Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Three
ThedterS
Hold Ouer

ALL THAT film fans have to do
this week is to pull out their
schedules from last week and
either revise them OF repeat them.
because all OF their favorite films
are being held over.
At the United Artists, startingt
today. you will find Abbott and
Costello chasing Rio Rita" up and
down Bagley avenue for a second
week without catching up TO this
musical miss.
Starting tomorrow. MY Gal
Sal will begin another sevenI
dazzling days at the Fox, with
Rita Hayworth and Victor Maturel
giving IL that Technicolor tech
nique which seems TO have brokenl
box office records for the firstI
half of the fortnight.
Also at the Michigan. the latestI
lSteinbeck novel TO receive filmI
treatment, "rortilla Flat" goes
into a follower with Spencer
Tracy, Hedy Lamar and john
Garfield being. the character at
fractions.
A SECOND CHANCE
II YOU haven't seen any of these
three. then the theaters are givingl
you a new lease on your movie lifeI
and you can only blame yourself
IL you have to tell your friendsl
that you missed such-and-such al
picture. They'll know you weren't
away for a Memorial Day week.
end that lasted that long.
The Palms-State, however. will
have a completely new double bill
led with The Bugle SoundsI
Again." another one of those
wallace Beery comedies I'm which,
Marjorie Main, our favorite MarieI
Dressler successor, appears az hisl
lteammate.
This time the farce has a war
training background, with Williaml
Lundigan and Donna Reed, whom
you were first introduced to In the
last Andy Hardy picture, pruvid-t
ing the romance. George Ban
croft and Lewis Stone also figure
importantly In the supporting cast
Of this one.
ADAMS ALSO NEW
The Adams will have Affairs Of
Jimmy Valentine" and Suicide
Squadron" for its first run couple
beginning Friday.
In the first there will be Dennisi
O'Keefe, Ruth Terry and Glorial
Dickson to keep you amused.
while the second film. a much
more serious effort. will have
Anton Walbrook and Sally Gray
in the principal roles.
STAR EXPERIMENT
In case you have been wonder
ing for years where vaudeville
went, give UP. But II you want tol
know where it's likely to have al
rebirth. spot Grand Rapids on your
map.
Yes, the Michigan furniture
capital has been chosen as the
tryout spot for regular two-a-
day show called 'THeadliners of
AZ" which opens this evening at
the Keith Theater in Grand
Rapids.
For three days this show viii
lplay the town, before moving into
Chicago for a summer run.
This is no ordinary tired group
Of acts. but a number OF stars
engaged In an old-fashioned vaude-
vile revue. If you think we're
kidding, read on.
SET FOR DETROIT
Bert Lair, Joe E. Lewis and
Bert Wheeler are the stars, and
the other acts include Romo Vim
cent, Hank Ladd. Frances Fave,
Lynn. Royce and Vanya. the Bit
morettes, Francetta Malloy. Peg
leg Bates, Paul Sydell and Spottyl
and Mary Raye and Naldi.
Immediately following the
Grand Rapids engagement the
show goes to the Grand Opera
House. Chicago, for summer run.
Detroit is promised it in the new
season.
Headliners" will have no
chorus, no films and no night club
atmosphere. It is to be strictly a
vaudeville show, with comedians
popping up every now and then
during the course of the program.
Alfred Bloomingdale and Natl
IKarson are the producers.