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T4 BROOKLYN EAGLE, DEC 17, 1949 MUSIC By Paul Affelder SCREEN By Jan Corby Little Orchestra Society in Israel in Egypt Chaminade Winter Concert, at Academy Christmas and Easter are two seasons of the year when we get a flood of choral concerts. It is not surprising, therefore, that the Academy of Music was the scene of two- such Jane Wyman and Dennis Morgan Co-Star in N. Y. Strand Film events last evening. With a bow to the gaiety of the season, the N.

Y. Strand yesterday put on its screen a romp entitled "The Lady Takes a Sailor." Starring Jane Wyman and Dennis Morgan, who team well, this Warner Bros. Comedy hasn't a single serious line or The first of these was the oneninsr of the four-concert 4." series by the Little Orchestra Michael Curtiz Directs Society, Thomas Scherman, con Everbody in "The Lady Takes a Sailor" works hard ductor. The program was con cerned with a single work. and manages to keep looking yU surprised at every turn of events, which all helps to keep the audience in a happy frame Handel's admirable oratorio, "Israel in Egypt." Heard all too seldom these days, this fine score is overshadowed by the 1 (V Vl lt.

IWtfi y-- i of mind. Mictiael Curtiz directed at a brisk pace. Jane Wyman, in a cute hair same composer's more imposing "Messiah." Yet it is full of in do and some becoming outfits Chaminade Winter Concert Meanwhile, next door in the Music Hall, the Chaminade, under Amelia Gray-Clarke, presented its Winter concert. The 50-voice women's chorus produced some pleasing tonal effects, especially in the opening, "The Heavens Resound," by Beethoven, and a group of folk songs from the United States and Russia. The balance was also generally good, but there was a tendency on the part of the conductor to clip off the ends of phrases too abruptly, giving an effect of jerkiness.

In two of the folk songs, Harriett Hollmann and Edna Rich-ter Wishart sang the solos accurately and with appropriate simplicity. Illness also struck at this concert, for Thomas Hayward, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, was supposed to have appeared as soloist, but was confined to bed with a throat spired writing, particularly in the choral sections which con frolics through her chores; Morgan gets the girl with the stitute the major portion of the work. situation from start to finish. The story has what is practically a new twist to the boy-meets-girl theme. Miss Wyman, a successful young New York business woman, goes weekending and enjoying a solo sail when her boat is upset by an amphibious underseas tank, manned by Dennis Morgan.

They meet a little more formally when Morgan helps her aboard his craft, but neither one looks on this opportunity to get acquainted with anything but downright annoyance. Miss Wyman is furious when she finds she can't get back on shore immediately, due to the tank's peculiar method of locomotion. Morgan is on a secret mission for the Navy, to explore the bottom of Long Island Sound, and Miss Wyman's presence menaces this important secrecy. Newspapers Get Story The two stars take from there energetically. The Coast The assisting chorus last absolute minimum of lovemak-ing, and the others do whatever is required of them.

Lina Ro-may sings a torchy Latin tune in the fleeting night club scene. night was a group of about 50 singers from the Westminster The Strand's new all-star Choir. Though they sang excellently, a group twice their num VAN HEFLIN and Beverly Michaels will be seen together in "East Side, West Side," which opens Dec. 23 at Loew's State Theater. Barbara Stanwyck is starred.

variety revue features The Ravens, quartette; Frank Marlowe, comedian; Diana Washington, ber would have been more in keeping with the nature of the music, for Mr. Scherman's orchestra tended to overbalance the chorus in many places. LOUIS HAYWARD and Minnie Barnes in "The Pirates of Capri," swashbuckling romance, which is scheduled to open at the Globe Theater on Christmas Eve. Theater Notes Max and Gang, canine actors, June and Martin Barrett, danc ers and the Strand Orchestra "The Rat Race," the new Gar- Everything was perfectly audi-J nfection. As a last-minute sub under the direction of Dave Schooler.

son Kanin play starring euy stitution, the bass-baritone, ble, but a more massive choral effect was in order. Of the five soloists, the two Field, will break the tryout record for a non-musical in Philadelphia, with a gross of L. I. Choral Society Flowers for 'Prince' Film Air-Borne From Italian Town Marking the la.gest air-borne flower shipment from Europe to America, 5.000 carnations in full bloom from Terrancina, Italy, will arrive next Wednesday at the LaGuardia overseas terminal as a tribute from the Italian government. In 'Handel' Tomorrow Guard has been alerted because almost $29,000.

It has been sold women, lienevieve Kowe, soprano, and Alice Howland, mezzo-soprano, outshone the men, who were William Hess, tenor (substituting for the in The Long Island Choral So Lloyd Harris, presented two groups of songs. The one we heard comprised Leporello's "Catalogue" aria from Mozart'3 "Don Giovanni," and a five song cycle, "Eliland," by the German composer, von Fielitz. Whether it was from nervous of Miss Wyman's disappearance and when she shows up on the beach, the newspapers are de disposed Ernest McChesney), ciety 20th annual presentation of the Advent and Christmas portions of Handel's "The Messiah" will be given tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Protestant Epis lighted to front-page her story The unprecedented air ship and Lawrence Davidson and Stanley Kimes, basses. Especially moving was the duet, ment of flowers from the war- copal Cathedral of the Incar ness or lack of preparation we cannot say, but Mr.

Harris had absolutely no control, singing almost every phrase with a dif I V-' II The Lord Is My Strength, 'i nation, Garden City. Norman of underseas adventure, as she knows Morgan under the name of "Davy Jones." This does nothing to make secure, her job as director of a buyers' research institute, dedi Jack Warner Gets Students' sung by Miss Rowe and Miss Hollett, organist and master of ravaged town outside Rome will be flown by TWA express and presented to members of the United Hospital Fund for display at the organization's gala benefit premiere of 20th Cen ferent type of tone, most of out since Tuesday night. As for the Barry more Theater, here, where the Leland Hayward production will open next Thursday evening, the activity has led the theater to add three additional boxoffice employees. The advance sale, now is expected to reach by opening night. "Lend an Eur," the topical musical, with John Beal, Gloria Hamilton and Jenny Lou Law among the principals, was one year old at the Mimsfield Theater last night.

It is the longest run revue on Broadway. Wesley Addy, last seen in cated to telling the truth. Nor does it kelp Morgan with his which was marred by excessive tremolo. His diction, however, was very clear. Alfredo Patuccl provided extremely slipshod Howland.

Mr. Scherman led a performance that was notable more for its cleanliness and refined taste than for its inspirational fire. Peace Award tury-Fox' "Prince of Foxes" Navy superiors, when they read Ihursday nignt tuec. J.J.) ai me 1. ail about his underwater esca III III? luuuuii ni-nuv.

accompaniments. Koxv neater. tiflrnt inn LATE The gigantic floral display i'1 between nations and religions the theater's lobby will be re-j tne wori(j, jack; l. Warner. i .1...

t-lt, dm it. the choristers at the Church of the Advent, Westbury, will direct the chorus of 125 voices and Karl Bollhorst of Floral Park will be at the organ. The public is invited. Soloists will be Angelene Collins, soprano; Pauline Pierce, contralto; Paul Matthen, bass, and John Campbell, tenor. The Rt.

Rev. James Pernette DeWolfe, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Long Inland, is sponsor and honorary patron of the society. David il. Williams of Garden City is president. Shows iinneu 1 1 it- uciv luuuvwmt; hyp oror nicer oi uarnei tonite flittering premiere, when has been awarded the if the carnations are presented world Students' Service Fund to the first 1.000 female "Ppcp Parchment." pade." Miss Wyman tries to prove her story by producing some pictures she took of the underseas fauna, and discovers that Morgan has stolen the roll of film.

From there on the picture turns into a kind of jet-propelled slapstick, with first Morgan and then Miss Wyman in possession of the prized roll of film. Involved in the proceed "MISS LIBERTY," with Allyn McLerie in the title role of the Irving Berlin musical, is 23 weeks old tonight at the Imperial Theater. f'The Traitor," has been signed to enter the Koxy, while the re-j Tne Service Fund organiza-mainder will immediately mm nosed of 700.000 stu- FLYHN GAK5UN PIDGEOH TOUHG distributed among the si; i-epresenting undergradu- ikim rim DOOM OPEN ier hospitals of the United erouns around the world, ffrif flstiiSff ytH)f ucu ntm VODVIL AT MEI.BA pital Fund. presented the award to Mr. ings are Eve Arden, as Jane's ALPINE, 69th St.

and Filth An he Italian government sj Warner at the University of ute is being made as a California for his pro- by David Lowe and Richard Davidson for a romantic lead in "The Enchanted," the Jean Giraudoux-Maurice Valency comedy. Other principals, now in rehearsal by George S. Kaufman, are Leueen MacGrath, Malcolm Keen. Charles Halton and Una O'Connor. "The Enchanted" opens at the Lyceum Theater on Jan.

18 after aii out-of-town BEDFORD, Bdffd St. BETTY HUTTON VICTOR MATURI BROADWAY, Brgadviy-Myrtle Av. CONEY ISLAND. Surl-Stillwtll An. 46 TH 46th Utncht A.

I ture to the charitable of "The Hasty Heart." tion and because the 15th Cen-iThp organization membership African Adventure Film Due Monday at the Albee Armand Denis and Lewis Cot-Iqw, famed camera explorers, have brought another exciting adventure film out of Africa. 'Howdy, Mr. Ice' Adds Holiday Performances "Howdy, Mr. Ice of 1050," ice revue at the Center Theater, has added six extra performances to its regular schedule during the Christmas and New-Year holidays. Two shows a day matinee and evening tury Renaissance spectacle was it "the finest picture we GATES.

Gitn An and Briadoay KAME0, KINGS. Flatbuth-Tlldtn Am "RED, HOT BLUE" AND WANDA HENDRIX CLAUDE RAINS 'SONG of SURRENDER' CONTINUOUS PERFORM. ANCE8 ALL DAY TODAY in TOM LARRY DOUGLAS Mined in its entirety in numetshave ever seen for the advance-)iis Italian locales as well of international good MJELBA. 1 ORIENTAL, 16th St. and 18th PITKIN.

Pitkin and Saratoga Aval. wise-cracking friend, Allyn Jos-lyn, as Miss Wyman's fiancee, Robert Douglas as a wealthy sponsor of Miss Wyman's business firm, and Tom Tully, who appear as a private detective to recover her lost negatives. The action races from a Big Busi- ness suite of offices in hattan to a night club, to Eve Arden's Long Island beach house. Titled "Savage Splendor." it Terracina from where the flow- will PREMIER, Suttir St. will have its first Brooklyn will be played every day start jers were shipped.

The award is presented Among those who will be annually to the person or or-i present at LaGuardia when the'eanization doing the most to showing starting Monday at the RKO Albee Theater on the BAY RIDGE 72nd Streat and Tnird BREVOORT Brevoort Placa and Bsdfard WARWICK Jerome and Fulton Street! HUMPRHEY ALEXANDER FLORENCE BOGART KNOX MARLY "TOKYO JOE" and FRANKIt LAINE "MAKE BELIEVE BALLROOM" same bill with "She Wore a Irving Berlin, whose "Miss Liberty" will mark its week this evening at the Imperial Theater, planed out last, night for a fortnight's holiday in ing Saturday, Dec. 1, ttirougn Sunday, Jan. 1. This includes two performances on Monday, Dec. 20, a Yellow Ribbon." SAVE WATER! BORO PARK Slot Si.

and No Utrecht Ave. Paul Douttai "EVERYBODY DOES i 'FIGHTING MAN OF THE PLA INS Color Denis and Cotlow crossed the African continent twice in the carnations arrive will be repre-, foster co-operation between na-sentatives of the Italian Fm- tions and religions of the world, bassy, members of the United; "The Hasty Heart" stars Hospital Fund and executives Ronald Reagan, Patricia Neal of 20th Century-Fox. land Richard Todd. PALACE Et N. Y.

Ave! eV Strauu St. Kathryn Grayion. "THAT MIDNIGHT KISS' and Grocery Peek. "THE GREAT SINNER" him, day the theater is normally two'closed. In addition, a special a e.

Accompanying were Mrs. Berlin and their HUDSON 38th St. and New York T'NIon MIT! UNION CITY, N. be given on Mon- daughters, Linda and Elizabeth. matinee will day, Jan.

2. eaMleMeWe Ir! course of the film's production, covering some 22,000 miles in a Dodge sedan and a Dodge power wagon, often over open country where there wasn't a trace of a road. The sedan served the expedition as a camera car, while the power wagon was raced across the rock-studded plains in pursuit of giraffe and other African big game. STARTING TOMORROW Marine and Twice) Daily 2:30 and 8:30 P.M. LANA BARRI with HERBIE BARRIS PHONE I'NIOV -Tt FOB RESERVATIONS I Jan Peerce Heads Chanukah Program Jan l'eeive of the Metropolitan Opera will be featured in a program of opera, oratorio tnd With "Texas.

I.i'l Darlin'" successfully established at the Mark ilellinger Theater, producer Anthony B. Karrell is huddling with composers Johnny Mercer and Robert Km-mett Dolan on the score of a BROOKLYN I IWIMI PiUDairi I fOX URTHfH, INFOH.MATIOH AH STARTING) TIAACS Of ATTH.ACTI ON CaZ ULSTER. O-OWO KENMORE DYKERt PROSPECT PAUL DOUGLAS CELESTE HOLM raeli folk songs at the sev- Klf ir mr BETTY HUTTON VICTOR MATURE I A "RED, HOT and BLUE" Histadrut Chanu-toinorrow night new musical ne wains 10 ictuiu 11 nth annual late next The two wrote kah Festiva STACK PLATS STAGE PLATS Kinn Hi ah way A Ceney Island Ay. A "SONG OF SURRENDER" W- Hendrit, C. Ralnt TILYOU ORPHEUM LAST 2 TIMES TODAY "MS PULITZER PRIZE PLAY 4 CRITICS AWARD the sco'-e lor lexns.

lal Cyint'gie Mill. The festival is Mr. Karroll said the liUretto isponsoted by the I'niteil Organi-of his future project is basedzations for the Israel Pioneers on a famous novel, but he can-j0f' 1 listadrut. PAUL DOUGLAS LINDA DARNELL "EVERYBODY DOES IT" "FIGHTING MAN OF THE PLAINS" AVALON liSTZ midwood llin IVr Flatbh Ave MADISON, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE 'Mill Liberty It my eirl and Broadway't' Garland (VIISS LIBERTY LvricM 4 Music by IRVINC. BERLIN Book by Directed oy ROBERT E.

SHERWOOD MOSS HART IMPERIAL Theatre, Wett 45th St. CO. J-24IJ Evca. 8:30. Mala.

TODAY and WED. to'i Si I I I Mm 1 .1 BUSHWlCKtv lUAIVlllE. Ki ngt Hilkoay (COLOR) RANDOLPH SCOTT JANE NIGH the I Other soloists will be Miss GREENPOINT ond 2nd feature- hi COtO not reveal the title until rights are cleared in the week, or so. nextlnrpcha Zefira. who snecializes TOPA? lit ihew only RUPOLPH THf MO NOWO REINPEER jHOLIDAY SHOW! I HUDOIPH I I surisi AJJIFTJ titee $AUQOS ro tu aors Giaia QUEENS FARRAGUT, Fl'b'h Rd.

Mario Lanza Kathryn Grayson Joe Iturbl 7nW.v "THAT MIDNIGHT KISS" LINDEN, lloltraml-ParksUo Awe. "TUC TDCAT CIMWrD" 6REG0RY PECK ALBEMARLE, Fl'b ll Rd. I HC UREA 1 OllllLK. AVA GARDNER. HENRY FONDA in Israeli songs, and Ralph Hollander, conceit violinist.

RENEGADE WHOSE BULLETS WROTE THE LAW! RANDOLPH SCOn A TIA Flatbush Ave. lA 1 1U Midwood St. and BIG IN-PERSON STAGE SHOW On Screen "No Minor Vices" D. Andrews, Jourdaa KEITH'S IUSIN0 KEITH'S- iiChmOnO miu STRAND- bf TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Directed by ELIA KAZAN lit. HAGEN Anthony QUINN BARRY MORE Thea.47 St.W.ot y.

Cir 1-0390 ypeTfs.Today Tom'w DtHfhtful tvmini in Louis Sobol ROLAND PBTITS Ballets de paris CARMEN TlSr Same Program All Performance! WINTER GARDEN, B'vay 50 St No Pert. Men. Evai. Intl. Sun.

8:40. Matt. 8at. 2:40, tun. 3:00 xlra Matinee Wednesday, December 29 2 ShowiTODAY TOM'W HALF PRICr ALL EVES.

ORCH. RIALTO, Hlthway" 4. "Father Was a Fullback'' N08TRAND, KtnfS Hwy-Nost'd Ay. "LOST BOUNDARIES" dt "The DudeGMTweatf COLLEGE, Flatbush A v. -Avenue "The Adventures of lebabod A Mr.

Toad" A "Easy Livini iii iini.fcmir Nancy Gates Back In RKO Radio Film Nancy Gates resumes her film career with a leading role in RKO Radio's Technicolor production. "Sons of the Musketeers." Four years ago she laai HOCK. 'Shalom Tel Aviv' "Shalom Tel Aviv." Yiddish musical, in which the Israeli troupe made their American debut, began a second week at Vera Rosanko's National Theater last night. The play by fej M.t alden nwomws-tiih mm wo wirnn inctr iww whiswhk mr -GHjrr PtCIt Glf AT SINNir 1 IMAI MIDNIGHT KISS' Ha'tVy. OUATSON CHRISTMAS FAtMf AT Tl4Atir; SHORtt ROAO left Hollywood to complete her Mister Roberts by Thome Hrtcrn and Joshua Loian Htnry HULL William HARRIGAN Murray HAMILTON ALVIN, W.

12 St. Evee. HO. Matiaee Today 'Hlte like an EMLYN WILLIAMS a LILLIAN I1FI.I MAN'S adagtatioa M0NTSERRAT William Reddold, Joha Abbott, Rolnhold Schunrol I.TON.W 4. Eve.l:40 Matl.TodayAWod 2:40 LAST 2 TIMES TODAY RE GIN.

A i ky MARC BLITZSTEIN baood ea 'The Little foul' by Lillian Hrllmaa JANE PICKENS produetion directed by ROBERT LEWIS 4TH ST. Theatre. W.of aT.CI.6-4i7l iseph Goldstein and Israel Ro ALBEEI education. (EXCEPT FRIDAY SATURDAY) ALWAYS THE BEST Ul3W JEANNE CHAIN uueLi. 4th Born yesterday cNT rH TAIN nJt ISI Year Start MONDAY -SHE WOUt AVELIOW HIBBON' A SHtMPOt' KATHRYN GRAYSON (Tothnieelorl JOSE ITURBI "3HDiIGIIT KISS" ereiery Peek Are Gardner 'The GREAT SINNER PARK, 44th Street and Fifth Ave.

CANARSIE. Avenue and 93rd St. STATE, DeKalb and Franklin Avos BERKSHIRE, 60th St. and 8th Avs. ifiiiil Iff senberg has Mina Hern, Mattis Vohi Rosen, Meyer Carmet and Eli Yohi Raeden heading the visiting group.

MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE BROOKLYN Al.BKE "Pinky." II. 3. 10, "Make Mine l.auiha," 1:25. 4 IV 8. II.

FOX "Alwaye Them l.auKhlnc." 11:09, 2:3.1. 'China- lown al Mldnlthl," 1:17, 4:41. 05. 1 1:22. METROPOLITAN "Thai Forjyte Woman," It All 111 I ITV Ml KM HALL rOMSEl'M, 4th Avs.

and 52nd St FRED MacML'RRA MATREEN O'BARA HENRY MILLER'S TH. 43 ST. of WAY EVES. INCL. SUN.

at 8:411. Matn. TODAY it TOMAV to SI .800 Pert Mon. PULlTzE RP rTz I I M7 WARD 1 949 gene l0ckhart Death of a salesman A New Play by ARTHUR MILLER Production hv ELI A KAZAN with MILDRED DllNNOCK MOROSCO. W.45.En.8.30.Mate.

Today Wed 2:30 FORTWAY. 61 St. Ft. Hamilton P'kway PATI-ICD WAC A CIIIIDAi-l" of tha Notion Rockefaller Cantor HARHOR. 2na St.

and 4tn Ave. RITZ, 8th Avenue and 4Dh Street Not only is Miss Gates hack on her home lot, but she will again work with Maureen O'Hara, who is co-starred with Cornel Wilde in "Sons of the Musketeers." Nancy's last screen appearance was with Maureen in "The Spanish Main." While studying at the University of Oklahoma, Miss Gates met and married airline pilot Bill ayes, who is now stationed in Los Angeles. i A mm i 1 1 i k. i unrf a-s i wosunvn and RICHARD CONTE "THIEVES' HIGHWAY" "BAXK DICK" and 'ADVENTURE'S JCHABOD 4 "DESPERATE" and "FLIRTING VVTTHFATE' wondwrlull "GUERNSEY, HER. TRIfc GENE KELLY FRANK SINATRA BETTY GARRETT ANN MILLER St'MNER Sumner Ave.ulnty St KISMET, DeKalb Ave.

nr. Tompklns AvT LINCOLN. Bedford Plate" MARY EZIO MARTIN PINZA 11:14, 2:45, 6:10. 9:40, "Treaeure RALPH BELLAMY ETECTIVE STORY by KIDNEY KINGSLEY i)IUOmiimllSTODflV WUfl ANNt BUKrt HUDSON, W.44 St. E.

8:40. Mali TorJiyAWed at Mrtnte Crleto." 1:21. 4 .12. 11:40. PARAMOCNT "Tha Oreat Liner." 11.

1:40, 4:20, 7, 9:40, 12:20: "Counterpuneh." 12:28, .1:08. 8:31, 11:17. 8THANII "Rride for 8ale." II. 2:22, 5:44. 3:06, "They Llee by Nifkl," 12:49.

4:11, 7:33. MANHATTAN "ON THE TOWN" JULES MUNSHIN VERA-ELIEN Color by TECHNICOLOR A METHO-GOIDWYN-MAYEK PICTurt and THE MUSIC HALl'S GREAT CHRISTMAS STAGE SHOW "THE NATIVITY" Celebrated pageant ond "GOOD CHEER" Pr Huced by leonidoff, lettinai by "'uno Moina Corps da Sollet, Kotkellei, Gl Ckib Symphony Orchettra under direction of Alesandor Smollons. Picturo oh 8 00.10 39, 1 35, 4 20, 7.11, 10:16, oatro midnight feoluro Stogo Show oh 9 38, 12 17, 3 03, 6:06, 9:00 Doors Open Sunday 11:30 A. 80." Chapman. BAY RIDGE AND Sl'NSET PARK OUTH PACIFIC MAJESTIC THEA.

8t Wr.t of B'waT Evei. :23 Sharp. Mate. Today 4 Wed. 2 :25 Sharp "A BIG.

RASH," OUN I MljsiCAL CARNIVAL." Barnes. Her. Trtft. TEXAS, LI'L DARLIN' 1 THE NEW MUSICAL HIT wi KENNY DELMAR MARK HEI.LINOER Thru B'waT at 51 St. Evea.

8:30. MatineeeTODAY WED. "I SUGGEST YOU MAE WEST Center, 8th Ave. and 5fith St. 'PffliinrVt SpnJHlnn" IN PERSON The Big- Clock: also Queen of Broadway Eleetra, 75th St.

and Third Ave. Stanley, 5ta Ave. and 75th St. I Walk Alone: also Rearhrntnber Task Force; also The Girl Front Jonea Beach AMOR "Battlet raand, 12:13, 4:29. 8:37.

8:45. 10:53, 1:01 I eWBie REDFriRn Diamond lil 55 PLYMOUTH THEATRE. 45 St. W. el B'way CI.

(-9IM. Eva. 1:30. Matt.W ED.1SAT. at 2:40 Is National, 720 Washington Ave.

Rocers, 333 Refers Avs. PR. 42230 iSrVilLlUN DCKLC The Rank Dirk; also Mr Little ChlrkaAec Task Force; also The Girl From Jonea Beach GETS VERY FUNNY WITH VIRGINIA MAYO in Good Sf-ala at Boj Office KATHARINE CORNELL "A vmitly Joy able swnf-and-dance anti put on with humorous perfection." Brook Atkinson. Time ENTLEMEN Prefer BLONDES MUSICAL COMEDY SMASH ZIEGFELD THEA-. 54th St.

4, 6th Ave. CI S-J20O Era. 8:30. Matinera TODAY WED. 2:30 nre I by JANE DENNIS HAT LADY A I A "nl I Kate O'Brlrn WYMAN'MORGAN' ith HENRY DANIELL TORIN THATCHER HENRY STEPHENSON JOSEPH WISEMAN MARTIN BECK Theatre.

45th St. W.et Ath Ave. Evea. at 8:30. Mala.

TODAY WED. BENSONHIRST Colony, nth St. BE. 3-2231 They Won't Believe Me; also Snnset Pala BORO PARK Normandy. 43rd St.

A New Utrecht Ave. Task Force: also The Girl From Jonea Beach BOROUGH HALI. AND DOWNTOWN Oiiffield, Dufftold and Fulton Ste. That Midniaht Kiss: also The Great Sinner Momart. Fultoa St and Rorkwoll PI.

Christopher Colunnhus. also The Killer Karlnff St. George Playhouse, 100 Pineapple St.Father Was a Fullback; also Thieves' Hirhwajr Terminal, Fourth Ave. and Dean St. Calcutta; also Desert Fury Tivoli.

Fultoa St, and Bora Hall Captain Caution; also Captain Furr BRIGHTON BEACH Oceana, Brlehton Beach St. Father Waa a Fullbark: also Thieves' Hithwajr BROWNSVILLE Bopkinson. 482 Heakmson Ave. Lost Youth (Hal Merchant of Slaves (Ital BUSHWICK CAPITOl "The Red Ilanuhe." 10 0:1. 12:50, 3:37, 6:25, 9:13, 12; elaie, 12.05, 2:52, 5:30.

8:27, 11:15. CRITF.RION "A Flanieroue Profeesion." 10:30, 12:25, 2:20, 4:10, 0:05, 8, 9:50, 11:45. 1:35. CLORIi "Trapped." 9:50, 11:57. 2:02.

4:07. 6:12, 8:17. 1022. 12:27. 2:32.

MAVFA1R "Intruder In the llu.t." 9:10. 11:05, 2:55, 4:50, :45, 8:40, 10:35, 12:30, 2:25. Ml SIC HALL "On the Town." 8, 10:39, 1:25, 4:20, 7:22. Ifllti. ataie, 9:38.

12:17, 3:03. 6:06. 9. PARAMOUNT "The Ureal Lorer," 10:27. 1:411, 4:31, 7:21.

9 45, 12:3:1: elate. 12:37. 3:28, 6:27. 8:49. 11:33.

BIVOLI "Pinky," 10, 11:37, 1:54, 3:51, I 8:05. 10:13. 12:19. ROW "Danclnr In the Dark." 11:45. 2:50.

5:50, 8:50. 11:50: etaae. 1:55. 8. II.

STRAND "The Lady Takes a 8allnr." 10:32, 1:24. 4:23, 7:08. 10:01. state. 12:29.

3:14. 6:13, 9:02. 11:47. VICTORIA "All the Kim's Meo." 10:15, 12:22. 2:29, 4:3.

6:43, 8:47, 10:54. 1:01. 'The THE RAVENS ,1 2 Shows TODAY, "BEST OF THE SERIES! ATKINMIX. TIMES at 2:40 -Tto- mtATQWIt at MIDSICBT" JturiJ HATFIELD-Jun WILltS-Tom POWERS I MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHTI LAST 2 TIMES TODAY at 40 oiiiah WASHINGTON cf Sonja Henle Arthur M. Wirti vresent il ail or fiimt, er J0WDY, MR.

ICE OF 1950! -f MacrowFy ALEXANDER DORIS KNOX NOLAN THE CLOSING DOOR 1 Direrled by LEE STRASBERG EMPIRE Theatre. B'oay A 40th St. PE. 1-994, w- i ifiriiaviB PS'WAV 7 EVE ARDEN Empire, Rslah Ave. A B'way.

GL. 5-7540 Sword In the Desert: also Once More My Dari ng dI, I.5U, )l, Tax EVES. IE. Mon.) 40: Sun. 1:19 Mail Orders OinicrtD av AT47trt Colonial.

Broadway and Chauneey jsiss; aiso ine oreat sinner MICHAEL CURTIZ MATINEE SATURDAY 2:40: SUNDAY 3 :001 rinprNioie; am UTE STACE and screen show at MlONIGHT CENTER Theatre. Rockefeller Center. CO. 9-5474 Sat. Evoi.

fl to S3 pluo tea DAY SHOWS DAILY XMAS WEEK FLATBUSH Astor, 27 Flatbush Avenue Granada, Church and Noitrand Avas. Kent, Ceney Island Ave. A Avenue Leader. Coney Island A Newkirk Area. Parkalde.

721 Flatbush Ave. CLAUOfTTf tOIEin CEOIGE Against the Wind: also Once Upon a Dream Thieves' Highway; also Father Waa a Fullback Task Forre; also The Girl From Jonea Braeh That Midnight Kiss: also The Great Sinner My Friend Irma; also Too Late for Teara LYNN ALFRED COLBERT-YOUNG -BRENT LAST STAGE SHOW 11:30 P.M. LAST FEATURE 12:30 A.M. "Merits BeiDt Called Great!" I LUNT F0NTANNE LAST 4 WEEKS! MARTITA HUNT The MADWOMAN of Chaillot JOHN CARRADINE ESTELLE WINW00D ROYALE Theatre. 49 St.

at B'way. Cir. 9-9760 Evao. ml 8 40. Mate.

TODA oV ED. at :40 ii r'liniri ii i i mi iiuhiiii I mmm Voiue, Coney Isl.Ave.A Avo.K. Ml. 4-3134 Don Quixote; also The Golem EAST FLATBUSH Pacomount prtientt Lost Boundaries: also The Dude Goes West Avenue Avenue 0 and C. 43d St.

M-G-M't Finest Pichir I SnPtraon Sword in the Desert; also Once More, Mj Darling CLAUDE THORNHILL Rugby. Utlia and Church Avenuea FLATI.ANDS Onentln, Quantla Rd. A E. 35th St. Traymora, Avenue and E.

4Atb St. 9 "FiJEMIv )t. LPIUS 2nd BIG FEATURE Task Force; also The Girl From Jonea Beach Sky Liner; also I Wouldn't Be In lour Shnea I KNOW MY LOVE Eva.M.80-1 Mate.Todayt Thur 2 30 11 60-1 20 SAM g. SHLBEBT Thoa. W.

44 St. Evao. 1:30 MATsTTodXy 4 at 24SEV6S.at :40 "it'ST PERFECT." Chapman, Newt HILARIOUS SMASH MUSICAL! Lend an ear MANSFIELD, 47 St. W.of B'way. Cir.

-( "HILARIOUSLY FUNNY REVl'E." HaieJclna, World-Te leoram "A FAST, SASSY. FUNNY SHOW." George Jean Nathan OUCH AND GO BR0ADHUR8T T.44St.W of Evta. at 8:40. Mala. TODAY WED.

a2 :40 As Hu Orcft. RED BUTTONS THE ACPQMANZACS tMSARAH GERRITTSEN BEACH Graham. Common and Whitney Area. Ichaood and Mr. Toad; also Easy Living KINGS HIGHWAY Ctotef MURPHY van JOHN thcuno JOHNSON HOQIAK MONTALBAN FARLEY GRANGER CATHY O'OONNEU It Had to Be You: also The Ladv Prom Shnkl KVAUGHAN Jewel, Kings Highway at Ocean Parkway Triangle, Kings Highway A E- 12th St.

PARK SLOPE Father Waa a Fullback; also Thieves' Highway Ttimi- tVLiii-iroa -tiir asaa jaaaaaaj ajaTaW tPBsea. 9fm4m4 4M ASTOR MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHTI "A MAGICAL LOST IN THE STARS Carlton, Flatbush and Seventh Avenuea, New Venue. 1224 Prespect Ave. EverThodT Does It: Fighting Man of the Plaina The Perfect Marriage; also Cross My Heart This Time for Keeps; also Under Western Star At ''LB Plaza. Flatbush Ave.

and Park Placa mjLmmmSmmmmmmtm OCL. LAST 2 TIMES TODAY It" il A MARY GEORGE MATTHEWS HINTON CIRZO.N M' LORD BOOTH Thee.45t. W.elB way. Clr.8-59M SANDERS." 'uth Red, Hot and Blue; Song of Surrender aaaesMB WALTER PtOGEON by MAXWELL ANDERSON A KURT WEILL Directed by R0UBEN mamoulian Kith TODD DUNCAN LESLIE BANKS MUSIC BOX, 45th St. W.

at B'oay. Cir. 4-4637 Mat. Today, Wed. (NeParf.Men.) PEItSOH i.

rma barrtmore' SHEF FIELDS aooaiva) BOB HOPE RHONDA FLEMING PETER IAWF0R0 mmwmm TVETTt iiolidav Affair LEIGH DINE AND DANCE JANET LEIGH ANGELA lANSBURT JOEY AlMS- AVENUE t' SECTION Avenua D. Avenue and E. 16th St. Ichabod and Mr. Toad; also Easy Living RIDOEWOOD Ridgewond.

167 Myrtla Avenue That Midnight Kiss: also The Great Sinner Bivoli, Myrtle and Wilson Anniaa I Cover the War; also Bombay Clipper SHEEP.SHI AD BAY Iheepshead. Shooeshead Thai Midnight Kiss; also The Great Sinner (SOUTH BROOKLYN Saadera Globe, lata St. and Jti Ave. That Midnight Klaa; also The Great Sinner "aa 5 BUM fUll TWf CMZIKM CoImim pa ataV dHBM afJM bM MBS ACtk lrA I SHOW I iw Delleleua Cantoneao Cuisine; Lnneheon from Dinner tram SI -So. Danelnc nitely to Jimmy Ray'a Orrh.

Harriet Vocalist. Min. 81 nu after P.M. Sat. Threw Rtar Acta.

Ko Coyer Ever. Banouet raoilitiea. ST. New Fulton Royal Corner of Fulton Rt. Jt riatbaih kljn 10EWS STAT 7mHm- COREY OO i "-I- aa-a.