1945-10-03 [P A-14]

T A—14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. call It, "1 Love You WgPNKPAY, OCTQgm 3, 1945. They’ll Truly,” ___ Where and When a of course. [Romanticist’s Life Romance Keighley is the ex-Warner Bros, --- Current Theater Attractions By HAROLD HEFFERNAN. diers to discover not only that Mrs. director who made such hits as Charlie Is All and Time of Showing HOLLYWOOD. Bond is in Hollywood and very “Green Pastures," "The Bride Came much alive, but that her life O.OJ3.,” and “Robin Hood.” Jes- McCarthy Wrong; Personality parade: At 204?Pine- story Stage. is a nSSip love story that beats most Ac- (See HEFFERNAN, Page A-15.)~ — hurst road, one Is National "The Rugged Path’’: Hollywood, Just block tion you see on the screen. Col. Bergen Really Agreeable 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. off Hollywood boulevard, lives a William Keighley, who headed the I ROBERT WALKER I 1 JAY By CARMODY Screen. little old lady who used to take motion-picture service for the Army AMUSEMENTS. Charlie McCarthy to the this Air Porces, and Lt. Col. Ralph Jes- contrary, Edgar Bergen is an altogether Capitol—“Her Highness and the in sewing—and who has probably JUNE nice fellow, a and ter are the bright boys who found H ATI AHA I mw playim ] AUJSONx |l f boundlessly generous gracious host, and quite a brave Bellboy”: 10:30 a.m., 1:25, 4:15, 7:10 influenced your emotions more than RA I I URAL man. If is dumb to think the Carrie Jacobs Bond story, got tm 8:30. Mata. 2.M McCarthy enough otherwise, his 75 cents a week and 10 p.m. Stage shows: any glamour screen star that ever ■ is 12:45, her permission to make it and are salary all he deserves. 6:30 and 9:20 lived. Al PUTWMITJ' CMFARY trww 3:35, p.m. going to Droduce it indeoendentlv. McCarthy as critic 99 in our dropped points estimation the other Columbia—“A Bell for Adano”: Chances are you've never seen her, afternoon at the Carlton when Bergen was nice to his enough guests to 11 a.m„ 1:05, 7:30 and and chances are you thought she Charles out of his suit-case—which 3:15, 5:20, AMUSEMENTS, SPENCER dig is sort of fraved—and nut nn TRACY 9:40 p.m. had been dead for half a century an snow. Now im- Hit Roturn to impromptu or so. But Mrs. Carrie Jacdbs tho Stago shows are new in Earle—“Rhapsody in Blue”: 10:55 promptu nothing others in his radio audiences whom Bond, now 83, wrote "I Love You HARRY BAUR k, ROBERT E. SHERWOOD'S Nam the life of the a.m., 1:40, 4:25, 6:55 and 9:30 Play Bergen-McCarthy he never would meet at the Wedge- pm. Truly,” "A Perfect Day,” Just team, but this one was not what wood or — Mr. room, even lesser variations Hippodrome “Courageous A-wearying for You” and half a THE RUCCED RATH Mr. Bergen had in mind. The of the same Penn": 7:55 and / All Net* Stage Show STARTS THURSDAY *V theme. 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, hundred other romantic songs that Stoat ter Castate BARSON KAMN was HATRED audience professional, in a 9:40 p.m. , .C*k"*ll« GOItZIAT • What he thinks he would like were and sunk the mil- I'f iw> I p,„„ itfiAK is played by • ***** ****** • manner of and — II A«b«rt LVNtN speaking, perform- a three-act of some Keith’s “Shady 11:15 lions before of us could yfy DALtO lie ers play kind which Lady”: long any i, «* /LIONEL KAYE* imyberry do not in J like to extemporize he *m TW, 'HtW k l could play here and there, sev- am., 1:20, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:40 whistle “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” y■ A^nr IIA\ "COIJRAGiOWf! before such groups. It is not ex- iWMtlMif itnUt... fwaral Mttitaca «l eral days at a time. It pm. or Side of the Street.” ftHudi—. M« W"W" would be “Sunny I Ar*h*r Wiaifta—h* actly like spending a few minutes _ f|UW built around ventriloquism in some Little — “On 11 “I j The BRICKLAYERS showing Bernard Shaw how you Approval”: a.m., Love You Truly,” for instance, C 1 fashion. He is not sure what can just 12:45, 2:30, 4:15,6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. was played at Shirley Temple’s wed- write plays, but there is some- the fashion is, but he is pretty sure a Ends Oh Jr.» thing of that quality about it. Metropolitan—“Pride of the Ma- ding only few days ago. It used Today Stoy Tommy Hanlon, Sara Awn MtCibi there is no such play as he desires Mr. Bergen, in town sort of rines”: 11:45 a.m„ 2:25, 4:40, 7 and to be that a couple thought they in existence now. He had in mind right does 9:20 p.m. weren’t legally wed unless some- casually, no such per- not even know who SUM write formance. He was might it got and “I Love You merely a sort for him. Palace—“Anchors Aweigh": 10:45 body up sang KAN*" of host "CITIZKN WELLESJJPCII flit and guest at a party. By a.m., 1:25, 4:05, 6:45 and 9:25 Truly.” 1.13 ■ The idea p.m. it "journey into rcARTUTtn way of reinforcing that he keeps haunting him, Well, took two returning sol- HmM| « urr won —rmrowy iemrs. position, however. Pix—“Army Wives”: 2:10, 4:35, 7 Y J]* had left Charley upstairs in the If it haunts and 9:15 pm. HflMBEAU suite. And, in the suitcase men- you enough to in- AMUSEMENTS. iiSS» MARJORIE tioned above. spire you to write a play on the Trans-Lux — News and Shorts, theme he continuous from 10 am. The party was going along Just might like to hear from you. If fine, with every one being agree- your play were worth a , darn, he able and the food being delicious though did not say that. Kate Lad (advt.) when Bergen, another Adopts some one asked: foray into con- By the Associated Press. “Where’s Charlie?” versation with him still disclosed, NEW YORK. does a lot of his own writing. Mr. Bergen did not answer, which Kate Smith, the radio songbird, He does not do j was all right since the question so much of it as has adopted a 13-year-old Dutch he did was not addressed particularly to several years ago, when Boy, Jacobus who lived movie Kous, him. roles, regular radio appear- through six years of war and bomb- ances and so Some one in the group, however, many solid miscel- ings in Holland. Kate has another laneous said that Charlie was upstairs and bookings were driving him adopted youngster, also 13 old, to exhaustion. years poor Mr. Bergen suddenly took on a refugee youngster from Malta thfe of a He looks expression perforpier who younger than he did named Montefort Bartholomew. I * knew he was last going to have to work time we saw him five years regardless of his intentions just to ago. Which may go to show* that Mama’s have a little social get-together you have to take what this Mc- Account Up j the with some people. He could not Carthy says with a grain of salt. By Associated Press. ENDS TODAY; "A BELL FOR ADANO'' as 6ay, Paderewski used to reply + * * * NEW YORK. to dinner hostesses who would ask “I Remember Mama,” the John Addenda: “On him to play: “Madam, when I Aproval” may still Van Druten play based on the book, TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD play tie, or MOVIES I do not eat, and when I eat I do beat, “Jeannie's” record of “Mama’s Bank Account,” has been 13 weeks at the Buy War Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Theater. not play.” He distinctly does not Little_It starts turned into a $1,000,000 bank ac- its 10th one have the same sense of himself today. ; Hernandos count. Producers Richard Ridgers Co*’61 %U Time Schedules Given In Warner Sandos’ Trio's CAPITOL Brut. Ads Indicate Time Featnre le that Paderewski did of Paderewski disappearance from and Oscar an- the Hammerstein, 2d, First Presented. as an artist. Capitol’s stage show was a mis- Show, S:15—-wnilAM BENDIX and nounced that the play’s gross has JOAN in "DON JUAN hap Hernandos BLONDE!.!, QUIL- Theaters Haring Matinees Because he just displaced passed, after 50 the LIOAN" does not have that a vertebrae. weeks, $1,000,000 After three weeks 11th A N. C. Ava. S.E. feeling, he went out, found a bell- each mark.__ CftKAIbABULIAA mi AMBASSADOR at the Palace and Keith’s cont. nom 6:46 f M boy, sent him up to the room for Mat. 1 P.M. Anchors Aweigh” and “Wonder AMUSEMENTS. Healthfully Air Conditioned. Charlie, and put on a show when Man "TOMORROW THE WORLD,” FREDERIC "RHAPSODY IN BLUE,” ROBERT give way, MARCH. BETTY FIELD, Flua "MOLLY 7 ALDA. JOAN the dummy arrived. respectively, to i LESLIE. At 1:15. State Fair” and “Shady Lady.” AND ME." MONTY WOOLLEY. ORACH b 3:55, 8:36, 9:25. It was the highlight of the FIELDS. party, «• ’5th * E N.E. not as a of 2105 p«. Ave. N.W. RE. 0184. RPVFRIV merely piece entertain- nun P DLTUUil u 3300 Mo,. 1 p.M. VftBvfab Sterilixed Air Conditioning. ing, but as a reflection of a much Data on Raft s»*1 Parkin* Space Available to Patron*. Today and Tomorrow—BETTE DAVIS, ■Jo Last more agreeable nature than most NIGEL ERUCE in THE CORN IS GREEN." Day—GEER GARSON, GREG- _ HOLLYWOOD. ORY PECK in "VALLEY OP DE- performers possess. Open 4:45, Feature at ft, 7:16 and 9:40._ George Raft, co-star of RKO CISION." At 1:40, 4:15, 6:50. 9:30. McCarthy, the critic, would have Radio’s rnifcnrcc 2931 Nichols Ave. S.E. “Johnny Angel,” was in turn bUflRBUp rt 870Q Air Conditioned. PATVFRT 2324 w»- Av*. N.W. to agree with that, we are sure. If His f U1 prize fighter, baseball player and DOROTHY LAMOUR. ARTURO DE COR- P WQ JJ45 Mat. 1 P.M. DOVA in "A FCR BENNY." At ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ dancer before he a MEDAL Perkin* Space Available te Patrens. became screen 6:20, 8:05 end 9:55. Mr. actor. He *5 Last Day—GREER GARSON. GREG- Bergen and his wooden imp produced and starred in ORY PECK in "VALLEY OP DE- are about to try a new sort of ven- Texas Guinan's shows, then came CISION." At 1:45, 4:20, 7, 9:40. to D0MBABTOMmi^m“^ 5 I March of Time. ture, at least one they have not Hollywood with her. Lest Day. Sinile Feature—GREGORY PECK, THOMAS MITCHELL In "THE tried in a time. At one time Raft had a 423 9th st. n.w. long That will be reputation KEYS OF THE KINGDOM.'' Plu* "WOO pthtrai as the IfUl 1 BJUf an appearance before a night club w<*ld's fastest Charleston WOO," Comedy and News. me. 2841. Opens 10:45 dancer. Before Today Throu*h Friday — BETTE audience. Well, not a typical night headlining on Broad- PAIM 1VV '342 Good Hope Rd. S.E. DAVIS in “THE CORN IS GREEN’ way and El ACTUAL IIUBUinn club audiencp. but the one that abroad, he appeared at ATOMIC u.9193. Air Conditioned. At 11. 2:25. 5:55. 9:25. SHARYN Rector’s and BURGESS MEREDITH in Ernie Pries1 MOFFETT in "A BOY, A GIRL AND goes to the Wedgewood room in Churchill’s. BOMB HIT ON "STORY OP OI JOE At 6:25. 7:26. 3:2f>. A DOG." At 1, 4:25, 7:55._ New York. Don’t get the notion NAGASAKI HIGBEEMBELT li leas leas A M-. there is any swank in Bergen’s tak- File Proves Useful Atr Conditioned. KEHMEDY DOROTHY LAMOUR. ARTURO DE COR- SrSWJ-tfE ing such a booking. He would rather Surpaaainyly baau- Parkin* Space Available to Patron*. _ DOVA in At HOLLYWOOD. WMAL—Hourly Nowaeuat "A MEDAL FOR BENNY." Today and be working in vaudeville—if there The 7 and o, Tomorrow—PEGGY ANN complete file of Cole Porter’s tiiull com- GARNER in was any any more. Outside of Bay*n4 “JUNIOR MISS.” At press clippings, ranging from such mem im 2S33 Senna. Ave. S.E. 1:15. 3:20. 6:20. 7:25, 9:30. night clubs, that is. para in all ita tidily BSBBimBRI early productions as “Wake and AT 73,, A}f Conditioned. “I like to know what audiences Up BETTE DAVIS in "THE CORN IS GREEN." PPMII Pa. Ave. at 7th S.E. Dream” in 1929 to his latest musical human with ‘ are he “You tallinf. At. 6:50 and 9:20. «. 5200. Mat. I P.M. thinking,” says. must "Mexican Parkin* know in Hayride,” in 1943, is being 3227MSI. N.W. WHITE ONLY. Space Available to Patren*. radio, which is my main iayaua romanea, LVM Last Day—GREER GARSON. GREG- used as reference material for War- aiaayw Cooled •hore, of course. (Air ) ORY PECK in “VALLEY OP DECI8- ner Bros.’ current CAYETV^j^^jJ a thou- Last Day—Two Hits—A Bi* Show—"PRIN- ION At 1:40, 4:20, “I don’t know production, hiatyhumar, CESS OF 6:50, 9:30. just how to go and ™ Plua "NIGHT “Night Day,” based on the com- OjRpURKE/' Go- Av*. 8 about finding out about audiences, sand thrill# aad ,» SHERI DAM Sheridan. poser’s life and music. «• Ninth SUBIIIM the face to face way, I mean. I LITTLE St. N.W. „A 240Q Mat. 1 P.M. —^Richard “* — Iffigfc^-JOYCE Rodgers Set. FAG. Today Throuch Friday BETTE tried concert but I found 1 scati DAVIS. JOHN bookings, AMUSEMENTS. « SI I BEATRICE LILLIE in DALL in "THE CORN myself always asking myself what IS GREEN.’’ 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:26. 9:35. ENOS TOOAY: “ON APPROVAL.” I was doing in the concert field. as Ga- Av*. & Calesville Pike STARTS 13th A H Sts. N.W. SITMlfVU WR The answer I got was that I did PIT SH j5oo Mat. 1 P.M. Continuous 2-11. not seem to belong there. So I’m “ANCHORS Parkin* Space Available to Patreas. Today Through Friday — GARY trying a club “HATRED.” night booking.” THURS. AWEI6H” COOPER. LORETTA YOUNG in He does not intend to play a cir- ™ "ALONG CAME JONES." At 1:3P. THE VILLAGE 3:35. 5:40. 7:40. cuit of such bookings, however. He ^ 9:40. Phone MI. »*27. does not think it would ,4th 4 Pork M N W- give him Scientifically Air Conditioned. TIVOLIUVWIfl the answer to what he wants to CQ 1g00 Mg, , “Valley of Decision,” Last Day—GREER GARSON. GREG- know, about children and lots of GREER PARSON. GREGORY PECK. ORY PECK tn "VALLEY OP DECT- SION.” At 1:30, 4:10, 6:45, 9:26. NEWTON Conn. Av*. 8 Newark. AMUSEMENTS. TIPTflWWUriUfTM MBR RKO KEITH’S I Healthfully Air Conditioned. wo 3400. Mat. 1 P.M. A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION “MURDER, HE SAYS,” Today and Tomorrow—JOHN WAYNE »M. U. II ISTM ST. In “BACK TO BATAAN." At 1:05. S..TIEASIMV PRED MacUURRAY. HELEN 3:16. 5:20. 'WALKER. 7:30. 9:36. JESSE THEATER Tneatori Haring Etc. Performw. L^LILLIE Phone JBg DC. MSI. APOLLO Scientifically Air Conditioned. %H Smart and and Doable Peeture. Today and Tomorrow—PEGGY ANN IfPIOtit I GARNER in "JUNIOR MISS" At '01wok CLIVE BROOK “Roughly Speaking,” 6, 7:50. 9:40. slick. ROSALIND RUSSELL. JACK “SOPHISTICATED BEEUU.il CARSON AYALOH 34,2 N W- “MISS AT HER .BEST'Cflrmodv, Star POLLY,” Today and Tomorrow—GARY COOP- _ tricks. ZAZU PITTS. BUM all SUMMERVILLE ER. LORETTA YOUNG in knows the 'ALONG 1»* St. t R. I. Ave. N.W. CAME JONES." At 6. 7:45. 9:30._ HICYTVllf la* JUV MOrth 9M9. 443 *>• Scientiflcelly Air Conditioned. AYE. GRAND L JOHNSON CHOIR Double Peeture. *£«■ Last Day—GEORGE Famous I RAPT, JOAN Negro Singers of “SALTY O’ROURKE,” BENNETT in “NOB HILL." At 6, “Cabin in the Sky” ALAN LADD. GAIL RUSSELL. 7:45. 9:35._ “Lost Horizon”,and “SCARED STIFF,” 4933 NW- “The Green Pastures” JACK HALEY. ANN SAVAGE. COLONY THE 3707 Mi. Vernon Last Day—RALPH BELLAMY CON- Wri|E||| STANCE NEW VMJHMI MOORE in •OELIGHTTUL- GRIFFITH STADIUM Ave., Ale*., Vo. LY DANGEROUS" 6:25. 7:55, 9:45. On* Blech Proa* Presidential Gardens. Next Sunday, Oet. 7th, 8:30 P.M. _ Phene Alex. *484. General Admission *1.50, Keseryed Pre* Parkin* In Rear at Theater. HONE Seats "V «VE- S2.00. Boxes *3.00 (tax inel.) H “OUT OF THIS WORLD,” Last Day—IDA LUPINO, SYDNEY vj in For Reservation*, Tel. CO. 4491 H EDDIE BRACKEN. DIANA LTNN. GREENSTREET "PILLOW TO || POST.” At 6:25. 9:26. TOM CON- ACADEMY WAY in “TWO O'CLOCK COUR- 3S\r’*H.vt AOE.” At 8. SIGMUND ROMBERG ocienuncaiiy Air conamoneo. Double Feature. SAVOY 3030 m* *»• N.w. AND HIS r. ORCHESTRA “Flame of the I* CO. 4946. Barbery Last Day—IDA LUPINO .SYDNEY CONSTITUTION HALL GREENSTREET In “PILLOW TO Coast,” II POST." At 6:15. 8:05, 9:55. ANN DVORAK. JOHN WAYNE. «e October 10—8:30 P.M. “IN to *244 Go. Ava„ Silvar OLD SANTA FE,” a“VWSFCO Spring. OENE APTRY. SQ SH. 2540 Parking Space Marie Nash Gent Marvey Last Day—SPENCER TRACY. 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