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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934 TORRANCB< HERALD. Torrance, California PAGE 3-B Will Rogers In "Judge Priest" Ballet Program Whoopla! Here Comeg Mae West "Girl of the Limberlost" Is Janet and Lew Are Starts Sunday At Fox Redondo Opens Oct. 26 Sweethearts Again In the "Belle of the Nineties' Picture For the Whole Family Reunited for 'the first time slni-ri" At Auditorium With the cry being raised all overt the country for the abolition of smut and salaclouaness in motion pictures, Janet (iiiyn d L Ayr \yilf Three Spectacular Number Hollywood has definitely turned its attention to the pro­ be n again ns the Ri Will Feature First of duction of the simple classics that the public Is clamoring HWi'ethearts of "Serva Winter Series for. trance" when this newes portant Fox pictures rotiK'x The change George' Ger8hwln1s"~"Amcrlcan I had to conic. I'lc the honilta Theatre, Tuesday Paris," Conrad Seller's lures were Browing1 more rlsqui Wednesday, October 23 and 21. "Chines every day, and ? n n t a s y" and Oscar Wilde' realizing that thlc As ii companion picture on th Salome," typn of entertainment was f "Take a Bow" nlxhlH. the l.nmltn will alsn three spectacular ballot vhole "family H| featuring . il not for one put Itlrnrdo Cortez and ll'irl>ara Il notml soloists and ticula nber of It, msemble of 100 dancers, will Monograi bins In "Hut, Coat atirl Glove." tlvon on the opening program o ductlon proKrnm he California Ballet at the Shrln on tills th Lily Attract* Attentio ludltorium, over Hlnce Its Inception some year* Friday night, Octobo ago. IB, under the direction of Leste AUSTIN, ex. (U.I'.) A In Illy In' Horton. Three new ballets wl opening Its production schcd biological pools on presented at suhsequen nle (or the new 1934-35 season University o Texas' campus has rfornmnces on Novembe Monogram selected "A Girl of th attrac|e«i tin attention of xonlu- iber 28, January 25. Feb Ijlmbcrlost," tlio famous novc gists bec-aiiH.' of Us slue. A blossom runry 22 and March 29, the las written l>y r.cne Stratton-Portei measured 62 lay night of each month. with tin? >ii^i]ili! home-lire of th One of Its rioatliig leaves sup­ Hcttlcrn in the Indiana swamp ported a child weiKhing 50 pounds. lands as Its ImchKround. ... Owl Drus Company, Sixth an. The Illy IH a Victoria Uegla. said Broadway; Following closely the story n: to be a native to the Aijiazbti nt the Southern Coll recorded liy Mrs. Porter. fornla Music Company, 737 South ChrlHt> River. HIM Cnbanne, who directed, brings ou street; ami at the 'Shrine -bo) thn tender emotions iff Ice, Jefferson; of a young just ' girl of the swamps who has i I'Mgueroa. street. Reservntl flKfit >e made by on her hands to' gain ai phoning Mutual 3770 cdiicntlon despite the overwhelm rife TUcker 1144 or PRospect 3912 Here she is, the one <nd only Mae West in her newes ing odds nnalnat her. ."American- In Paris" has often sparkling comedy, "The Belle of the Nineties." Mae wil The picture is shown at th ufen played as a symphony by the show the girls of today how the toast of the town in the Torrancc Theatre, Sunday ant Will Rogers' ^hillmrmonic Orchestra; . but 'this furbelowed era Monday. October 21 and 22, am newest starring' vehicle, "Judge Priest, vlll be its flret showing here 1 "got her man." Coming Thursday, Frida> features Louise 'Dresser, Ralph which starts a five-day run at the Fox Redondo Theatre mllet form. It reveals the ad and Saturday of next week, October 25, 26 and 27,,to the rgan and Murlan Marsh in MIINNOND ;ntures of a "young Broad next Sunday evening, October 21, Is said to be the bes Torrance Theatre, with Waoier Oland in "Charlie Chan In leading roles, supported by an ex- "Baby. Take a Bow." coming to ipender on tour "of the Mont- eiit cast, picture the versatile Will has ever appeased ih,-and presents nnrtr abarct London, as the companion picture. A great hill for the fans the Ii/omtta . Theatre Friday and s. The honking o ils Asther and Gloria St Saturday, October -*iiim in a role that.is made to order. tnxlcabs, the rumble of buses, 19 and 20, In­ On the same bill th "The Lo Capttv will be troduces 5-year-qid Shirlcy Tem­ George Brent and Jean Mu'ir in "Desirable." shrill rhlstlcs of gendarm the sai ne bill. ple In her ler street noises first title role. After are reprodu Coming her overnight success In "Stand a prelude to a colorful composl- to Plaza, Hawthorne, Up n which Gershwin Ballet and Cheer!" little Shirlcy has Introduces the apachi become one of the outstanding Rothschild Meets Julie's Beau ice of th« Monlin do la Galette per­ Friday At Shrine Aud. sonalities on the screen. She lias sensuous rumba of La Cubana and Saturday This Week an Important :hc! c:cancan of 'the Bal part in the .picture Tabarin, thi On October 26 and Is responsible for much of th'c :ango of the Cluli Casanova and imedy. the "Caressa" of Le' Fetiche James Dunn and' Claire Trcvor, lean In Paris" has been Shrine lulled as Gershwin's Auditorium, Los An- n team in three greatest solos. open Friday ' night, "Chinese togethe again in Fantasy" is a now bal- Octobi vith gala perform- 'Ilaby, Take Bow," Shirlcy's et adapted from Conrad Seller's inc of George Ge "Amer- parents. - :omedy drama, "Lady In th n In Purls." "William Brow Also at the Lomita Theatre Fri­ Sack," It is <t humorous, story of "Chinese . Fantasy" and Oscar i "love market" in a Chin day and' Saturday, will be shown Wilde's "Salome," three new spec­ "Purls ago where prospective* brides are tacular interlude," starring Otto Lister. Horton ballets Krugcr and Madge Evans. iimdled .up. in burlap 'sack ced by noted soloists ani motioned off to the highest bld- brilliant ensemble, ^dvo'nce re lors. ''Lady In the Sack' tlons from society patrons, ma­ Rich Girl Snubbed i brilliant success at flic Pasadena in , picture stars, prominent Community Playhouse. nccrs, concert-goers and college At Her Own Party OscaiL_JXi,l(le"H -"Salome!"-, out­ students forecast a capacity £ standing . ballet of the immmc -Whctt-JiiL heiress Is snubbed at icason at the Shrine, will be re- - ats for OctoWr lii arc nmv. htu;, awn- -Oar.ty.. Jtt thc'rtpmedy- leated by Lister Horton by popu- at the Owl »nrug Conipai Iramu of. "The Richest Girl In the or request. An exotic bacchanals Sixth and llroadwny; at t World," the action Is propelled to it Herod's court precedes the 1lls- Southern California Music Col i surprise climax at the Torranc^ oric "Dance of the JSeven Veils lanv, 737 South Hill street: Theatre, in the RKO-Radio picture Toy Montaya. young French danc he Shrine box office, Jcffers itarrlng Miriam Mopkins, with 'rom the Vlcux Carre Thcati list west of Figueroa; and at t reol McCrca and Fay Wray show- lew Orleans,, will again' dance the ins tonight, Friday and Saturday, Itlb rol Ocl;ober 18, 19 and 20. lu by phoning Mutual 3.770. The amusing situation arises etheart aiks her father her hand. Robert Young, Loretta licr 1111 or PRospect-3912. then Dorothy Hunter, the Young and George Arliss in a tender icene from "The Houte of Roths' "What hreo new ballets will also child," -the 20th Century hit coming to the"Lomita Theatre, Sunda) About the Will Rogers, the old horse-trader of "David Harum," Fox produced by Horton at the Shrine vn secretary, and charges Sylvia and Monday, October 21 and. 22. Rosemany Amet andd Victor Jory wil Film's latest, does some stepping ilitorium on November 30. De ernon, the authentic secretary, alt be shown Sunday and Monday in ''Pursued." out with the comely cembcr ,28, January 25. February with Her duties and obligation! Other 40 Cents? assistance of Evelyn Venable. ind March 29, the last Frl H fashionable garden party at the night of each month. Long Island Hunter estate. Ac­ IT MUST BE Says Weary Will Friday and Saturday, this week, cordingly, the guests are politely LOVE the riuza Theatre. Hawthorne, Thrilling Mystery Japanese Festival cold to fhe "secretary" and kow- ox Film will answer the request low to the "heiress." "But what about the other 40 Drama Opens Sunday 3f thousands of theatregoers and At Los Angeles Borothy extends the Identity nuddle to her romances, The thought that IB uppermost ircsent \V1I1 Rogers in "Dr At Plaza, Hawthorne resulting i the HoJ-um." The Insistent demand of Southern California will have It n complications which make "The public mind has been rst Richest Girl micking audiences throughout public urging Rogers to play "The Hi-agon .Murder Case," til Mntsurl Japanese for festl In tin World" in country In "City role of this famous character vnl when the first annual Klki bright entertainment. Limits," the latest of the murder mystery Matsuri William Scltcr itcrtaining Monogram picture literature virtually forced the (Chrysanthemum Festival dlllrected from Film officials to forego any mas from the pen of tlic peer­ es place on October 20 and - Norman Krasna icendrlo, with imlng to, the Torrance Theatre et ;xt Tuesday ther plans they might have hud less author, S. S. Van Dine, to be Los Angeles on Wall be- Henry Stcphenson aand Reginald and Wednesday, Denny In the cast, ctober 33 and 24. >r the comedian. The film which matizcd for the screen, open; 7th ml 8th.
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