The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-15
Promising Pictures Feature Programs or Local 7heaers
BEAUTIFUL SONGS
 IN POLL FEATURE
Jeanette Mcdonald a Il d Nelson Eddy Starred in
 "Girl of Golden West"

Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy, co-star for fourth time!
 Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy, co-starred for the fourth time, introduce to 1888 audiences eight new and beautiful song num- bers, composed and written by Sigmund Romberg and Gus Kahn in "The Girl of The Golden West, opening tomorrow at the Loew Poli theater for four-day engagement
 The numbers that the world is to first hear from the voices of the singing stars are the most beauti- full they have every sung.
 Although the screen version is adopted from the drama by Belascoe an entirely new score has been written for "The Girl of the Golden West" by Sigmund Romberg and Gus Kahn, deans among the con- posers and librettists of America After extensive research into native Mexican music and the rollicking camp songs and sentimental ballads of the period, Romberg and Kahn contributed to the score many orig inal tunes that promise to became the song hits of 1888. Among the songs sung by Miss Macdonald and Eddy are Shadows on the Moon, Soldiers of Fortune" "Sun-up tc Sundown," "Senorita," "Mariachie,' "The Wind In the Trees" "Who Are We to Say" and "The West Ain't Wild Any More" Other songs sung by Miss Macdonald include Dreams of Love-" and Ave Maria"
 Ave Maria"
 To present a brief synopsis oi the film-Mary, owner of the Polka is loved by the gambling sheriff Jack Rance. On her way to Mon- terey her stage coach is held up by the romantic masked bandit Ramerez, with whom she later falls in love, believing him to be Lieu tenant Dick Johnson. A former sweetheart betrays Ramerez. He escapes, wounded, in gun fight with the sheriff but is captured later in Mary's cabin. After being caught cheating ill game of cards with Rance for the bandits life, Mary agrees to marry the sheriff if he will liberate RamereZ. On the day of the wedding Rance again finds the lovers together and after challeng- ing Ramerez to duel, Rance van- ishes, to permit the lovers to start a new life.
 Heading an exceptional and out standing supporting cast are Walter Pidgeon, Leo Carrillo, Buddy Ebsen, Priscilla Lawson, Cliff Edwards, H. B. Warner, Monty Wooley, Olin Howand and Leonard Penn.
 William Anthony McGuire, asso- ciated for many years with the late Florenz Ziegfeld in the writing and production of many of ziegfeld's greatest musical extravaganza, is the producer of "The Girl of The Col den West"
 Sharing honors on this double feature program is Victor Moore 1n "This Marriage Business"
 Once again Manager Fitzpatrick scoops the action - entertainment world by offering Loew Poli theater patrons, the most important serial of this or any other year-"The Lone Ranger"
 "The Lone Ranger" radio pro- gram, from which the serial story has been adapted, is heard three times weekly over coast-to-coast network. For the past four and one half year this program has been the leading program of it's kind on the air. Well over seven hundred shows have been broadcast to date. These programs attract an estimated list ening audience of over seventeen million persons weekly. Yes, without the slightest hesitation the manage ment predicts that The Lone Ran ger" is the greatest serial ever of fered to the American public.
 The first of the gripping 16 chapters will be presented here to- morrow.