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iS sJ 20 BROOKLYN EAGLE MAY 10, 1950 Screenings them, but Miss Peters, after hiding in the doorway of the dealer's home, to get a final glimpse of him considers suW cide. When the finally tries to end her life, she is saved, how-ever, and, the part she played in preventing the robbery finally being known, the art deal 'Johnny Holiday Youth Benefit At the Mayfair Ronald Alcorn's fabulous life story, from an uncontrolled youngster to a millionaire be By i JANE CORBY er shows up asking forgivenesj fore he was 30, culminating in his career as a motion picture producer, reaches a climax in New York next Monday with the premiere here of his first United Artists film. "Johnny Holiday," starring William Ben- Film Made in American Zone Of Germany Arrives at Rialto Life in a girls reformatory in Germany is explored in "Girls Behind Bars," Interesting German-made film which opened at the Rialto Theater yesterday, where it is having its American premiere. The picture was produced in the American zone of dix, at the Mayfair Theater. Miss Dunham's Dances May Not Be Sexy, but they Are Erotic Katherine Dunham becomes annoyed, they say, when people call her "sexy." Wei, Just to please her, I won say they're sexy, but she will have to admit that they certainly are erotic, especially that "Ritual of Fertility," one of the new dances that has just been added to the pro- gram at the Broadway Theater.j-'L'Ag'Ya." the one about the where the Dunham trou anl two lovers; "Bata- The story, by Alcorn, is of a Germany last year, and is the youngster In the Indiana State Boys School, paralleling his only German film to have been sex cases, undergoing "reform" at the hands of a martinet of own boyhood life.

awarded a first prize at the and offering marriage. At the end, in an effort to accomplish something besides a happy ending for Miss Peters' romance, the film has the tough head-mistress admitting that severity hasn't been too successful In reforming the girls, and agreeing to give gentler methods of the assistant a whirl. Whether or not the film gives a realistic picture of a German reformatory, it tends to over-realism in regard to the cast. Except for Miss Peters, none of the actresses are glamourized, even slightly. Gabriele Hessmann is terrifying as the head mistress, Ruth Haus-meister scarcely less so as the gentle assistant The men come off much better.

Richard Hauss-ler is attractive as the art dealer, and Ralph Lothar is pitcuresque as the phony artist. T.lrti Behlnel Owanu fllM. die 191? Venice Film Festival The premiere will be a gala occasion, sponsored by the National Cartoonists Society for a headmistress, who believes, in severity, and an assistant! Starring Petra Petesr, one of vinds up its engagement a aula." the rope and fishermen ur-ek from this Saturday number; "Jazz in Five Move-! the benefit of their "Somebody Germany's important who believes in "reading hours" and "music Into the group comes Miss Peters, who has been involved in an attempted robbery-with-murder. Her record is clear in the JOHN LUND, starred with Barbara Stanwyck in "No Man of Her Own," which is being held for a second week at the N. Y.

matter of sex delinauency. due Lares' tuna, a program for youth aid. The Cartoonists, who expect to fill the theater with seats priced from $2.50 to $25, will present the famed Cartoonists Show, which toured Army camps and hospitals through the war years. "Johnny Holiday," filmed in its entirety at the Indiana Boys School, with the co-operation of IN PERSON Sid Caesar and host of other big names will perform tonight in the all-star show at the Academy of Music for the benefit of Congregation Mt. Sinai.

to her own agility in repulsing unwanted attentions. Her ments," "Barrelhouse." "Flaming Youth" and "Veracruzana." With the exception of "Five Movements," although it's been tightened up and Improved since opening night, the others are in the best Dunham vein. If a masterpiece is something you can see repeatedly and always enjoy it equally as much, "Flaming Youth" is a masterpiece. There've been a number of Broadway shows lately. "Lend an Ear" and "Touch and flo" among them, that have kidded the Twenties.

"Ritual of Fertility." by itself, generates enough high-voltage well, eroticism, to powerhouse a big Broadway musical with dozens of undraped beauties. And the rest of her dances, it should be reported, aren't exactly concerned with the International situation, either. Miss Dunham, let's face It, Isn't one of the deep, solemn, serious thinkers of the dance stage, even if most of her numbers are based on ethnological, sociological or whatever-you-want-to-call-it Hold trips and re- mother is a drug addict, living actresses, it Is in German witn English titles. Anybody looking for a new design for reforming girls will have to look further than this film. From where we sit it is difficult to tell, whether or not the picture reflects present day procedure In German reform schools or even whether the film was made with any such intention.

There is every reason to suspect that "Girls Re-hind Bars" was produced for the purpose of telling a romantic story in a striking way, and in this aim the film is highly with a shady character, an ar tist, who sells fake art. In try behind ban Although Mnt tnm a the Governor and State ad ing to help her mother the 4 jhf Otto HrlnL At tha Tee- called the police when she saw Starvtni rurv Pelora. ministration, relates the story girl accepts an asignment from 'No Sad Songs' Stays At the Music Hall "Yn K.til Kim era fnr Me" Co the phony, to sell an antique of a young boy's regeneration. Allen Martin now appear- tatuette to a good-looking. what was going on, the girl re- fuses to try to clear herself, jn Arena the sake of her mother.

rt I I 1 1 Dl The routine of the refoima-iur u- riayers Tii Vi Oi rtt 1 ftr-' ng with the Ltints in "I Know starring Margaret SuIIavan, My Love," plavs the title role, gentlemanly art connoisseur. Romance Beginn Other meetings follow. When but none of them has gotten starch in the West Indies. But Wendell Corey and Viveca Lind- with Stanley Clements as his successful, due to a large de- who's complaining? It's an ex- so much hilarious fun out of underworld Influence. Willis gree to the vivid personality of cellent show they're putting on Goldbeck directed.

fors, will begin its third week at Radio City Music Hall tomorrow accompanied by "Accent on tory occupies a large part of the picture, along with some extra cirricular activities in which the girl's engage by climbing out the attic window Long Island University's Workshop Theater presented an arena production of Ibsen's "Ghosts" last night in its lounge theater at 380 Pearl and it will be repeated tonight through it as naming loutn does. Danced in brilliant style by Lucille Ellis as the Kansas City Woman, by the entire com "Johnny Holiday" will con Miss Peters. The setup of the plot is not unique. A lot of teen-aged de the romantic dealer surprises the fake artist and the girl's mother trying to burglarize his apartment, and he 13 attacked with a candlestick, the girl, the mother and the artist all land tinue its New York run at the Mayfair, at regular prices, on Rhythm," the Russell Markert stage extravaganza with Patricia Bowman, famed prima while the matron on duty naps linquents are herded together pany, in fact, its rare enter Tuesday, May 16. A minor hot-spot lures most of Saturday.

in a reformatory, most of them tainment Fine Teamwork Miss Dunham has never been MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE BROOKLYN ALBFE "Chatter the Deaea." tl. in better form and it's a first-rate bunch of dancers, drummers and singers that she has gathered around herself. Miss Capitol Contest In "Champagne for Caesar," opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theater, Ronald Colman ACCENT ON Ellis, Vanoye Aikins, Lenwood Morris, Wilbert Bradley, Claude Marchant and Dolores Harper almost wins $40,000,000 because he memorizes the Encyclopedia JUT at the Broadway, colorful, picturesque, endlessly rhythmic and graceful, and their new program is better than their first. New Xnmbers There are three new numbers in this revised program, new for the current engagement, that is, and all three are wonderfully entertaining. "Shore Excursion," one of her classics, again finds La Dunham playing the Woman With the Cigar.

"Rites de Passage," divided Into two sections, packs excitement as a boy undergoes a puberty ritual, and the other section, the fertility ritual, whips up a fine frenzy of rhythm that almost rocks the Broadway Theater. The final new one, "Shango," concerning a boy possessed by a snake, is also danced with contagious fervor. From the original program, the company still does 4:90. 7:40. Wit a Saeallfter," 12:31.

3:25. 1:13. 1:10. i FOX "The Daarhter of Boil O'flrady." A II. 1:44, 4:30, 7:20, "Federal Aretlt al I.arre," 12:44.

3:3, 4 JO, :12. METROPOLITAN "Tha eferaaor aid the 12:411. 4:01. 7:14, Sid. Street," 11:20, 2:31, 5:41, S.5S PARAMOUNT "Rldlnr Hlfh." 12:10.

3 30. 0:41, "Tha Greet 'line Robbery," 1 11:08. 2:10, 5:30. l. i STRAND "Destination Takra." 11.

I 54. "Cad la My to-Pilot," 11.20. 5:20, 0:14. MANHATTAN 'J Britannica. MUSIC HALL RADIO CITY The Capitol Theater will Kockeftlltr Cintaf SrKwplK, of tho Nation all rate individual mention.

All of them have been working together for some time, a few ever since Miss Dunham first organized her troupe some 10 years ago, and it shows in their award a complete set of the Encyclopedia Britannica, senior, in 24 handsomely bound volumes, to the writer of the best ON THE GREAT STAGE Spectacular entertainment pro duced by Russell Markert with settings by Bruno Maine and June Stewart Morcom presenting 1(1 OS. 10:09. Golden Twenties." 3:57, 9flS, ASTOR "Tha 1:53, 11:53. tetter, bv an adult or a school finished sense of teamwork. boy or girl over 14 years, on If their dances were only "Why I would like to be as "Excellent!" sexy there: I ve saia tne wrong word the show would become monotonous Fortu Cuem-wy, Her.

Trib. smart as Ronald Colman in 'Champagne for A second set of Encyclopedia nately, though, most of the "A brilliant blend of acting, writing and directing! numbers exhibit a fine sense of humor, a broad tongue-in-cheek quality, that helps vary the tone of the program. Both as creoreographer and dancer, CAPITOL "Conspirator," 10:05 12 34. 4:42. atare, 11:34.

2:03, 0:11. preview af "Champarne (or Caaaar" 3:03, 7:11, 11:19. CRITERION O. 10:15, 12 15, 2:20. 4:20.

6:25, 8:25, 10:30, 12 35 GLOBE "CUT Lirhta." 9:20, 11:11, 1 12. 3:05. 4:58. 1:51, 8:44. 10:37.

12 25 MATPAIR "Homa Br tha Rltar IS, i 11:10. 1:04, 2:58, 4:52, :4, 8:40, 10 34 i 12:28. Mimic BALL "No 8d Sanis far Ma 10:35, 1:19, 4:011, 7:13, 10; Itara, 12 18, 3:05, 8:12. 9:01. PARAMOUNT "No Man ol Rr Own 10:18, 1:35, 4:52, 8:09.

tart, 12:22, 3:41, 8:58, 10:15. i. 4 RIVOLI "Tha Blr Lift," 10, 12:17, 2:34, 4:51, 7:08, 9:27, 11:44. i. BOXY "Wabaah Avanua," 10:50.

1:55. isef 4:55, 7:55, Stata, 12:50, 3:35, ji' I 8:45, 9:45. I STRAND "Call .45." 10:59, 1:54. 5 02,1 7:50, 10:31, Btara, 12:31, 3 22,1 037 18 '-'S VICTORIA '''The Thfril Man," 10 11 69, 1:01. 4:03, 6:05, 8:07.

10, 12:11. N. Y. Strand Show Gets Second Week The N.Y. Strand variety revue, holding for a second week starting Friday, features Britannica, junior, in 15 volumes, will be awarded to the school boy or girl between the ages of 6 to 13 who writes the best letter on the same subject.

Letters should not exceed 250 words. School children must state their age. Send letters to: "Champagne for Caesar" Contest Editor, Capitol Theater 1639 Broadway. The contest closes May 25. Miss Dunham has a brilliant flair for showmanship, and she's equally matched by John Pratt, whose colorful, imaginative cos "I recommend it! French songstress Denise Dar- tumes and sets contribute substantially to the evening's eel, Hollywood's sensation of Jack Durant, comedian; Carl Ravazza, singing THE CORPS DE BALLET In enchanting dance fantasy to Chopin's immortal music star ring Patricia Bowman and Robert de Voye choreography by Florence Rogge.

THE GLEE CLUB In captivating songs of romantic Spain with soloist Donald Johnston, baritone clever comedy by Rex Ramer Rudy Cardenas in lively novelty. "Miss Sullavan has so much more to offer than most top movie actresses a rare combination!" star, and Frank Paris, puppeteer. In addition, the Strand stage show also features a $1,500 cash prizes Charleston dance contest, open to all from 16 to 60. The accompanying screen feature Is Warner Technicolor drama of the early West, "Colt .45," starring Randoph Scott and Ruth Roman. The joyous jackpot comedy ihaf kids "Hie RADIO AMD TV.

QUIZ SHOWS I II ru ra ytv -rrwMcm He's the guy who knows all the answers. she throws him a few curves! Turn your dial to LAUGHS! HARRY M. POPKIN proienli RONALD COLMAN (THF BIG BRAIN) in safes mifiltm Catholic Youth Show At Academy Friday The Catholic Youth Organization's fourth annual talent show for the parish of Brooklyn, taking In Kings, Queens and Nassau Counties, will be held Friday night at 8 at the Academy of Music. Miss Katherine Reif, president of the Catholic Teach 0 ers Association, is chairman of THE ROCKETTES The inimitable precisionists as glamorous "braves" dances by Gene Snyder introduced by Roy Raymond, baritone. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Directed by Alexander Smallens in "Memories of Old Vienna," from Johann Strauss favorites.

the affair. Ted Mack, producer of radio's No Sad Songs For Me tarring MARGARET SULLAVAN -WENDELL C0REY-V1VECA LINDFORS with NATALIE WOOD JOHN MclNTIRE ANN GORAN RICHARD QUINE Screen Play by Howard Koch a Baiad on a Rtdbook Mijilirta Novel by Ruth Southard Produced by BUDDY ADLER Directed by RUDOLPH MATE A Columbia Pkturt Picture it: 4:08.7:13, 10:00 a SUe Show it: 1MJ. 1:12. a 000RS0PEN THURSDAY 10:15 A.M. ce-itorrma W' CELESTE HOLM VINCENT PRICE ART LINKLETTER and BARBARA BRITTON Ptwtucid by GEORGE MOSKOV Oiitctad by RICHARD WHORf Slory ind Screen Play by Hans Jacgby and ltd Buoy Music WnlUn and Directed by Dimitii Tiomkm A Harry M.Popkm Production Relaasad Mim United Artisb original amateur hour will be the master of ceremonies.

The program will include nine junior acts, for entrants from ten to 15 years, and 15 senior acts. The entertainment will include singing, dancing, instrumental music, choral groups and The only figure couldn't figure! DOORS OrtN I'm CAESAR, on scRccns mm BAT RIDGE AND SUNSET PARK io1 SjcBEUY-tAUGHS Starts TOMORROW am. AH Centar, Ith An. aad setb at Velvet Touch; also The Foiltlta Electra. 79th St.

and Third An. Quartet; also Sprinctlme Stanley. Ith Ave. and 75th St Sands o( Iwo Jlma: also Brlmstont Stiol MATURE HARRIS 2CV Tod 'way 5ht St A (INC. TAX) TO 1 P.M.

I II A fl Ig i JOEL MeCREA ARLENE DAHL aun, iu rai. IXCEPT HOIS. ll TT A I "THE OUTRIDERS" (Technicolor) BEDFORD National 720 Washlniten An. Ambush; also And Baby Makra Threo Rogers. 331 Refers Ave.

PR. 4-223S Battlrtroand; also Blondie's Rrward BENSONHURST Ilth St. BE. 6-2231 Raea Street; also Berlin Express BORO PARK Normandy. 43rd St 4 N.

Utrecht An. Mra. Mike; also Red Litht BOROUGH HALL AND DOWNTOWN Dnffield, Dufflsld and Fulton Sts. My Foolish Hearti also South Sea, Sinner Momart, Fulten St and Rockwell Killer McCoy; also I Cheated the Law ST. GEORGE rLMy Foolish Heart; South Sea Sinnei Terminal.

Feurrh Ave. and Dean St East Side, West Side; also Intruder la the Daw) Tivoli, Fulton 8t and Sara Hall Naked City; also Tap Roota BRIGHTON BEACH Oceana, aVIititeaieacb St. My Foolish Heart; also Sooth lea Sinner BROWNSVILLE Hopkinaea. 4U rleekliuea Ave. Open City; also Tha Quiet One BUSHWICK Colonial.

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KIRK DOUGLAS LAUREN BACALL 1 i I Klaaa Hlti The A 55 yf JACKIE ivj ROBINSON STORY" commf, to tht WXs ASTOR Ml PAPITRI Com anytime) after 12:30 M. end see a special preview of ZL "CHAMPAGNE f0 CAESAR" in addition to our regular stage and PREVIEW screen show. Last showing of "THE CONSPIRATOR" at 8:45 P. M. Tnn A I 'tat In-Person show starring Rust Morgan I Orchestra, loan Edwards.

lUUAT Jackie Miles at 10:15 P.M. Final Preview Showing at 11:15 P. M. MIDWOOD rSB "TOIIHC HAH WITH A HORN" MARINE "PERFECT STRANGERS'-ginger Rogers ELM. Aeane at tut I7tk St.

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35th St. His Girl Friday! also The More the Merrier Traymore, Annua and E. 46th St Sands of Iwo Jlma; also Brimstone GERRITTSEN BEACH New Graham, SerritUea 4 Whitney Aves. The Great Lover; The Hons Aerasa the Street rrvmiDVC CAMII UnlTD Chlldrea ua ta 12 yeart admitted FREE (eubleet ta SHARltStoHl VEniUlI 0 rmuibl liuun tai) tr.M. whaa accamnnied by ararrt.

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and Ith 'HOLIDAY AFFAIR' 4 'MAN en tha EIFFEL TOWER' Riroli. Myrtle and Wilsea Avenuea Battleground; also Sena of India 8HEFPSHEAD BAT Sheepshead. Sh'opshcid The Outriders; also Golden Gloves Story Sheldon, I64t Sheeeihead Bay Read Malaya; alao Free lor All SOUTH BROOKLYN Avon. 9th St. 4 9th An.

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