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NICE WOHK, CHIEF. 9 VOU'RE tORGETTIN', THAT'S REAL SHOOTIN'/ AIN'T YOU, BUBBLE, Kingf ishLoses toitfcrbflc 'They Were Sisters Opens THAT NO ONE HAS TO I KIN KNOCK A ^** • _ , ._,_ , MAKE A PAS5ATYOO? SQUIRREL'S EYE OOT «T i ALL THEY GOTTA lOO YARDS. INSPECTOR OO IS On 'Amos n At Sigma on Wednesday GROWL. SUPPOSE YOU SET ON BUB8LE WHILE . Based oil the popular novel by Dorothy Whipple, the new film release, I INSPECTIfiATE THIS The King/ish decides to sell his car, but is offered only $50 for it by FALSE TANK. ' "They Were Sisters," comes to the Sigma theatre Wednesday. The a used car dealer during the "Amos 'n' Andy": comedy broadcast at 9 ; dramatic picture tells the story of three sisters, their lives, loves p. m. Tuesday over NBC. When his car is stolen,:he learns that it's insured for $200 and his delight knows no bounds. His problem from »nd misfortunes. '< Heading the large cast are Phyllis Calvert and James Mason, o.ut- then on is to keep the car stolen. » standing British stars. Miss Calvert is seen as the calm and gentle . Gregory Peck will star in the sophisticated comedy which scored » ".Lucy, who thru her love and tie-' great hit on both stage and screen, "No Time For Comedy," on the and a close call for Mike Waring, votion fo-.v*r he——r younge.• - - ^ r sisters tries to salvage their unhappy THEATRE GUIDE Hollywood Players program at takes place during "Death Is On 9:30 p. m. over CBS. the 'Payroll," -'to be heard at 8:30 ..marriages. Ann Craw-ford, an- OHIO — "Notorious"' with Cary 1 other English actress, enacts the Peck will portray Gaylord Es- p. in. over MBS. Grant, Ingrid Bergman and terbrooks, an ambitious young "Michael Shayne," played by -bright and brittle sister, Vera, Claude Rains. playwright from the west, whose" "who makes an unfortunate mar- 6UT ON CONDITION WIRE THE CPUWE5& I'lA HOT M1XIOUS Wally Maher, becomes involved QtrrtNA—"Wake Up and Dream" /UCKEE \$ HINKkE IS THE \CW, Mft. W'KEEJ HERE'S first play is about the plushy Park- with a gangster, an unscrupulous triage and then becomes involved with John Payne, C&1>EEP IN «TNTOOIRECTW \ w« «o» A OTUJW THKT 10U RfFURH1SH THMNW PRICE IS !in scandal. Charlotte, played by ADVERTISING. EP*Y! ML SIX BATHROOMS av set he never has seen. It's a surgeon, a shady lady and* a grave- and Connie Marshall: also THE com WITH LENDER SHE WlfcNTS PURPLE RUN OOWH THERE FOR * UTttE hit, and he goes on to write more yard as he tries to save the life "still another English actress, is a "Last Crooked Mile." CHORE OF .IF I CAW SETHIS FIXTURES SHE IM6HT SUNSHlNf. Sympathetic person but lacks the GETTING A FROW THftT FIXTURES! successful comedies'. Then he mar- of a man condemned to die in the SIGMA—"White Tie and Tails" MEVJ RKZOR CONFOUNDED ' PAINTING 'EfA! Lind, star of his first play, gas chamber for murder when courage and character of her with Dan Duryea. Ella Raines PlrVNT IN and they come to New York, where Bolder sister, Lucy. JORKlWi.I- "One Piece of Skull" puzzles the and William Benclix: also "Dev- OPERATION. iie meets—and is almost com- Irish sleuth during the broadcast " Packed with drama and sus- il's Playground." pletely ruined by—the Park-av set. at 9 p. m. over MBS. pense is the Ohio's film,, "Notori- STATE—"Caesar and Cleopatra" A double cross involving a mur- ous" which stars Csiry Grant and with Claude Rains and Vivien dered truck driver, a gal who skips CONVICTED IN SUGAR CASE Ingrid Bergman with Claude Leigh: also "Romance of the town with a half-million dollars CLEVELAND, Dec. 10— (AP)— Rains in a feature role. The film Limberlosl." Arthur Keresty, 30, Pittsburgh, has the story of the postwar un- 1YBIC—"Accomplice" with Eic'n- was convicted in Judge^Emerich •derground workings of German ancl Aden; also "Stagecoach" RADIO GUIDE B. Freed's federal court yesterday agents in Brazil. Grant has the with Claire Trevor, Thomas issuer,iteuf. of obtaining 163,000 .pounds of su- role of a secret service agent of Mitchell and John "Wayne. lift? TUESDAY. DEC. 10 gar -with 32;GOO counterfeit ration the United States and Miss Berg- AliEN — "Cisco Kid and the

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