The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-05
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nRanager I'd Fitzpatrick of tho nopular Loew Poll theater once more scoops the entertainment world when he presents on the stage to- night mammoth revue starring the New York Daily News Harvest Moon nall winners of 1888. These talent- d artists demonstrate their version ok the intricate Lambeth Walk, the newest dance craze capturing America by storm, as well as several other novel routines that have proved favorites wherever young and old crowds gather to dance away an evening. These amazing dancers come to you direct from the Madison Square Garden and Loews State theater, New York city. Don't miss their personal appearance here tonight at 9 o'clock on our stage, for one performance only.
 m support of this headline at- traction there are several splendid vaudeville acts, featuring some of the names that graced Broadway In recent years when stage entertain nent was in its prime. Vaudeville is slowly returning in all its glory ! and the Loew Poll theater is proud to be able to secure for you week after week, many of these famous personalities. This weeks bill in- cludes the widely-acclaimed Ward and King, tops in the juggling pro- fession: those comedy aces, Gil and Burt Maston in hilarious sketch entitled Gone to the Dogs" Baron Lee, the colored sophisticate, render ing the hottest rhythm ever heard; with Joe Doris and Primrose Sea- mon, home from a triumphant tour of Europe, to complete a grand evening of brilliant entertainment,
 The scintillating musical back ground for the show will be fur nished by Gus Myers, popular net work star, and the Loew Poll thea ter orchestra. On the screen there are two superb attractions,
 Held over by the popular, insist ent demands of theatergoers, Boys Town, the feature screen offering co-statrring Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney, goes into It's fifth day at this theater, and is stis bringing in a record attendance at each performance. The many thou sands who clamored for the extend- cd run of Boys Town, are being afforded an opportunity to see this brilliant screen achievement before the termination of its engagement here Friday night.
 Here Is a picture aimed straight at the heart of America. Based on the story of Father FlanaRans Boys Town, located outside of Omaha. Nebraska, the role of the priest whose mission in life Is to give home and shelter to needy boys affords Spencer Tracy on opportunity for ono of the sincere, natural portray als for which he has become de- ser Fcdly famous, Seldom has Tracy fouEd role more suited to his personality than that of his quiet idealist, Father Flanagan, whose contention that there Is no such thh,g as e bad boy" leads him to build a monument Of faith to boys thu world over, His battle to win public opinion and to prove his idNAlistic contention, as well as his fight to make good citizens of the boys who come within his jurisdIc- ton, and the swell performance of Mickey Rooney, go Into the making of smash entertainment.
 The companion feature on the sarne program is Meet the Girls" with June Lang and Lynn Bari. This Is an all-Movie quiz program,
 Don't miss "Too Hot to Handle" opening ct this theater Saturday, and co-starring the King and Queen of the screen, those sensational stars of "Test Pilot, Clark Gable and Myrna Loy.