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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

Miss Ethel M. Buckner was a
weekend guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Neal Buckner.
Miss Emma and Clair Steam
Fields were week end guests in the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Fields.
Mrs. I.udia Mae Burnett spent
a very pleasant visit Saturday in
The home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ruby L. Williams.
Mrs. Marie Binson and Mrs. Nan
cy Wheeler are visiting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Binson
for two weeks. They will also visit
other relatives while here.
Terry Gossip
Ella W. Buckner and Margree
Terry are building a stairway to
the Stars and all the cats and chicks
are completely out of their picture.
What happened to Ray Tinsey?
He was really swinging to new
chick Saturday night
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

More than 80 per cent of 1947 au-
tomobile accidents in the United
States occurred in clear weather.
Drive carefully-always!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

No. ZIG = 1916 Ford V8-95
TwO-DoOr Super Deluxe Low
Mileage --~---- $1695.O0
Evening star., 1948-02-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

owner. quotes $500 weekly business; oni,
cH2PMAN CHAP REALTY CO, Realtors, .;
COLORED LOT suitable for high class
residence, 5Ox2l6, near Arlington Health
Center. Good houses in neighborhood, Prict
reduced for quick sale. MISS KING
CoIoRED LUNcHRooM - SO. 900 cash
rent, $50; 2-rm. apt; lease; good income
active NV. area. PAUL J. MILLER, DU
2422 till pm.
coLoRED PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOP. busy
Call for information. PAUL j. MILLER
Du. 2422 till 9 pm.
C0LORED NIGHT CLUB, top NV. loca.
ton. Well known. Opens pm. Doe,
over $400 nightly. Top prices. Low rent
Long lease. Beautifully equipped: ownel
states he nets about S7o0 weekly profit
LANDER, Exclusive Broker, 1909 N. z
Evening star., 1948-02-22

SDEh L5c3s eSMT sads
CIRCULATING PUMPS, all sizes; also
motors; furnace and range repairs. Il. &
T. SERVICE CO., TR. 4642.
CLARINET: silver; good condition, includ-
eIoeks lns eiss; kERA1RsD sI hi mantel, alarm and
sasrantee. guar a ADsfT. sas jegefson St. NV
sE ssssp7 porcelain. GO ssl,ss s
ms Doss 4eh ecofnss
Bxha sa!G 1rs1.s oE; good sssd
s11S ssEo4uIsa2ssy. W 22ss spring suits, dresses
siss siFs 1C $40 sl s1s fsT and sss ea sa
dIo1asGM.ns 5ieG aHseay IS SUITS, Rm AZ medium s12
ladies suits and dresses; size Il; shoes
1AA; excellent cond. EN- 11sl;t 1.ssll;t. ,..s
;s y, 3s's3;; 81 must sell Il
CLoTHiNGIcoats, suits, dress, hats and
sae saees s.ss ssss Ab I've o6s5 5SE coats all size
ecIofalNe4Por@sl efa and tailored sss. dress
size M Ie; Al condition. wo esq., snco.,.
SIZES styies and and sizes 'R In IS stock; odt-of:
SRnsR %ssRs fskeaaa HxcasE i1oo s
CLOTHNG-Entire wardrobe Of original
models to be sacrificed for less than
cost: dresses, suits, coats, size IL; idea
for IT. 2 inches height; must sell due
to excessive weight: in perfect cond
eICrHfSG-pressss. shsS Hase si.. IS; hats. shoes
coat, costume jewelry, etc. From 10 am
IorH&GMnoaton ea1 fhS ' R9n fur N coat, ss5; lapsr
boots. Size 7R-B. So; 20 dresses. size 4
$3.50 each: ali new cond; IE. 1897
1904 Carolina pl, Beverly Hills, Alex.
CLOTHING-navy blue suit. gray suit;
sssf No t9pPsE s,as and dresses sizes 1s aa and
C1LoTMfNGEHandsome dress coat. wool
mink trim, worn few times; cost S175.
sell S75: other coats, dresses. EN-. 5073.
CLOTHING-Child's winter outht, nat:
eond., S25. sH 3462 after 8 am.
CLOTHING-Coats, dresses, sizes IA and
20; hats, shoes; excellent cond, very cheap
CLOTHING-complete feminine costume
designed wardrobe, size 12, including r.
AA shoes, coat; private party. EN-. 60o7'
CLoTHNG-Pull dreM suit. excellent
condition: size 3S: $22. Ordway 1893.
CLOTHING, mems business and dress
suits; sold b. private y party 81 so,s sa'rnss m
coat Lays dk nS socf
COAT. womsn's,. gray muskrat. gith
matching hat and mufi; orig. cost, S6oo;
will sacrifice for $3.50 cash; very 5000
cond. yrs. old. Call after 10 am. Sun.
TR, S663.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

CAMERA, practically new, KODAK Hene4
n sSS is'; value ss's r Fs sla as'h a ssn :ss
CAMERA, new model automatic Rolleiaes
with leather case Tessar 3.6 lens, $SSo S9
CAMERA, Can ssS' Leica II, s.b Eimar lens an
M Leiea m motor; s%;o case excel. cond.; sioo
"a, CAMERA, na qRsolisieord. zelss rr,etar 81 4tI
cash CAN Ii 07i2 after 5 pm;
paess d% kaaats ss5 5's '1 Best osf ef
safasffESs ezaRRS, n1s q; a. Kodak zsiss 7ess.r
GOOD condition, S45; Ho. o707..
CAMERA, Argus CO, with leather case.
CAMERA, CANE ild Worlds % finest. %1kofiex nj; Tessa
s lens; syncn5o atssehmeps tsan wo c9TDlete 9aaa
eies sssFse m sS lens aek.or see
13.5-cm.. Elmar wide-angle, Vidom finder
accessories; eayal to new; sacrifice. com
Fsssy ps.s s4A9 Moodey msRt o4ss consider selling
rs lens and leather case: light meta
adiustssGIe tripod snd Pan Pan head: sad al Do. ik
sraphic % dept. Tor Tor those hsrd.to. set items
so 81 ana so in
MICRO-MART. 412 10th st. NV.
CAMERA, Kodak Medalist. with carrying
case and filter; like new; guaranteed peri
eaMEEa, eGnMa sH RoiIleord a fe Complete with case
tripod and etc used BY german Isrg,nS Asmg fS
PHOTO SUPPLY, 1859 Irving st. NV
CAMERAS Cpiesden,. 9x1:
fold reflex, S25; B. q II. 16-mm. elec
drive mag. movie, f:3.5, $40. 1888 Har
ward, basement.
CAMERA, Voightlander Superb, f:4.5. twir
lens. adjustable FORMS compur shutter. Il
exposures, 30 film. Boz Tx. Star.
CAMERA, auto. Rollieflex f:3.5 Tessar
excellent condition. S225. MA. 6476 bet
CAMERA, contax I f:1.5 Tessar. excellent
condition, $165. Call MA. CATS bet.
CAMERA. ierca III, TIA blue-coa sum.
mitar lens with leather carrying case ane
built-in range finder; never used; $3.50
lists $3.50. GIL 664O.
CAMERAS-Leica,. f/3.5 Elmar lens. Com,
pur shutter. with case; Ansco double
frame Memo. f/29 Radionar lens, Compul
shutter; Leica, $40: Memo, $50, or bes
CAMERAs-Fiim for 35-mm cameras
1000 foot. reels. super Xxx, ultra speed
Superior No. 8, very special, $2 per reel
guaranteed; 16-mm. negative 4lm loot
super Xxx, SOC per reel NAT. PHOTO
SUPPLY, 1909 I'VE St. NV
Evening star., 1948-02-22

.Ts co esSS oefs rofss tss toiieSins eT
No. 1@Dos; NV. white trade modern
store, low rent, short b hrs $40 closed Sundays;
more; good lease: a sive-aw at sl6,-
800, lock, stock and barrel. on terms.
No. 2-DGS, Sc: white trade; owner
quotes $500 weekly; short hrs: closed
and beautiful apt: $4,000 cash handles.
No. 3Eorocery. NV; colored trade:
owner quotes bettsE than sl.5oo weekly
terms; priced Oelow market price values;
bsssasifai corner ,J store store apd S5o nice sDt;;
dies, bal terms LEON GoODMAN,
Nsss NI1sI and DsS sSndss. sne can OK os s7s $500
cokNER GKoc:. mixed neish;; doins
.i. q 100 SO Tsselg 1ag Sys With 9oo 9oo. W" Ions
Grocery, colored trade. ;$1.40o weekly
business; rent free; best listing on our
Liquor store, same owner Is years;
$4,000, good will. on termB. KDSSLER
RE. $500. Du. B552. 23s
Evening star., 1948-02-22

total. One coal Heatrola. heats 4 rooms
cabinet style; like new. Call SH 1913.
ADDING MACHINE, electric, practically
new; Allen-Wales model 9E; retail price,
S307; my price, S2S5 or best offer. MI.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

extra-ions Sed; orig. cost 500; will ssse:i.
fss fSsDR9oM @ sssg sSirE, s-pieee mahogany sit1
RasIase BHDsoo% sSp suiTE, walnut. pieces; dsle
"a Sssss*s san,sE Dtnsa chest springs
esnd oTsssonssls.s 411z 4th s.: nv. Es; ~
mattT sprSss dresseT snd Vsn9
fBfSRSoa fG2SR sSps sufTf R5fTsr spece G walnut ss5
BEDROOM suITE-Bsd, springs, mattress
wardrobe. snt. chest Of drawers, fine con-
dition, s190 Al, or sell sep. GE 444o 40,
and hish5oy. like new; also Easy washer
bEPRM SUITE nn1in liylns IGom suite YES,
BEDROOM SUITES. 1o-pc.. mahog.. cost
S6s5, sell $335: 7-pc. mahog. SI26; 5-pc
"a III, q 'ss sistt EG
SEDRooMS..Fine. decorated twin beds
ys5y aa xans Sse'h snss sad Or 1sh aoass ss
Hs9o mrroI. 0 eses eh:'s walnut esss twin BEDS
and mror tos In
see our largest shipment Of used furniture
seaa s very Lowest Rx Rs1ssS Ris
IURN. ExCHANGE,, so7 7th St. NV. Ex
e742, One Of Washington's .Larsest and
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, DINETTE-
Are you looking to furnish your 1-room
apartment economically? Turner's, 92a
G St NV, will be glad to show you how
we can take care of your problem for as
low as S79. Turner's also has q bedrm
living rm. and dinette OUTFIT for as Low
as S169. This outfit consists Of q bed
chest. dresser with plate-slass mirror. OF
the choice Of a vanity instead of dresser,
spring, comfortable mattress and pillows
For the living room, Turner's furnishes
you with q sofa made by Serta, all-spring
constructed, which can also be used as a
bed. and two matching. comfortable
chairs For the dinette. Turner's furnishes
you with drop-leaf table and chairs.
All the above merchandise is brand-new
and all can be had for the advertised
price of $169. Terms ARRANGED to suit
your convenience. No interest or finance
charges for credit. All payments made in
the store. No financing companies to deal
with. Turner'S is open evenings until
Pm; Mondays and Thursdays until m.
TURNER'S. 923 g st. NV, Ma. S1b7.
BEDSPREADS-2 pair gold. pair blue.
single Or double: orchid; very reasonable.
BENDIx wAsHEh no automatic. good
condition. W1.1152.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03

git one of them invites, and /
don't know what went on
A HINT TO THE WISE
To that well known and likeable
Parish street business man, who
has a habit of pulling roll of
money from his pocket to make
change. It's all right to have
money, but it's better to have
your life. STOP BEING SO FLAS-
IN TOWN FOR AWHILE .
Were Stephen Edley, Southern
Negro Youth Congress, Birming-
ham, Alabama. Also DR..
Charles S. Johnson, President
Fish University Jesse o. Thomas,
Washington, D. c., Marion Rudd,
former Jacksonian, now Little
Rock, Arkansas Scout Executive
Also Teachers from every
where and some that were nigh
ty . Mighty fine :.
TO THAT LADY That
started that vicious gossip in an
attempt to break up your "Fri-
ends" marriage Darling
you're pretty low in our book. We
know who you are, and the only
reason your name isn't printed
here is that this column has to
be kept clean TO THOSE
LITTLE BOYS That are al
ways playing with pistols trying
to scare somebody WISE
UP LADS You aren't bad,
you're just BATTY TO THE
LADIES OF GAMMA THETA
SORORITY and LES ROYALE
CLUB HATS Off Those
were swell parties TO
THOSE PEOPLE WHO Are
always sacred of this column
finding and printing something on
them : BEHAVE YOURSELF
AND YOU WON'T HAVE TO
WORRY
SOMETHING THAT MADE ME-
LAF'F That funny express
sion on the faces of. all them To-
cal professors on the rostum the
other night when President Char
les Johnson of Fish started get
ting too deep for 'em., out at the
teachers meeting Ha!
WEEKLY QUOTATION &.
The Wise man INDUCES himself
not in gossip with women, not
even his own wife The Tai
mud 200 B. G.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03
UP and DOWN Parish Street
JAMES BUNDLES

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT You can't tell what
folks is going to atlk about on
Saturday evening when the sun
gets about ankle deep, and all
the good brothers have been treat
led to that tall ice clod bottle
of brew or two. Some of the bro
theirs started on me right away,
and since it was a subject that
is right up close to my heart, /
kinda Figured you might like to
know what they said to me, and
what I said to them. Well it was
like this One of the good
brothers said to me brother Run
dies there wasn't no club in this
town nowhere, and all the good
brothers was Citing old fore their
time, when you and the good bro
Their Comic kicked a little life in
to the carcass of the ole Para
mount Club, now There is club
on every corner, and as a kind
of a gradually to all them clubs
I wants to know what you thinks
about 'em? Well, what l
told that loving brother was this.
I told him all them clubs was
mighty fine and they seemed to
have no trouble at all getting
enough members, but there was a
few clubs around town that is
having trouble Citing enough
members. l told him that these
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03

clubs was known as the NAACP
CLUB, the POGESSIVE VOTERS
LEAGUE CLUB, the AMERICANS
VETERANS COMMITTEE CLUB,
and the YMCA CLUB. l told him
that the way 1 seen it was that
if them clubs didn't git enough
members, all of them clubs with
Fancy names like PARAMOUNT
CLUB, GAY Is CLUB, and ALL
OF THEM OTHERS, wasn't going
to mount to very much, and
they wasn't going to last. And J,
told him that if / really was the
granddaddy of these postwar
clubs around here / shore would
tell all my grand chilluns to git
wise and join up with them clubs
like the NAACP CLUB and the
PROGRESSIVE VOTER S LEA
CLUB, so we can keep on having
PARAMOUNT CLUBS and GAY
Is BRIDGES CLUBS
THEM WAS HIGH CLASS
CROOKS That broke into Sc
curity Life Insurance Company
and DR.. McCoy's offices last week.
They didn't steal nothing but
fountain pens, Radios, and writ
ing paper. g
TO THE LADY that stopp-
ed me and said ''Y all be shore
and say something bout what went
on at the ELABORETTES BALL
last night Honey, I didn't
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03
Negro Man Pays
With Life For
Murder Of Negro
Woman

William Stewart, 40 year old
local man was electrocuted short
ly before midnight in the porta-
BILE electric chair in the Kinds
County Jail here.
Stewart was convicted and sent
enced to death for the knife STAY
ing of Annie Mae Westerfield on
South Roach street here last May
and is one of the few Negroes
given the death penalty for the
murder of a Negro during the
past few years in the state.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03

1947 KAISER, 4-door Sedan,
Beautiful blue paint, radio,
heater. Like new.
1947 PLYMOUTH, 4-door Sedan
Beautiful Maroon paint.
Very low milage. Radio &
Heater.
1947 CHEVROLET 2 tone
brown Sedan, 4OOO7mile
car. Looks, runs and
smells like new.
1947 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan
Beautiful green paint. A
real car.
1916 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan
Extra clean, low milage.
1916 MERCURY Sedan, Beau
tiful light green paint.
Heater. New plastic seat
covers. Very low milage
car. Runs and drives like
new.
1916 CHEVROLET Fleetline.
Beautiful 2-tone paint,
very low milage. Like new.
Radio, heater, spotlight,
white side-wall rims. See
this one.
2-1946 CHEVROLET 2-door Sc
dams. Two-tone blue and
maroon.
1941 CHRYSLER 4-door Royal.
Beautiful sky-blue paint.
Heater, seat covers.
1911 DODGE 4-door Sedan.
Blue paint. Good condi-
ton. Radio and heater
S1O95-$550 down.
1910 CHRYSLER New Yorker
4-door Sedan. Black paint,
and looks good.
1912 FORD, Convertible, pretty
maroon paint, radio and
heater.
2-1941 FORD Tudor Super De-
luxe. New paint seat COW
ers, motors perfect. Good
tires, oneg grey, the other
blue.
1912 HUDSON 4-door Sedan.
1910 OLDSMOBILE 2-door Sc
dan. Original black paint.
Good tires, good motor.
1888 BUICK Convertible.
1889 PLYMOUTH 2-door black
Sedan. Runs good and
looks good.
1910 CHEVROLET Blue 2-door
Sedan. Runs good, look
good.
1899 HUDSON 2-door Sedan.
Clean Automobile.
1885 PLYMOUTH. Was a coupe
Converted into pickup.
Runs fair. Awful rough.
1912 INTERNATIONAL ga ton
AKA. Less than 400 actual
miles.
1885 CHEVROLET Coupe, R&H
new motor, new tires, new
paint, new upholstery. A
perfect little automobile.
- REMEMBER -
THE WIDE ROAD OF SER
VICE LEADS TO CASTLES
AUTO SERVICE
CAS- TIES
Auto Sales 6 Exchange
Roach at Poscoeoulo
DIAL 1891
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03
CASTLES, SPECIALS

CASTLES, SPECIALS
1947 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN,
AIR FLOW GENERAL
TIRES. HYDRAMATIC
BOOSTER BRAKES. JUST
LIKE NEW -------.---- 1895
1910 Plymouth 2-door Sedan
-------------.----.----.-. $3.50
1885 FORD 4-door Sedan.
R & H ------.---.--. $165
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-04-03
ENCORE!
ENCORE!
ENCORE!

The public is clamoring for
fore and more of Castles good
Used Cars. Well, folks, they
are down here for you. COME
ON BY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

turns to Hollywood in September,
it'll be for keeps and her father
will come here to live with Joan and
her mother. Robert Mitchum is
bending an ear to q proposition to
star in Dallas" to be produced by
Jack Wrather.
Rita Hayworth, who was supposed
to have gone to Europe for only five
or six weeks, is lingering on and on.
She now plans to visit Capri. i.
Douglas Fairbanks tells me that he
was unable to raise the $45, 900
Hollywood contribution for the
Olympic Games expenses-"and I'll
have to get the rest in the East"
says Doug. One millionaire movie
star who had promised a big dona-
ton came through with $50.
Valentino Cortese, newly arrived
italian star. at a party here with
all the other Italian imports. stole
the SHOW She's very vivaciouS and
I can see why Tyrone Power went
for her-before he met Linda Chris
tan, of course. Lou Costello
spent $500 on pies and firecrackers
to throw at the cast and crew on
the final day of his last previous
picture. So, in Mexican Hayride,"
his leading lady, Luba Malina. was
very apprehensive and said
Surely they won't throw
a pie at a womanw Lou restrained
himself with difficulty-but only,
he says, because he was afraid Miss
Malina would sue him. They didn't
hit 1t OF too well during the pic
ture. :. Roy Rogers opens with his
rodeo in Philadelphia August % and
closes in Chicago the week of Oc-
tober "a. Wife Dale Evans will be
in the show.
John Wayne, Johnny Weissmuller
and their swimming pal, Duke Ka-
hanamoku, are planning to do a
movie together. Duke, now working
with Wayne In Wake of the Red
Witch" is doing his first acting for
the camera in IS years. Frank
Sinatra and Andy Russell will stage
their annual soft-ball battle-for
charity-at the Gilmore Stadium,
August %.
North American Newspaper AIionce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Deep Waters Tells
A Familiar Story
At the Capitol

DEEP WATERS" a Goth Century Fox
Picture produced by Samuel G.. Engel,
directed by Henry King, screenplay BY
Richard Murphy. based on the novel
''Spoonh&ndle, by Ruth Moore. At the
Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
By Harry Macarthur

Deep Waters" the CapltolS new
picture, is about people who like
the sea VS.. people who are afraid
of the sea. Two of the people who
like the sea are an orphan, ward
of the Safe of Maine named Danny
Dean StockwelD and young lob
ster fisherman named Hold Dana
Andrews. One of the people who is
afraid of the sea is the girl from
the welfare department (Jean
Peters,, whose charge the boy is
and whose ex-fiance the lobster
fisherman is. ANY competent author
could 60 on from there, lather 1t
over with local color, and come up
with a piece of slick magazine fic-
ton. Or piece of slick movie
fiction.
Richard Murphy, a competent
screen writer, has come up with a
piece of slick cinema fiction, all
right, in his translation Of the Ruth
Moore novel, "Spoonhandle." Deep
Waters" is, however, one of those
items that defy movie reviewers.
There's nothing about it to make a
man throw his hat in the air or
start collaring people in the street
to send them to the Capitol Theater.
On the other hand, there's nothing
about it that calls for any legitimate
beef.
Without having read the original
novel it may be unfair to say so,
but examination of the movie alone
indicates that the weakest link in
its construction is the book on which
it was based. 1t has been directed
by Henry King with his usual care.
1t is played well by its cast. 1t cap
lures something of the flavor of its
locale. Having been filmed largely
along the Maine coast where the
lobster fishermen ply their trade
and then printed on sepia film. 1t
is pictorially handsome large part
of the time. Nothing Mr.. King, his
players or his cameraman have
done, however, can hide the fact
that they were laboring to embellish
a trite story.
The young orphanl is brought to
the fishing village home OF stern
voiced, soft-hearted Maine woman
The son of a dead fishing boat
captain, he has run away from
several previous homes because of
the lure of the sea. The girl from
the welfare department won't let
the orphan go out on the boat of
the young man she has spurned
because of his love of the sea, SO
he tries to run away again and gets
into trouble with the law. Finally
the girl sees the light, the lobster
man adopts the boy and even gets
the girl on his boat, presumably
cured of her distaste for those deep
waters.
Mr.. Andrews, Miss Peters, Anne
Revere and and Dean Stockwell
are competent about their treat
ment of all this, but it is Cesar
Romero who lends it any life 1t
has. He plays Portuguese lobster
fisherman who spends his time read
ing farm magazines and dreams of
the day he can get away and be-
come millionaire in rabbits, pota-
toes, mink, walnuts, or something
Mr.. Romero is fine; the rest of
Deep Waters" is just harmless.
$3.50
The Capitols stage show head
liner is Fred Lowery, the whistling
virtuoso, whose contribution has the
vocal aid of Song Stylist Dorothy
Ray. Others are acrobatic Winter
Sisters, Sammy White and the
Burns Twins and Evalyn. The Sam
Jack Kaufman overture features
Judy Ellington, melodious singing
lass who was a local night club
fixture for several years before going
on to sing with name bands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

ok0SSs
Catholic Observation-Disclosures
House; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Key Largo; !,
$40, $40, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Deep Waters; 1l:15,
am, 1855, 4:35. tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: lis, 1855, 6:35 and
Oils pm.
Coiumbia-"Easter Parade; 1O:45
am, 1885, sos, Sis, 7:25 and $40
pm.
Dupont Antoine and Antoi-
nette"; Ills, 2:55, 4:40, 6:25. $40
and 9:55 pm.
Hippodrome-"The October Man;
|2:15, 4:05, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Mr. Blandings Builds
His Dream House; 11:40 am, lao,
$40, $40, TAO and $40 pm.
Little-"Good-by, Mr.. Chips; II
am. los, 3:l5, 5:25, 7::35 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Bring En- Back
Alive; 1870 am, 1870, 1886. $40,
7:45 and 9:55 pm.
PaIace-"The Paradine Case;
II 20 am, 1855, 4:30, 7:05 and $40
pm.
Pix-"The Well-Digger's Daugh-
ter; 3:15, $50 and $40 pm.
Playhouse-"The PEARL II am,
l2:45, 2:35, 4:20, $40, 8 and GAS pm.
Trans-LuX-News and shorts;
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Key Largo: II am,
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o. Selznick's money behind it,
every one can be sure that is a
jewel of production and casting.
With regard to the latter, the pic
ture is virtually an all-star affair
with Gregory Peck. Ann Todd,
Charles Laughton, Valli, Ethel
Barrymore, Charles Coburn, Louis
Jourdan and Leo G. Carroll.
Good and evil have not had such
a glittering go at each other since
the last time they performed under
the dramatic urging of Hitchcock.
X II X
The Paradine Case" originally
the work of Robert Kitchens now
rewritten by Selznick, is one of the
more fascinating treatments of the
corruptive influence of the beauti-
full woman with wicked heart. 1t
makes a long picture, but a gen.
orally engrossing one that would
have been better had every one
chosen to get On with it bit
faster.
Key figures in the narrative are
Valli, as Mrs Paradine, and the
brilliant young criminal barrister
played by Actor Peck. They are
brought together in a sort of amor
Gus deadlock when blind Col. Para
dine is done in, his wife is ar