Page 5 THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1985 TORRANCE HERALD. Torrance. California Circumstantial Evidence Traps "We Live Again" At Plaza STUDY IN CONTRAST "Babes in Toyland" At Lomita "; Girl In Murder Mystery 3 Days Starting Sunday Theatre, Sunday and Monday .Myrna Loy.JUna Merkel and'William Powell in "Evelyn Prentice" White frills and furbelows glittering against a back­ ground of velvety black make this scene from "Sweet "fivelyn Prentice," thrilling new .mystery drama re­ Adeline" one of the features of the picture. "Sweet Adeline,' Anna Sten n the little peasant girl, Katusha, and Fredric Marcl volving about a girl murder defendant, circumstantial ac th'e dashing young Prince 'Dmitri who loves, betrays and redeem you know, is the Warner Bros, musical, starring Irene .Laurel .atvd.HardyJn, ".Babes .inJToyland," evidence, and an amazing domestic crisis in a defense attor­ her in "We Live Again," Samuel Goldwyn's filmization of Leo Tolstoy- Dunne, and adapted from the stage drama of the same ney's home-life, brings William Powell and Myrna Loy to­ immortal novel, "Resurrection," coming to (he Plaza, Hawthorne, threi name, will be featured at the Torrance Theatre next Tues­ Victor Herbert's immortal "March of the Toys" and "Castle In in what is probably the most successful of days beginning Sunday, January 13. with "One Hour Late" star­ Spain," as well as the delightful fantasy and story book figures, of gether again To insure atmospheric background in keeping with the mood ane day and Wednesday, together jhildhood have been brought to th*e screen in this film that is a thoir recent hits together. Samuel Goldwyn engaged Sergei Soudelkir ring J"oe Morrison and Conrad Nagle. -"T delight to both children and grown-ups. Co-starred with Laurel and In One tone of the production, Two Mysteries Powell, as the defense attori scenic artist of the Metropolitan Opera and foremost among Russia Hardy is beautiful Charlotte Henry. Babes In Toyland" comes to the " The new Cosmopolitan produc­ deaor, to act as technical art consultant. Soudeikin's set Lomita Theatre, Sunday and Monday, January 13 and 14. Sunday and Monday rises to dramatic heights in his masters of tion, playing tings have been seen in all the leading capitals of Europe. at the Torranco Theatre, contains Impassioned plea to the jury Mother, Daughter, Rivals In two mysteries in i one the mystery which not only his client's life, Hearing On Handbill cisco shopping news ordinance, re­ dramatically unfolded in a great but his own' life happiness, de­ "Imitation of Life" cently upheld by the California courtroom, and the other, a mys­ pends. Miss Loy provides some Love, In Question Held Soon Supreme court. Instructions were dramatic acting In the "Imitation of Life" Develops tery In the household of a mar­ tense g.l v e n the. county counsel on ried couple, which threatens their Persons who are interested in Is so tied and. Una Merkel, as the cynlca motion ot Supervisor , Roger ;W.: happiness, and which the pro- up .with the mystery In court that friend, and Edward Brophy, ai New Baby Star for Universal neasures to restrict Jessup. one cannot be solved -without the the investigator, add con nlscuous distribution" of handbills The hearing will be held at lief. Baby Jane Starred in Her Own Right n Lomita, Harbor City, and other Three Year-old mlncorporated territory of the 10 o'clock In the'Wornlng. A num-' As Result of Her Work in Fannie Hurst Story :ounty may appear before the her of letters already have been beartl of supervisors at., a public filed 'with the supervisor. - some Zane Grey's "Wagon Wheels" T; ring to- be held Monday, Janr protesting such an ordinance, and uary 21. ^ • sonv in support of such a meas­ The county counsel is drawing ure Impetus was given the pro- At Lomita. Sun. and Mon. p a proposed ordinance, pat- poM.il . recently by the Lomita rncd after tlie South' San Fran­ chamber of ; commerce. VAftREH WILLIAM, ROCr|EUEHUDSON( W CLA-UDETTeCOlBERI Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 10, 11, 12 '. , Two of the Year's Best Pictures ^ ; What would you do if you were a widow who had fallen desperately in love for the, first time in your life and were, planning on an early marriage to the man of your heart, only to find that your 16-year-old, daughter, ignorant CLAUDETTE COLBERT of the true situation had fallen no less desperately in love Claucjette Colbert and Warren William in "Imitation of Life,' with the same man? ing to Plaza Theatre, Hawthorne, Thursday, Friday and Saturday This is tho situation hich co this week. ' j High Rating At fronts Claudette Colbc tatlon of Life," the Universal John cannot read or write. .She forgets her lines ajnd Teachers' Cfblfege M. Stahniiroductlon now the fea­ Two old favorites and a brand new one make their, bow in the then makes up her .own version. She pokes fun ,at her ture picture at the Torrance Thea­ o-featured__.__ role's"_ _ of'Zane....... Grey's thrilling.... Western, "Wag. Wheels," tre with Miss Colbert In the star­ .in the soul- Theatre. Randolph Scott director. In spite of this Baby Jane made such an impression J. A. Fraser? Torr coming* Sunday and Monday to the Lomita attending tho New Mexico ring role and Rochello Hudson a. favorites with movie audiences. Universal talkie role thatf she was signed j to Is and Gail Patrick are already popular in her first Teachers College at Silver her daughter. stirring drama of the triumvirate, is seen for tho State Little Billy Lee, the third .member a long term contract. This contract covers twice as niainy City, is rated among the first 12 long befor time in "Wagon Wheels." years as her present age, She< > ————• '• Having: determined first percent oC the ^student body in that nothing: should over come of a gfrl in love won it for her work in "Jmltatlon _ _» _, , scholarship at the close of the between herself and her daughtei if Life" as* the daughter of Clau i- Joyce Butige Gets ; fall term, says an announcement should the mother nevertheless with >her wid­ Last Curtain ette Colbert, who Is starred wi from the office ot the president fOiiow the dictates of her hear owed mother's Jackie Coogan Warren William In the screen Ephebian Honor Hoyt C. Ciraham. Andrew enter­ and proceed with her marriage orsdon, of Fannie Hurst's novel ed college in September and plans .or should mother-love outweigh fiance! irhlch is playing at the Plaza, Joyce Buagc, of the winter cla to ^remain through the school any other consideration? Should Is Big Boy Now Hawthorne, tonight, Friday and f 1930, Narbonne high scho year. ' ifho even give up th j man 'to her Saturday. 'as selected to receive the hon daughter? The first words that Jackie During the filming of "Imitation in the Ephebl Sorghum Sots .Record This is only 3 of several CARL LAEMMLE Co6gan utters in the picture Jf Life" Baby Jano was tro ited of membership' presented 1 lad .Society, at the close of a co poignant proble which marks his screen return, lust like a grown up. 6>ho "Imitation Life, adapted froi presents Zane Grey's "Home On the ibr own little canvas chair on petition in which four candidates REESEVILLE, WIs. (U. P.) is pre Hommercorn's sorghum the novel by e Hurat. 1 Range," coming to the Torrance >ct like her elders, With, her n ..._ were antcred. Miss Bungo. Charles Huds in tho cast had dent of the Scholarship Society, mill has completed its 1834 pro­ addition to MIHK Theatre Sunday and Monday, have iled on the back. supporting Miss Colbcrt includes both a reel and a real meaning. a '.'stand In." a little girl exactly isldent of the C. A. A., duction and the greatest output In its 30 year history. The mill, Warren William tho loading •Jatinie. They are: her .own. .pge and, height. This secretary of the Jane Adda three-year has held vark one of the few of Its kind In this male role, Haliy "Don't call me Jackie. I'm a_.npt very old or very tall, for :lub, also rlet; i-ks, Louis grown up now call me Jack!" "" Jane' is only three and stands but Mas offic tpart of the country, ran off 7,000 gallons of cane syrup in the short , Ala and Henry And for tho film fans who re­ 33 inches from top to toe. She Jane Byham was a close second member tho pathetic little one- clghs 33 pounds, >r the Ephobian honor, Chloell season. SallUH waif who appeared with livery day Jane brought her Alkmun and Geneva Straub also IMrUTlONorLIFE Charlie Chaplin in "Tho Kid," he toys with her to tho studio^while ipetlng. * B*Htr than "BACK STREET"! really is grown up. was acting in ~ In "Homo On the Range" Hur film. She had an Aun Birthdays of Famous Men With ROCHELLE HUDSON, Ned Sparks, Henry' (.'oogan swaggers .through his emlma doll with a bandann Armetta, Baby Jane, Alan Hale and many SOT.I'M ilrensed In Ulijp jeans. landkerchlef on Its head. Befor On this date, January 10, 1873, 'lYx:i.< boots. Stetson hat and he would go on the act to ac ioward C. Christy, artist, was others. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE.' wearing a belt load of cartridges he' would sit this doll in her owi and six-shooters. He is now six- canvas chair. A JOHN M. STAHL'PRODUCTION foot-one and weighs one hundred AND and fifty Ttounds.