The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
Promising Pictures Feature Programs OF Local 7eates
'CAREFREE' OPENS
AT LOEW'S Poll
Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers CO-Starred in
Musical Hit

Tonight is your last chance to
see the splendid double feature
screen bill now at the Loew Poll
theater, including Madge Evans and
Preston Foster in "Army Girl" also
Bruce Cabot and Beverly Roberts in
Tenth Avenue KID.
The giant Movie Quiz $250,000
contest is now officially open. Don't
delay in starting in this engross-
ing contest Immediately. Out of the
"a pictures included in it, all you
have to see in order to be eligible
to win one of the huge cash awards
is 30 films. Get your free Movie
Quiz booklet at the Loew Poll the
alter right now. You may be one
of the lucky winners. The first prize
is $4,000 with 5,403 other cash
awards being made. Let's have the
winner right in this theater.
Opening at the Loew Poll theater
tomorrow, Is another Movie Quiz
film, "Carefree" which is the third
hit in our Greater New Show Sea-
son parade Of bigger and better hits
for 1889.
Rhythm reigns here tomorrow for
Astairs, Rogers (and Berlin) are
together f.gainl Never before have
you witnessed such wondrous dane
ing, heard such haunting heart
songs, witnessed such sparkling ro-
nance and lively merriment In
fact, never before has there been a
show that can honestly equal Care
free!
Here's a supercharged bomb
shell damned with brilliant, light
ming fast roItines by the king and
queen OF dance 80. a quartet of
matchless melodies by Americas
number one song scribe :.
novelty devices galore q. i. a story
crammed with gleeful surprises
lavish sets and clever dance en-
sembles.
This new picture is truly the most
delightful screen vehicle in the
brilliant career of Astaire and Rog-
ers. Ever since they astonished the
world with their "Carioca" in ely
ing Down the Rio," Fred and Gin
ger have been the nations leaders
in creating memorable dances. "The
Gay Divorce" had its spectacular
Continental" and its romantic
might and Day" dance. Roberta"
presented, among others, the Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes" routine. TOP
Hat" provide the sensational epic
colino" and the dangerous Cheek
to Cheek. Follow the Fleet"
brought Face the Music" and Let
Yourself Go" numbers. Swing
Time" featured the lovely Swing
Waltz" and "Never Gonna Dance.
and Shall We Dance revealed the
romantic routine of the same name,
as well as the Rhythm Dance.
This latest extravaganza Care
free sparkles with new eye-arrest-
ing dances. "The Yam" scheduled
to be the popular dance hit of the
season, is featured by the two wing
footed stars, as is the romantic
Change Partners" routine, spec
tacular number rivaling earlier film
successes. An ingenious Golf
Dance by the two celebrities, COM
prise the other dancing specialties.
Irving Berlin, whose song hits of
yesterday and today were brought
to thousands of movie-goers in the
outstanding production "Alexander's
Ragtime Band" recently at this
theater, is the unrivalled creator of
the heart-haunting popular melo-
dies and songs in "Carefree", his
third Rogers filmusical.
This brilliant hit is noteworthy
proof of the fact that Motion Pic
lures Are Your Best Entertain
ment."
Sharing honors on the same pro-
gram are George Eldridge and Mil
burne Stone IL the fast, action
packed drama, "Paroled From the
Big House.