Htm hi Parte" 'ttrnkt Way far Tomorrow" Victor More lack Oekia Am SatHeni Super Sleutti" Ceorte Rrieri "Hc-nyrtoiMl Ct)wt)o' GILBERT MILLER ureuaU TOVA RICH STADIUM CONCERTS I AST WEEK nf Ihr SEASON rnil.HAK.MONK -SYMPHONY ORCH.

TONIGHT at SPALDING BAUER BR4HMS: fiano ncfrtn No BrFTHOVE.N: Violin CESAR RA(K: HonaU for Violin and Piano VAN HOOGSTRATEN, c.nd.d.r (In cait ol rain, tomitrrow nihti rrlres: Jjc, fillt. II. Ht.m Seats 1 .50 pj For Rocaawov ARTHOLOMEW a 4 i MARIA ABBA PAUL CAVANAGH Mvtha Kr lofc iMrnt "Mountiln Mwic" Dtvathy lamouf "Last Train Trom Mwtywl" AT RIIS PARK "Captaini Pl.V'MOrrH SI. lr.llKI.ili t.i 111. LAST MATINEE SATIRIIA1 FORBIDDEN TILL NOW! VPS MY "Prrfrct Summei otITol I Camfd.

Hit' I VA Flalbirili ol Na.ini RICHARD DIX "DEVIL IS DRIVING" JOE E. BROWN "RIOINO ON AIR" BROOKLYN DARLING DAUGHTER L.tnU Watiufr Penay Conkhn Violet Meming PLAYHOUSE. W. 43 St.Ev te $3 fliii ti A tr-Conili ioned I Mati.Sat. Wed 2 SOe-t? AMUSEMENTS CONEY ISLAND EDWARD ARNOLD 2 HITS CART OAANT PIANCIt lADMIt IACK JACK OAKII HAL EY TOAST OF "she ha 6 NEW YORK To tM" FRIDAY EVES.

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