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Qpieeii , * Lack Tiac — Admission — Band’S of Interest 1 CO-STARRED A DRAMATIC MOMENT CUR-A-A-Z-Y FOR BLONDES ! ■■ ..————— CURRENT FILM _ '•'■'SBPifc___ BANDIT TYPE Btttmann AT CAPITOL IS DODGED BY Today — 3 Day* PRIZE DRAMA JAMES CAGNEY “Street Scene,” picturized from Janies Cagney, who is co-fea- the famous Pulitzer Prize play by tured with Joan Blonde 11 in "Blonde Elmer Rice, is presented by Samuel! Crazy," the Warner Bros, Goidwyn at the Capitol theatre to- produc- tion now at the Riroli San day and tomorrow. In directing > theatre. the story oi u. warm-hearted ro- Benito—after his tremendous suc- mance and a passionate murder cess in “The Public Enemy'* faced against the screen of a living city the danger of becoming typed in street. King Vidor makes of "Street future screen & Scene” his most ambitious effort appearances as since “The Big Parade.*’ gangster. Sylvia Sidney in whose ears are The bit which lie did in support still ringing the nation-wide acclaim j of George Arliss in “The Million- that greeted her appearance in "An :f MAURICE aire" conclusively proved his talent American Tragedy has the roman- for comedy. Scenes like the one CHEVALIER tic lead in the picture. William Col- f with Ma Delano, his mother, in I in AN ERNST lier, Jr., plays opposite her. Estelle "Sinners’ Holiday" displayed the Taylor follows her brilliant per- Evalyn Knapp. James Cagney and Joan Blondell In a scene from LUBITSCH j tragic depths which he car. reach. action formance in "Cimarron" with the -Blonde Crary ’, showing Sunday and Monday at the Rivoli Prod theatre, In "Blonde Cra/v” he plays the exacting and difficult role of Mrs. San Benito. Hppp* *a****wl'fc*' role of a wtsc-cracking bellhop with “The Smiling Maurrant,—which, to many of the a Estelle In dramatic moment of “Street Scene” now show- yen for easy money—which, play's multitude of friends who be- Sally Ellers Is the charming Taylor a though a shady character, is far Lieutenant” lieve "Street Scene’’ to be as much heroine ro-featured with George tug at the Capitol. Brownsville. SMILING TOGETHER! removed from the murderous a of mother love as O’Brien in the Pox film, “A Holy story Goldwyn’s gangster of "The Public Enemy" earlier "Stella Dallas,” is the most Terror’*, now at the Queen. or the relentless aid of the gam- English Talking important of all. ing fool in "Smart Money,** The Elmer Rice himself adapted his local -t Radio Features Spanish Titles premiere the Queen The- Today’s young screen favorite wishes to to the screen for Mr. stage play , atre Vhis portray characters today, popular leading SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 (Central Standard Time) utterly different — CARTOON Goidwyn It ran for 600 perform-1 Joan COMEDY man, who devotes most of Blondell is at her rough- a nets In New York, and for) his activ- Daytime broadcast*. Programs and station lists subject to change. played neck best as linen in the — 1 » "n iv i* 1 u Ann, girl Admission SSc l*c two years through the principal ities to outdoor romances, portrays (t:y The Assortntea rressp K I hA n hv — hotel 11:30—International Broadcast Also and partner of the bellhop, cities ci the United States. Mr. a role that was tailored his 454.;)—WEAF-NBC—660 to meas- WBCM WLAP WOOD WISN WCCO in this merry game of humbug. Rice directed the New York, Chi- VAX WIBW KFJF j ure, inasmuch as he is an expert (UOItXJXOi KSCJ WMT W —:—..7, cago, London and Los Angeles stage 9:00—Southland Sketches—Also WWJ KTSA KVOR KDYL KLZ CFRB j horseman and a WENK WBCM A version of licensed airplane WDAF W3B WCSH WTAM 11:45—Cafe Budapesth—Also productions. published \\ AM VVLAP WDOD WISN* WOWO WCCO the play lias appeared in five lan- pilot. 9:30—Dcerr’s Saxophone*—Also WSJtt KSCJ WMT WIBW' KFJF KTSA guages. He performs a series of hazardous \\SB WMAQ W'CJC WHO WDAF KVOR KDYL KLZ WKBH Not so much with the but tricks on horseback and crashes his UVMJ \\ All WSMB Wl'AA WKY street, — A 12:00—CathedralUFTERSOqX) Hour Also H OST into the a ICO with the whose lives airplane bathroom of — more so people 10:00—Neapolitan Day* Also WOC WXYZ WBCM WLAP WOOD WHEC radiate from its rusty brownstonc beautiful girl, gaily Ellers, a most : WHO WTAM WKY WWJ WMC WBRC WDSU WTAQ WOL WCCO houses, is the play concerned. A girl1 unique manner of introducing one- WAIT WHAS WMAQ WCKY WEBC KSCJ WMT KMOX WIBW KFJF KVOR KDYL KLZ who knows her mother is unfaithful, self. This incident, leads Kt’KC KRLD KTSA however, 10:S0—Tales of Emerald '*•« — Also WKBH to to an insensitive, cruel father, a cyni- i romance and happiness, though WTAM WEXR WCKY WOC WHO 12:45—Wee Willie Robyn—Also WBBM cal old Jewish socialist trying to j in the meantime the hero meets WDAF KMOX KMBC 11:30— Sparklets— Also WTAM WOC 1:00— Son* of Eli—Also WLAC WBRC read a purpose into life, young love with a series of adventures. j HO WDAF W ENR WDSU WOWO WBBM WCCO KMOX O'Brien the trying to rise above the squalor and portrays role of a :1S—Artists Program—Also WTAM KMBC KOIL KRLD WKBH misery, a lonesome woman, hungrv young society polo player who at- oc WHO WE.Nit 1:30—Church of the Air—Also WBCM for some one to talk to, an Italian tempts to run to earth the man he 15—Echoes ot Orient—WEAF Chain WLAP WDOD WHEC WLAC WDSU VVFBM WBBM WCCO the b: that ha., reason to believe shot and kill- FTLJiSOOS) WTAQ WOL for — couple, longing X — Troika Bells Also WTAM KSCJ WMT WIBW KFH KFJF they can’t have, the improvidentj ed his father. The trail takes him DAK WWJ WACO KVOR KDYL KLZ WKBH poor,—these are the strings that to Wyoming where he finds his man. CO — c-rveth Wells — Also WOC 2:03—Philharmonic Symphony — Also CO WTAM WWJ KSD WXYZ VVLAP WDOD WREC Vidor weaves as whose startles WMAQ WBCM King together the identity George in a WISN* WTAQ climax DAF WLAC WBRC WDSU too to reveal — — relentlessly moves toward the good here. ;s Pop Concert Only WTAM VVGL WFBM WCCO KSCJ WMT | Ernst Lubitsch and Maurice Chevalier, director and star of “The O Brien glayysterical murder that neither ends plays in a thrilling polo A J \\ »AF KSD WOW KMOX WIBW KFH KFJF WACO Smiling Lieutenant", English dialogue, at the Dittmann theatre. — — Also WKBH the nor solves life’s game in one of the early scenes of I Sunday Bright Spot KVOR KDYL KLZ play mystery. — AM WWJ WSAI KYW KSD WOW 4:03 — Rev. Barnhouse Also WXYZ For first time in screen his- i the and. rides a * the picture later, buck- DC W Hi > K ST 1 W KBC W DA Y WLAC WOWO WCCO KOIL KFIi to Russia of a rail- tory. in "Street Scene" a picture ing broncho in addition to the many « yr whas wsm wsa wapi KRLD | selling plans * Seven Executed station is shot In its entirety within the oilier stunts, once more proving MB W JDX WFAA WKY KOA KSE 4:30—Brooks and Ross—Or.lv VVLAP l way at the Polish-Russian UtC W TMJ WDAF WMC KVOO WTAQ WBBM KSCJ WMT WIBW confines of a set. beymd lestion, that he has no frontier. single Following :33— Moonshine and Honeysuckle— KFJF KRLD KVOR KFPY KFRC ! As Soviet Spies In this — the stage outline, the entire action peer character role. Also WOW WWJ KSD WDAF WGY KI-Z: Melody Lane Only WDOD | Nov. 28. takes place on the street, mostly on Miss Ellers is not onlv beautiful, W 1AM WMAD WLAC \\ BRC WDSU BARONOWICZE. Poland. 2:J0— King's Oreh.—Also WTAM WWJ 4:45— Hook. Line and Sinker — Only the steps of the one house. The i but demonstrates that she possesses (ip—Seven men found yes- Pioneer Dies WSAI KYW KSD WOC WHO WOW WLAP WTAQ WBBM KSCJ WMT guilty camera doesn’t enter the house and charm, personality and dramatic KSD WWJ KDYL as soviet soles were 2 30—Dr. Cadman—Also WIBW KFJF KOH KVOR terday of acting DECATUR. Nov. 28. W—T. Perrin. there are no close-ups. King Vidor! talent. WSAI KYW WOW WDAF KSTP WSM 394.5—WJZ-NBC—760 executed immediately alter the fanner, died at the resi- and Samuel GdMwrvn meant "Street WEBC WDAY KFYR WHAS 79. today WMC MSB WJDX KTHS KVOO faORM.SU) trial, it was learned | deuce of his son, William Perrin — today. a d S — Scene” to be nuns from the KPRC WOAI WKV KOA KSL 9:00 Mexican Band Also WMAQ Is The of the de- He had been a citizen of the county ordinary. Fight Fatal 3:00—Frol c—A n W TAM WWJ WOC WFAA KPRC WKY president republic — — VVLW the condemned 76 all of the Tore Her to Pieces Like MISKOGEE. Ok la.. Nov. 28.—<X*>— WHO WOW WDAF WIBA WDAY 9:30 Fiddlers Three Also clined to pardon years, living 'practically They WHAS W SM WMC WSB WAPI LKNR WREN KFAB time at Beaten in a at KFYR men. The spies were convicted ol his farm. a Pack of Wolves! fight a — — Smile That Wins pie supper. WSMB WJDX KTHS KVOO WBAP 9:45 Song for Today Also WJR Purge Miller, of Webbers Palls, KIT.1C WOAI WKY KOA WMAQ VVLW VVENR WREN KFAB — died today at a hospital here to 3:30—Wonder Program — Also WTAM 19:00—Russian Singers Also WI.W The mightiest human Makes Delicious which he was WWJ WSAI WEXR WOC WHO WOW VVENR WREN KFAB drama ever screened! Two brought, uncons- — WDAF 10:30— Gordon String Quartet Also * cious, unknown years a — treat Romantic by persons.
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