Β—18 * THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. to be home in time to watch young and still selling out nightly, cele- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1943. Father in scenes of the new Musical's Roddy's Roddy film Birthday brated its first "Holiday in Mexico." By the Aetociated I'tesi. anniversary on Gomes Home Soon NEW YORK. Broadway last week. The manage- Wide View of Animal HOLLYWOOD. Ice Show "Bloomer Girl," one of the bigges ment is planning on its sticking Prospers Tiuslcal hits of the 1944-5 ι Kingdom Thomas A. MacDowall, naviga- seasoi around lor another full year. Et the Associated rresi. tion and gunnery officer of the Brit- a NEW YORK. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Gives Movies New Glamour ish Navigation Service and father Having played more than 600 per- of MacDowall, has received By JAY CARMODY. Roddy formances at Radio center his official discharge papers in Lon- City's Hollywood is loosening up in its definition or conception of glamour, don and is due in Hollywood within theater, "Hats Off to Ice" reports it and it seems to be a very good thing. Until recently, it confined its dra- the next two months. MacDowell has passed the $2,000,000 marlc in matic accent to the glamorous members of the human, horse and dog enlisted four He hopes gros,s receipts. ν families. years ago. Lately, however, it has discovered the secret that there are SIGMUND ROMBERG humans to a AMUSEMENTS. many whom prize Jersey cow or even possibly a Hamp- AMUSEMENTS. shire boar, is much more arresting than the girl who is, or was, Miss and his Orchestra America. Like most of the secrets to*^-~—: which is uctumes privy, nonywooa iuiR. ni un me secret mai prize do- Constitution Hall Today—8:30 P. M. is sharing the latest one with its vast mestic animals are held In the MARIE NASH GENE MARVEY and growing public. The surface, greatest pride and deep affection o^CAPITOl GRACE PANVINI MARY BECKER however, has barely been scratched. by their owners. The Queen is a cow of which her SoJoitt! "State Pair," you must notice, if owner can say that he STARTS THURSDAY her calf will you saw it, managed to make quite hopes not be better Tickets 1.20, 1.80, 2.40, 3.60 Incl Tax than the mother. It is one an impact with those of its passages of the most dramatic THE PICTURE THAT NEVER SNOW CONCERT which featured the champion Hamp- speeches in the film, BUREAU (in Campbell Music Co.) mere so than shire boar, Blue Boy. many dealing with LETS 60 OF YOUR HEART! 1108 G St. N.W. RE. 4433 the human relations in the story. ■•an Ιβ ΟΟ β Μ Ml Βη Oflec 7:0· P. ML "Our Vines Have Open» Tender Grapes," More Queens and Blue Boys would which screened for was, yesterday be mighty fine for the movies, a kind critics, looks elsewhere in the aSiimal refreshing flavor that can't be ob- * kingdom for an equivalent and tained with more glamorous humans comes with a cow called up Jersey who have begun to look too much The Queen, and a calf (cute, but mis- alike. cellaneous as to breeding) named * * * * SUBSCRIBE MOW Elizabeth. There is also a herd of It might be that Ann Sheridan *v UNITKD AKTftîi other kine (a word we use because WEDNESDAY EVENING SERIES and Warner Bros., who have been we want to show Hollywood that we quarreling for the last of Subscription Only , are prepared for its new develop- couple • years, will decide to and for- ZACHARY Concerts, Constitution Hall, 8:30 P.M. ment with the proper vocabulary). forgive get—and start working together * * * * again. NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The screen, in the course of its The picture, "It All Came True," SCOTT HANS KINDLES, Conductor years, has familiarized urbanités in such a case might be partially Oct. 31 MARJORIE Jin. 9 LAURITZ with the shapes of most farm ani- responsible. Its re-Release by the BETTY UWIENCE, Soprano MaCHIOR, Tenor Hoy. 7 ORCHESTRAL PR06RAM Feb. 13 CUUDIO ABRAU, Pianist mals, but heretofore largely as back- studio has been marked by such PORTRAIT OF A SICK MAN—Ray Milland abandons his usual J?5 Now it uses them for a warm reception as to create the Mov. 21 RUDOLPH FIRKUSNY, Pianist Feb. 27 JOSEPH SZI6ETI, Violinist ground. lug- light-hearted urbanity to play the pitiful Don Birnam, the ging the dramatic action, sometimes impression there is a strong public D«. 19 HANCHE THEMM, Mezzo-soprano Mar. 20 ARTHUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist for climatic demand for Miss Sheridan's chronic alcoholic of "The Lost Weekend." The film version of «si 3 PROGRAM passages in the tales it reap- April ORCHESTRAL Is telling. pearance on the screen. the Charles Jackson novel will be seen in the near future on a The fact that it is SERIES BEGINS 3 That certainly is the case of the being held local screen. WEEKS FROM TONIGHT Queen in "Our Vines Have Tender over a second week at the Metro- Held Over 10 SUNDAY CONCBITS—BE6INNIIK SUNDAY, OCTOIER 28-4 P.M. is a nice of evidence s Milstein, Travers, Sandor, Rise * Grapes." She is almost as politan piece L.ioya comeoacK picture, Tne Bin ters yesterday. And, as part Darcy, Segovia, Stevens, Dougherty important to Ruzlcka, Grainger — χ Orchestral Concerts to the that effect. of Harold Dtddlebock," which is f the same release, scenes from by Demand Percy climax of the picture as is Popular Wednesday subscription series, $6.90—124.30: Sunday series. $(.3t—$17.11 + * * * being written, directed and he trial of the Margaret O'Brien, its star. And, in pro- Joseph Kramer, NATIONAL SYMPHONY BOX OFFICE duced by Preston east of Belsen. The lack an earlier passage, she makes it Another long absent face will Sturges. great KITX'S—1330 G SU NAtlonal 7332 f critical enthusiasm which "Pol- possible for the author to let city return to the screen in Harold The face is the one which be- longs to Lionel Stander, who is by naise" encountered in Washington LIONEL KAYE ras as Th· Daffy Aiictt*M«r AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. no means so glamorous as Miss negligible compered with he lack of thé same in New Sheridan. Paramount's memo on thing TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES fork. ... Its dancing and sets Stander says that his role will be Buy War Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Theater. a comic one, than which there yere regarded as its only redeem- DIANE COURTNEY ble Star of Radio Md· All Tine Schedule· raiely has been any other in a features. Hardly redeem- llnilni Given I· Warner CAPITOL Bro·.' Ads Indicate Time Feature Ia out of I .ble enough in themselves. Copi^l,H0·;^"' LAWRENCE [picture Sturges' imagination. 'ir«t Show «: 15—BURGESS MEREDITH Prwented. η Era te Pyle » "STORY OP GI JOE. Theater» Matineei * * * * THE KEMMYS Ha Tine I AMUSEMENTS. r&Rm INK 1,th «■ Ν· c Av* S E Wednesday waifs and strays: UnnuLinit CeBt. Frem S;45 ρ M. ANBASSADOB One of the year's favorite social Healthfully Air Conditioned. Matinee 1 P.M. THE events of its number of FINAL WEEK ENCHANTED COTTAGE." ROBERT ! "RHAPSODY IN BLUE," with ROBt increasing NATIONAL rOUNG. DOROTHY McGUTRE "WEST ! ERT IfHI IWITHIi t>M. g:3e. M»U. 2:3» HADRIAN ALDA. JOAN LESLIE. At 1:16· ROLLINI TRIO 3F THE is the National TIBBETT regulars Symphony PECQ8. BOB MITCHUM. : 3:55. t>:35. 9:"!5. Llt»l· Band In Hi· Orchestra's annual press party. rte PUmiGHTS· COMPANY Bin·** WyM Returns to Ï1 pr·..*» at· Mt utsm non ρ 2105 ρ°·Av··N W RE· °lM ί ashington The 1945 version, which bids fair ΛΙ*. ■··> *»«>?■' Sterilized Air Conditioning, BEYEBLY -est to exceed the liveliness of its Day—GREER CARSON. GREGORY i Parking Available te In CONCERT =>ECK. Space Patren·. DONALD CRISP in "THE VALLEY Today Through Friday —JAMES predecessors will be held Octo- SPENCER TRACY . HER 5F Ends Today HIGHNESS AND THE BELLBOY" DECISION." Open 4.45. 1-eature at1 CAGNEY, SYLVIA SIDNEY là ber 17 at the Our best i. 7:20. 9:4». I CONSTITUTION HALL Raleigh. His Return to the Stage BLOOD ON THE SUN.'' At 1:05, efforts to learn about it indicate 2931 N DURBIN, RALPH BELLAMY In "LADY finest comedian, will be seen at the ONE WEEK BEO. MON. MIMMRTnH 1349 Witcon.in Av·. ON A TRAIN." At 1:05. NOW 3:15. 5:20. 7:30. 8:40. Hippodrome in "The Heart of UUn0JUUUHMI 1154 Air-Conditioned MAX GORDON and Hammerstein's Doors .ast Dit—Two Really Truly Fine Hltf <23 9th St. N.W. Paris," Newsreels prtiteti Rodgers rrWTRMtut I DAL starting Friday... ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" with CARY ME 2841 10:43 : Ορ·π 3 RANT, JACK CARSON. PRISCILLA 0p>nj of the World Series went on dis- , Today Through Friday—JOE E. PETER " FAY LANE, LORRE. Plus DANNY BROWN In "FIT in BAINTER Λ f FOR A KING At the local downtown the- 10:30 ί a play FAIR ■CAYE in Featurette. THE BIRTH OF "· 1 2:00, 5:10. 8:15. GREER GAR- STATE STAR SON', GREGORY PECK in * BLAINE > "VALLEY OF DECISION." Αι 12:05. a nrri * 1342 Good Hop· ltd. S.E. 3:10. Ιηττι DitkHMMES Γ&ΙΒΙ(ΙΙΙΜιΙΙΠΠ AWN β:'^0. 0:26 lemne CKMN II. 9193. Air Conditioned. >v nere ana w nen 20* PEGGY ANN GARNER In JUNIOR MISS A New Ploy by IN TECHNICOLOR Vt_fi:15. 7:55. !<:40 ïtnmÉDY Current Theater Attractions MART CHASE, of "IURVfT~ Parking Space Available te Patrons. Today Through Friday—GARY OOO" Oirêctéd 010*01 GREENBELTHMAiMlUleAi * and Time of bf (. KAUFMAN χΙΓ Conditioned.Md, I PER LORETTA YOUNG in "ALONG Showing Double Feature. CAME JONES.' At 1:15, 3:20, 5:20.;* —SEAT SALE NOW— 3 Ο KEEFE. BREWSTER S MILLIONS 7:25. 9:30. Stage. F md JANE WITHERS. "FACES IN THE ^ p°· Ave· «" 7,h s.e. National — "The Rugged Path":' FOG." 7. 8:30. rWHIPFNN \2t#z FR. 5200. Mot. 1 P.M. 2:30 and 8:30 COLUMDIA 2333 Ρβηη°· Αν·- Space Available to p.m. ïf^ sE· Parking Patrons. MUniaAnilrar.ui mn l· MRI. DORSEY'S 1945-46 Αγ 73n Air Conditioned. Todsy Through Friday—DEANNA Screen. !| DURBIN. RALPH 3REER GARSON GREGORY PECK in I BELLAMY in THE " "LADY ON A TRAIN." At 1, 3:10. and the i VALLEY OF DECISION At 5:16, j Capitol—Her Highness 7:20. P:30. j| 5:lo, 7:20. 8:25. Bellboy": 10:30 a.m., 1:25, 4:20, 7:20, : Go. Ave. & Sheridan. 3227 M St. N.W. WHITE ONLY. COTOTnilMaalillUIAH 10:15 p.m. Stage shows: 12:40, 3:30, CONCERTS LIDO RA 2400. Mat. 1 P.M. (Air Cooled.) 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. Constitution Hall, lSth A C St·. Last Day—GREER GARSON. GREG- Last Day—Two Features. ORY PICK in "VALLEY THANK YOUR OF DECI- Columbia—"You Came 11 OMNMC IVtNT: Sm. A#»·, Ort. U 4 Λ*· LUCKY STAR8." Great SION." At 1:40. 4:20. 7. 8:40. Along": Ml-star Cast. Plus "THE UNWRITTEN a.m., 7:20 and 8:25 LAW CODE." Ρ17 VFD Go. Ave. & Colesville Pike 1:05, 3:10, 5:15, OIL·! hit FRITZ KREISLER, Violinist SH SS0Q Μβ, , fM_ p.m. 608 Nin,h St N W· MlLITTLE Ifab Parking 8pa< Available to Patrens. Earle—"Rhapsody in Blue": 10:55 M> U.JO to S3.60. imthtét ·"■· kt. f & G. Lest Day—GREER GARSON. GREG» ajn., 1:40, 4:25, 6:55 and 9:30 p.m. msr SMSc (i Sim. AAi. ·» 4 Arnt BEATRICE LILLTE In ORY PECK in "VALLEY OF DECI- «i- «*-* **) SION.'· tiJif.rf.t· C-.. *-■-* At 1:35. 4:15. 6:50. 9:φ. Hippodrome—"Journey Into Fear": "SKYLARK." March of Time, Cartoon. «ihta S4, SJ, trJO. PO. titSO. 2:30, 6 and 9:30 pjn. PIT '3Λ 4 H s*· n.w. TTVflTI Uth & Park Rd. N.W. SKOMO SHK Sm. I Ton IITUlM ~ screen (4 AA·. Ko.) Continuous 2-11. co 1800 Ma,. 1 P.M. Keith's—"Johnny Angel": 11:35 CmmmaLmm· 4i ■ fl ImmmmMÎ. «WwTllvWy WVNW» tf /fltTPn^ rrwtvivwn^ LADY IN THE MORGUE" and "MURDER Today Ttrough Friday — JAMES a.m., 1:40, 3:40, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55' HonwHiSfmticklK 14, J* J7.JA m \Ί_ THE BASKER VILLES." CAGNEY, SYLVIA SIDNEY in snjo. "BLOOD ON THE SUN." At 1, 3:05. "ORDERS fro· p.m. 5:15. 7:20. 9:30. 11 Little—"Skylark": am., 1, 3:10,1 INvitrotod Circular on rofinit —SIDNEY LUST Conn. Ave. & Newark. DotrT THEATERS—, UPTOWN"«»»"« TOKYO" 7:30 and 9:40 5:15, p.m. Mrs. DORSEY'S CONCERT WO. 5400. Ma*. 1 P.M. Çatt#J IUREAU BETHESDA Today and Tomorrow—JAMES CAG- Metropolitan—"It All Came True": 1I0S « St. NEY. WARNER BROS. (Compboll'i) NA. 7111 Ends ... "YOU WI. -îses *r WI. 9636*. SYLVIA SIDNEY in "BLOOD 10:45 Today CAME ALONG'' ON a.m., 12:55, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and Last Times Today—6:15. 8:11. 10:06. THE SUN." At 1:15, 3:20, 6:25. FEATURETTÉ 9:30 p.m. DEANNA DURBIN. RALPH BELLAMY. :30. 9:3o. "LADY ON A TRAIN." Enjoy our Reti- Theater» Harinf Etc. Performance. MiSSjW JfUe ta TECHNICOLOR Palace—"State Fair": 10:45 a.m., acooe acreen—the finest til America. 12:55, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:35 pjn. APOLLO DOORS OPEN wth Ν Ε· &«■ Pix—"Murder at the Baskervilles": CAMEO νΑ.'^·· Today and Tomorrow—BFTTE DA- Air VIS In "THE CORN IS GREEN. At 3:19, 5:43, 8:07 and 10:31 p.m. imr. 10:45 λ. M. Conditioned—Today-Tomorrow. β:60. 9l20. Double Feature—Last Full show H. Trans-Lux — News and RKO JEANNE CRAIN. IN THE MEANTIME. 56,2 N W· Shorts, • WAtMIRfiTONKEITH'S IKST1TUTIC» DARLINO" AVALON DONALD continuous from 10 a.m. COOK. VIR- c^ ^*; Op». U. t. Tr«»iury on ISMi It OINIA GREY. "BLONDE RANSOM Today and Tomorrow—JOHN WAYNE AN in "BACK TO BATAAN At fl. AMUSEMENTS. HYATTSVILLE SSSS^St 7:45. 9:35 « ι II Free Parkins—Air Conditioned ^ Ρα. Αν». Today-Tomor.—At 6:16. R:05. P:B5. AVE GRAND υ υ PEGGY ANN GARNER. w υ υ I ALLYN J06- OP Ftotesi LYN. "JUNIOR MISS GJStJOE " A™ in High MM A Rockvill·, Md. Rock. 191. r,"*U 4935 Go Αν· NW· Pre· forking. COLONYWWKWI11 ge. 6500. Air Conditioned—At 7:115. 8:37, P:SS. Today and Tomorrow—Ernlf Pylf« TOM CONWAY In "FALCON IN HOL- "STORY OF GI JOE." At 7:05. P:20. Derelict ship ... stolen gold LYWOOD^ WHEN A GIRL IS OVER 21, MAHLBOBO Md" HOME »V l\tr- . crew murdered ... and a hunch Upp*rM*"T' Last Day—ROBERT YOUNG. LA- Air Conditioned—At 7:25, f>:20. RAINE DAY in THOSE ENDEARING JACK OAKIE PEGGY RYAN, ·THATS YOUNG CHARMS At 6:40. 9:35 THE leads into SPIRIT·" THOMAS MITCHELL in "'WITHIN Captain Angel THESE WALLS." At 8. are 3030 NW- There three things HIPPODROME SAVOY grim adventure... in the fabulous Continuous Showin* Prom 1:43. co^ ORSON Last Day—PETER LAWFORD DON- she won't WELLES WEEK! ALD CRISP in "SON OF LASSIE At tell! "Quarter" of New Orleans I ORSON WELLES and the MERCURY β. 7:50. 9:4δ. PLAYERS In Two Hit-s—"CITIZEN A 8244 Go. Ave., Silver KANE" and "JOURNEY INTO TEAR" »M»UCFf Spring. with JOSEPH COTTEN. Pius Up-to- SH 2540 poking Spa(:. the-minute News. Last Day—CLAUDETTE COLBERT in I "IMITATION OF LIFE" At 6:15, ■4eb 9:35. JOHN LODER in JEALOUSY.·' THE VILLAGE At 8:20. Phone MI. β·»37. Τ 4th & Butternut Sti. _ A AAUFMΒ ΙΤΑΜΑ Scientifically Air Conditioned. GE 4312 Parking Spoce. Last Day—RALPH BELLAMY. CON- "WILSON," STANCE MOORE in "DELIGHTFULLY ALEXANDER KNOX, CHARLES DANGEROUS." At 6:15, 7:55. 9:40. COBURN. °° Av*'& Quebec pl-NW· NEWTON YORK ,2,hs* N«|,on Last Day—GREG McCLURE. LINDA Healthfully Air Conditioned DARNELL in "GREAT JOHN L." At "THUNDER ROCK," 8:15. S. 9:45. MICHAEL REDOROVE. BARBARA 15,3 MULLEN. IfUIInLΓΓΜΤΡΓ Seminary Rd„ Alex, va (Fairlington, Ve.) JESSE THEATER Phene Trmolf 1000 fer Information· Schedules and Directions. Phvne DC. 9861. "INCENDIARY BLONDE." BETTY Scientifically Air Conditioned. HUTTON. ARTURO de CORDOVA. Double Feature. ν ίΤΪΤΓ Phone Fall» Chr. 1555 "FOREVER * * " "* *·*>· YOURS," * Shows 7 and 9. GALE STORM. SR.. AMBREY SMITH. M Ο "THRILL OF ROMANCE," VA* i GEORGE RAFT1 "THE BRIGHTON ■*« JOHNSON. ELEANOR PARKER. I ΓΓ A Treat for the Entire Family. Ο STRANGLER," """ JOHN LODER. ROSE HOBART Show, 7 4 9 Ο ο "CONFUCT." HUMPHREY BOGART. ? COLUMBIA 1st St. & R. I. Ave. N.W ALEXIS SMITH. PICTURES αCTWIN «. la Τ un Ο rrt*«nf« CLAIRE TREVOR Fhon. NOrth 9689. Scientifically Air Conditioned. Double Feature. ARLINGTON Ο "WHERE DO WE GO^S"o*«.!»8:| FROM HERE?" "THOSE ENDEARING *J * FRED MacMURRAY. JOAN LESLIE. ο YOUNG CHARMS," 1729 Wilson Blvd. WIVniLaun (All SIGNE HASSO LARAINE DAY. ROBERT YOUNG. ?(*·£ phen. ox U80 "BROOKLYN "OUT OF THIS WORLD." EDDŒ ο ORCHID,' BRACKEN. VERONICA LAKE. WILLIAM BENDIX. MARJORH i WOODWORTH Λ Η avHTflM oiao Wilton Blvd. DUNNE THE 3707 Ml. , nam υπ phene oxferd n39 ALLAMWK VrnMilM Vemon | wjl CHARLES 0 new *wuwn Av. A|„.( γ». "CALL OP THE WILD." CLARK GA. ο s On* Block Frem Presidential Gardent. g? BLE. LORETTA YOUNG. ο Β Phone Alex. «484. ο Free Parking in Rear of Theater. BUCKINGHAM ο "WILSON," Si "8TAGE DOOR CANTEEN." «8 Star». =· CHARLES ο I ν 2130 No. Gl.b. ltd. ALEXANDÏKQKNgX, CVallUC· PHP St« ♦( * WILSON' COBUM Ο 533 Oxford 4266. ACADEMY "CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT.·· ο ^i."· BARBARA STANWYCK. DENNIS Ο Scientifically Air Conditioned. MORGAN. ο Double Feature. ο "Within These Walls," K B THEATERS ο THOMAS MITCHELL, MART ANDERSON. APEX 4$th * Matt. Av·. H.W. ο LOWELL GILMORE HOAGY CARMICHAEL "THREE'S A CROWD," WoodUy 4600. ο Continuous 1-11 P.M.—Door· Open 12:4β. OERTRJJDE MICHAEL. CHARLES [*ast Time Today—First Time at PopuUr ο ο GORDON Prices—Darryl P. Zanuek's "WILSON" Un λ SIDNEY BUCHMAN Production MARGARET WYCHERLY ' Olorious Technicolor» with ALEXANDER ο STAHTON a,3llc &,"·«■ KNOX. CHARLES COBORN. GERALDINE ο Adapted from tht Ruth Gordon Air Conditioned. FITZGERALD. Features 1:05. 3:50, 6:35, ptay by Scientifically P.m. Double Feature. ϋ.25 Saeenplay by Sidney Buchmin Produced by WM L. PEREIRA Directed by EDWIN L MARIN ο ο "Song of Bernadette," ATLAS 1331 H s>* N l· AT·sm Directed CHARLES VIDOR JENNIFER JONES. CHARLES ο ij ο BICKFORD. Continuous 1-11 P.M.—Doors Open 1C:30. Screen PI *y by STEVE FISHER Ernie Pyle's "STORY OP GI JOE Star- •"TANKS A MILLION," ring BURGESS MEREDITH. The Best Λ JOE SAWYER. îtort to Come Out of This War. Plus WILLIAM BENDIX In "MacGUERINS PROM BROOKLYN." ο H1SEB BETHESDA ο 111? h S». N.E. Warner Bros. Spencer Tracy and Phyllis PRINCESS Τ*. WOO. ο ο Thaxter in Continuous 1-11 P.M.—Doors Open 12:3Λ. SEORGE SANDERS. HURD A.M. ο Seconds Over I DONNA REED in "THE PICTURE OP DOR-' StartsTOMORROW 13th "Thirty Tokyo." IAN GRAY." We Suggest You 6ee It From ο 10:15 κ κ ο Alio News and Short Subject·. the Beginning. Plus HUMPHREY BOGART OPEN 0 9:08. DOORS RADIO Feature Shown 6:20. in "Stand in- with joan blondell, ο near F LESLIE HOWARD. VA. ; ο ALEXANDRIA, Cm&TflR Minn. Αν·. «I Banning ο ARLE 1723 King St.—Alex. 3445. SUVA lull Rd N E TR 2600. ο Parking Spec·—Air Conditioned. Free Parking (or Our Patrons. ν VAN JOHNSON. ESTHER WILLIAMS, Cont. 6:30-11 P.M.—Doors Open 6:1β. ο THRILL OF ROMANCE." Doubla Feature Program. LAST DAY Warner Bros. Musical Th· Tenderly Human. Tensely Super "RHAPSODY IN BLUE" ο ·" wn» «».—au*.· m*. Kzcitln· ninmnim«ναηυπυ Story of a Boy and His Dot Ο ο ο ο Mat. Dally. Air Candltfonod "THE ADVENTURES OP RUSTY!" At ο ο ο ο οοοοοοοοοοοοοοο Ο GARY. GRANT. CONSTANCE BENNETT 7:46. ROBERT LOWERY. PHYIJS IB TOPPER, BROOKS.10.^AIM "HIGH POWSRED." 6:45. 8:10. ι » 4 Ù