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M2 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935 Movie FirsUNighters See 'The Dark Angel' A New- Bill at the Strand 8 In Russian Film A Booth Tarkington Heroine Picture Parade The Screen Bf MJRTIN D1CKSTEIX By JOHN REDDINGTON 7 1 Three of a Kind Oberon, March and Marshall Equal a Full House for 'The Dark Angel' at the Rivoli The screen become very tender this week tt the Rlvoll, where "The Dark Angel" had its premiere last night. Using the Indulgent "tender" rather than the disparaging "sentimental" or "melodramatic" indicates that this reviewer found more to admire than to scorn In "The Dark Angel," and it is merely redundant to add that he did. Blessed by a first-rate Job' of direction by Sidney Franklin, and three equally Impressive acting performances by Merle Oberon, Fredrlc March and Herbert Marshall, Ouy Bolton's little play enters upon a new life on the screen one that is likely to be longer than It enjoyed in its original form. Or perhaps the Rivoli Theater would prefer that the credit for Mervyn Le Roy to Direct 'Anthony Adverse' Saturday Midnight Shows Announced for Loew's Met.

Other Movie Items Mervyn LeRoy, Warner Brothers' ace megaphonist, whose produc--tioni this year include "Oil for the Lamps of China" and "Page Miss Glory," yesterday was assigned to direct the screen version of "Anthony Adverse." Le Roy will begin work on the picturization of the Hervey Allen novel as soon as he completes work on "I Found Stella Parrish," which is currently in work with Kay Francis in the leading role. The Warners tell us that the 60 principal characters in "Anthony Advene" will be cast only after an exhaustive series of screen tests have been completed. Each role is to bring before the test. cameras at the Warner studios every possible player who has any potentialities for it. At present Winifred Shaw.e Steffi Duna and Margo are being t- ilfef 4 I I SI fj af-MM a l) A) Stage Shows to Continue At Fox Brooklyn Theater Believing that there are many theater patrons who enjoy stage presentations In addition to screen plays, the management oX the Fox Brooklyn Theater announces that It will continue Its stage shows during the coming season, The Fox Theater has always presented stage shows and has had Its stage go dark.

The stage policy at the Fox during the coming Fall and Winter will include a permanent line of precision dancers, a stage orchestra under the direction of Ben Nelson and outstanding personalities of the entertainment world. For the week beginning tomorrow the Fox's stage revue will feature the Kits Brothers, formerly of Earl Carroll's Oeorglo Tapps, Billy Keaton, the Eight Commanders, the Dave Bines Girls and Ben Nelson and his orchestra. The screen feature will be "She Gets Her Man," with Zasu Pitts and Hugh O'Oonnell. A new comedy sketch entitled "A Modern School for Husbands" has been added to the musical revue "Smile at Me," now holding down the boards at the Fulton. authorship go to R.

B. Trevelyan, whose name is listed as the play Leon Kalmer, who manages the RKO Kenmore, sends a note to say that his theater will play host to a tested for the part of Neleta. Other tests for other characters will follow. Donald Meek and Hobart Csva-naugh have been added to the cast The Dark Angel' Alan Trent Fredrlc March Kitty Van Maria Oberon Gerald Shannon MarihaU Mri. Shannon Janet Beecher Sir Oeorge Barton Hslllday Granny Van Henrietta Crosman Ann West Katherine Alexander Lawrence Btdley Allliter A Ooltlwyn production directed by Sidney franklin.

flock of twins tomorrow afternoon The idea, it appears, is that all twins, young or old, tall or short fat or thin, will be admitted free part of the celebration of the Ken E. linger, who may be seen in at the Cameo Theater, wright on their program rather than the Ouy Bolton named In the advertisements. However, as the one is merely a pen name for the other which for which, I won't attempt to say it probably doesn't matter very much. As unreeled last night, "The Dark Angel" on the screen differs little from Its stage predecessor. The story is still that of the two cousins, Alan and Gerald, who grow to manhood in the same English household, both in love with Kitty of the neighboring family.

They go to war, and when they return en leave tnorc's new policy of presenting twin-features from now on. The of "Captain Blood," screen version of the Sabatini novel now in production on the First National lot. First National also sends word that little Dickie Moore has been assigned to an important part in only condition is that the twins re port at the box office together be fore 5 m. Money," on exhibition this week at the Brooklyn Strand. The gags in this instance are definitely too well known.

To make a somewhat un AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN Til The opening double-feature bill at the Kenmore tomorrow will consist of W. C. Fields in The Man on the Flying Trapeze." and George promising trade more alluring than it might at first sight appear, none other than Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell have been selected to represent it, but the efforts of this OBrien in "Hard Luck Harring ton." Fifl D'Orsay, who recently ap Katharine Hepburn in the title role of 'Alice Adams which, with 'Silk Hat kitt," starts tomorrow at the Albee Theater. LOVE STOW! peared in a Vitaphone revue at the Vamer-Flatbush Studio, will re me Scotland" and "The Girl Who turn there for a series of "shorts' Elisabeth Risdon, former The' "Enemy of Man." new Paul Muni Tehicle. also currently before the cameras.

Midnitet at Met. Starting tomorrow night, Loew's Metropolitan Theater will present a weekly Saturday midnight show consisting of the entire regular program from feature picture to -shorts." Thus the Met adopts the practice of other Brooklyn and Manhattan first-run houses of adding an extra performance for the night owls. Tomorrow's midnight show at the Met. will feature "Anna Kareruna," with Greta Garbo and Frederic March, Having had to delay her departure from Hollywood because of bad It Is Alan who proposes nd is accepted. Through a misunderstanding that centers about the girl Alan becomes involved In an attack from which he does not return and is believed to be dead.

After an estrangement Gerald returns to his home in England and is about to marry Kitty, when they learn that Alan is still alive. He is blind and living under an assumed name rather than Imposing himself, maimed, upon those that love him. The original ending of the play is preserved in a scene which is the most movingly enacted of the entire film. It Is palpable from this synopsis that the film can be either touching ater Guild player, who recently completed a role in "Guard That fair-haired team to serve a summons on Mr. Ross Alexander make, to say the least, for very routine comedy.

Wealthy Mr. Alexander, it seems, while he Is the object of Miss Blondell's professional attentions, is all unconsciously the object of her amorous attentions 4s well, for, you see, she meets him in the guise of a chauffeur and romance immediately follows. This story is adorned with many gags, with a wrestling bout featuring Man Mountain Dean, and with crosscountry runaway races featuring Hugh Herbert in a high-powered auto and motorboat, Lionel Stander Glorious Suietthearts fevcfiWi Flood fog your 'heart with th faming tcstary mr4 bittersweet tadntts 6f Tolstoy't impassion Films on Neighborhood Screens Girl," has had her contract renewed by Columbia Minnie Mouse will come out of a year's retirement to Came Back." Meiba Today through Monday, "Love Me Forever" and "Woman Tuesday to Thursday. The Black Room' and "The Girl Who Came Back." Palace Today through Monday, "Broadway Gondolier" and "Condemned to Tuesday to Thursday. "Donl Bet on Blondes" and "After the Dance." Warwick Today through Sunday, 'Broadway Gondolier" and "After take her place beside Mickey again II Iff in a new cartoon called "On Ice.

II 0" II rvmancwi New Trans-Lux Bill "The Irish In Us." featuring James Starting tomorrow and continuing Cagney and Pat O'Brien, and The Blark Rnnm j-tAirine Boris Karloff. or maudlin, depending on the tone of the performance, the key in which It is pitched. Both the director and the players have kept well away for four days, "Devil Dogs of the with James Cagney, Pat OBrien and Margaret Lindsay, will begin a four-day engagement today Jf: eer" and "Mad Love- Wednesday, from anything resembling the pa on the double-feature programs at and "Black Thursday, "Curly Top be the feature at the Flatbush Ave thetic, an accomplishment, in this instance, of no mean order. March and Marshall do their tasks with flying weather, Merle Oberon has boarded a train and is now en route to New York. She will arrive tomorrow morning and will immediately board the Aquitania for England.

The star plans to enjoy a short holiday at her home in London, and unless her commitments call for an appearance in a forthcoming British production she will return Loew's Alpine, Bedford, Broadway, 46th Street, Gates, Kameo, Oriental. Premier and Willard Theaters. Starting next Tuesday and continuing through Thursday, these Loew neighborhood houses win present nue Trans-Lux Theater. "Devil Dogs" depicts the hazards and heroism of America's fighting air forces, spiced with the robust comedy and romantic private wars of Cagney Sheep. "The Man on the Flying Trapese." starring W.

C. Fields, and "Hard Rock Harrir.g;on," with George OBrien. will begin four -clay engagements tomorrow at the RKO Prospect. Kenmore, Madison, Green and his sparring partner, OBrien. Smart Girl" and "Condemned to The latest newsteel, a Terrytoon Live." is a gangster who makes a specialty of evading the blandishments of process-servers, and by far the most amusing episode in the film Is that in which Miss Blondell obliges him to accept a subpena.

Hugh Herbert, doubtless, Is at his funniest. But aside from the process-serving scenes, "We're in the Money" creaks pretty audibly, and breach of promise suits must still go down in cinema history as a none too rewarding source of hilarity. Accompanying It on the Strand's program is a film bearing the emphatic title "This Woman Is Mine," and the picture itself, dealing with the love-life of a lion tamer, is emphatic in a turgid and heavily Teu" tonic manner. That tragedy may lurk behind the scenes at a circus, Emll Jannlngs has on occasion proven, but the present film Is an cartoon fox-hunt, "The Foxy Fox, Screen attractions for the coming to Hollywood in several weeks to begin work in a new Samuel Gold- and Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra considerable competence, but the surprise of the film is the performance of Miss Oberon. She has shed all of the exotic and pseudo-sophisticated qualities which 'lave impeded her in recent appearances and performs with fine fervor and no little restraint.

It is rare, indeed, that a film shows three performances so equal in merit as these are. March, incidentally, does much to atone for his laborious Vronsky, for his character in "The Dark Angel" is ob week at other Loew theaters in your vicinity follow: wyn film now being written for her in "This Band Age" will complete by Lillian Hellman. i the new program. TODAY at I METROPOUTAIt I 4 -1 "gJ Bay Ridge Today through Sun day, "Doubting Thomas" and "Alibi AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN point, Bushwick, Dyker and Orpheum Theaters. The double-feature programs at these RKO neighborhood houses starting next Wednesday win consist of "Going Highbrow," with ZaSu Pitta and Guy Kibbee.

and "Silk Hat Kid," with Lew Ayres. The RKO Shore Road is offering Bene Davis in "Front Page Woman and "The Triumph of Sherlock Hoi- Monday and Tuesday, "Broadway Gondolier" and "The Wednesday and Thursday. "Woman Wanted" and "Mad Love." Boro Park Today through Sunday, "She" and Monday, viously closer to his own experience. 9 'smTZS fll STARTS TOmOIMOW Tuesday, "Broadway Gondolier" and emotionally colorless and unpersua i rr.es, today to Monday. From Tues Lady Wednesday, Thurs- sive record of the sorry career of a 1 FEATURE FILMS SHOWING TODAY day, "Curly Top" and "Man on the i performer who treats his woman Flying Trapeze." with the same fierce gruffness that day to Thursday.

"Don't Bet on Blondes" and "Little Men" win be the featuns at this house. At the RKO Tilyou today and tomorrow The Man on the F.ying Trapeze" may be seen in addition to five acts of vaudeville. BAT RIDGE he treats his lions. Why the young lady ever married her lion-taming BKO Djktr. Mtk ar.

Flit ftaina in The CUIrjant; Iua Dinky Elaatrm. 7k St. aa Tkhral Ana. nnr? 4juLi guardian In the first place Is one Baarar tor Lara and Martin In tha Flrct Stanley, Flttk An. aaa 75tk St Waal Paint of tha Air and Uafiniahad Symphony of the things which the film passes BEDFORD AaaUo.

Faltaa art Umaola, Baalfara Ava. aaa Llaaala Front Faira Wanan and Mad Lova Oil (ar the Lampa at chin and It'a a Small World Tha Irian la Ua, Jaaao Cataoy, rat Brian; plaa Tha Black Boom. Karloff: Bllli Symahon Brevoort Today through Monday, "Broadway Gondolier" and Tuesday. Wednesday. "Woman Wanted" and Thursday.

"Love Me Forever" and "Curly Top." Century Today through Sunday, "Broadway Gondolier" and "Mad Monday. Tuesday, "In Call-ente" and "Outlaw Wednesday, Thursday, "Men Without Names" and The World Accuses." Coney Island Today through lani Bedfard, Badfard lad Barm. Loow'a Brcyoort, Srayaartaad Broadway Oandoliar, Dick Powell, Joan Blondelll swutiy over, out given the situation, and a personable young magician in the offing, it is easy to see what a murky mess of passion must ensue and how tragic will be the lot of one of this triangle. To that end the picture proceeds, with shots of snarling lionesses, clowns, crowds and much circus fanfare. There should be a word for the adaptation by Lillian Hellman and Mordaunt Shairp, for they have done their work intelligently and well.

In minor roles there are good bits by Janet Beecher, John Halllday, Henrietta Crosman, Katherine Alexander and Claude Allister. The producers have saved some money by faking certain exterior backgrounds but the merits of "The Dark Angel" are historic rather than horticul-turay. A new Mickey Mouse Fire has Technicolor but less than the usual Disney ingenuity. At the Brooklyn Strand WE'RE IN THE MONEY." a Warner Brothers picture, directed by Raymond Enrtght, with Joan Blondell. Gletida, Far-yll.

Hush Herbert. Unas Alexander. Phil Began. Henry O'Neill, Lionel Slander and Slan Mountain Dean, THIS WOMAN IS MINE, a Firamoimt picture, with Oresnry Ratoff. Katherine Gerttava.

Rlermrd Benita Hume and John Loder. Always on the loofcout for a new profession to emoellish with their well-known stock of gags, Warner Brothers investigate some of the more likely aspects of the process-serving game in "We're in the 1 Laaw'i Kaaaea Saat, plaa Ginger. Jane Withera, O. P. Hef(la E.

lrlah la Ua, Jamoa Carney, Pat O'Brien; plaa Tha Black Boom. Karlatl: Slllr STmahoar "Diamond Jim' in Third al Roxy Theater Continuing Us record-breaking run. "Diamond Jim." the Universal film starring Edward Arnold, today begins its third week at the Roxy Theater. Ail attendance and box office records in the history of the Roxy, with i he exception of those National 710 WaiMaatta Front Par Waman and Calm Yoaraelf Satoy, Badlard Aw. aid Llaaala Dinky and Clatryayaat BOROUGH HALL ANn nnwMTovra BKO Albee.

Alkee Bauara Orchid, to Yon. with John Bolea: Dante'a In ferae) Daffleld, Duftla'd and Fultia It Beoky Sharp and The Arlaonian Loew's Meiba, Llviniitoa and Grace Moore. Love Ma Forever, I.eo Carrlllo; aloB I mm we asea't tfajro cat Jhai pelc tdLf AAaa(J, laaaaA atma BBalala. PVWV BQ MNQ mTw wtwOk Monday. "Love Me Forever" and "The Black Tuesday to Thursday, "Smart Girl" and "Con- demned to Live." Hillside Today, tomorrow.

"Worn- an Wanted" and "Mad Sun rroman araniea, maureen aumvan, joei netrea Momart. 9M Fultea St COOL Under tha Pampaa Moaa and Mr. Dynamite RKO Orpheum, Fultea and Rains In The CialrToyanti plui Dinky St. Georae Plarhou.e 100 PI COOL Becky Sharp and Alibi Ike attained by The Ccck-Eyed World." were shattered by LXamar.d Jim 'SDILCX WAV LTQE)" LEW AYRES UAE CLARKE Terminal. Feurfti Ave.

and Oaan Doubtlnr Thomaa and Calm VaurieU day to Tuesday, The Irish Us" the jirst two weeks of its rtn. As the tamer Gregory Ratoff turns in a bluff but honest performance. Katherine Sergava, a new face and a pleasing one, plays his wife and seems at this stage of her development to be a quiet pastiche of Gar-bo and Karen Morley, acting with a softness that bespeaks less a reserve of force than a lack of assurance. The rest make perfunctory protagonists in a perfunctory melodrama. W.

B. TiToll, Fultea St. and Myrtle An Kadle Fatrol aad Nlfht Clok Lady BOROUGH PARK and "Condemned to Wednes- The gala varietv revue on the day. Thursday, "She" and "Lady stage al Iile Rorr is also being held Tubbs." over for a third week. Herman Hyde Kings Today through Monday, and Company, the Twelve Night at Eight" and "Murder erats and the Gae Foster Girls are Tuesday to Thursday, "Bon-1 on the bill.

Gardea. New Utraeht An. and 4(tk Werewolf or London and Village Tales Loew's Boro Park, SI Ulniht Helen Gahatan. Randolph Scott: plus Dinky, Jaakia Cooper. Mary Aster Loew's 4lh 41 Irish in Us, Jamea Pat O'Brlrai tTAtrtrooArArmrcoot pins xna stack Room, Karloff; Silly Symphony RENaONHITRST I "lip 33 Loew's Oriental.

3tk The Irish la Vn. James Carney. Pat O'Brien! AMUSEMENTS MAXH ATT AN AMUSEMENTS MANHATTAN plua The Black Room, Karloff; Silly SymphoB BRIGHTON rtr am 111 III ftceana. BrliMaa B.aah and My San( for Ton Sheepahead-Voorhiea, Shaaaahaad Bay. Lady Tobha and Elfht Bells Taieda, Oeaaa Pky sr.

Brlehtea Vaaaboad Lady and Awakenln. ar itiiiin ar alum It will be Old Home Week at the Forrest next week Sept. 9 to be exactr what with James Barton back in the cast of "Tobacco Road" and Margaret Wycherly returning from England to resume her original role of Ada. Lester. Patrica Quinn, who took Miss Wycherly's place, returns to her role as grandma.

BUSHWICK ON STAQI. TfratM RKO Baahwlek. Braadoay.Haward Claude Rain. I. Tka rl.

i. Enemies, rQBewara' lrmkf Lmmm tit Coloatel. Braadarsy-Chauniay Bt Ginrrr and Tha Ariionian Laew's GaUs, eatsa aad Irish In Us. James Carnee. Pat Ml plua The Black Room, Karloff; Silly STmphon rOVtTT ISLANn READ THE REVIEWS! lost night's excited throngs entftuti-osticolly welcomed the world premier of "The Dork Reod your fovorita motion picture critic's review I SAMUEL GOLDWYN presets Loew's Caaay Island.

Barf-Btlllaa Grace Moore, Lore Me Forever. Leo Carrlllo. RITZ AMUSEMENTS MANHATTAN 111 plus The Black Room, Karloff: sill, gymphoiry Extra Tonlaht. Loaal Aiaatan. r.Ht..t Kenmore and Dyker Slart 2-Feature Plau Tomorrow Tomorrow the RKO Kenmore and Dyker theaters will begin their new policy of daily double-features, with W.

C. Fields in "The Man on the Flying Trapeze" and George O'Brien in "Hard Rock Harrigan" as the Inaugural attractions. At the Tilyou, the only theater in Brooklyn to present RKO vaudeville, Kitty Doner, Joe and Jane McKenna and Arthur Kay head the five-act program, whle-i will accompany "The Man on the Flying Trapeze." On Monday and Tuesday the stage show will be replaced at the Tilyou by the addition of "Public Opinion," with Shirley Grey, to the regular screen program. At the Prospect, Madison, Green- Sarf, Sort An. and I2d Bt Doubtlnr Thomas and Chinatown Bqnad BKO Tilyou, Ops.

Steaslaebaas Claude Bains In Tha Clairvoyant: alua Dlnkv 11 lb Month! New York No. 1 Mnncal Hit a u-nuMtin GREEVPOINT r-y BROS. ANYTHING GOES; a.lik I.IIU. a Uf Stmn ml tmri BKO Greenpoint, 23 Manhattan An Rains, The Clairvoyant; Dinky; Talent Nlrh CROWN HEIGHTS Carrall, Otlea Ave, and Carroll Bt Stranded and The Arlsontan Conjreaa, St. Jahn't Front Pass Woman and She Rivera, St Jehn't Escapade and Alibi Ike SHE GETS tavraura "VaaWttea" AlVIN Tn W.

82 It, (n. 1:90. Man. Sat. 'FMDI-IC MARCH MfRti OBERON MEIIIRT MARSHALL 4th MONTH of GOSS AND EAST NEW TOBK FARL CARROLL SKETCH BOOK Sin LAUGH REVUE Loew's Pitkin, Plttls and Sarataaa Oeerre Raft, Alice Faye.

Every Nlrht at sunn A fffOC tf UIH mltk BARROWS ft plus Charley Chase; Mickey Mouse Cartoon FI.ATBI'SH CART OF KKI, InetiHinr KEN MURRAY WINTER GARDEN, 'lying JIM. Em. ILLY EATON i Ml Ill' Alkemarle. Flstkoak and Alaemarls In Calient; Alias Mary Dow. Sally Ellera Farracat, Ftatkuak Caliente: calm Youraolr Snhr, point, Bushwick, Orpheum, Keith's MATIVKE TOMORROW sTrVTES MAJESTIC nip si tl CASTLE A fAY Flatbaah.

Ckurak and Flatbush Inforaser and Laddie ZASU PITTS HUGH O'OONNKLL Ean tnaa.Al fOCW .1 COMMIIOEIS SAVE SMU (VOLS Glenwood, 1479 Fiatbuab An No More Ladles and Tillers Tsla Granada, Cbarsk and Naatrasd No Mora Ladies and Red Morning RKO Kenmore. Chunk end Claude Rains la The Clairvoyant; plus Dinky Leader, Caaay III. In Caliente knd She Loew's Centnry, Naatrand-Parkiida Broadway Gondolier, Dick Powell. Joan Blondell) pitta Mad Lore, Peter Lorre, Frances Drake Loew's Kings, Flatbush sad TUdia Geovm Raft. Alice Faye, Every Night at ltd? LAST TIMER GILBERT SULLIVAN "THE MIKADO" DELPHI W.

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ead Klnaa Strandeti, Kay Franels: Hoorav fae NOW PLAYING DOORS OPEN 9:30 A. M. continuous ptrforaaancoij midnight showi. Patio. Ftathaah sad Mldoead Front Parfe Woman and Awakenlne af Jim Bark Parkslde.

Fastksah and Parbslda Sharp aad Marv Jane's Pa Rlalto. Ftatbink An. and Annua lor the Lamas of China; Man Without Kaaaaaa PEMFIIRTON PRIZE PLAY TIME PERSONAL APPEARANCE Comedf Hit, with GLADYS OPOROE Air-CMri HENRY MILLER'S W. 41 St. I I Ew.

8:40. 50e te 53. Mall. Thuri. in SOrtn krn "Mil nriTT I RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL- CMIIP AT MC re.Veiret -n rri iiiiiilhiiir mm a i i rum ir-rw i itiiKb ni Mutical Kerne ssewnsciateaunM haw 0art anal aai nil Dial a eaa a.

aa. "The finest mimiral finre 'Anything Ones'." Lennard L''Ans in Poa mi AtTallt SliBCI MKEK ii "TOP HAT" I TON THEATRE. W. 4S St. tO.

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Wed. and tt lfl Mon. Performance Renumed Next Week JHE CHILDREN'S HOUR "The dramatle hit of the Inland." Garland, Wnrld-Telfttram MAXINE FLLIOTT 8 SL.E.at B'wjit Evi. 1:40, Bell, SOl. II.

II. SO, 12: Orih. 12, U. Mat. Tnm'w and 2:40.

We tn $2 Flushing and Richmond Hill thea- ters, where double features are also the new order, the same program as that at the Kenmore and Dyker will be presented. New '3Iiss Coney Inland' To Be Crowned Tonight "Miss Coney Island of 1335," the girl who will lead the theatrical division of the Coney Island Mardi Gras parade this year, will be selected tonight at Loew's Coney Island Theater. For the last three months preliminary contests have been held at the theater each Friday evening. Tonight the 15 preliminary winners will compete on the stage and from this group the Judges wilr- choose this year's "Miss Coney Island." The 14 remaining preliminary winners will act as a court of honor to the new queen and will ride with her on a gayly decorated float in the Mardl Oras parade every night next week and in the baby parade a week from tomorrow. Larry McMahon.

Brooklyn's popu- i lar master of will in- troduce the nn the stage of; the Coney Island Theater this eve-j ring. The judpes will Include Earl Carroll. Sophie Turker. Gladys Glad, Lou Holts, Mark Hclllnger, Ed Sul-! livan and other theatrical and pewipaper celebrities. AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN ItlUfta.

l-p wm mm mm. kk-aaa aa. A oiToai 11-' Trans-Lax, Flstbuak An. at Munl In Black Fury, with Karen Morley PARK SLOPE Carlton. Flatbuak and 7I Avn Parla In Spring and She Plasa, Fistbmb An.

and Park Devil Is a Woman and Ladles Crave Excitement Saaders, Preasoit Park Wett.l4tn Doubting Thomas and Dor Flanders KINGS HIGHWAY Avalan. Klnss Mloaoay-E. Ilth St Rraodway Gondolier and Greet God Gold Klagaway. Klnit Hiy-Caney HI, Dinky and The Triumph at Sherlock Holmes AVENUE SECTION Manor. Ceoey III.

Kay Francis In Stranded: The Raven Mldwood. Annuo I sad E. Ilth Bt The Ariionian; Lady Tubbs, Alice Brady AVENUE SECTION Avenue An. U-E. 16th and Chinatown Sajuad Mayfatr, Caaay III.

Ave. -Annua Ntranded. Kay Franels; Hooray lr Lave Traymore, Avanaa and (. eetli Charlie Chan in Egypt and No More Ladies RIDGEWOOD Glrawood, Mvrtla An. and Deaatur Front Pago Woman and Ginger BKO Madison, Myrtle and Wrakaft Halns In The Clairvoyant pins Dinky Parthenon, Myrtle and Wyabaff Paris In Spring and High School Girl Ridgewood.

Myrtle and Cyeraaa Aval. Tarla In Spring and High School Girl Blvoll, Myrtle aad Wilms Aval Colbert, Manalaughter; Zoo la Budapestt Tanlght, Amateurs SOUTH BROOKLYN RKO Prosorrt, tilt St. and Slti Rains in The Clalrvovant; plus Dlrftr Sander's Globe, in 19th Bt Men Without Namea and The Nllwlla WII.I.IAMSRURG Alba. FlaiklH As. sad Broad.

ey Khanihnl and Ladles Crave Eirllrmrnt Loew's Broadways The Irhh In fa. James Cagney. Pat O'Brien! piss The Black Room, Karloti; Silly Symphony LONG ISIAND JAMAICA Loew's Vslencis, JtM. Gshle, Harlow. Reery In China eaa: plus Joo E.

Rrown In Bright Lights, Ann Dvorak a RICHMOND HILL BKO Richmond Bin, Ktlth'i Claude Rains In Tha Clairvoyant; plus Dinky xi BBS 41 wF.taj a 'PAGE MISS GLORY" its MARtOM MVttS DICK P0WOX IAST II TIMKS MATINEE TOM'W, 55c to $2.20 MAX GORDON'S ln Run Mu.l.il lilt I anl DtrelKl wa Rb SHOUT The great waltz Ex. IMS. ist te 15. W. Mati.

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