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0 Jiiiinimw II iaitiiilWiwffllM BROOKLYN EAGLE, MONDAY, SEPT. 29, 1941 Hollywood Mixes Laughs With Murders Gore and Giggles Are What People Want; 'The Cat and Canary' Really Paved Way ej -It'i Litvak lo Direct 'This Above All' On Hollywood Lot "This Above )th CJenlurj'. Fox film based on Brio-night's novel, will be filmed in Hollywood Instead of England as originally announced, It wu stated today. Robert Kane, who went to England several weeks ago, will supervise filming of background acenetj for th film. Anatole Litvak will dlrtct.

'M-k Hollywood, Sept. 29 (U.R) The movie makers eem to be discovering that the public likes laughs with its murders. There haa always been a market lor the horror type of picture, but It was limited. Lately there has been blooming giggles, and the theaters have VlVeeAeetiiaetBeBW r' r'vtf at i 1 -1 If AXhJ 4 I I A wKV re su-a aa 4 Mf iK 't -A. s'Ji t'ft 4 f- VOX fctoxi i ii i ItMii jU, I frrl 1 i 1m-fr iff i iMinArfTHH VICTORIA CORDOVA and Russ O'Brien, two of the principals in "Viva O'Brien!" a Latin-Arrierican musical in 15 scenes and one swimming pool that comes to th Majestic Theater, Manhattan, on Oct.

9. Woman Is Mine," starring ARRIVING AT THE Rivoli Franchot Tone and Carol Paramount will star Iddie Bracken In "Hairbreadth Harrington," the ttory of youth who draws uomlo cartoons of ft character In a series of desperate adventures, and who himself becomes involved In escapades matching those of the oartoon hero. Gregg Toland, as a result of his camera work on "The Little Poxes," has been algned by Producer Samuel Ooldwyn to a AninimunT three-year contract. Tor 17 years Toland has photographed Ooldwyn produc tions, first picture under his three- year contract will be "Ball of Fire," co-starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck. Jean Parker, pretty dark-haired actress, was signed today by Producers William Pine and William Thomas for three pictures, the first of which will be "I'll Be Back in ft Flash," ft story of ft live-wire rad'a news commentator, which ais written by Lewis R.

Foster, author of "Mr. Smith Ooea to Washington." Edward Small today completed casting of "Twin Beds" with the signing of Una Merkel for one of the featured roles. Previously announced for the cast were George Brent, Joan Bennett, Mlscha Auer, Blnnle Barnes and Ernest True. Edward Small has signed Miriam Hopkins for the leading feminine role in "Heliotrope Harry." Because of a rewriting of the role, Misl Hopkins will replace Ilona Massey, who was originally set for the part. Brian Donlevy and Preston Foster, previously announced, will co-star with Miss Hopkins.

Edwin Marin has been signed as the director. WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN GOTHAM GRAPEVINE By HAROLD CONRAD If IV i i i eeeeBaBBBBamlMBBBaBBBeeieKgaBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBaB In between visits to the Louis-Nova light Iront last week, 1 we took a day off to fly down to Washington to catch the hearings ot the Senate sub-committee investigating whether or not the movie industry Is turning out "war propaganda" pictures. With a bow to Olsen and Johnson, Abbott and Costello and the Marx Brothers, we have yet to witness more comedy-murder, with Preston Foster, Albert Deckker, Patricia Morison and Jean Phillips in the top roles. Richard Carlson and Nancy Kelly have the leads in "Fly by Night" in which Carlson Is a murder suspect but doesn't take it too seriously. Eddie Albert Signs For RKO Features Eddie Albert, popular leading man and comedian, has been algned by RKO Radio for several feature pictures.

Albert has been a favorite with film fans line his 1938 debut in "Brother Rat." Lewis Meltcer has been signed by RKO Radio to collaborate with Charles Vidor on the screen play of "The Tuttles of Tahiti." Vidor, who will also direct the new picture, has frequently worked on scripts with Meltzer. The two wrote, among others, "Those High Grey WalU" and "The Lady In Question." "The Tuttles of Tahiti," based on the Charles Nordhoff-Jamea Norman Hall novel, "Out of Gas," will star Charles Laughton with Jon Hall playing the romantic lead. Producer Islin Auster will send It before cameras next month. United Artists will release without profit a two-reel aubject entitled "A Letter From Home," directed by Carol Reed and dramatizing the day-to-day life of men and women in the midst of modern warfare. Joan Fontaine and her husband, Brian Aherne, will devote the next four days to a transcontinental flight on behalf of the British War Relief Society of America and the United China War Relief, visiting nine cities.

Boyd Crawford, young Broadway stage actor, has been signed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and left by plane for the West Coast yeeterday. Among the plays in which he has appeared locally are "Yes, My Darling Daughter," "Victoria Re- ina," "Summer Night" and "Swing- n' the uream." Additions to the cast of "I Mar-ried An Angel" include Patricia Dane, the vamping secretary of "Life Begins for Andy Hardy," Edward Everett Horton, Reginald Owen and Mona Marls. Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy ere co-starred. Bay Ridge, Coney Island Theaters Add Vaudeville Loew's Bay Ridge and Coney Island, theaters have added all-star vaudeville as a weekly feature. Loew's Bay Ridge will begin the new stage policy on Thursday, and Loew's Coney Island will inaugurate its new weekly policy on Tuesday evening, Oct.

7. Harry Silvers and hla Silvertone orchestra will be the featured stage band at both theaters. Five Loew theaters are now presenting all-star vaudeville. The other three are the Pitkin, Boro Park and Wlllard theaters. MANHATTAN 'THE WOOKEYV-rfmt Mafaitnt UK- Jane Cowl Signs For New Comedy Jane Cowl has been signed for the starring role In "Ring Around Elizabeth," a new comedy byOharl Armstrong which Allen Boretz and William Schorr, in association with Alfred Bloomingdale, will place in rehearsal the middle of next week.

The play will be staged by William Schorr. "Ring Around Elizabeth" will open out of town during the first week in November and arrive on Broadway some two weeks later. Miss Cowl's appearance in "Ring Around Elizabeth" is by arrangement with Dwlght Deere Wlman, for whom she appeared In "Old Acquaintance," which enjoyed successful run last season. Phyllis Joyce has been added to the cast of "Blithe Spirit," Noel Coward's new farce now in rehearsal under the direction of John C. Wilson.

The company, now complete, comprises Clifton Webb, Peggy Wood, Leonora Cor-bett, Mildred Natwick, Philip Tonge, Miss Joyce and Jacqueline Clarke. ma LOEW'S KINGS 'latent tea Tlltea I'laie't Veenm tteea Avenaea LOEW'B ALPINE PltHe anal Sarateea Annate LOEW'S ALPINE Mi Street anal Fifth Aeeua LOEW'S BEDFORD Beefftre) Avenue aetf Berten Street LOEW'S BROADWAY Brealway ant Myrtle Avenue LOEW'S CONEY ISLAND Surf ant Stlllwall Ayenuee LOEW'S GATES Galea Avenue ant Breatway LOEW'S KAMEO Caatern Parkway ant Neatrent Avenue LOEW'S 4STH STREET 41th street ant New Utreeht Avenue LOEW'S PREMIER Sutter Avenue. Hlnttale Street t.iarw. a 8tth Street ant iRth'a'veiiite LOEW'S WARWICK Jerenie ant Fultot Streetl LOEW'S PALACE Ea.t N. Y.

Ave. ant Dovilaee St. LOEW'g BAY RIDGE 72t Street ant Thlrt Avaeee LOEW'S BREVOORT Breveert Plata ant Betfert Avenue LOEW'S BORO PARK Slat Street ant New Utreent Avenue LOEW'S MELBA Llvlnieten street ant Hatever Pleat LOEW'S CENTURY Perkalde ant Naatrant Avenuee Ruth wick, B'wty-Howtrd Am. Prfpe, Ninth Fifth Orsvopolnt 829 MinhaHin nrker, Nth St. aim Fifth Tllroa, Conty tup, ttttplttht Orpbcam, FulttR pi, MadltoB, Myrtlt-Wyiktff RepiibllA) Brand ani Kta Kanmort.

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AVALON, Klnge H'way ant f. Itth MARINE. Fltthuah CRAWFORD and 'M. and The Jack oene 'THE and TAYLOR GARSON LADIES UEET' KILDHRE'S WEDDING DAV.Zo.T Rabtrt MONTOOMER "HERE COMES MR. JORDAN" "TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM," Rudy VALLEE Theater next Saturday is Bruce, Brooklyn lass.

"This of the America First Committee, From the way things have been go ing on in this inquiry we wouldn't be surprised if the Senator from Missouri doesnt even bother to come around and take a curtain call, Senator Ernest W. MaoFarland Here is the "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in real life. MacFar land was picked for the committee because he had never made a speech In the Senate, and it was fig ured he would be a "soft touch" for the four Isolationists. You know by now that MacFarland has belted their brains out.

This is his first term in the Senate, so paste his name in your hat, because youll be hearing a lot from him in the future. It looks as though the boys are on the ropes. Now Senator Wheeler, their No. 1 man, doesn't even thinV his arch enemy, Walter Winchell is such a bad guy after all. In wire to Winchell yesterday the Senator said: "I appreciate your sense of fair play.

It was a truly democratic expression, both In spirit and in fact. GOTHAM GRAPEVINE appears every Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Wanted: Chorines Only Because four numbers In Vernon Duke-John Latouche score for "Banjo Eye" call for singing chorus girls, Eddie Cantor Is hiring only chorines with vocal talents for his coming musical comedy. "Viva O'Brien!" the musical comedy in 13 scenes and a swimming pool, opens at the Shubert Theater in Boston tomorrow evening. It remains there for a ten-day engagement before opening here Oct.

9 at the Majestic Theater. The cast of 60 is headed by Ruse Brown, Marie Nash, Victoria CoiUova, Milton Watson, Ruth Clayton, the Diamond Boys, Oswald, John Cherry, Ann Dere and Gil Galvan, and features Pete Desjardins, the Olympic diving champion, and a versatile array of Chester Hale girls, chosen for their diving and dancing talents. RACING BELMONT PARK I RACES DAILT MCLUOINE STEEPLECHASE ram nth At. Sub. to 1 69 St.

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October 4 IM.Mt NCW VOHK HANDICAP a brand that mixed gore and discovered they go over Bob Hope's "Thi Cat and the Canary" for Paramount wu one of the first in the current trend. It wu ao auccessful that the itudlo followed with "The Ohoet Breakers" with Hope again starring. Another along this Una wu "Night of January 1" which Pro-ducer Sol Biegel adapted from the stage play of the same name. Robert Preston and Ellen Drew had the starring roles. This was more serious than some of the others, but nevertheless was played in large part with a light touch.

And straightaway comedy was provided by Cecil Kellaway, portraying a drunk, and Cliff Na-zarro as a philosophical gasoline station owner who wouldn't sell gas to any one disagreeing with bis ideas. "The Morning After" furnishes Guy Tono, Judy Bloke and Sale which opens tonight ot 'Theater' Opens Tonight For a Chicago Run After a highly successful break-In with its partially new cast in Buffalo and Toronto, the Somerset Maugham-Guy Bolton play, "Theater," starring Cornelia Otis Skinner, will be presented by John Golden tonight at the Harris Theater In Chicago. With that production and his western company of "Claudia," both being current In Chicago now, John Golden has a monopoly on the stage entertainment of the western metropolis. "Theater," which due to open in New York around mid-November, has in Its supporting cast of Miss Skinner, Arthur Margetson, Viola Poache, Helen Flint, John Moore. STAGE PLAYS "NO AUDIENCE CAN RESIST 'Breadway'i funnit.it World-Tel Howard Lindsay andRuisel Crouse present ARSENIC AND OLD LACE A Nrw Cnmrdl bv Jomh Keitelrina villi Berle Kerlell a jeiephlae Hull jeen Adair Jehn Atexender Cllnten Sunrfberi FULTON.

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Wad. A tat. 1:40. Mellerdeneremptlytllled JOHN GOLDEN preeenta (CLAUDIA ROSeVjMNKEN "The Happiest Hit In Town." BOOTH THEATRE.45th8t W.nfB'way.CI Men. thru 8t.

1:40. Mali, WED. and SAT. 3:40 ir ir One of beat." Mantle, Newt "HUarloue fun." BROCK PKMBtRTON prenl Cuckoos on the hearth A Comeill bv PARKER IV. rtNNElLY Dirrrte.d by ANTOINETTE PERRY MOBOSCO THE W.

4MB St. CI. 2M Eve. Incl. 8:40.

MeU.Wed. A Sat. SSe.12.20 Opens TONIGHT at 8:40 let play Daly'e Theatre Btsek Ct. Ghost for DALY'S, BUrd St. Theatre, fl.lrd B'way PrlreiAII 1 ln lew et ll.it perf'eee 44C 10 1 1 E.ee.

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Evja. 8:80 3 Mala. Weakly; Wad. and 11.10-12.10 Eitra Matinee Celumbua Dey Oat, 13) 50c, $1 and $1.50 nVhiohcr second edition of the Sensational Mullna Ice.ravee,nre IT HAPPENS ON ICE at Amerlca'n Only Ice Thentre renter Theater, ftoekefeller Canter. CO.

8-S4M Evee. eaet Monday. Melt. set, ann sun. SOI Beata ler Every 80a, EV8, AT 1:48 "H'l Runerbl" Fareell.

Werld-Tal. GERTRUDE LAWRENCE IN A MVSWAl PLAY Lady in the dark ALVIN SJ et B'way. CI. S-8M8 E. Meti.

wed. A sat. 1:88 11.10 te II 75 hi iff f43MO "Som, I wants a British ivv'tnext. Church' II an' derin' at first, "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" Greer Walter GARSON PIDGEON Red SKELTON 'WHISTLING IN THE DARK' with Cearad VEIDT "BARNACLE BILL" Wallace BEERY "THE BIG STORE" MARX BROS. Tony MARTIN i HAS PREMIERE TONIGHT Elsie Mackie in 'Ghost for Daly's 63d St.

Theater. MOVIE TIME TABLE BROOKLYN ALBEt "Hold That. Ghost." 12. 2:40, 8:20, 8, "Unexpected Uncle." 11, 1:35, 4:10. 6:50, 9:30.

FOX "Aloma of the South Seas. 11 08. 1:51, 4:34. 7:17. 11; "Citadel of Crime." 12:41.

3:24, 6:07, 8:50. METROPOLITAN "When Ladies Meet." 13:34. 3:41. 6:58. 10:15: "Dr.

Kildara'l WMMInc Day," 11:01, 2:13, 5:30, 8:47. PARAMOUNT "Dive Bomber," 11. 2:33, 6:06, "Two In a Taxi," 1:30, 5:03, 8:06. MANHATTAN BRQADW AY "fantasia," 5:40. 8 40.

CAPITOL "Lady Be Good," 10:0, 12:23, 3:4. 0:16, 7:42. 10.10, 12:37. CRITERION "Ice Capades," 9:30, 11:26, 1:22, 3:18, 9.14, 7:10, 9:06. 11:02, 12:58.

HOLLYWOOD 'BenreaatYork." 12:34. 1:03, 5 K), 8:17. 10:46. MOSIC HALL "Lydla." 11:05. 1:97, 4 to, 7:36, Etaf show, 12:45.

3:35. 6:30, 9 30. PARAMOUNT "Our Wife." 10 40, 1 4 51, 8:01, stage show, 12:33, 3:41, 6:51, 9:54. RIVOLI "Unfinished Business," '10, 12:05, 2:10, 4:15, 6:20. 8:25, 10:30.

12:35. ROXY "A Yank in the R. A. 10:15, 120, 4:20, 7:20, 10:15, itase show, 12:20, 3:25, 6:25, 9:20. STRAND "Navy 9:39.

12:53, 4:06, 7:17, 10:23, 12. stage show, 11:49, 3:03 6:16, 9:29. ALL MOVIE PROGRAMS of Brooklyn and Broadway Theatre. TIC Theatre Information Centre Coll TRiongle 5-0314 Open P.M. Saturday 8 MOTION PICTURES cnnvi rum fhed MacMURRAY Ralph tall ry Ml Smith Allan lanklni In "DIVE BOMBER" Anita 11 "TWO IN A TAXI" Dorothy lAmoIir Jon HALL "ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS" Plus "Cltadal ol Crime' AMATEURS TONITE utoitfrcosmio UNlXfKIED HOW THAT 6H0Sn UNCUT aHpatwi tuxren.

npuwis OPEN-AIR MOVIES Benny, Chariey'a Aunt, Kay Franeiel Auiry. The Stnelnr Hill, Smiley Bamelte) anything as ridiculously funny. The dally communiques have been telling you what haa been happening at the hearings, but no one has really done justice to the members of the sub-committee. So here's the lineup, and remember you can't tell the players without a "pogrom." Senator 0. Worth Clark: This Idaho Isolationist is best described the Ralph Bellamy of the Senate.

He is the chairman of the sub-committee and his abysmal Ignorance of the movies has been giving the Washington scribblers more laughs since the days of Zion-check. He admitted, for instance, that he has seen but two talking pictures in his life, and the last one he saw was six years ago. When Darryl Zanuck was on the Stand discussing a picture he made called "Four Sons," Clark asked him Whether "Eugenie Leontovltch" was a German name. Zanuck said that it was obviously a Russian name, to which Clark floored the boys with this retort: "But I thought you said this picture was about a German family. How could one of the char-caters be named 'Leontovltch'?" It then took two or three minutes to convince Clark that Eugenie Leontovltch was actually the name cf the actress who played the role and not the name of the character.

When he went into the same sort of questioning about the name "Don Ameche" the audience laughed so hard and so long that Clark realized he was off on the wrong track again and changed the subject. Senator Cbarlea W. Tobey: Senator Tobey is from New Hampshire and is the only member of the committee whose bitterness raised the blood pressure of both witnesses and spectators. His inane baiting of Kick Schenk made even his fellow Isolationists on the sub-committee uncomfortable. If you cast Ralph Bellamy as Clark in this farce, then you must cast either Peter Lorre or Bela Lugosi as Tobey.

He looks like Slim Summerville, but he acts like either of the first pair. Senator Wylin Brooks: "Curley," as he prefers to be known, is from Illinois and he is the Harpo Marx of the sub-committee. He has no lines to read, but he must be there for some reason. We're still trying to find out why. Curley is an Isolationist, too, behind the scenes.

He is neither Isolationist nor Interventionist in public, because he is running for re-election in November, and for the past two months he has been setting a new indoor and outdoor record for staying "on the fence." His most inflammatory statement in that time was to the effect that fresh eggs are better than stale eggs. Senator Bennett Champ Clark: This Missourian has not attend- i ed any of the hearings for the past eight days. We have only a faint Idea of what he looks like and less of what he acts like. His wife, though, is one of the leading lights I Where to Dine SJn GRANADA HOTEL MICHEL'S K-TJ-5? r-'lathti'h Av. ftho.

Dinnara from available for th Jena WAYNB Batty FIELD SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS" "RINQSIDE MAIfUE," Ann BOTBERN IBST TIME AT OUB POPULAR PSICISI ORSON WELLES BERNARR COOPER, radio narrator, is now making a personal appearance at the Rainbow Room, Helen Hayes Keeps Box Office Busy In Boston tonight, Helen Hayes will end a two-week tryout engagement In "Candle In the Wind" that brought slightly more than $50,000 Into the Colonial Theater box office during that period. In both Baltimore, where the star will be seen next week, and In Washington, where she will appear the week of Oct. 6, the engagements have been virtually sold out since the first mall order advertisement! appeared In the newspapers some ten days ago. In Boston this week there have been standee at every performance of the play, Far surpassed In every city will be the box office figures of the star' last vehicle, "Twelfth Night." MOTION PICTURES CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! HOLLYWOOD THEATRE AR-CQOLEO iwTMsin.eR.-m RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL ttfc trM A tit AtMy LYDI AlRnJr Kwdfl't w4vc1(fi ilarrtnff MERLE OBERON 0m flrMIMN Irn DMrl lM llM At M. tetter at I tliOS, Ii7, 4i4B.TiSI.

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