Drama News and Reviews Where and When There Are Three Current Screen Attractions Skelton 1AMUSEMENTS| AMUSEMENTS_ and Time of Showing Of Him in Film “It it not to be missed." Yule Cheer —Carmody, Star Crosby Brings Stage. At Tripled Capitol NEW OAYETY *'•». 0:30; Mots. ?:30 New Gayety — “The Consul”; (•Itphone NA. lb/ in 'Mr. MacArthur "WATCH THE BIRDIE." a Matro- To Palace Music' 8:30 p.m. By Harry Golrtwyn-Mayer rrleast. produced by Harry LAST 3 TIMES! MAT. TOMW. Ruskin. directed by Jack D'onohue. screen- Admirers of Red Skelton, a play by Ivan Tors. Dcvery Freeman and I By Jay Carinody in Arena—“Alice Wonderland"; moderately large and happy clan, Ruskin from a story by Marshall Netlan, “A SMASH HIT!u« jr. At the Capitol. Bing Crosby and Paramount thought you deserved a cheerful 8 p.m. find not not but will one, two, The Cast. N. T. DRAMA CRITICS' AWARD and Loew's Palace became their collaborator Christmas happy by Screen. three of him in “Watch the Rusty Cammeron _ Red Skelton DONALDSON AWARDS “Mr. Music" as its Yuletide attraction. Pop Cammeron _Red Skelton the PLAYHOUSE presenting Ambassador — “Dark City”; 1, Birdie,” the new picture at the Grandpop Cammeron_Red Skelton This. Crosby's latest screen musical, is considerable of an im- Capitol. Three Skeltons do not Lucia Corlane _Arlene Dahl 15th I H 5TKEET5 • ST 1500 3:05, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. Miss Lucky Vista __ Ann of his recent work which looked so Miller THE provement upon some uninspired make this affair three times as Grantland D. Fains_ Leon Ames Mrs. the 6tar’s mind might have been on other things, his golf Capitol—“Watch the Birdie”; Shanv.ay _ Pant Button that funny as the funniest picture he Mr. Hueh Shanway _Richard Roher retort ne and who maybe, or the snappy 11 a.m., 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 10 ever made playing a single role, Map undresses Dick Wesse] Bob next "MR. MUSIC" a Paramount release, shows: would make to Hope’s p.m. Stage 12:55, 3:40, but it is an amusing gag and it produced by kobert L Welch, directed by CONSUL «ally. Richard Haydn, screenplay by Arthur 6:25 and 9:10 p.m. isn't overworked. except, perhaps, that the whole THE HIT MUSICAL DRAMA Sheekman. sueeested by a Samson Paramount has spread Itself to play by thing winds up in a fine chase in- Raphaelson. At the Palace. Columbia—“I’ll Get By”; 11:55 It also is a gag which permits MENOTTI "Mr. Music” a redeeming a car and b, GIAN-CARLO make The Cast. 7:50 and him to employ a little acting volving midget sports Paul Merrick a.m., 1:55, 3:55, 5:50, Pulitzer Prize Winner effort, not merely by pepping up Bing Crosby in addition to the one of those two-story lumber Katherine Holbrook Nancy Olson 9:50 p.m. ability playing Evee. St 20. 2.40 3.0)1. 3.60 ft 4.2(1: a lot of Crosby, but by hiring Alex Conway _Charles Coburn role in which he is conveyors. “Watch the Birdie” is Mate. Wed. ft Sat *1.20 I SO. 2 40 MNWOOCdO&X-Iy usually tpye- to share the Unrr.a Marvls _ Ruth Hussey 3.00 ft 3,60 (Tax Incl ). talented associates < Dupont—“Bitter Rice”; 1, 3:10, cast. routine among for the Jefferson Blake _ Robert Stack WHmm* JHBBK I The first Skelton is the one comedies, has added Tom Ewell work. For romance, it Hacaerty 5:15, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. to which you are most accustomed, most part, but it's so agreeable A"nt Amy _ Ida Moore BLOND BLITZ—Betty Hutton that clever girl. Nancy O’son. In about its cheerful Mr. Danlorth Charles Kemper Keith’s—“Mr. 11:40 a. the amiable young man whose nonsense that Tinny Donald Woods lends her talents to l: Lucky”; SEATS NOW! the musical arts departments, the Carpenter explosive intentions it is hard to feel ill will to- Themselves Maree A Gower Champion m., 2:55, 6:15, and 9:30 are always the best any the dancing of p.m. picture presents Jerome Tbisby Claude Curdle “Let’s Dance,” as Fred As- j but who manages never to do ward it. the lithe and lively Champions, Guest Artists. Little—“Cesar”; 12:15, 2:30, Director Jack Himself taire’s co-star. The musical is \ anything right. At intervals he Donohue, inci- Lee and Groucho Marx and the singing of Peggy Herself Dorothy Kirsten 4:50, 7:10 and 9:30 p.m. also as his has been well aware that the Christmas appears own father, a dentally, __ attraction at the Merry Macs. Groucho Marx Herself Peggy Lee — a Skelton is Themselves The Merry Macs Metropolitan “Emergency kindly, ineffectual philosopher, picture a vehicle for (IN PtPSON) and Charles Coburn help out with the Warner, starting tomor- as Red and Wedding”; 11:15 a.m., 2, 4:45, and his grandfather, a gay old Skelton, he rarely takes In thn Hit Comedy comedy touches, and before “Mr. rake who at the camera off his star reputation or be able to pay the row. 7:30 and 10:05 p.m. one point uses old for more Music” is over everything has ~ rent on the pent-house he still Clark Gable and Robert Taylor than 30 seconds. When he does, been dealt with in a National—“State Secret”; 11:35 quite pleas- lives in. He is in debt to his movies to teach his grandson the to turn It on Miss Dahl or on up the most contagiously a.m., 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and ant fashion. charming elements of a woman Ann Miller’s fyp&OfMGye toupee and is about to become making be- fine burlesque of a Palace’s Christmas dancers any one knows. 9:35 p.m. Eves. 2.40 The special have. bathing beauty, there is no reason SI.20. ft S3.60; Matinees completely submerged when he Weds, ft Sets. St.20, 1.80. 2.40 S.OO. is not without a mar here and Dorothy Kirsten, of the higher Palace—“Mr. Music”; 11:50 ft finds himself saddled with a young “Watch the Birdie” gets off to for even Skelton’s greatest admirer (Tax Incl.). there, but this is no season for musical ecnelons, sings another a.m., 2:20, 4:50, 7:15 and 9:45 to secretary (Miss Olson'. Her job a properly carefree, silly start complain. I minor quibbling about a screen- duet with the Palace film’s hero. p.m. * * * * is to make him work. This is with Skelton reading a commen- play that is so blithe, melodic Her what “Mr. Music” is about, but Songs that Palace customers Pix—“Last Days of Pompeii”; tary to accompany the credits on Nibs, Miss Georgia Gibbs, and even sophisticated. is on the details that are used to fill it ! will carry away at the tip of 3:35, 6:50 and 9:55 p.m. the screen. “We had four nibbling laryngitis medica- TODAY'S * * * * Sample: NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES out are handled with intelligence ; their tongues might also include 10:55 writers Three of them could tion right now instead of head- Arthur Sheekman. whose name Playhouse—“Trio”; a.m., and energy. ;a ballad, "Accidents Will Happen,” 1:05. 7:40 and 9:55 write and one of them is my wife’s lining the Capitol’s stage show, CIRCLE 2105 Po. Ava. N.W. RE. 0184 j will have a hard time scrambling 3:15, 5:25, p.m. * * * * j "Wouldn't It Be Funny,” “High brother.” but the Capitol is in a much bet- Today only. Richard Widmark. Linda WARNER BROS. THEATERS through the host of others, is Plaza—“Ballet Festival”; 10:30 Darnell. Stephen McNalley in NO WAY The effect of the film is the on the List.” "You'll Be Home" It's possible, too. for the yarn ter position than some other thea- For Additional Information Phone an extremely valuable fellow on a.m., 12:20, 2:15, 4:10, 6, 8 and QMiat Theaters Direct or Call RE public 0800 usual one of a series of parties in and "Wasn't I There?” They they produced would do credit to ters might have been in like cir- the premises of "Mr. Music.” He 9:50 p.m. Added tonight at 8:00, a sneak pre- I the theatrical smart set and Rich- are all rather better than the approximately 75 per cent of a cumstances. The Capitol has Kay view of one of is the author of the script, which Hollywood’s best and has been Trans-Lux—"Prelude to Fame”; DeWitt on hand to fill in for latest pictures. AMBASSADOR^r1^ ard Haydn is a director who songs Crosby bothering writing team, or of a writer, for Miss "Dark City.” 1. 3:05. 5:15. 7:25. 9:35. is based upon Samson Raphael- 11:30 knows how to make the most of with in some of his more recent a.m., 1:15, 3, 4:45, 6:30, that matter. It presents' Skelton Gibbs and, as every one around son’s old stage hit. "Accent on 8:10 and 9:55 aval nu Joel McCrea. Stars In these. screen efforts. p.m. (the youngest) as a bumbling here ought to know by now. Miss ruvu i HTHbUH Youth.” and he has been smart iSam^E'S; My Crown.” 6:15.8,8:45. Warner — "Dark City”; 11:15 young man who has a terrible DeWitt is a fetching young woman "BOY FROM INDIANA." LON McCAL- in adults might like to In Crosby's roguish troubador LI6TER. A ho FORBIDDEN JUNGLE." assuming 7:35 .and time who most has a man who is to a.m. 1:20, 3:25, 5:30, selling cameras until he hap- sings melodically. (Miss Bee a movie again. This does not Haydn likely Miss Olson is a young co-star AVE. GRAND DB?nf 9:40 p.m. pens upon a rich girl played by Gibbs is expected, hopefully, to be ^ mean that adolescents will not burst into song anywhere, in a whose wistful way of falling in GEORGETOWN Fred Astaire In "Holiday Inn at Arlene to 6:15. 9:40; Claudette Colbert, Robert a in some- Dahl. She hires him to ready return tomorrow.) Others "The Community Art Cinema" find it cheerful, but it has not night club, posh party j love with her middle-aged song- j Young In "Bride lor Sale,” at 8:15. keep a photographic record of a on hand are Alan Carney, a more been made exclusively for them. body's pent-house, or even stand- writing boss makes an agreeable! than X Pre-Xmas Treat! rtte Parking Double a ball in a Get Your Gun' housing project and he, naturally, moderately funny young A Classic! RFVFRI V The hero of “Mr. Music” is cut ing beside golf sand lark of the plot of "Mr. Music.” 'Annie, Comedy BE.T<lal Feature; Pat O'Brien. bumbles with his camera upon the man; the tap dancing Dunhills perfectly to Crosby’s measure. He trap. There are few singers who They are a pair who have just BALTIMORE, Dec. 22 (£>).—'The MARX BROS. Humphrey Bogart In "San Quentin” at plot that would have ruined her. and Paul Remos and his Toy 2. 4:35. 7:10. 9:45; Ann Sheridan in la a shiftless musical comedy can look natural singing in such the right touch for this sort of movie to be shown Christmas "Alcatraz Island” at 3:30. 6:05. 8:40. You hardly need to know more,; Soys. “A NIGHT AT THE writer who would rather romance vailed places. Crosby is the May-September (not December; morning at the Maryland Peni- PM Free Parking. Mala Music” takes UAlaTUllVFRT pretty girls and play golf than do exception and “Mr. romance, the accent of which is AMUSEMENTS OPERA” Powers Tod Andrews was announced as: "An- __ AMUSEMENTS_ zo sustain his full of it. more on tentiary Pius "THE WORKS OF "Outrage.” 2:30.4:20. 6:05, 7:55. 9:45 anything glamorous advantage the comic flavor than CHARLES DICKENS." Including ! nie Get Your Gun.” "THE It is an expensive album of any of the other possible ones. CHRISTMAS CAROL." Double Feature: Jon Feature at b. 9:52. rrNTR AI 7:56, ULninAk Hall ..Qn the new tunes that he and his vocal Isle n{ The joke of it all is enriched by Samoa." at 12:40. 3:45. 6:50. 9 55; EVENING PARKINS Loretta colleagues indulge, the best single the presence in the cast of a AMUSEMENTS Young "Fury in the Sky." at HISER BETHESDA 11:20. 2:20. 5:25. 8:35. song a lightly philosophic thing track star whose w««v* young physical DANA ANDREWS. FARLEY GRANGER In “Life Is So Peculiar." This Roy Rogers, Penny Ed- 40' ‘,VJ:„10 called ebullience makes Crosby's effort-1 Pilluvbuni MtV wards in -Trait 0f Robin one the “EDGE OF DOOM” gets complete treatment, lessly smooth golf skill look as Hood at 6:40. 8:20, 9:55. a WRITTEN BY CAPITAL GABAGE as a solo by Bing, duet with athletic as knitting. This, however,1 LEO BRADY 1320 N. Y Av«. N.W a John Garfield in "The Break- Peggy Lee, and dance by Marge is not the best of "Mr. CATHOLIC C1U4lbHftMF Between IStb and Mtb joke Music,’ NOW Open 10:4$ .Of UNIV., mg Point, at 7:05, 9:35. are £Pi/m £fta//e/ Qlnba At «. 7:50- f> 40 P M. and Gower Champion, who that a turn he does flawed! being quick ballet; Special Children’s Matinee Tomorrow at if] Fui> A Thrills in • Pheto Finish! Clark Gable. Ba^aTa with Groucho Marx, a fine added 11 AM. and 1 :43 P.M,: ELIZABETH nc.nnc.uiRFMMmV 4; MGM Presents TAYLOR. MTCKFY ROONEY in ’NA- Stanwyck. in "To Please starter in screen MARGOT FONTEYN any work, $ TIONAL VELVET in Technicolor, and A Lady,” at 2, 3:55, 5:55, 7:50. 9:50. *21 Minutes of Crrtoons. Last Feature i "Mr. Music" is not an alto- \'s in th• Amtritan Prtmier* ol I RED SKELTON Showmc at *2:’20 P.M. No Matinee Tickets Free Parking. Richard Conte, Sold After :2:30 P.M. House Cleaied at abamPFNN gether devastating answer to thp Coieen Gray in "Sleeping "THE l,TTLE BALLERINA” I 4:30 P.M. recent charge that Crosby is TODAY! City,” at 1:10. 3:15. 5:20. 7:30, 9:35. Gilt Close-out! I DAHL MILLER % Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Fuel's Dept spreading himself too thin, what Original SATURDAY 4:45 CONT. Big Pre-Xmas Show Sat. Morning || |j p.m. with his ■ A A ^ in a beautiful version of Tchaikowsky't 11:30 a.m. One Showing Only-— golf, tobacco salesman JQ “ALL ABOUT EVE” Charles Dickens' "A Christmas job, and other activities. However, rLMLM V _I Carol.” Extra Cartoons. Free "SWAN LAKE” Candy.__ it is a pleasant reminder that its theatre a ROBERT HELPMANN —SIDNEY LOST star is solid entertaining sort I g THEATERS-, C A VnV Doiible Feature: Charles SATURDAY MUR tfnvwi whose loss of boxoffice is PAM BRITTON w'* stkrrett in "Across the :: o prestige SpMWPUcf^S'Minors'^u|'C 1 lE0N AMES BETHESDA II RICHARD ROBER r Badlands at jl :25. 3:55. 6:25. 8 55. more the fault of his scripts and “SADLER’S WELLS BALLET” Free Parking. Today. Tomorrow: ! Johnny Weissmuller in "Tarzan's Des- ¥ JOHN BARRYMORE JR CHILL ert Mystery,” 2:20. 4:50. 7:20. 9:50. Hollywood's lassitude than of DOORS OPEN IY MUSIC TCHAIKOWSKY. CHOPIN WILLS in 'HIGH LONESOME,’’ at i anything else. 10:00 A.M. vy GIAZANOUW AMD AtTHJR BENJAMIN 6:15. 8:01, 0:47. crrn Silver Spring, Md. Free park- HER NIBS wbvu Having him back in his old ^^| °* jng Double Feature: Barbara VIERS MILL Stanwyck. Wendell in form is one of the nicer V**lO **5-2626 Corey “The things j ■ MISS GEORGIA GIBB$i£ Free Parking. Last Day. Double Fea- Furies." at 6:15, 9:30. Rosalind Rus- that could happen at Christmas' ALAN ture: JOHNNY WEISSMULLER in sell in “Hired Wile,” at 8:15. 4 "TARZAN S I time. CARNEYr^T,.others DESERT MYSTERY.’’ at lLv .JKfj. 8:14: PAT O'BRIEN RANDOLPH Tomorrow—Matinee 11 a.m. Free SCOTT in ’•BOMBARDIER." at S:dO. Candy to All Children Plus Free oO Lionel Electric Trains Given AMUSEMENTS Away at 2 p m. See Santa on Stage in Person. MILO Rockville. Md Rockville 2434 Free Parkin*. Today Only: DENNIS ill O'KEEFE GAIL RUSSELL I”. "THE SHFRIT1AN Teresa Wright. Marlon GREAT DAN PATCH." at 7:10. 9:'IO. dOUUUAn F.randc in "The Men kavwnnn *««•'" *.e set r i. at 2. 3:50, 5:45, 7:45, 9:30. RHTHUui* 4 MitH Av„ WA 8399 Kiddies' Free Perking. Last Day JOHN Show Tomorrow at 11 a r.i Penny Singleton. BARRYMORE. JR.. CHILL WILLS in Arthur lake in Blondie's Hero" Chapter One SHE’S BEWITCHING "HIGH LONESOME." in Technicolor, New Serial at <1:25. 8 "Pirates of the High IN 9:40._ Seas. A PAREU HYATTSYtLLI TO £££* ZS siIvf‘r 8pring. Md Free (SARONG YOU) Hyatts. 0552. Free Parkin*. Last wtUTbiiSII VFR Day CLARK GAPLE. BARBARA parking MaIa powers. Tod STANWYCK. ADOLPHE MENJOU in Andrews in "The Outrage,” at I: Entire Stock! $3.00 to *5.00 TO PLEASE A LADY." 0:15. H:05. 10. 1:40. 3;4t), 5.40. 7:40. 9:40. ifoumd KmI CHEVEBLY TAKAMA Fr'e Peking. Double JZZXTS* innuilH Feature: UN Joseph Cotten. THAT "ANNIE GET 0100. Free Parking. Last Day: Valli in "Walk Softly. DAVID BRIAN. JOHN in Stranger.” at AGAR 7:25. 3 0:05: Johnny YOUR •BREAKTHROUGH" at H:I.Y 8 9:50. Weissmuller. "Tar- GUN" GUY! zan s Desert Mystery 0:15 Tomorrow: ALL FAMILY SHOW! j 8:55. WALLETS ! LEATHER CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "CITY { LIGHTS at 1. 3:.•HI. 5:48. 7'43, 9-45. TIVOLI UPTOWN Morocco Leather! Pius Cartocr Show: 11 Coif Leather! ;I I’/Mi/l t\ Donald Duck, rage" at Pigskin! Alligator Mickey Mouse. Bugs 1:45 3:40. 5:4o. 7:4u. 9:35. !> Bill Pocket! Cardholders! Other Bunny. i Change Pocket! n Upper Marlboro Md Willlam Elliott. Walter ~Bren- j! MARLED? YORK“ “ !• UHT: .KUillUWf nan in "The Features! Secret Pockets! 14 Styles and Colors! Storts Mori 987j Showdown.” at ;! ^ Last Day BOB HOPE BING CROS- ! 6:15. 8, 9:50. Dec. 30th BY. DOROTHY LAMOUR in "ROAD TO RIO at 7:11. 0:09._ : 3820 „ cnilTU LOEWS CAPITOL CAMFA 34,h St., Mi. Roini.7, M G-M s SOUTH SEAS IrHFILU Md WA ?746 ~°n St09e~ Being Remodeled and Redecorated. Faii-lawn Amasemeni Co. TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL Reopens Soon. CARLETON CARPENTER and HIGHLAND « WATCH FOR ITI DEBBIE REYNOLDS A Dry <*'3 Moil An N W nrc^i wo 46C0 JOHN PAYNE, MAUREEN O'HATtA j In^PLES&^dK _••_ in "TRIPOLI." in Technicolor, at 1. ffcK •3:10. 5:20. 7:05. 9:45. EXTRA: ALL COMEDY CARNIVAL AT ALL PERFORMANCES._j ATLANTIC N!ehos, *]o i££n'i' Saturday MaRLON BRANDO, TERESA WRIGHT Matinee: FREE— ! In a Lionel Electric THE MEN,” at fi:15, 8, 0:45. Train to Lucky Boy or Girl! ] 'U1 Good H°p* ** « One Show FAIRLAWN* 2 Laugh & Musical Hits On I ATLAS 1331 H St N E A1 *300 LU 4-6400 • Tax ”, Hits: "TOBACCO ROAD." Plus 2 Zane Grey Western Action Thril- 8:o0: "GRAPHS OF WRATH,” larry Barbara f Frankie LAINE lers: GARY COOPER in "FIGHT- at "'40 ING CARAVAN.” Plus JOHN WAYNE, PARKS HALE When ALAN LADD in "HELL TOWN.” ”31 S E !► Added Attraction: JAMES STEW- CONGRESS ART in “AND THEN THERE WERE ,oTimv’ ’EMERGENCY DAVID BRIAN. JOHN AGAR !n * EROS WFnniNfi fej*.smiling TODAT.JUNE HAVER WILLIAM L0NPIOAN FOUR."_| BREAKTHROUGH," at 8:20 8 p:4o nmuinO COLUMBIA “I'LL GET 1Y" i.c,...,,. rt Einay Branch Rd. and : RIR$T SH^|NG IN Washington * uutluBniirrn ? Flow*. Ave IU 7-7017: ,4,s Good i ANACOSTIA“ m»p« Cent. 1-11. DENNIS O'KEEFE. GAIL »d S.t AX 2424 • RUSSELL In "THE ORFAT DAN nil!!,,, 1 Donald o'connor Patch.” gale storm Open »t 5:25, 8”\V WALTER BRENNAN ni "CURTAIN GFOhr.y "THE MOVTOnyeH” jn CALL AT CACTUS CREEK.” in Treh- IRIOUOJS TRAIL.” in j: Saturday for the First Time M Technicolor. r.icoior, at 1:15, 3:20, 5:20. 7:25. P:30. Till Together & Mor,boro P**1* •* Dial. Lina ii • S! IjEWATbr CORAL «> _ 5151 Fran A n free Parking H 8r?a?l Parking <; II 3 Hlts: RANDOLPH S 9 rilrli At Star 10th Or I > < ReLsSie, SCOTT Parking, in "BOMBARDIFR." at (i”5, -i:m‘ M SPECIAL SHOPPERS _ JOHNNY l .s * WEISSMULLER in "TARl SB MATINEE TODAY ZAN-S DESERT MYSTERY.” at 8 05. H DANCING Starts Brought Back by Popular Request j DANCING Edmund G*enn LAUREL _ aa l°“";M"d and St. Missouri** in haver. ■■■Branch of the Largest Dancing School in K. C. Louis, "MIRACLE OF 04th STREET” williaxT LUNDIGAN Tomorrow w fLNEin ILL GET BY. m 2:35—0:05—0:50 Technicolor. Plus Cary Grant—Myrna Loy CAPITOL Md. "MR. BLANDING BUILDS Cop'to^H.igMv HIS DREAM HOUSE” WAUREEN O HARA In 1:00—4:00—8:15 "TR?POIAT^f^nln Technlcolo*» at 6 15. 8 P5o she used to be ALL CHILDREN The TODAY wonderful FROM 1 TO 3 P.M. 8c "TRIPOLI.” JOHN I ********STATE PAYNE, Pulitzer Prize MAUREEN O'HARA. a wallflower Play... Tonight At. 8 P.M.—10 Free Turkeys I "COVERED WAGON RAID” w,h 4 51 LEE one the L*D,“ or her becomes of great.. NAYLOB S»“ t»» she took B but Doors Open P.M. JOHNNY Motion Pictures all time. WEISSMULLER 1n “T A R Z A N S of DESERT MYSTERY.” at 7:40. 10: ARLINGTON ,SS£*~g KEN CURTIS in "RIDERS OF THE EPH COTTON, VALLI. PONY EXPRESS.” at B:40. 9:10._ j WILSON “Tripoli.7 John MaeABTKlF? ! PAYNE. MAUREEN * {£'5*35 OHARA. Doors Open 015. Non- at Regular The ~k Prices! \ INGRID BERGMAN in "JEEPERS CREEPERS'* “JOAN ASRTOlT OF ARC.” In Technicolor, at “ and 7. 9:25. "CHEROKEE UP- RISING." j •« Gayest THE VILLAGE \\ & BUCKINGHAM DONALD O’CONNOR. GALE STORM JOSEPH COTTON. VALLI. in CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS Musical of 1950 CREEK,” in Technicolor, at 6, 7:51, "THE miniver_storyv’ 9:42. GLEBE““**»* GREER GARSON, WAL- TER PIDGEON ”’h * N t NEWTON BYBD 'THE GLASS MENAO- STEWART Nl7t4,u ■**■*■* U, James ERIE" JANE MAUREEN O’HARA JOHN PAYNE WYMAN, KIRK in '‘TRIPOLI,” in Technicolor," at DOUGLAS, 6. 7:50, 9:40. - i®E JOSEPHINE HULL • Charles drake • cecil kellaway JEITERSON ™v -MfS RKO JESSE WHITE • WALLACE FORD mi PEGGY DOW JESSE THEATER GARSON, WALTER PIDGEON. ilOK MARY CHASE and OSCAR BRODNEY • From th« play Phone Dl 9861 4S%IRE GIFT TTCWn Scmtnplay by PEMBERTON JOEL McCREA. ELLEN DREW In written MARY CHASE and nrodutad by BROCK IN at 1733 Kln® *• AIM 1445 Sm 33fl BOOKS by "STARS MY CROWN." 6:17. MUMPREED ** 9:31: Documentary. "FAREWELL TO Parking Space fc*t» lean *3“^l° SUNDAY, DEC. 24th YESTERDAY." at >i ROBERT MITCHUM. CLAtJDE 7:46._ RAINS in "WHERE DANGER LIES THE 3707 Mt. Vernon VnifflllVW311WH NEW Ave„ Alex., Vo. 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