The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
STATE OFFERING
 DOUBLE FEATURE
The Texas Ranger and
 Love Begins at 20 ! Starts Saturday

Warner Brothers State theater embarks on its 1886 Fall Greater Show Season" tomorrow, season that will bring to the screen of this popular theater the greatest array ment ever offered the people of Wa terbury.
 All your favorite stars, directors and producing companies are work ing overtime out in Hollywood to produce screen masterpieces for presentation during the approaching weeks of fall and winter, and the cream of these has been contracted for by Warmer Brothers to present here in Waterbury, at'the State the- ater.
 Get ready for Q fall season of pleasant surprises-hit after hit week after week with never let up.
 Tomorrow's mighty twin feature program is headlined by King Vidor's Che made "The Big Parade") history making epic of the early days of the Lone Star State, "The Texas Rangers" with Fred MacMur- ray, Jack Oakie and Jean Parker in the feature roles.
 Jean Parker, young star who cap tured the movie public with her work in Little Women" and "Sequoia," holds the feminine lead role as the daughter of a com mander of the Ranger unit which MacMurray and Oakie join. Though almost incidental to the sweeping theme of the plot, her romance with MacMurray is presented movngly and sincerely.
 The plot of "The Texas Ranger" reyolyes about the adventures of AsacMurray and Oakie after they have joined ne early Texas organ ization of peace officers and are thrown into opposition with their friend of former outlaw days, Nolan.
 Battles of the Rangers in carry ing out their oath to "drive out hostile Indians, stop feuds, destroy cattle and horse thieves, gangs of stage and train robbers, Kill or cap ture murderers, and make Texas a reasonably safe place in which to live" are shown in the course CT the story. One of the most thrilling of the scenes is the final war Of Rangers and maurauding Indians, which led to complete submission or the wild Southwestern tribes. Hun xireds of "extra" actors, Rangers and Indians, took part in the tilm- ing.
 Edward Ellis gives an outstanding performance as the leader or the Rangers unit, and Bonnie Bartlett convinces as the orphaned son of a pioneer family slain by Indians Elena Martinez, Frank shannon, and Q score of skilled players pack up the principals.
 The companion feature will be "I,ove Begins at POI, @ hilarious com edy romance concerning the domes- tic troubles of an average Amerl- can family, with @ cast that includes Hugh Herbert, Patricia Ellis ana Warren Hull nothing further need be added to convince movie 1ans that this is Q picture maoe TOT laughing purposes exclusively. Here truly is a four-star laughing mt If ever one was produced.
 Don't forget admission prices at the State are: matinees 25 cents evenings 30 cents and 40 cents with evening prices starting at 3 p. m. On Saturday and in effect all oay Sundays and holidays. No babes m arms admitted to the State during evening performances.
 Next Wednesday brings yours For the Asking" with George Raft Dolores Costello Barrymore. Ida Lu- pino and Reginald Owen also Nine Days Q Queen" with the celebrated English star, Nova Pilbeairl, ana Cedric Hardwicke.
 And here's news you will want to make note of-Fredric March m Anthony Adverse, also Fred AS taire and Ginger Rogers in Swing Time" are among the big hits com ing to the State real soon. Just watch the States new hit parade!