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Evening star., 1942-01-04

own many clothes (probably the
/ Tarzan influenced but those he has
are on the famboyant side.
Married Now to Socialite.
Until a few months ago the Weiss
mullers lived in Johnny's bachelor
house, a place he built after ]
swore off marriage was after
his hectic romance with Lupe Velez
His present wife is a San Francisco
socialite, brunei who runs the
household with a gentle hand.
They bought bigger house be-
cause Johnny, jr., IA months now,
has to have a room and there's
another for his sister they hope)
due in the spring. You'd think the
house would have a few evidences
of the masters profession. But there
isn't tiger skin or pair Of horns
in evidence. On tree outside the
living room window. however, is a
life-size photo of Cheetah. the play
full chimp, with a spotlight centered
on it.
The house is not far from Shirley
Temples and Joan Crawfords and
obviously was done by decorator
who didn't take Johnnys bulk and
sprawling informality into consider
alton. The living and dining rooms,
done in pestels, are very formal
but the den is less So
The den has the inevitable bar
characteristic Of Hollywood hospi-
taity and the usual dart game.
Throwing darts the other day,
Johnny missed the board by 2 feet
and put huge dent In one Of the
big silver cups Johnny won for
swimming. Mrs. w. was upset no
little until she discovered Johnny
won 1t in Japan.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
A Noted Actress Launches
Another Cinema Career
Elizabeth Bergner Takes Up in America
Where Her Professional Life
Was Broken in Europe

tration which has become legendary
which she lavishes upon her work
she reclines, between takes" in a
canvas chair, wrapped In a brightly
colored afghan. With closed eyes, she
relaxes. or with mask-like impassive
face, watches the work going on
Fellow workers do not resent her
withdrawing from them. They un-
derstand 1t is because she gives so
much and they unstintingly ad-
mire her artistry and craftsmanship
Severe with her own Interpretation,
II she catches Emergencies in por-
trayals Of other players she halts
them with flood of excited words,
darting out on the set to act their
parts for them. She Is so interested
and right that no one resents her
interference, not even the directors
When In America.
One part Of the legend about
Elizabeth Bergner's elusiveness, II
must be admitted. is correct. While
she gives most of herself to her
work, in the past she has always
disliked sharing her personal life
with her public, and for this she
says there is good reason.
Il believe the personal should dis
appear" she tells us, for the greater
good Of the actress. However, "she
adds, Il think it is only right to
conform to American customs as
long as I live and work in this
country. And if the fans feel they
are entitled to know more about
Bergner, am willing to do my
part"
Distinguished actress with many
successful years behind her, Bergner
can still look like a child. Her high
cheekbones and sensitive features
make her face fascinating. She
likes to lounge in shirt and slacks
preferably on bank OF cushions
on the floor. Here she reads, plays
solitaire or catnaps - she is a
nighttime irlsomniac.
Arrived Quietly.
Much of her time since she has
been in Hollywood has been given
to the study of English. Words,
pronunciation, infection mean much
to the actress. The roles she favors
are Of the type in which speech con-
veys more than action In her ma
tive city Of Vienna. and in London
her speech was recognized as being
so distinctive that it became a
vogue" to talk like Bergner.
The red-haired, brown-eyed ac-
tress arrived in the movie capital so
quietly that no one knew for a
time that she was there, certainly
not that she was film making
UNDERSTANDABLE she had a diffidence
and nervousness since the American
scene and American film making
methods were new to her. However,
this initial stage OF acquaintance
ship did not last long. The actress
encountered many friends in the
picture town who had known and
worked with her abroad She added
new friends to these. and with her
long experience as trouper had
little trouble In learning Hollywood s
Aim system. While Paris Calling
Is her first American-made movie, II
Is the first of many. for Bergner
now belongs to the American
screen.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

"The Maskers" parties. She played
recently in The Black Crook" and
led the Amazons' march Just as she
used TO back in the 90s.
She wishes she could find regu-
lar work. She doesn't like taking
pension at SO because she's too
young The week her pension
started she rushed to the Office hap
PLY to tell them there was no
need. She had landed a job-and
If it didn't work out would they
Certainly.
It was a night club job. Frankie
was hostess, and then she took q
spot in her tights. She was such
a success that she was promised
a raise the next week. But q drunk
pulled her down on his lap. Frankie
walked quietly out and home. The
pension started the next day.
Frankie says stage-door Johnnies
were different. They often sent
flowers, or a lovely jewel. with
just a card saying, From an ad-
mirer." She never really saw any
one drink champagne from slip
per. And the girls who did go out
and pick primroses kept it secret.
The whole world didn't read that
they were "on fire"
Yes, There's One Way.
frankie was born in New Orleans
and grew up In Cincinnati. Her
young, widowed mother married
Fred Harrison Bailey fBarnum and
Bailey when Frankie was a child.
frankie says Bailey came to her
mother and said, Isn't there some
way I can have your little girl?
I'm crazy about the child"
why, sir" said Frankies mother,
you could marry the child's
mother" Bailey was startled, but
did just that.
Frankie married twice. "One
prince, and one devil she says.
The prince was Frank Robinson,
the circus man. But Robinson
and their little daughter. died soon.
Frankie went to live in q lush New
York apartment. She was "a. 1t
was 1892
A stage couple. seeing sne was
lonely, practically forced her to
take part in Potter of Texas" She
wore tights and the theater had a
new star. She became "the girl
with the million dollar legs" and
the girl with the most beautiful
figure in the world" AS late as the
'2Os Flo Ziegfeld was saying. The
stage has never known a figure like
Frankie's."
Stayed in the Theater.
Then a good friend was taking
Tar and Tartar" to Cincinnati. The
plav was tottering. He told Frankie
il she'd just come along in her tights
he'd pack the house. He offered her
$500 a week. She didn't need the
money, but he did. So she went
along. The house was packed. The
play ended with a tableau In which
frankie, in tights, represented Co.
lumbia standing in front OF the flag.
She was so unhappy in the tights
that, in the last scene, she burst into
tears and wrapped the flag around
her.
frankie kept right on in the thea
ter. But her figure was so beautiful
she never got a good speaking part.
She just walked across the stage.
Her nine years with Weber and
Fields she only wore gown" once.
The rest was tights.
Came the '20s. and Frankie
thought she might play mother parts
in the movies. But it didn't work
out well. Shed still like to play
mother parts.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

AAtaot W NcSoPO illS bOl Vbo2ll.
But little work and much play
haven't changed this Jack. He still
is the clear-eyed, full-muscled giant
OF past Olympic and other SWIM
ming conquests. I found that out
when / went to call on him. with the
specific purpose of finding out how
he kills time. in his big new house.
How. wondered, does he keep from
getting bored and soft and lazy?
What is his regimen?
He Speaks Like Tarzan.
We'll, I get up and I have break
fast" said Johnny After years Of
utterances like me Tarzan-you
Jane" it's no wonder that he speaks
In short, almost labored sentences
Then I 60 to driving range and
shoot mess OF golf balls. I come
home and have lunch. Then I go
out and play 18 or q holes of golf.
Then I 60 to the athletic club and
play squash. Or swim Or both.
/ come home and we have dinner.
That's nv routine just about
every Gay. Except Wnen III WOrk-
ing"
It requires four to six months to
put Tarzan and his family through
an adventure, although one trouble
some story was year and a half
IN work Johnny Is paid $500 a
week 40 times year. The other
IL weeks he is off salary, but I
imagine he puts away enough to
tide him over the payless period.
He doesn't smoke, and his drink
ing, by comparison with the av-
erage hereabouts. is very mild. He
has no expensive hobbies. except
yachting. He has a 50-foot boat. on
which he and Mrs. w. spent week
ends until Pacific developments
kept them of the water. He doesn't
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLAx VoSD.
Kksebeth Bergner is Europe's
latest cinematic gift to the Ameri-
can screen. Her first Hollywood
made picture is Paris Calling" q
Charles Feldman group production,
soon to be released by Universal.
Sensitive, intelligent, brilliant in
her work, petite and appealing in
her appearance, Miss Bergner for
years has been acknowledged to be
one Of Europe's greatest dramatic
actresses. She has run the gamut
Of drama from the classic Greek
plays to contemporary film fare.
Her work in Paris Calling"
should interest her fans because it
almost repeats the part she played
In real life when the world was
shocked to hear that the actress
was fleeing for her life from the
Gestapo, and relieved when word
came that she had found refuge In
England.
It was IN the tight little isle"
that she played In the films which
have made her familiar to American
movie audiences in the past
Catherine the Great" "Ariane," :"
Escape Me Never" Stolen Life"
The Constant Nymph," Dreaming
Lips" and "As You Like 1t" Escape
Me Never" was also stage success
in London and New York
Refused to FOrsake Stage.
Born in Vienna, she made her
stage debut in Zurich, Switzerland,
in q French play when she was II
years old. She rose in her art until
she became, premiere actress Of the
Max Reinhardt theaters of Salzburg
and Berlin. It was at the height of
her career that the Nah regime
drove the girl into exile. Her bril-
liant English cinema career followed
what to lesser person might have
become disaster.
Celebrated screen player as she
has become in recent years. there
was q time when she would have
none Of the movies" At that
time she was stage star OF the
caliber to handle the great Greek
and Shakespearian roles; those of
Shaw, ONeill and Barrie-Barrie
wrote The Boy David" especially
for her and on his will left her
$4,000 for the best performance
ever given in play Of his. She yet
hesitated to foresake the stage, her
familiar medium. 1t was the di-
rector, Paul CZinner, now her hus-
band. and Emil Jannings, the actor,
who persuaded her to try the films
Followed ''Nju" in which she CO.
starred with Jannings, and "Impet-
uous Youth Schnitzler's 'Fraulein
Else" and Der Evangelimann, all
of that period.
Acclimated to films, Bergner ap-
preciates and enjoys them. She
keeps celluloid records of her own
performances. and reels of the
works OF her contemporaries and
predecessors. She finds these Of
inestimable value in shaping her
screen style. She bewails the fact
that there are no motion picture
records of the art OF Mrs. Siddons.
Peg Wof1ngton. Rachel. 30 that she
might study their technique or at
least see If its boasted excellence
was just legend.
Concentration Is Legendary.
As far as her own technique Is
concerned. Bergner acquires 1t pain
fully. She builds her roles care
fully. devoting weeks or months OF
intense study to them. Amazingly
she uses no printed scripts but car
ries all the lines in her head-not
only those Of her own parts but those
Of all other players as well.
To recuperate from the moments
Of intense concentrations concen-
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Onion and Menthol
Tears Both Fail
For Miss Lupino
By Wide World News.

By Wide World News
HOLLYWOOD.
When actresses are obliged to cry
for the cameras, there are two simple
ways Of evoking tears: peeling an
onion right close to the loviies' orbs,
or by blowing menthal fumes into
their eyes.
But neither will work for Ida
Lupino. She has to cry, but really.
Il think Of something sad" she
says, land I concentrate on 1t until
I feel terrible. Then I cry. That
makes crying scenes hard work. be-
cause no matter how much I try to
realize it's only acting. I'm all done
in after one of those scenes.
Il wish onions made me cry"
Evening star., 1942-01-04
In Shirlev's Film

Edward Small has signed William
Gargan for the leading adult role
in his forthcoming Shirley Temple
starring production. Annie Roo
ney." Gargan will be seen as the
young stars father.
The production is scheduled to GO
before the cameras this month un-
der the direction of Edwin L. Marin.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
German HarmOnica
Junked by Borrah
9y wide World New.

HOLLYWOOD.
Borrah Minevitch has serapped
$25 900 worth Of German harmon.
icas, he says, and has equipped his
harmonica orchestra with American.
made instruments.
1t took several months to DO this.
because he used harmonicas Of his
own invention-mouth organs With
chromatic scales providing the half
tones so essential to symphonic
music. Minevitch says he uses up
$50 worth of harmonicas for the
stage performance, and In speciality
numbers for his newest film part, IN
Camp Nuts" he used 200 harmon.
icas at a total cost of 81 900
After discarding my German ii1'
struments," the Russian-born per-
former says, 'I have discovered that
American Instruments are hiiler and
truer In tone"
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Life Of Tarzan Is Simple
Even When He Is Idling
Weismuller Keeps in Shape Always
With Golf Among His Exercises,
And His Boredom Preventatives
ANUS EMENTs.
HOLLYWOOD.


Mostly
do than
Six Tarzan pictures
He has time his hands what wants good
OF his fellow periods between pictures
fat and lazy much
Evening star., 1942-01-04
"Wuthering Heights"

"Gauchos of Edo
RADIO" "Scattergood
Meets Broadway"
Red River Valley
and
Rags to Riches"
Three Girls About
Town" and OUTLAWS
of the Desert
Charles starrett in
"Medico of Painted
Springs"
Robert Preston and
Ellen Drew in Might
of January 18th.
Navy Blues
and
Hit the Road"
Cary Grant and
Joan Fontaine in
Suspicion"
Jackie Cooper and
Susanna Foster in
Glamour Boy
Humphrey Boaart and
Mary Astor in The
Maltese Falcon
GO West, Young
Lady" and Harvard.
Here 1 Come
Robert Preston and
Nancy Kelly. Para
chute Battalion"
w. c. Fields in
Never Give a Sucker
an Even Break"
The Smiling Ghost"
and OUTLAWS Of
The Panhandle"
William Powell and
.Myrna 10y. "Sha dow
of the Thin Man.
South of Tahiti"
and "Badlands Of
Dakota"
South Of Tahiti"
and
Last OF the Duanes."
Robert Preston and
Ellen Drew in Night
of January 18th.
Cary Grant and
Joan FOntA1ne IN
Suspicion"
Three Cockeyed Sail
ors' and "Badlands
Of Dakota"
Rosalind Russell and
Walter Pidgeon in
Design for Scandal"
Gangs Of Sonora"
and Henry Aldrich
for President"
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in "I h e
Chocolate Soldier"
Laurel and Hardy
In
ofset Guns"
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Sonia Henie and John
Payne in Sun Valley
Serenade."
Irene Dunno and Rob-
ert Montgomery. I'm
finished Business.
Lloyd Nolan and
Constance Moore in
Buy Me That Town"
Sonia Henie and John
Payne in Sun Valley
Serenade."
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in 1T h e
Chocolate Soldier"
Navy Blues'
and
Hot the Road"
Cary Grant and
Joan Fontaine in
Suspicion.
Jackie Cooper and
Susanna Foster in
"GlamoIlr ROy
Gene Autry
in
Sierra Sue"
Moonlight in Hawaii"
and Riders Of the
Purple Sage"
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. 1T
Started With Eve"
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
Of the Thin Man
Married Bachelor
and Doctors Don't
Tell" ]
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man"
Alice Faye and John
Payne in Week End
in Havana"
Swing It, Soldier"
and "Ellery Queens 3
Murder Ring
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth of the Blues"
Robert Preston and
Ellen Drew in Might
OF January 18th"
Charles Boyer, Paul
cite Goddard. Hold
Back the Dawn"
Rosalind Russell and
Walter Pidseon in
Design for Scandal
Clark Gable and
Lana Turner in
"Honky Tonk."
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in 1T b e
Chocolate Soldier
Sidney Toler In
Charlie Chan In
Evening star., 1942-01-04

William Powell and
Myrna Loy. Shadow
Of the Thin Man
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. 1T
Started With Eve.
MY Life With Car
oline and THE
Pittsburgh Kid"
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in IT b {
Chocolate Soldier"
This Woman Is
Nine. and
Swing It, soldier"
Barbara Stanvyck
and Henry Fonda In
You Belong to Ne.
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in IT b Z
Chocolate Soldier"
Nelson EDDY and Rise
Stevens in IT h I
Chocolate Soldier
Betty Cradle anc
Victor Mature in u
Wake Up SCREAMING
Charles Boyer. Mar.
garet SULLIVAN, ZAP.
pointment for Love
Jeanette NacDonalt L
and Gene Raymond tr
"Smilin' Through."
Betty Cradle ant
Victor Nature IN g.
Wake Up SCREAMING
"a iiTsS1.sss Hsss's Hss,RIs|' &
"11nholy HnrtdeIS, p"
Evening star., 1942-01-04


Love Crazy"
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton, 1T
Started With Eve"
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
Of the Thin Man.
MY Life With Car.
oline and The
Pittsburgh Kid"
william Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
Of the Thin Nan
This Woman Il
Mine" and
Swing It. Soldier.
Baxbara stanwyck
and Henry Fonda in
You BelonG to Ne
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in .
Birth Of the Blues.
Nelson Eddy and Riss
Stevens in IT h [
Chocolate Soldier
Betty Cradle anc
Victor Mature in g
Wake Up Screaming.
Charles Boyer, Mar
garet SULLIVAN, "Ap'
pointment for Love
Jeanette NacDonals
and Gene RAYMOND II
"amilin' Through."
Charles Boyer. Mar
garet SULLIVAN. "Ap'
| pointment for Love-
IDdvard O.. Hobinsol
"ffnhotY HAYk10Y1 -
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Lost Horizon"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
.pirth NJ the plupS


Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in Il
Birth Of the Blues
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow.
of the Thin Man"
Robert Young and
James Stewart. Navy
Blue and Gold
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth Of the Blues
Belle Starr" tttech-
nicolor) and Down
in San Diego"
Enrol Flynn. Olivia de
Havilland. They Died
With Their BootsOn. y
Penny Singleton and
Ann Miller in Go
West. Young Lady
Joan Blondell. John
Howard. Three Girls
About Town"
We Go Fast" and
"Ellery Queens S Muir
der Ring.
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laushton. 1T
Started With Eve.
Bad Men Of Mis-
souri," and wild
Geese Callins."
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in IT h {
Chocolate Soldier"
Henry Aldrich for
President" and Sins
Another Chorus"
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard. Moth.
ing But the Truth '
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in IT h {
Chocolate Soldier
Bing Crosby and
| Mary Martin In =.
Birth Of the Blues:
Ronald Reagan in
international
Squadron"
Nelson Eddy and Riss
Stevens in IT n I
Chocolate Soldier"
George Brent and
| nonA Massey in
international Lady.
Betty Grsble ant
| Victor Mature In -
wake Up ocreAming.
l Tyrone Power ane
| Betty 0reble 10 -
lYank in the T. A. r.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Lost Horizon"
Bing Crosby and

blIlk III USDN hlIu
Mary Martin in
Birth Of the Blues
William Powell and
Myrna Loy. Shadow
of the Thin Man.
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
! OF the Thin Man.
Robert Young anc
James Stewart. Navy
Blue and Gold"
| Bing Crosby and
| Mary Martin in .
Birth of the Blues
Belle Starr" ttech'
nicolor) and "Dowr
in San Diego"
Enrol Flynn. Olivia d,
Havilland. They Dice
With Their Boots On.
Penny Singleton ane
Ann Miller in ct
West. Young Lady
Joan Blondell, Johr
Howard. Three Girl
About Town"
We Go Fast" ant
"Ellery Queens Muir
der Ring.'
William Powell ant
lMyrna 10y. "Shadoy
of the Thin Man
jDeanna Durbin an!
lCharles Laughton. Il
Started With Eve"
Bad Men Of Mis-
souri," and Wild
! Geese Calling"
Nelson Eddy and Ris
lStevens in IT b
Chocolate Soldier
Henry Aldrich 10
president" and Sin
! Another Chorus"
bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard. Moth
ing But the Truth.
Nelson Eddy and Ris
Stevens in IT h
Chocolate Soldier.
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
{ Birth Of the Blues.
= Ronald Reagan in
international
SQUADRON"
Nelson Eddy and Ris
lStevens in IT h
Chocolate Soldier
George Brent and
uona Massey in
International Lady.
betty Cradle an
Victor Mature In
iWake On Screaming.
Tyrone Power an
betty CRADLE IN
,.iYank In the r. A. =.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Sonia Henie and John
Payne in Sun Valley
Serenade."
Irene Dunno and Rob-
ert Montgomery. I'm
finished Business"
Bob Hope and Paul
cite Goddard, Moth
ing But the Truth"
Sonia Henie and John
Payne in Sun Valley
Serenade."
Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in IT b e
Chocolate SOLDIER
Chamber of
Horrors and
Dead Mans Shoes
Cary Grant and
Joan Fontaine in
Suspicion.
Joan Blondell. Robert
Benchley. IT h r e e
Girls About Town
Henry Fonda and
Joan Bennett in
wild Geese Calling
MOONLIGHT in Ha avail"
and Riders of the
Purple Sage"
Deanna Durbin and
Charles LauRhton, 1T
Started With Eve"
William Powell and
Myrna 10y, Shadow
| of the Thin Man"
Married Bachelor
and Doctors Don't
Tell"
William Powell and
lMyrna 10y. "Sha dow
of the Thin Man"
IAlice Faye and John
Payne in Week End
in Havana"
I"6wing It. Soldier"
land "Elery Queen {
| Murder Ring
Bing Crosby and
! Mary Martin in
Birth of the Blues
| Nelson Eddy and Rise
Stevens in IT b {
Chocolate Soldier"
I
Charles Boyer, Paul
ette Goddard. Hold
! Back the Dawn"
'lCharles Boyer. Mar
'lgaret SULLIVAN. "Ap-
pointment for Love.
Clark. Gable and
i Lana Turner in
| "Honky Tonk."
Charles Boyer. Mar.
'Igaret Sullivan. "Ap-
pointmeut for Love
Wondy Hiller and
\ Nl1. AsrYison IN.
/ Mater Barbara"
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Lost Horizon

~. Downs in Moon
light in "Ha wall.
Also stage show.
Jeanette Macdonald
and Gene Raymond in
"Smilin' Through
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard, Moth
ing But the Truth"
Eleanor Powell and
Ann Sothern in
Lady Be Good"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth Of the Blues. y
Chamber OF
I Horrors" and
Dead Mans Shoes"
Enrol Flynn. Olivia de
Havilland. They Died
| With Their Boots On. :
Penny Singleton and
Ann Miller in Go
| west. Young Lady"
Fred Astaire and Rita
Hayworth in you'll
Never Get Rich.
Sun Valley Sere-
made" and
Love Crazy
Evening star., 1942-01-04

1 am. She belongs to The Troup- |
ers,' little theater. She goes to !
Evening star., 1942-01-04
'wuthering Heights

Ken Murray in
Swing II, Soldier"
Also stage show.
Jeanette Macdonald
and Gene Raymond in
"Smilin' Through"
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard. Moth :
ing But the Truth" ="
Eleanor Powell and
Ann Sothern in
Lady Be Good"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth Of the Blues
Chamber Of
Horrors" and
bcAQ M Ill . SllOCS.
Errol Flynn, Olivia de
Havilland. They Died
With Their Boots On. "
Joan Blondell. Robert
Benchley. 1T h r e Z
Girls About Town
Fred Astaire and Rita
Ha ayworth in You'll
Never Get Rich"
Sun Valley Sere-
made and
Love Crazy"
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
FRIDAY
To BE- announced.

MY Life With Car
oline," Two Latins
From Manhattan"
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Enrol Flynn, Olivia de
Havilland, They Died
With Their Boots On. >
Betty Cradle and
Tyrone Power in "A
Yank in the r. A. p
Silver on the Sage
Sunny"
Evening star., 1942-01-04

w. C. Fields In
Never Give Q Sucker
an Even Break"
Bride Came c. o. D."
and Three Sons o.
Guns"
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Ronald Reagan in
international
0rno drnr
Evening star., 1942-01-04
WEDNESDAY
The Shepherd Of
the Hills" and
"nyaS rad ia Kttf {"

Bette Davis in
The Man Who Came
TO Dinner"
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in .
Birth of the Blues
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Tyrone Power. and
Betty .oreble f4 "A
Yank in the r. A. r."
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Deanna Durbin.
Charles Laughton. ut
Started With Eve"
Bride Came o. D."
and Three Sons O.
Guns,
Evening star., 1942-01-04
TUESDAY
The Shepherd OF
the Hills" and
Dressed to Kill"

Bette Davis in
The Man Who Came
TO Dinner"