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BROOKLYN EAGLE; FEB. 18, 1948 11 SCREEN By Ltw Sheaffer Brooklyn and Broadway NIGHT LIFE (rt By AL SALERNO Steinbeck's 'Pearl' Is Rich Fare; 'T-Men' Packs Excitement at the Fox In his best "The Pearl," John Steinletk's mupatron-lzing affection and respect for the 'disinherited found its slm-et, most poetic form. The story of a poor Mexican pearl iliver who found the largest pearl in the world, thereby raising CHINESE AHEAD IN FOOD DERBY Include me among those who believe the Chinese do more with and get more out of food than any other race. I will admit I recently switched my allegiance, and this was done after a visit to the uptown establishment of that eminent Can lounge and renamed them Newspaper Nook. There are nine booths, each bearing plaque with a reproduction of the masthead of one of the following: Brooklyn Eagle, Times, Tribune, News, Mirror, World-Telegram, Post, Journal-American and Sun.

I suggest one addition that each booth be supplied with a ropy of the paper after which it is named. Changed daily, of course. Another new band makes Hta New York debut tonight when Claudia Carroll and her all male orchestra open at the Green Room In Hotel Edison on W. 46th St. Irwin -youthful operator of the hostelry, claims credit for having discovered her, and brought her on from the West Coast' for a short run at the Edison.

FASHION PLATES, DEAR ME Basil Rathbone, "best dressed" stage star in "The Heiress," takes time out to discuss fashion with Helen Fraser, director of Barbizon models. Miss Fraser is a Bay Ridge girl. a storm, of greed and evil in his village, was made to order for hi sympathies and talent. The utory was also made to order for the screen, evidently. It has inspired a powerful, haunt-Ingly beautiful movie.

Original credit for "The Pearl," which opened yesterday at the Sutton, goes to Mr. Steinbeck, of course, but a large part belongs to our friends across the border. The film was made in the only way that it could be made right in Mexico, with an all-Mexican rant. And it was directed by Mexico's Emilio Fernandez, who "also collaborated on the screen play with Mr. Steinbeck.

The dialogue, let It be noted at this point, is in English. "The Pearl" is based on an actual legend that has been handed down for generations among the natives of California, the legend of Kino, his wife Juana and their baby son and how they lived to regret that Kino ever found the pearl. Kino and Juana lived, that is; the baby was -killed as a result of the evil stirred up by the discovery. SPECIAL PREVIEW TODAY Set special showing of "JASSY" 3:30, 6:50, 10:05 PM or 1:20 AM plus regular showinj ol "A WOMAN'S VENGEANCE" Dinner Includes soup, egg roll or breaded shrimps, dessert and tea, and with chicken chow costs $1.25. Other entrees, which determine price of the dinner, are shrimp fried rice, roast pork with vegetables, or tender beef chop suey, spare ribs, shrimps with lobster sauce, braised cluck and Subitum chicken chow 1 excellent or lobster, Canton style, at $2.35.

One can also order a la carte, The genial Oriental has ca tered to many prominent per sons in all walks of life in Lum Fong's (the place) two decade of food dispensing. Lum Fong (the person) introduced to the American eating public a number of dishes now to be found on every Chinese menu, and concocted numerous exotic sounding cocktails. Manager of the uptown branch is James Lee, head- waiter Is Tippy Wong. Both es timable gentlemen have, in ad' dition, private callings which may or may not be profitable-it isn't polite to ask but which for purposes of ending this tale, are reasonably valuable. Wong, of the retentive mem ory, is also noted for th Chinese lyrics he has composed HOLLYWOOD Well, Sam Goldwyn went and done It again.

His recent statement about cutting salaries at his studio was a bit more elegantly worded than the usual specimen of Goldwynism (such as, "I want my workers to say what they really think, even If Extra hours to as I shocking as I was i beautiful Tn the end, after they had been hunted through swampland like animals, after Kino had killed three men in self-defense, after the baby had died, they gave the pearl back to the sea. Kino was too unworldly to meet the problems it brought. There was no peace or joy in the pearl. In outline, the story is grim and yet this is not a grim picture. The outline cannot suggest the pictorial magnificence with which it is handled, the way the camera caresses the Mexican countryside and Mexican face for some memorable photography.

It cannot suggest the unselfish joy of Kino's friends over his good fortune and the joyous fiesta they threw to celebrate. It leaves out such homey, tenderly humorous things as Kino and Juana laughing like children when they look through a magnifying glass for the first time or the peddler's sign at the fiesta: "Shoes four cents per dance." Most of all. it leaves out the warmth and vitality of the people, qualities that give the picture depth and make it more than just a parade of pictorial splendor Pedro Armendariz and Maria Elena Marques, as Kino and Juana. are perfect. They seem I to live the roles, rather than i play them.

The same goes for the entire cast. At the Fox To say that "T-Men" opened at the. Fox today is the prize understatement of the week, rt didn't "open." It exploded. This Eagle-Lion thriller about Treasury Department sleuths is strong meat and just what the doc ordered for action fans with healthy nerves. The other feature is ''Love From a Stranger," an obvious and heavy handed psychological melodrama.

Made with the department's co-operation and based on its own, true-life skirmishes with the underworld, "T-Men whips up no end of excitement and suspense In its fight to smash a counterfeiting ring. Dennis O'Keefe and Alfred Ryder, Treasury agents, impersonate racketeers, worm their way in as members of the suspected gang, ana the cnase is on, a chase that piles action upon ac tion and runs smack into one climax after another until the breathless end. Every once In a while "T-Men" remembers its official sponsorship and pauses to give the story a documentary flavor, but this doesn't happen often. It is more interested in thrills and tension, and it gets them. O'Keefe and Rvder turn in good, realistic jobs, with able support from Wally Ford, Mary Meade, Charles McGraw and others.

They don't come any rougher or tougher than "T- Men." "Love From a co- starring Sylvia Sidney and John Hodiak. concerns a de mure English, girl who wins $200,000 on a sweepstake ticket and marries a strange chaR after a whirlwind courtship. The chief mystery is why she remains Innocent of his homicidal tendencies for so long. mtmiwummmmmmm mm ACTIOK-MUJOOIAIUTIC to THE 1 I PlVOLI I IN I it If a for many a song, for many a bandleader. Mr.

Lee Is owner of a Kosher noodle factory. There is a "new nook" policy at the Little Venice Re taurant on W. 13th Ht. In Greenwich Village, where New York's working newspapermen and girls may nit in private booths named after their respective papers. Proprietors Henry and David Vnnnini held a private christening ceremony for these booths In the cocktail MOVIE TIME TABLE BROOKLYN ALRFE "Cantaln' from Caotlle." 11:0 1:07.

"Dirk Traoy Meet! Gruesome." 11:00. 8:89. 11:30, rOX "T-Men," MO. 5:11, Silt, "Love Prom a Stranger," 13:39, METROPOLITAN "Hlh Wall." 10:81: "Tht I'nllnlihed Dance." 10:40, :07, 8:11. PARAMOUNT "Whr Tharc'a Mff." 4:07, "Panic." 11:08.

8:30, 8:43. STRAND "Trfinrt at Sierra Madrn." 8:30. "Case the Babr Sitter," 2:37, (:07 MANHATTAN ASTOR "The HUhon' Wit." IS: IK. 1:18. 4:14, 6:13, 8:12, 10:12, 1 0.

CAPITOL "Three Darlni namhteri," 10:18, 4:40, 7:81, 11:081 itaie 13:71. 8:83, 8:49. 10:08. CRITERION "Site. Mr Lere." 9:80, 11:73, 1:70, 3:15, 8:10, 7:08, 9:00, 10:58, 13:50.

GLOBE "Body and Soul." 9. 1:73, 1:87, 8:50, 1:07, 13:07. MAYFA1R "Gentleman'! Agreement." 9:00. 11:18. 1:30, 8:37, 5:34.

7:41, 9:48, 1 1 Ml'SIC HAI.L "The Paradlne Cae." 10:35. 1:30, 7:18, itaee, 13:43. 3:40, 8:31, 9:78. PARAMOUNT "Road to Rio." 10:38, 1:30, 4:00. 8:38.

9:11. atare. 10:19, 13:50, 3:31, 8:57, 11:01, 8:30. 13:03 8:33 RIVOI.I "To the Endt of the Earth 10:17, 13:84. 5:10, 13:03.

1:38, 9:47. ROX "Can Northnide 777 4:30, 7:50. (tare, 10:45, 1:30, 13:50, 3:50, 8:80. 10:00. STRAKD "Treasure of Sierra Madre." 10:11, 1:33, 4:80, 8:10, 11:40: atact, 13:38.

4:00, 7:31, 10:31. WARNKR "A Miracle Can Happen." 11:30, 1:80, 8:40. 5:43, 1:35, 10:10, 13:05. yourself a winter tan HOWE D. NffDCD LEO DRAFTING ARCHITECTURAL MECHANICAL MACHINE DESIGN BLUEPRINT READING BUILDING ESTIMATING National Technical Institute ENROLL NOW For Architectural or Mechanical Drifting Clattet Start March lit 60 Clinton Bklyn.

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LA. 4-83 Morning, Afternoon, Evening Claiaoa AVAILABLE TO VETERANS Enrollment 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. DOLAN Director tonese restaurateur, Lum Fong. I have been steadily moving toward the opinion expressed above, as a result of dining sessions at some of the town's well-known and not-too-well-known Chinese restaurants.

The affable Lum Fong, wise in his own way, probably realized what was happening perhaps from the eagerness with which I prepared for the meal. He must have said to him self: "I'm gonna convert this fellow, now." We started with a Lotus Blossom cocktail raised more steam with Won Ton soup, and got under way with the famous egg roll, crisp and hot. For main courses we sampled the Wor Shew Opp, or braised, duck. The Long Island fowl never showed to better advantage. There was also Lung-Ha-Gai-Kew, a com bination of lobster meat, chicken, beef, chicken livers, selected vegetables, baked kreplach, all floating In a delicious sauce.

On the side we had pork fried wke. I am raising- no great, or new, question by placing the Chinese to the fore in the food derby any persons, ages ago reached that same conclusion Nor have I made any sort of discovery in Lum Fong's newer place. He was discovered more than 20 years ago when his four-storied landmark on Canal St. opened its doors, a move that was to bring national prominence to Mr. Fong.

Eight years ago he branched out to j2nd below 7th and the modern room has become a mecca for chow mein enthus iasts. One of the is a dinner menu that starts at her Kuth Haig, but it's actually hi frail, a dame by the name of (Urable. Not a bad little voice, either, and the kid inny go places. OPERA BROOKLYN BROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC SAT. IVC, rCS.

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Today, 2 SHOWS TODAY 1 "SUPERLATIVE ENTERTAINMENT!" Coleman, Aflrror Sonil Hoolo A Arthur M. Wlrtl aruiirt ICETIME OF 1948 1 $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 SAT. EVES. A HOLIDAYS II tl 12 40, blot til EVES. 8:40: SUNDAY 1:15.

MAIL ORDERS MATS. TODAY, MON. 1:40: SUN. 3:00 CENTER Roekofollor Cootor. CO.

5-5474 HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY "Naney Walker is hllarlana in A top-drawer Broadway Timei NANCY WALKER TOOK. MA. I'M DANCIN' Conceived bv Joromo Robblno Musie tivrlct by Hufh Mortla Book bv Joromo Llwrenoo A Robert E. Lol A Ooori Abbott A Jonno Robbloe Produotloo ADELPHI Thta. 34th St.E.of way.

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44th St. W. ef B'wey Erei.8:O.Mat.Today.Rat.JThlaMon.,t:80 "SUPERB IfTrfOune MAURICE EVANS in -GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S COMEDY Man and superman HUDSON Tboa. 44th St. E.

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8:40. Matinees TODAY SAT. 8:40 No Perfi. Feb. 88, 84, 26, 27, 88 Open TONIGHT at 8 Sharp Lelnit Havwnrd vreientt henry fonda Mister Roberts by Tbomaa Herten and Joihna Loran (Bated on th novel bv Thomat Hieetn) DAVID WAYNE ROBERT KEITH WILLIAM HARR1GAN Directed bv Joihua Lovan Settinm bv Jo Mielziner ALVIN Thootro.

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PL 8-8948 Holliav MAT. MON.lfeb.2i, Wtuh.Bdav) I. HUM Mas M1 it costs them their but I think it ranks right along with the best of them. Boiled down, what his economy statement actually said was, "I believe in practicing what I preach so I'm cutting my executives sal aries 50 percent right along with the rest iof the employes! The fascinating thing about being a movie columnist is that you're always right on the in side of big happenings, and you learn about things that the gen- jeral public never has an inkling of. rinstance, -like the hoi press release I got the other day: "Sam Wanamaker, the New York stage actor who co-stars with Lilli Palmer in 'My Girl once played the triangle in his high school band." dig up stuff like that all the time.

Ronald Reagan has to wear two-inch lifts in his scenes with Pat Heal in "John Loves Marv." Rea gan's a six-footer, but Pat's a tall 'un, too, and he's gotta tower over her, he-man-like. Big modern real estate firms will soon be "showing you around' their properties via lfimm. movies in a projection room. Casting: Hoagy Carmichael will probably play Hoagy Carmichael's buddy in the biographical film about Hoagy Carmichael. Rod Cam eron reports from below the bowler that-he's got Mexican Virus X.

Wonder if they call Virus down there? (Well, you see, in Mexico, is pro nounced iiKe is nere. so it's called Virus up here, then down there it ought to aw, to heck with it). You have no idea how much trouble the studios go to make their movies natural and realistic for you. When a crowd say, Is to be shot, and the director decides he wants 500 extras for It, you think he just calls up Centra Casting and asks for 500 Uh-uh: The scene of action and the time of day have to be taken into account, because research has shown that at certain times and places you would see more women than men on the streets, etc. The studio researchers have other survey figures by which mmmmmmmm mm ts HI A BIG WAT I DICK POWELL SI6NE HASSO 4 A m-t HAZEL SC0T1 DON HENRY TRIO' Soot ml' RAYEandNALDI OAUDirfl ROSMT COLBERT CUMMINCS oom AMECHE ti hair BROOKS RESTAURANTS BANQUETS LI, OCCASIONS FR08I tS Tl ALL OCCASIONS FROM tS TO SOt BO.

Lait Jr. the selection of atmosphere players is guided. How many young people and how many old people? How many of the men wear derbies? How many of the women wear the New Look? (That's easy too many). Of all the people over forty, 00 percent must wear glasses, and so on. So the next time you go to the Bijou around the corner, notice how meticulously a good director sees to it that details of this kind are exactly as you would find them in reality.

I hope you appreciate it. Musical MiiMeringx: In retaliation ogaiiiht si in steps taken by American iiiu-siclaiiH, the British miisick-oik' union has barred Spike Jones and his crew from a four-week engagement at the London Palladium, at $20,000 per. Take a bow, Mr. Petrll-lo Kay Thompson and the Williams Brothers are breaking all-t I records wherever they appear. It's a good act, but it ain't that good Harry James unuck Ids wife aboard as vocalist on his platter of "I Can't Begin to tell you." The label rails STAGE PLAYS 'A terrlfm iriwiturt In bir' Hawkins, iHCNf m.

SELINICK presents A STREET CAR NAMED DESIRE A N'w flay bv TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Directed bv ELIA KAZAN ARRYMORE, 47th 8t.W. tl y. Clrcli 8-030 tvti. 8:30 hr. Matl.Tfdy.8at.A Fb.2S.

"Te be rtmembwrd with 'Sdow Beat' and Barnei. Herald Tribune THt THEATRE GUILD preent A NEW MUSICAL RLAY ALLEGRO XiifIc br RICHARD R0DGER8 B.nh A l.i no by OSCAR HAMMEKSTEIN li Pro.lutllon l-utril bv AGNE8 dl MILLE MAJESTIC Theatre. 4 tth St. W. or B'aar Em.

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S2.40 "4 frj'lval of cln Pnut IBE HARTMANS HANK LADD IN THE SMASH MUSICAL HIT Angel in the wings CORONIT.W.4l8t.I.8:30.Matl.Wed.. Set. Ilea. RODDERS HAMMBR8TETN vretenf ethel merman Annie get your gun Music and I.vrlm bv IRVINO BERLIN Book bT HERBERT DOROTHY FIELDS' Kith RAV MIDDLETON Directed by Jethua Loiaa IMPERIAL 4Mb St. W.

of way ti. 8:30. Wlata- Today, Sat. A This 2 30 LAST 4 WEEKS! KATHARINE GODFREY CORNELL TEARLE ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA with KENT SMITH I KNORE I LRU -RALPH CLANTON MARTIN IECK. 43 8t.

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38 "Th bMt mnMicil plar of the ttaion snd the bit In my rntir vlaj-gofni; exprrlenre." MORKHOVSE, Sun Brigadoon ZIEOFtLD Thfltro, 34th St. A OthAvfl. Ew Prltoi Mon.thruTbur.il. 8it.il. 20-S6 Mati.Taoi'4Sit.2:30.

MAIL ORDERS FILLED 2 Shows Every Sunday paul kelly Command decision with JAY FAS8ETT and PAI MnflRATH FULTON.W.46 Evll.S:40 Mito.Today.Sit.48ua. GILBERT SULLIVAN operas Week "The Mikado" Nert "H.M.S Pl-atoro- CENTURV Theatre, 1th A Tenor at SflthSt Em. 8:30. Moll. Today, Oat.

Fob. 23. 2:34 Mlltoo (dwordl and Mlohaol MuLlamnoIr with DUBLIN GATE NOW THRU SUN THEATRE PRODUCTIONS INDAY EVE. THE OLD LADY SAYS "NO!" by DENI8 JOHNSTON MANSFIELD. 47 St.

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TODAY, SAT. A MON. 2 SO.EVfS 8:30 "One of the mightiest clicks In Broadway Wlnchtll rlNIAN'S RAINBOW 4STH ST. THEATRE. Wont of Broadway "John Letter is excellent.

Vlrki Camming-! In splendid? yenemoas. Jane Loeknart is alteeether eaatlralln in a slick show." BARNF.S. Herald Tribune For love or money HENRY MILLER'S. 43d St.E.of y. SR.9-3'70 ErfO.

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And if you're the less strenuous type, there's a sheltered spot where you can sit and sun A bracing week in this gay playground now is a sure cure for that winter's-end feeling. Make up a party and arrange reservations right away. For information on things to see and do, write to Dept. S-4t 5 -Af Canadian Government Travel Bureau, Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa, Canada. cm WUf iMnniiuivwrr k-u gil lamb wild RICHARD CONTE LEE J.

COBB HELEN NALKEI 2o 7 Directed' by HfNItY HATHAWAY Produced by OTTO LANQ jL, Weekoir 'rlcei SfiJiK1 -SsnsanaaataaM-If I III Wc mdud.ni In 1WjT I HoMiw Rf. Hon. C. D. Minitif NO PASSPORT t'U, 7 "A VERY FUNNY- PICTUtlEr'-Sun SAMUa tOWM proton CAM 10RETTA DAVIO GRANT-YOUNG Nl YEN lkMojsWe SCfae tW i 3t tfe Sf HOTELS AVD Rivni 1 for all UL1 rn.

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