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12 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JULY 13, 1946 SCREEN By Herbert Cohn Bette Davis Drama Now at the Fox; Brooklyn Strand Shows 'Runaround' Bette Davis is trying her of two twin sisters, a film comeback vehicle in 1939. It to with an emotional actress but highspots not a very, scores an exciting melodramatic climax, but it fails utterly to convincing. Miss Davis is no more successful in making it persuasive than Miss Bergner was seven years ago. It's not the fault of the players, but of novelist Karel J. Benes, that "A Stolen Life" has twice failed to click.

The twins in this Benes story are Katie, a prim and considerate woman, and Patricia, alluring, selfish and flighty. Then appearances are identical; their characters are direct opposites. But the young lighthouse inspector, Bill Emerson, whom Katie loves, one day mistakes her flirtatious sister for the demure young woman he met while she was sketching at Walter Brennan's light off Massachusetts coast. How he could have been misled for more than two minutes is the first of the film's several weaknesses. But he was.

And he didn't mind. because he discovered, finally, he liked Pat Katie, and he married her. After a while, Katie and Pat are caught in a storm while sailing skiff. Pat is drowned and Katie, the good sister, is mistaken by her rescuers for Emerson's wife. She tries to go through with the mix-up, impersonating her pethe sister and trying to patch marriage which was headed for the rocks.

Emerson didn't see through her for a while, was even hopeful about her That is the second time that "A Stolen Life" doesn't make sense. Miss Davis makes Patricia hard and cynical, but with a winning charm to which even Kate succumbs at times. Her good girl is tender and naive, a rational person who tries to find solace in painting. Individually, Miss Davis' characterizations are good. They're more subtle than Miss Bergner's.

But, set in the Benes story, they count for littie. Glenn Ford is agreeable as Emerson, Dane Clark draws a sharp but exaggerated portrait of a fanatical artist who tries to make Kate a more dominant personality, and Charlie Ruggles adds an occasional and welcome dash of comedy as the sisters' quippy uncle. But "A Stolen Life" needs a more-serious operation, than Fox' they can co-feature perform. "Sing While You Dance," with Ellen Drew and Robert Stanton. At the Brooklyn Strand The idea for "The Runaround" came from the old Gable-Colbert hit, "It Happened One Night." But there's more than enough origiinality in the nw Arthur HormanSam Hellman screenplay, which started its second metropolitan run this morning at the Brooklyn Strand Theater, to make it a bub- "SUPERB, CINEMATIC SPECTACLE" N.

Y. Sun The Theatre Guild Presents LAURENCE OLIVIER in HENRY by in William Technicolor Shakespeare Released thru UNITED ARTISTS Only Engagement in New York Two Perfs, daily, 2:30 and 8:30. All Seats Reserved Prices: Evs. 2:40. 1.80: Mats.

daily, 1.80, 1.20: tax incl. N. Y. CITY CENTER 131 W. 6-8989 55 NOW STAGE PLAYS 2 SHOWS TODAY SUN.

8:40 2:40 ANNA LUCASTA AIR-CONDITIONED MANSFIELD, 47th West of R'wav Evgs. Inel. Sun. 8:40. Matinee Today Sun.

2:40 "BULL'S Her. Trib. RODGERS HAMMERSTEIN present ETHEL MERMAN In The Musical Smash ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Music and Lurics by IRVING BERLIN Book by HERBERT DOROTHY FIELDS with RAY MIDDLETON Directed by Joshua Logan IMPERIAL. 45th St. W.

of B'way. AIR-COND. Evgs. 8:30 Sharp. Mats.

Today Wed. 2:30 Sharp ORSON WELLES ARTHUR MARGETSON in AROUND THE WORLD Lyrics by COLE PORTER Air -Cond. ADELPHI, 54 St. E. of B'y.

No Perf. Fri. Evgs. Inel. Sun.

8:45, Mats. TODAY WED. at 2:45 RIBALDLY ENTERTAINING Jean Nathan MAX GORDON presents BORN Comedy YESTERDAY Hit by The GARSON KANIN LYCEUM THEA. 45th St. E.

of B'way. CH. 4.4256 Eves. 8:40. Mats.

Today Wed. 2:40. Air -Cond. "BRISK AND MERRY." Times Melvyn Douglas and Herman Levin present CALL ME MISTER SMASH HIT MUSICAL REVUE with BETTY A GARRETT Sonas by Sketches by Staged by Harold Rome Arnold Auerbach Robert H. Gordon NATIONAL.

41st ST. W. of B'way AIREves. 8:35. Mats.

TODAY WED. 2:35 COND. "Mail Orders Promptly Filled THE THEATRE GUILD'S MUSICAL HIT CAROUSEL Music by RICHARD RODGERS Book de Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, 2d Directed by ROUBEN MAMOULIAN Dances by AGNES de MILLE with Harold Keel--Iva Withers Jean Erie Christine Jean Mattson Johnson Caste Darting Air-Cond. MAJESTIC. 44th St.

W. of B'way Evgs. 8:30. $6, 4.80, 3,60, 3.00. 2.40, 1.80.

1.20 Mats. 2:30: LAST 3 WEEKS! hit! Genial Sun DEAR by RUTH NORMAN KRASNA Comedy Directed by MOSS HART HENRY MILLER'S THEA. 43 St. E. of B'way AIR -COND.

Eves. 8:40, Mats. Today Thur. 2:40 Seats Available at All Prices, $1.20 to $3.60 "A rich and rewarding theatrical Her. Trib.

DEEP ARE THE ROOTS FULTON Theatre, 46th St. W. of B'y. C1. 6-6380 Evgs.

8:40. Mats. Today Wed. 2:40. Air -Cond.

BROCK PEMBERTON presents FRANK FAY In Pulitzer MARY Prize CHASE Play by HARVEY ANTOINETTE Directed by PERRY AIR -CONDITIONED 48th St. Then. E. of B'y, Evs.8:40. Mat.

Today 2:40 War Hero, Signed for Movies nounces. Murphy, who holds 17 decorations for bravery, has signed a contract with William Cagney Productions and will be groomed for important roles in the forthcoming screen productions "The Stray Lamb" and "A Lion Is in the Streets." The former soldier's war decorations, include the Congressional Medal of Honor, 3 Purple Hearts, 2 silver stars, the Croix de Guerre, the Distinguished Service Cross and the Legion of Merit emblem. The 22-year-old Irish-American ex-Lieutenant Audie Murphy, heralded as "the greatest foot soldier of World War II," is going into on a drama movies, United Artists an- that Elisabeth Bergner used as a is "A Stolen Life," a challenge rewarding drama. It is filled be ON OUTDOOR SCREENAnne Baxter in "Sunday Dinner for a Soldier," starting tomorrow at the DriveIn Theater, Valley Stream. bling little comedy with overtones of suspense.

It is fast, cute and funny. The Strand's associate feature is "God's Country," with Robert Lowery, Helen Gilbert, William Farnum and Buster Keaton. "Runaround" hops by air, rail and a broken-down jalopy while its smart "private eye" looks for a pretty New York socialite who has flown her cozy family coop to keep a San Francisco rendezvous with an itinerant sailor. And the smart detective, played by Rod Cameron in the style of Randolph Scott, gets plenty of action in his assignment for one of his competitors, tricky Broderick Crawford, quick to throw a right-handed haymaker, is also on the trail of the elusive young lady, planning to be the man to take her home and collect the reward. While "Runaround" has its moments of excitement and suspense, Cameron plays it for laughs.

He makes it pleasant. Ella Raines, the pouting heiress, isn't quite so suchow to as usual, is cessful. Occasionally, she forgets blustery and despite his role. And a supporting cast is full of nice actors who add bits of winning humor at stop-over cities from; coast to See "Runaround" from the beginning. It has trick ending you wouldn't want to know about in advance.

The Stage Relief Fund has completed its 14th season, in which eight benefit performances of Broadway hits grossed $27,984 for a record average of $3,498 per play. Not one of the eight shows fell below a gross of $2,500, also a record. STAGE PLAYS "DAZZLING. BEAUTIFUL, 2 SHOWS TODAY 8:40 SUN. 3:00 8:15 Arthur M.

Wirtz present $2 PLUS RICETIME $1, $1.25, $1.50, TAX Sat. Eves. $1 to $2.40 Plus Tax Eves. (Ex. Mon.) Sun.

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Y. COMEDY." Times LIFE WITH FATHER DONALD RANDOLPH and MARY LOANE BIJOU Theatre, 45 St. W. of B'way. CO.

5-8215 Evs. Inel. Sun. 8:40. Mats.

Sat. Sun. No Mon. Perf. MUSICAL HIT OKLAHOMA! Music by RICHARD RODGERS Book Directed Lyrics by by OSCAR ROUBEN MAMOULIAN HAMMERSTEIN, 20 JACK OWEN BETTY JANE RUTH Dances by AGNES de MILLE AN KILTY MARTIN WATSON WESTON Air -Cond.

ST. JAMES 44th St. W. of B'way ENgs. 8:30.

Mats. TODAY THURS. 3:30 Air-Conditioned 2 Shows TODAY TOM'W 2:30 8:30 "Excitement that exhausts pulses." Pollock, Eagle ON WHITMAN AVENUE with CANADA LEE and Will Geer CORT 48th St. E. of B'way.

BR. 9-0046 VERY BIG Winchell BOAT Musie by JEROME KERN Book and Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 20 Based on the novel by EDNA FERBER Staged by HASSARD SHORT THEA. 54 St. 6 Ave. AIR-COND.

ZIEGFELD, Sharp. Mats. Today Wed. 2:30 Sharp LAST WEEKS MATINEE TODAY AT 2:30 SONG OF NORWAY EVGS. at 8:30 Sharp: $1.20 to $4.80 MAT.

TODAY WED. 2:30: Incl. Tax BROADWAY B'way 53rd. AIR -COND. 1946 PULITZER PRIZE PLAY EVES.

PROMPTLY AT 8:35. MATS. 2:35 RALPH BELLAMY RUTH HUSSEY STATE OF THE UNION Myron Clay Margalo Gillmore HUDSON Thea. 44 St. E.

of B'y. BR. 9-5641 Evs. Tax Incl. Mat.

Wed. Air -Cond. Drama Critics Prize Play on B'way EDDIES DOWLING LOUIS J. SINGER present LAURETTE EDDIE TAYLOR and DOWLING in THE GLASS MENAGERIE Comedy Drama by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Air -Cond. Royale, W.

45. Eve.8:40. Mats. Wed. Sat.

Seats now at Box Off. Evs. 1.20-3.60. Mats. 1.20-$3 "Highly Tribune PAULA STONE HUNT STROMBERG, Jr.

present Victor Herbert's Most Musical Famous Comedy THE RED MILL with EDDIE FOY, Jr. 46TH ST. THEA. W. of B'y.

C1.6-6075. Air -Cond. Eves. 8:40. Mats.

TODAY WED. at 2:40 ALFRED de LIAGRE. presents JOHN van DRUTEN'S THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE BEATRICE ALAN VICKI BAXTER CUMMINGS MOROSCO Theatre, 45 St. West of B'way Evgs. 8:35.

Mats. Today Wed. 2:35. Air -Cond. SWELL SHOW.

SOLID Post RAY BOLGER IN NEW REVUE THREE TO MAKE READY Staged by JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON Air BROADHURST. W. 44th St. CI. 6-6690 Eves.

8:40. Mats. TODAY WED. at 9:40 Walt Disney has signed Gracie Fields to sing and narrate the "Wind in the Willows" sequence, from the book of that title by Kenneth Graham, in his forthcoming feature which already has a cast composed of Fred Waring and Freddy Martin and their orchestras, Jerry Colonna, the Kings Men, Ethel Smith, the Denning Sisters, the Andrews Sisters, Eric Blore and Pat O'Malley. Barry Fitzgerald, Paramount who flew to Ireland for a holiday after completing his role in "Welcome Stranger," in which he is again teamed with Bing Crosby, has taken an option on an unproduced play by George Shields, Irish playwright, as a possible starring vehicle.

The play concerns the adventures of a crotchety philosopher in Irish town. Fitzgerald is expected back in Hollywood late next month. Columbia Studios will have six top-budget productions before the cameras this month. They are "The Return of Monte Cristo," with Louis Hayward and Barbara Britton: "Dead Reckoning," Humphrey gart-Lizbeth Scott starrer: "Down to Earth," with Hayworth, Larry Parks and Marc Platt; "My Empty Heart," with Rosalind Russell- Melvyn Douglas co-starring; "Johnny O'Clock," with Dick Powell Evelyn Keyes, and "Mr. District Attorney' with Dennis O'Keefe, Marguerite Chapman, Adolphe Menjou and Michael O'Shea in the top roles.

Paramount's "Golden Earrings" company, headed by Director Mitchell Leisen, is now on a twoweek location trip in Oregon. Ray Milland is co-starred with Marlene Dietrich in the adventure. Mikhail Rasumny has assigned the top character role of a German scientist in the film. Florence Bates will play a supporting role in the screen version of Raymond Chandler's original mystery story, Window," which Robert Bassler is producing and John Brahm is directing for 20th Century-Fox. Heading the cast are George Montgomery and Nancy Guild.

Robert Alda, who portrayed George Gershwin in the film "Rhapsody in Blue," arrives in Manhattan shortly and has been booked at the N. Y. Strand Guinn Williams will play the first romantic lead in his long career when he begins the top male role in the Judy Canova starrer, "Ghost Town," at Columbia soon. William Beaudine has been signed to direct "The Trap," Monogram's next Charlie Chan film starring Sidney Toler. Nancy Kenyon Will Wed Tomorrow Miss Nancy Kenyon, who plays the role of Magnolia in the Kern and Hammerstein production of "Show Boat" at 'the Ziegfeld Theater, will be married tomorrow to Henry J.

Zafian, a law student in Columbia University. The ceremony will be at 3 o'clock in Calvary 'Episcopal Church in Gramercy Park, and will be followed by a reception for the and other friends at the Hotel Pierre. Paramount and De Kolt PARAMOUNT presents PAULETTE GODDARD RAY MILLAND in plus "HOT CARGO" with WILLIAM GARGAN MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT MIDNITE SHOW TONITE! A DUTION DE FABIAN AT NEVINS B'KLYN FLATBUSH BETTE DAVIS "A STOLEN LIFE" with GLENN FORD DALE CLARK Plus SING WHILE YOU IR-CONDITIONED WARNERS Strand FULTON B'KLYN ROCKWELL ELLA RAINES ROD CAMERON THE RUNAROUND PLUS "GOD'S COUNTRY" IN COLOR GERALDINE LADD ALAN OSS. FITZGERALD Brandts GOTHAM: 114 ear 4 PALACE 47th AND WAY ST NOW EDWARD G. ROBINSON LORETTA YOUNG Stranger ORSON WELLES RALPH BELLAMY and Ruth Hussey in a scene from "State of the Union," 1946 Pulitzer Prize play at the Hudson Theater.

WEDDING BELLS -Amy Arnell, radio singer, and Billy De Wolfe, Paramount comedian, will be married in December. Amy was formerly Tommy Tucker's featured singer. 'Mulligan's Snug' Due in the Fall The new production firm of Kolmar and Satenstein, has scheduled "Mulligan's Snug," 'a new by Robert E. McEnroe, for early Fall production. Frank Satenstein has replaced his brother-in-law, Harry Brandt, as Richard Kollmar's partner.

Mr. Brandt will retain a financial stake (in the new corporation, and will remain advisory capacity. Leo "Rose, general manager for Kollmar and Brandt, remains in this capacity for Kollmar and Satenstein, and Herbert Hirschman continues as production supervisor and head of the playreading department. Arthur Schwartz, whose music will adorn the Nunnally Johnson- George S. Kaufman libretto, "Park Avenue," which Max Gordon is sponsoring for early Fall production, has departed for Hollywood to confer with Ira Gershwin, the show's lyricist.

Schwartz returns with Gershwin around Aug. 1 to attend rehearsals set for mid-August. Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater are now exploring the possibilities of doing a limited number of performances of "King Lear." performances would be in addition to those of the Mercury's phi, 'Around the World," and current extravaganza at the, Adelwould employ members of that cast with Welles playing the title role. Richard A. Wilson, Welles' partner in the Mercury, is now discussing the project with Actor's Equity, the Messrs.

Shubert and others Dave Schooler announces that the score and sketches for his forthcoming intimate revue, now titled "Happy Day," have been com- OF THE NATION RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL CENTER SHOWPLACE ROCKEFELLER "An enchanting movie!" -CAMERON, NEWS Irene DUNNE Rex HARRISON Linda DARNELL "ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM" with Lee J. Cobb Gale Sondergaard Mikhail Rasumny Directed by John Cromwell Produced by Louis D. Lighton A 20th Century-Fox Picture ON STAGE: "BANDBOX spectacle produced by Russell Markert, settings by Bruno Maine with the Corps de Ballet, Glee Club, Symphony Orchestra directed by Charles Previn. Picture af: 9:52, 12:49, 3:46, 10:03, extra midnight feature 12:15 Stage Show at: 12:00, 2:57, 5:57, 9:16 Doors Open Sunday 11:30 A.M. Will James' IN PERSON! IVES The Patsy O'Connor TECHNICOLOR DONALD FRED BAXTER BURL Extral Swifts 20.

ANNE BUSTER SHAVER 7th AVE. 50th ST. ROXY OPEN DOORS 11 A.M.. LAST COMPLETE STAGE AND SCREEN SHOW- TONIGHT 10:50 P.M. TOM'W DOORS OPEN 11:30 A.

Solid Thriller -N. Y. Times The J. Arthur Punk Organ DEAD OF NIGHT A UNIVERSAL RELEASE AIR CONDITIONED CONTINUOUS WINTER GARDEN DOORS OPEN PERFORMANCES AT 10 A.M. S'WAY AT Sist ST.

IT'S BIG SHOW- TIME IN HEALTHFULLY COOLED! THE SUMMER- TIME AT LATE SHOWS TONIGHT NOW Brooklyn ROBERT RAYMOND HAKIN present BUSHWICK WED. Starts JULY 17 DYKER GREENPOINT GINGER RKO QUEENS BROOKLYN MADISON KENMORE ROGERS ANN SHERIDAN ORPHEUM IN SAM WOOD'S 'ONE MORE PROSPECT TOMORROW' TILYOU REPUBLIC Heartbeat and DANE CLARK Coney Island JEAN PIERRE AUMONT 'HER KIND Queens ADOLPHE MENJOU OF MAN' ALDEN BASIL RATHBONE Jamaica Keith's and 2nd feature FLUSHING RKO Theatres! RICH. HILL at all Keith's BEDLAM' STRAND BIKINI Far Rockaway BORIS KARLOFF ANNA LEE ATOM COLUMBIA Cornel WILDE 'BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST' with Anite LOUISE SHORE ROAD CROSSY HOPE LAMOUR 'ROAD TO UTOPIA' 'TOKYO ROSE' BOMB PICTURES ABBOTT COSTELLO A MONTEZ 'TANGIER' Robert PAIGE Explosion Fulton DeKal Clearly! Vividly! Brooklyn 'LITTLE GIANT' SABU CENTURY CONDITIONED KINGSWAY Coney Kings Island Av. GINGER "HEARTBEAT" ROGERS and JEAN PIERRE AUMONT KARLOFF MARINE. Flatbush Highway.

"Postman Always Rings Twice" and "Talk About a Lady" PATIO, Flatbush Ave. and Midwood Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour Bop Hope VRIALTO, MIDWOOD, Flatbush Avenue Ave. and E. -Cortelyou 13th St. "ROAD TO UTOPIA" MAYFAIR, Avenue -Coney Island Ave.

and "TOKYO ROSE" ALBEMARLE. Flatb'h -Alb'm'le Rd.Ida Lupino Paul Henreid Olivia de Havilland VELM, Avenue Fulton at St. East and Bore 17th "DEVOTION" and LINDEN, FARRAGUT. enr. Flatbush Nostrand-Parkside Av.

-Farragut Aves. Rd. "THE FALCON'S ALIBI" NOSTRAND, Kings Av. TOM CONWAY TRIANGLE, Kings Highway- E. 12th St.

(In Technicolor) "ZIEGFELD FOLLIES" COLLEGE, Flatbush Ave. -Avenue "FROM THIS DAY and "JOE PALOOKA" QUENTIN. Quentin Rd. at E. 35th RAY LOST WEEKEND" VOGUE.

Coney Island Avenue "ABILENE "GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER" PARKSIDE. Flatbush and Parkside Avs. "ZIEGFELD FOLLIES" "STRANGE IMPERSONATION" TODAY AT CENTURY'S KINGSWAY-MIDWOOD-ELM SPECIAL BIKINI ATOM BOMB PICTURES pleted. The music and lyrics are by the teams of Hughie PrinceDick Rogers and Erwin DrakeJimmy Shirl. The sketches are mainly from Charles the Sherman pens of Matt Brooks, and fred Geto.

"Happy Day," which was previously announced as "Give Us This Day," will go into rehearsal during August. EVELYN KEYES, who is now starring in "Renegades" at Loew's Criterion, is the 1946 winner of 1.e "Oscar" given by Greek sculptor Jon Stayrionos to the girl whose legs do most for the current crop of bathing suits. Last Stage Show at 12:15 A.M. Last Feature at 1:15 A.M. ROBERT SYIVIA ANN YOUNG SIDNEY RICHARDS in Person ANDY RUSSELL Searching Wind ALAN THE PIED WILLIAMS PIPERS A HAL A WALLIS Paramount PRODUCTION RAYMOND Estrel SCOTT BAND OPEN PARAMOUNT Feature DOORS Times Square Nightly DAYS! "Cluny is Brown 10 Amorous and Scandalous!" -ALTON COOK, World- Telegram DOORS OPEN 9.30 A.M RIVOLI Broadway 49th St.

Bikini A-Bomb Pictures On Embassy Screens The official films of the fourth atomic bomb explosion, the joint army-navy test at Bikini, form the bulk of the newsreel beginning today at all Embassy Theaters. The Embassy reel recounts the story of the test in chronological sequence, showing preparation for the experiment, the mighty explosion and the survey of its damages. Theater Guild Proposes Show With Movie's Cast The Theater Guild has proposed to Metro Goldwyn Mayer that "Summer Holiday," the musical film version of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness." be staged on Broadway with the entire film cast, under the Guild banner. Guild directors have wired the studio asking for director Rouben Mamoulian, Mickey Rooney, Walter Huston, "Butch" Jenkins, Frank Morgan, Gloria De Haven, Agnes Moorehead, Marilyn Maxwell and Selena Royle to appear in the same roles they are now portraying before the camera. AIR CONDITIONED WARNERS STRAND AwaY ELEANOR PARKER 4714 PAUL HENREID IN PERSON ALEXIS SMITH SPIRE OF HUMAN Jones BONDAGE CITY SLICKERS OPENS 10 A.M.

LATE MIDNIGHT FILL BETTE DAVIS In Double her role! "A STOLEN LIFE" GLENN FORD DANE CLARK 8'WAY AT 51st HOLLYWOOD OPEN 10 30 A.M AIR CONDITIONED LATE FILM 11:40 GOLDEN PICTURES BREAKFAST. You to Invites HOLLYWOOD PLUS ANDY SPIRE KING COLE RUSSELL JONES TRIO Brandts cool GLOBE 46th B'way IN TECHNICOLOR (RENEGADES EVELYN KEYES WILLARD PARKER LARRY PARKS EDGAR BUCHANAN LOEW'S COOL 45th SAMUEL GOLDWYN presente DANNY KAYE the Kid from Brooklyn Technicolor Doors Open 9:30 a.m. ASTOR Van JOHNSON Geo. PAXTON Esther WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Lucille BALL Hal LERO Keenan WYNN. Mark PLANT in M.G.M's Tony CANZONERI Easy To Wed Extral In Technicolor Joey ADAMS 6 51st FILMS OFFICIAL ATOMIC BLAST COMPLETE FILMS OF SPECTACULAR SCENES AS SEE IS THE FILMS DROPPED THE HISTORY- WORLD ON MAKING HAS SEVENTY BEEN FOURTH -THREE WAITING ATOMIC TO WARSHIPS.

BOMB SEE EXCLUSIVE! LETTERS FROM LIFE IN PARIS TODAY EMBASSY THEATRES NEWSREEL) 50th 42nd ST. ST. RADIO PARK B'WAY CITY- AVE. 72nd BROAD (Airlines ST. Terminal) NEWARK B'WAY Cool DEW'S MOVIE TODAYS GUIDE MET Ava Geo.

RAFT GARDNER plus 'Night IN MERLE TECHNICOLOR! OBERON Paradise' FULTON ST. (WHISTLE STOP'T with TURHAN BEY KINGS EXTRA! Flatbush and Tilden AT ALL LOEW'S! Pitkin and Saratoga A FILMS ACTUAL ATOM BOMBING AT BIKINI LATE SHOWS TONITE at MET. and "THE VIRGINIAN" (TECHNICOLOR) (Joel McCrea Brian Donlevy Sonny Tufts Plus "DRESSED TO KILL" VALPINE, 69th St. and Fifth Ave. BED FOR Bedford Av.

-Bergen St. BROADWAY, Broadway- Myrtle Av. CONEY ISLAND, Surf-Stillw'l Avs. V46TH 46th St. -New Utrecht Av.

GATES, Gates Ave. and VKAMEO, East'n P'way- Nostrand Av. MELBA, Livingston St. Hanover PI. ORIENTAL.

86th St. -18th Ave. PREMIER, Sutter Av. Hinsdale St. BAY RIDGE.

72d Street and Third WARWICK Jerome and Fulton BORO PARK 51st St. and New Utrecht BREEVORT. Fulton Street and Bedford CORNEL. WILDE "THE BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST" IN TECHNICOLOR PLUS "A LETTER FOR EVIE" MARSHA HUNT JOHN CARROLL LANA TURNER JOHN GARFIELD 'The POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE' Plus "TALK ABOUT A LADY" Gene Tierney, "DRAGONWYCK," Huston, Vincent Price: Plus "DING DONG WILLIAMS" Ida Lupino Paul Plus "THE FALCON'S ALIBI'-Tom Conway THEATRES PALACE Bing Crosby Beb Hope Dorothy Lamour CHECKED East N. Y.

Ave. and Strauss St. "ROAD TO "TOKYO ROSE" FEATURE FILMS SHOWING TODAY BAY RIDGE AND SUNSET PARK 6th Ave. and 56th Straight, Place, Show: Lonesome Trail: Phantom of Chinatown Center, Electra, 75th and Third Lucky Partners; also Silver Queen Fortway, 68th and F. H.

Abilene Ziegfeld Town: Follies of also 1946; Getting also Strange Gertie's Garter Impersonation Harbor, 920 St. and Fourth Stanley, Fifth Ave. and and 75th Road Flesh to and Utopia; Fantasy; also Ali Tokyo Baba and Rose the 40 Thieves Park. 44th St. Fifth Ave.

BEDFORD Lincoln, Bedford Ave. Eastern Parkway Torrid Zone; also Polo Joe National, 720 Washington Night Plane From Chungking: also Polo Joe Rogers, 333 Rogers Ave. PR. 4-2230 Creek; also The National Barn Dance BENSONHURST Colony, 18th Ave. -65th St.

BE. 6-2231 Enchanted Cottage; also Man From Oklahoma BORO PARK Elton, 450 St. and New Utrecht Fleet's In; also Suspect BOROUGH HALL AND DOWNTOWN Duffield, Duffleld and Fulton Road to Utopia: also Tokyo Rose Majestic. 651 Fulton St. Tiger Fangs; Castle of Crime: Sins of Children Momart, Fulton St.

and Rockwell To the Shores of Tripoli; also Earl Carroll Vanities St. George Playhouse, 100 Pineapple St. Devotion; also Falcon's Alibi Terminal. Fourth Ave. and Dean Men of Texas; also Carolina Blues Tivoli, Fulton St.

and Bore Hall Devotion; also Falcon's Alibi BRIGHTON BEACH Oceans. Brighten Beach Ave. Hoff St. Devotion; also Falcon's Alibi BUSHWICK Empire, Ralph Ave. FO.

From This Day Forward; a also Joe Palooka, Champ Colonial, Broadway and Devotion; also Falcon's Alibi FI-ATBUSH Granada, Church and Follies of 1946; also Strange Impersonation Kent, Coney Island Ave. and Avenue Cinderella Jones; also Under Two Flags Leader. Coney lal3 ad and Newkirk Aves. Devotion; also Falcon's Alibi EAST FLATBUSH Avenue Avenue and E. 43d From This Day Forward; also Joe Palooka, Champ Rugby, Utica and Church Avenues Lost Week-End FLATLANDS Traymore, Avenue and E.

46th St. The Lost Week-End; also Short Subjects GERRITTSEN BEACH Graham. Gerrittsen Whitney Wake Up Screaming: It Happened in Flatbush KINGS HIGHWAY Jewel. Kings Highway at Ocean Parkway. The Woman in the Window: also Spitfire PARK SLOPE Atlantic.

Flatbush Ave. and Dean The Long Voyage Home: also Come Out Fighting Cariton. Flatbush and Seventh Aves. Road to Utopia; also Tokyo Rose New Venus. 1224 Prospect Ave.

From This Day Forward; also Joe Palooka, Champ Plaza, Flatbush Ave. Park PI. Air -Cond. Doll Face; also Shock Sanders. Prospect Park West-14th St.

Getting Gertie's Garter; also Abilene Towa AVENUE SECTION Avenue U. Avenue and E. 16th St. Ziegfeld Follies: also Strange Impersonation RED HOOK, ERIE BASIN Gloria, $95 Court Old California: also Gay Blades RIDGEWOOD Ridgewood, 1673 Myrtle Road to Utopia; also Tokyo Rose SHEEPSHEAD BAY Sheepshead, Sheepshead Rd. Getting Gertie's Garter; also Abilene Town SOUTH BROOKLYN Sanders Globe.

15th St. and 5th Ave, Follies; also Strange Impersonation VALLEY STREAM, L. Drive-In Theatre, Sunrise Bandit and the Lady; also Micky the Great 2.