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0 For Ad Remit BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. 19i0 Tt phnn Ain tf.200 11 Featured in Current Stage, Screen and Musical Offerings THE SCREEN Bright Lubitsch Farce Heads Music Hall Bill Margaret Sullavan Rejoins Stewart In. 'The Shop Around the Corner'; New Films at Loew's Bkln. Strand HERBERT COHN MUSIC OF THE DAY Conducts fGoetterdaemmerung' Marjorie Lawrence Gives Notable Performance as Bruennhilde By MILES KASTENDIECK Between the forces of artistic tcmprrament and front-page publicity, Erich Leinsdorf as callsri upon to conduct Wagner's mighty music-drama "Goetterdacmmerung" at the Metropolitan last night with Lauriti Melchlor singing his customary role of-Siegfried. For the young con-' ductor the ordeal could hardly have exceeded that which he has been living through ever since the untimely death of Artur Bodansky.

He ciniftb jjUDiwcn reiurnea 10 me Kamo tny nun jvMrmay ion is second time In two months and worked minor miracle with a bit i farce called "The Shop Around the Corner." At the sumo time he re-' nited Margaret Sullavan and James Stewait as a delightful screen tuple and reestablished the fact that the tragic little heroine of "Three Comrades" can be, on occasion, a fascinating comedienne as well. Yesterday was such an occasion, and the slight Miss Sullavan threw in her lot with Lubitsch and Stewart to form a trio that Is the salvation of Nlkolaus Laszio's peek behind the hccncs of Matuschek's leathw- went about his business Just as he i has since the emergency was created off at Die end, according to Wag is mr goods shop In Budapest. With three le-sprightly interpreters, Mr. I tier stage directioas. probably satisfied her pronounced dramatic instinct.

Melchlor sang hts part characteristically. Schorr sang Ounther; List was Hagen; Walter Olitzkt sang Albfrich; Irene Jessner. Gutrune, and Karen Branzell, Waltraute. and the performance of "Goetter-daemmeiung" never foundered. There was prolonsed applaa-e and considerable hissing when he first made his appearance on the stroke of 7:30 ond there were other dem- 'TIIK SHOP AROUND THE CORNER A Mr tro-Onldwvn-Mayrr picture, prn-ducfd and directed by Ernst Lubitsch from a fccreen play by Samson ftapntif i-on, 4 4 xm 11 I onra on a piny uv ninoimi uwrriu.

nc- tented Ui Radio City Music Hall, THE CAST Klara Novak Margaret Sullavan Alfred Kralik James Stewart Huro Matimchek Prank Morgan Ferencz Vadas- Flora- -Joseph Schildkraut Sara Haden Fr'Ax Bre.s.sart William Tracy Inez Courtney Sarah Edwards Pepi Katona- on-stiatioas throughout the evening. nKKR IS SOLOIST The musical public evidently has; simon Barer plgj.fd opinions of its own: Just what they are would be hard to determine. If sky Piano Concerto in Flat Minor applause is any criterion, however, with the Philharmonic-Symphony in the conductor received several ova-1 Carnegie Hall last night. It was a ''what he did with the Wagnerian 'bnlliant Imost too music is another matter. He opened brilliant and definitely too fast.

In up many of its pases that this the course of the playing there was performance was almost completely more than one disagreement be-iincut. But among the musically tween orchestra and soloist. The wise there was much of most noticeable was that of pitch: heads over the variety of tempo in Orchestra and piano were not in which he indulged and the speed tune. At the start there was little) with which he covered some of the agreement on pacing; In the middle ground; part of Siegfried's Rhine jt was a question of dynamics. In Journey was taken at a gallop.

The, short, the performance added up to orchestra had good and bad mo- lesJI tnan it mght have since Mr. Laszlo might not have fared so well, even with Samson Raphaelson and his witty lines to lean upon. Mr. Lubitsch, his "touch" and his wisely-chosen players Rive "The Shop Around the Corner" the frothlness it needs to float as good farce should. Lubitsch and his "touch," particularly.

The good-humored director Is playing ingenious tricks with his camera again, getting a laugh from a hesitant pair of feet climbing half-way down a flight of steps and dashing up again, and, a little later, peering from the backside of a mail rack at an unidentified hand groping from out front for a letter that isn't Bolstered by such typical comicalities, "The Shop Around the Corner" shelters a moderately cute idea that is. at Its cutest with Stew-nit and Miss Sullavan swapping Milt in person behind the leather- Ilona- Woman Customer- Where Dreiser Left Off FIVE STEPS TO THE CHAIR" A Republic plciurp, by John H. Aurr from a screen Diav by Robert Pre.snrl Robert Donat and Greer Garson in "Goodbye, Mr. Chlpi," starting today at the St. George Playhouse with "Little Accident." Circle: Alexander Kelberine, who will be heard In piano recital it Town Hall tomorrow afternoon, 4.V -a -ArttiA: A Eslelle Winwood, Tom Power, and Lf a'' 'I J.

C. Nugent In J. B. Priestley', JT comedy "When We Are Married" Jl ijr uui" limy- Barer's brilliant plavlng finds a mg to disturb the purists. Other- hannw ontI(lt ltl work wise the music surged far over these lesser considerations and left its in New Double Feature The first part of the program wai given over to contemporary musto all of which had been composed since 1930.

Only Barber's Adagio for String Orchestra was of much toods counter without suspecting i hat each is the other's affectionate but anonymous correspondent In a evitable Impact on all those whoi turned a receptive ear. i On the whole it was well sung Opens at Fox Today TntMcikla Ctf4rA nitVl fipnrffP With thp. honors Of t.hp PVPnitlo- pnitl(7 This music had sin wini.m HrMn 'o Marjorie iwrence. sue na.s Raft, Jane Bryan cerity, breadth and quality of feel- never sung mis roie oei 1. K-lA rO and Humphrey Bogart, ter.

Except for an occasional effort i1- beautifully conceived work and it has a marked personal 'Dead End' Kids At the Flatbush Milt Herrh Trio Also Featured On Good Bill By ROBERT FRANCIS There doesn't seem to be any doubt that movie personalities are a draw in current vaudeville. At Amazing Mr. Williams," co-starring to reach the very top, she sang in Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondell, the upper register with more ease fid better tone than before. Her comprise the double-feature pio-, flriti(v) of appeal. Of the other works.

Shostakovlch'i Suite from the Ballet "The Golden based on nn oriBinfll 5tory by OeoiRe Carlaton Brown. Presented at the Brooklyn Strand Theater with a cast Including Charles Btckford, Owen Davis Doris Day, Paul GuiIIoylp and Emmett Vogan. "Five Steps to the Chair" has much about it that reminds you of Theodore Dreiser's "An American Tragedy." Moreover, the film, which came to the Brooklyn Strand Theater yesterday, also reminds you of "Thou Shalt Not Kill." The first reminder furnishes the production with a more solid foundation than it could have gathered without dipping into the Dreiser technique. And so the film has gained. The second reminder is merely a natural one.

For "Five Steps to the Chair" was titled "Thou Shalt Not Kill" until recently. The trouble Is that certain portions couldn't have been changed, that some of the obvious melodrama couldn't have been eliminated. At any rate, the film play of Robert Presnell Is certainly capably acted. Charles Bickford, Paul Guil-foyle and Emmett Vogan are particularly Impressive while there is a liberal share of mortality highlighted by the murder of a young woman out on a midnight rowing date. The killer is a chap who, in a subsequent splurge of semi-delirium, admits his crime to a gram opening at the Fox Brooklyn in both the opening and final Age" had its amusing moments and Theater today.

scenes where she handled the ani- Saunder's Little Symphony in wa "Invisible Stripes" is the story of mal knowingly. To have her ride 'pleasantly inconsequential. two convicts released from prison on the same day one a hardened lossoming by-mail romance. That the nub of the story that Laszlo elaborates with the troubles of Hugo Mai.vhek whose wife Is traipsing nroulS Budapest with one of his alesmwn, sleek Joseph Schildkraut, the Jealous boss suspects Stew-. Tils first-string salesman.

More important than the plot, though, are the full-blown people vno come each morning to store. There is Matuschek himself, an explosive Hungarian In best Prank Morgan manner, and I'd Pirovitch (clever Felix Bressart). Magyar yes-man who scampers off some fancied duty. If he can, vhen the boss polls his staff on the iistomer-appeal of a cigarette box hat plays "Ochl Chornia" when-ver it Is opened. A delightful, lousey fellow.

And there is the ttty Mr. Schildkraut and the lappy errand boy (William Tracy) yi-l-llAVlA Next Academy Film New Bill at Imperial any rate the Flatbush was being mobbed for the second show when we left yesterday, and the autograph hounds were milling around the Hummel. Hummel," a new Ger- man.lancnmpp film hpads the CUr-I criminal, the other a first offender anxious to return to an honest and useful life. "The Amazing Mr. Williams" tells the story of a detective too busy crimes to marry the girl he loves.

Ruth Donnelly. Edward Bro-phy and Clarence Kolb are also in the cast. nil ai aita'Y lewayri "Here Is Ireland," the first all-natural-color film to come from Erin, will have its second showing in Greater New York on Sunday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music continuous performance from 3 to 11 o'clock. Pat Stanton, lecturer, will appear in person with the film. rent double-feature screen program at the Imperial Theater, 157 Irving Ave.

The picture has been described as one of the best productions to, rAm.nn rillline ReiSftn tUUT DALALHIAA 'THE SECRET i ctof I IwMl lorar ILONA MASSEV FRANK MORGAN 1 Dr. HILDAKfc 1 )arfI stage door on Church Ave. Which is by way of saying that the Dead End Kids, somewhat grown up it is true but still three of the original tough tykes, Billy Halop, Bobby Jordan and Boo McClung, are headlining there with Jackie Searl for GONE WITH THE WIND' STARTS THURS. FES. 1 at 9 A.

M. It LOEW'S MET BUY RESERVED SEATS HOW FOR WSHT SHOVJS 1.10 ina SUHOAY MATWOS (11.10 MOTION PICTURES during the past year. Casino Film Opens "Onsere Kleine Frau" opens today ho affects a dressy topcoat, a WEEKDAY MATINEES Continuous NOT RESERVED (75c "I mAnMlga'C owler hat and a cane the moment Jnan BENNETT Adal.ha MENIOU the coming week. They have a good at the 86th St. Casino Theater.

It is a German comedy with English titles and features Grethe Weiser in its cast. "HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER" Plui "BLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY" and "Dat'NK DBIVrNG" act, what with pretty little Florence Halop to help out and a harmonica band of five youngsters who are tops with the Hohncrs. Ann Dupont is there also swing is advanced to a clerkship. They make pleasant gallery of 1 Imple people talking chit-chat "hile Mr. Lubitsch and his charm-i'ig leading couple magically trans-' irm a small bundle of comedy into good-sized lark.

Russell Markert's Music Hall stage presentation features a potpourri of minister. Whether the mlnLster played by Bickford is ethically bound to retain his secret and thus allow the life of an innocent man to be taken, or to act otherwise, is the theological problem posed, and posed In genuine, dilemma-like fashion, too. "The Llano Kid," the second feature, is a story ilnged with a Mexican flavor and features Tito Guizar's Myrna LOY William POWELL LOEW'S KINOS Flitbuih and Tll.ea Avcnurt LOEWS PITKIN Pjthia and Srratnqa AvrnuM LOEW'S ALPINE .77 fiDtll Street and Fifth Avfnue LOEW'S BEDFORD Badford Avenua and Btrgrn Strrat IOLH BROAIIHAT Brsadway and Myrtlr Avrnua LOEW'S rovEY ISI M1 Surf and StiHtll Avanuat LOEWS KMEO Ealtarn Parkway aad Noatrand Avantia LOEW'S (14TF.S fiataa Avanu and Brsadway LOEW'S 4TII ST Milt Herth Trio, that extraordinary combination, of organ, piano and ing with her clarinet and batoning "ANOTHER THIN MAN" Wed. Chopin melodies, danced by Paul 'NIGHT OF NIGHTS' Haakon and the Corps de Ballet and sons.s and smilcs Gulzar Evening Feb.7 Pat 0lmp O'BRIEN BRAONA (Inland YOUNG Impersonates a long-missing son and heir of a wealthy Mexican family and there is a later betrayal of a partner-in-crime, Alan Mowhray. A.

It. 4nth Strrat and Nrw Utrmht Avrnup LOEW'S WARWICK Jrrama and Fulton 8trrtl LOEW'S RAY Rlllt.E I 724 Strat and Third Avanua her very competent band. Judy Ellington, who is as restful on the eyes as her voice is on the ears, sings torchy songs, and Chester Fredricks and Gloria Lane contribute good eccentric Up dancing. We could wish that his comedy kept pace with his feet, for what he can d- with them is remarkable. Don iPopikoff) Tannen offers a Russian emigre monologue which is very amusing, and an impression of Willie Howard giving his French lesson which made us wish for Mr.

"Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" Jim.i STEWART la ARTHUR and "FIVF. LITTLE PFPPFRS" played by the symphony orchestra, pnd a variety of musical acts Involving the Glee Club, the Rock-ettes and thn two-piano team of Bhefter and Brenner. Forfeiting a Uniform BALALAIKA '-A M-G-M picture, pro drums. To hear Maestro Herth lead his recording arrangement of "In an Eighteenth Century Garden" and Terry Snyder's touch on the Vibra-harp is alone worth walking around to the Flatbush on a cold night.

The management again substitutes a series of short in place of the customary feature picture. This week there is an amusing Terry Tune cartoon. Screen Snapshots, a Jed Prouty comfdy, an educational called "The City" and, of course, the Newsreel. Everyone appears to like the new policy better. It is a good show and one, we think, that will be popular.

Muni in Are Not Alonf: Rrnn. Rifhard Du, Gsil ratrick Sabu Here Feb. 1 I.OEW'S BORO PARK 3 1 it 8trPt antl Nr Utrfcht Avptiti BRFVOORT Brvflttrt Plset and Bedford AvcntM LOEW'S ME IRA Livlngtton Strppt find Hsrwvtr Plan I.OFWS ENTI RV Ptrkiid and No.lrsnd Avciltwi duced by Lawrence Weinzartrn ar.d di-i Sabu, Alexander Kordas young GARBO in "NINOTCHKA" nd "NICK CARTER, MASTER DETrCTrVl fltST AND ONIY FUU IENGTH FEATURE SINCE "SNOW WHITE" lenra 03 jieinn'Jja oiuuntri ironi a screen 1 un. play by Leon Gordon, Charles Bennett and wno nas Just completed the Jicnuea Devai from the play by Eric leading role in "Thief of Bagdad," is Maschwitz. Presented at Loew's Metro-1 -hnnrri thi fnntp rip SJnvnia rinp tn polltan Thaater with a cast, iwludlnj aDoa lnp onte ae SaVOia, cue 10 Ne.aun Eddy, iiona Massey, chariea Rtu-! arrive in New York Feb.

1. Sabu's Alwl" nd c-1 plans call for a brief stay In New I Howard. As far as we are concerned, head-' line honors should be shared by the tw. Ai.n,inn York, to be followed by a trip to distinction about! STAGE PLAYS MANHATTAN Hollywood, where he is scheduled to "Balalaika" that is hidden away annpur In moriran.maflii fitmc IOHN r.Ol.nEN BrernU GERTRUDE LAWRENCE "Great Stitrns Vital V.ri!ii" TI'RRV. UFRAI.n TRIRUNf RKO Churh-Flithinh RKO Madison.

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In- "Balalaika arrived at ta'S cMfs Conrad Veirlt. June Duprez. Metropolitan yesterday, and before John Jllstini Rpx Ingram and Mary it is swept out by "Gone With the Morris. It was produced entirely in Wind," it doubtless will leave the Technicolor. impression that Ilona Is in the film MOTION PICTURES WALLET THEATRE TONIflHT: L.i Sylnhidn: Laity Inla Fai lArntriiaii Oda ta Glory: f.nyncaa.

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TOM'W and TIII The THEATRE GUILD prrvpnta rni 1,1 OAK KT COMEDV Ot.SSN and i JOHNSON'S ELLZ A POPPIN PHILADELPHIA STORY JHE MM GONE IH THE WIND KATHARINE HEPBURN FEATURE FILmS SHOUUHKj TDDflV OEORCE RAFT HUMPHREY 100ART in "INVISIBLE STRIPES" MELVYN DOUGLAS J0AH HON 0 Ell THf ARRAZINa MR. WILLIAMS" Whlto thfaa fnaaafmontf ar limitod. will not ha ahfwn oi'opt at firmament to remain for a long me. For the delectable Ilona has i.ot only improved her Bnglish; she us added stability to her acting end even developed the range of her singing since her American bow in "Rosalie" two years ago. What is more, Miss Massey possesses a Uuider understanding of dramatics and the means of warmly and faithfully nourishing that comprehension until it flares to life.

She is even sufficient, of an asset to atone for some of Nelson Eddy's deficiencies. Nelson, as the Russian prinpe who trades his inspiring Co.Mack uniform for a student's cap and sack-coat that he may woo a cabaret singer, still reveals evidences of being stilted and uncomfortable. There Is little doubt, however, that his voice is more eloquent than it ever was, particularly when he is offering such Russian melodies as "The Song of the Volga Boatmen." The trouble with "Balalaika" is that it dawdles too long on the border of uncertainty. Finally it. decides to concentrate less on its Cinderella setting and more upon casting sympathy toward those members of the Russian nobility who have been demoted on life's scale to Parisian doormen, winc-steward and maitres d'hotel.

Charles Ruggles Is effective as a romantic aide of Eddy's. Frank as a blustering impresario it. a Russian opera, provides further flourishes of a wholesome it ure. The accompanying feature, "The ecret of Dr. Kildare," Is the third this medical series featuring ew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore.

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