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THE BIXGHAMTOX PRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1934. 21 With Crosby Again Mrs. Columbo Wednesday Radio Programs Gra and Glea lit las piisaas airtera Smn T45 Praak Bar Jml Serial 111 jaVaatemerea 9a Melody wa Nick Laraa. aonaa 15 Praak Dalle Orrhaaus Oaaas Neraoa Oreanetra I ee Ml re rVkfonfa Warns kins a Pred AUrh Peggy Conklin Admits Having 2 Weaknesses Leading Lady in The President Vanishes' Signs' Things, Likes Raw Meat STARTING TODAY WNSF, Biathaaraw-lil A. M.

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Seriously 111 when her son was accidently shot and killed nearly two months ago, Mrs. Columbo was told first that he waa on lo cation and later that he was called to Europe suddenly for a picture. To strengthen the intrigue. Miss Lombard is sending the woman who might have been her mother-in-law flowers. Every few days a fresh bouquet arrives at Mrs.

Co- lumbos bedside. An attached card always reads the same: "Love from Carole and Russ." Mona Rico was so anxious to buy a dress he saw advertised that it cost her 12 more than she expected. In her haste to reach the store, her attorney explained in traffic court, she parked her car ln a loading gone. Iris Adiran, who reversed the usual procedure by leaving Holly wood to make good elsewhere, was back home today, prepared for her first venture In motion pictures. A graduate of Hollywood High School, she went to New York four years ago and attained success on Broadway, part of the time as a dancing partner of George Raft.

She was lured home by a movie contract. Richard Crooks, a great favorite among the film folks In concert roles, will soon make his local operatic debut. As Chevalier des Grieux In "Manon," the Metropolitan Opera company tenor will sing during the Los Angeles grand opera season, opening on Nov. S. Rumors that Lowell Sherman and Geneva Mitchell were married secretly were denied today by both principals, "There is abso lutely no truth to such they chorused.

MADY CHRISTIANS MOST ARDENT SCREEN FAN IN HOLLYWOOD Vienesse Star Declares Mickey Rooney Is the Most Remarkable Actor Mady Christians, brilliant Vienesse star, making her debut In American pictures, Is the most ardent screen fan In Hollywood. And her one big moment as far as screen actor go is none other than small Mickey Rooney, child actor under contract at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. It started when they worked together In a screen test before she went Into roie ln ''Wicked Woman." It ended when she saw him several times in his role of Puck in Max Rinehardt's presentation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Hollywood Bowl. "He Is the most remarkable ac tor I have ever seen child or adult," declares Miss Christians. He is so natural and has one of the most gripping personalities I have ever seen." Miss Christians Is playing her first role in an American film at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, in "Wicked Woman," based on Anne Austin's novel, and directed by Charles Brabin.

The famous Viennese star of "The Waltx Dream" and other International hits Is surrounded by a notable cast that includes Jean Parker, William Henry, Robert Taylor, Sterling Holloway, Betty Furness, Betty Jane Graham, Paul Harvey, Zelda Sears and others of note. Harry Rapf Is the producer. An old friend and former coworker with Max Rinehardt, she was In constant attendance at his Bowl spectacle. Now she Insists that small Mickey Rooney would be Ideal on the screen for Peter Pan." FDA M-PINO HAS VACATION Ida Lunino. Paramount screen actress and daughter of the Eng lish stage comedian Stanley Lu-pino, is enjoying her first vacation since coming to Hollywood under a Paramount contract.

Finishing her part in "Ready for Love" ln which she has the feminine leading role, Miss Luplno stopped over in New York for a single day when she boarded the Aquitania for Kngiana. 1 It's a The Most Glamorous Fantastical Stage Presentation Everl THE PUBLIC A DEMANDED IT 9 For Your Approval Eddie Miller and Hit Buds and Blossoms Co, Starring Jessie A Johnny Horn, The Inimitable Dance Team Par Excellence Lillian (Smiles) Chaplin "Tiny" Josephine "The Personality Kid" David Jeffrey All Tills Week at tfie NEW NESTLE GRILL "The Truly Sensational Dine and Dance Rendezvous" Tinkling Tunes by RUSS RICHMOND and His Music N'ever a Cover or Minimum Charge Dial 2-9534 Nowlan Road, Hlllcrest TASSUM! Driau ill On haura OS Jaraaas Beaard Orerentrs toraa Hall aa Oa. Hall's Oteaeatra Danea NBC WM etark M. 39 Tka Biaahva Lady 45 Orphan Annie aa Iiorailoei ta tha Kraa 15 Alsaa Kttraell. Contralta .39 Praet-Badia Neva Pariod 35 Tarea Bisters aa Boaai 4V-Lowell Thoaaaa aa an a Andy 15 Wiia-d Boaisoa Orahattra 3ft Red Dana, Serial Sketeh '45 Danaereiaa Paradise, Sktt aa Tlia Crliaa Clara Mmarr 3S Lanny Boat.

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Warner From the Immortal Story by Warwick Deeping Added Roof lone Xetts. Oswald Cartoon. "Strange As It Seems," and a Big Comedy ajexaaa ths icTuaatv TODAY ONLY LESLIE HOWARD Thurs. Two Fratnrea IAST TIMES TODAY "THE OD-FMOSED mr A fnromoual Ptctun with W. C.

FIELDS BABY LeROY IHiuble Featured With ruin mm. i) ENDS TODAY 2 FEATl'RES ANN HARDING 'THE FOUNTAIN" Zasu Pitts, Slim Summerville In "Their Big Moment" STARTS WEDNESDAY I A Shirley Temple Gary Cooper, Carole Lombard ENDS TOD4Y 3 BIG HITS "Name the Woman" JOHN WAYNE 'The Man From Utah" "Vanishing Shadow" STARTS WEDNESDAY Double Feature ROBERT MONTGOMERY In "THE HIDEOUT" 'FRIENDS OF MR SWEENEY' With CHARLIE RIGGLES "Burn 'Em Up Barnes" TONIGHT Country Store Valuable Gifts Free Plus WHOM THE GODS DESTROY" ADDED BIG HITS ENJOY TOMGHT Dick Powell Ruby Keeler "Dames" WED. and THCRS. 2 Feature H. B.

Warner "Sorrell Son" "SING AND LIRE IT" With Zaso Pitts. Slim Summerville ENDWELL Store Valuable Gifts Plus THE QUITTER" STRAND SEST BING CROSBY in "She Loves Me Not" ELVIN TONIGHT Warner Baxter "GRAND CANARY" V-' taaa M. In Person on the Stag: the World Renowned MARY McCORMIC Hollywood, Oct. 1 Two weak- lpat two has Peggy Conklin. One is for "aiimlnt; things" and the other to for raw meat.

These she revealed In a cateh-aa-eatch-can conversation that started out as an interview and developed Into: 1. A romp with a dog. 2. A visit with an old friend, and i. A with a hairdresser.

If Miss Conklin briwss to her role in "The President Vanishes" she's leading lady in the romance department one-half the personality she displayed in this reportor-jal session, she may atartle aa a fresh "discovery." The odds are against it, sadly enough. The hairdresser, as we left, was arranging her tousled hair into neat curls, and the gentleman from the set, sent to fetch her, had reminded her that she was to wear what she had worn in the morning. Besides, no leading lady in serious drama Is allowed to laugh so much, so heartily yea, so impertinently! as Peggy managed to laugh in this half hour. Certainly no secretary in the White House that's Peggy's role flits gamin-like with her knees la her arms, wearing tousled hair, slacks and a plaid Jacket, and Jumps to the floor to scramble and wrestle with a dog. all the while answering questions.

She signed those two previous Jim contracts, she confessed, simply because "signing things" is one of her weaknesses. She "backed out" of coming to Hollywood because she really didn't want to be In pictures after all. She never had wanted to be In pirtures. She signed with Walter Wanger and came to Hollywood because he had a definite role for her. Snoop-eel" "Snoopy" was the Scottish ter- 1 V.a 1 .1 WIU 4k, friend.

Mrs. Kate Cummings, mother of Constance. In Connie's absence abroad, "Kate" was lending "Snoopy" to Peggy, who pines for her own Scotties. "Snoopy" at the moment had wandered into another room, and "Snoop-ee" recalled him. "Kate" was quite a help.

She brought not only "Snoopy" but 'Snoopy's" lunch ground meat and cheese. Pegg's eyes lit up. "Don't leave it, Kate," she warned, "or I'll eat It myself. I'm craiy about raw meat!" Jknd then the hairdresser took charge. Neat curls replaced the tousled curls.

And soon, no doubt, she would don a costume befitting a White House secretary. And on the set the peals of Infectious laughter would give way to art and emotion. AMUSEMENTS TOSIOHT aman ''Snrralt and Boa." Capitol "A Lout lJldy." KIrIn "Grand Canary." Kndlrott Strand "She Loves Me Nat." Kndwell "The Quitter." Enjoy "Inmef." A Lyric "The Old-FaahioiH-a Way" and Tha Thin Man." Hero "Whom the florin Destroy," Rlriera "Belle of the Nineties." Star "The Man from ttah" and "'ame tha Woman." Strand "The Richest Girl In the World." Siibnrhon "Of Unman tVinrlaK." Symphony "The Fountain" and TMr Big Moment." TAMKO "Sorrcll and Ron." starring H. B. jrner, Is at the Cameo.

A story of Captain Stephen Sorrell who met mis-lurtune after the war and llva only to make hia boy's life better than hla own. Goffytone News, Oswald cartoon. "Strange aa it Seems" and a rollicking comedy are included In the program. JSLVIX nominee, drama and adventure are shown tB "Grand Canary" ending to-oifht at the Elvln. Warner Baiter la featured with Madge Evans, Marjorie Kambeip.

and Zita Johann. The scenes are laid in tropical islands during a yellow fever epidemic, and carries a love theme. ISDIfOTT STRAND "She LoTee Me Not," featuring Blng Crnsbv' with Miriam Hopkina, la end-Ini tonight at the Endicott Strand. A PPy musical romance with Kitty tarlisle. It is the story of a night flub dancer who takes refuge In a atndenf a room from the.

police and Unmters and geti Into difficult Dilutions, KNDWKIX The Qnltter," a human Interest itnry real people in modern day life, fea- "inng William Bnkowell, Barbara Jwks and Hale Hamilton, shows to-y only at the Endwell. F.SJOT Dsmea," ending tonight at the spectacular musical revue, and nilarioos comedy-romance with new ejtehy airs and has a full cast of stars including Ruby Keeler. Dirk well Joan Blondell, Guy Kibbee, so Pitta, and of Hollywood'! st beautiful chorua girls in gor-teoni settings. LYRIC C. Fields, veteran of many a "range atage battle, recently withstood riPe and very unsolid ir.

J0" for one sequence In "The Old-mMoned Way," ending today at the Proved to everyone's that he could absorb punishment Win. n8n1 Also playing, uilam Powell in "The Thin Man." f.M romJ the Gods Destroy," a emotional drama of a man who f'rn th nl ho. coward In hia heart, mows today only at the Bogus. Wal- tnn.noI1i" Robert "Mg and Doris Kenyon. RIVIERA In? Prnr' Mae wet' new lead-tnonat'l whn opposite Paraph," fnrvacloua siren In "Belle of 'l Biviera.

recently E'l' package from an SS" "Jniirer. celebrating his Miss Weat and his re-The interest in horticulture. "Pened. revealed a ied "lon "TS. STAR hteat wJL? rrom vne's ronnJi of robbery and wi-keSj1 "1W gng and rodeo riding and "Name the Paper dr'ng romantic newa- Bichard Crom-ode of Another epi- 'Inded mshlng Shadow" la ln-today ne Program, which enda "The "RAND lr'g'lin llr equally ln- the Pietore which opene HirUm Blna Centre today with snrm leading title Janet Beecher Stages a Double Reunion Janet Beecher staged a double reunion during the (liming of "The Last Gentleman," George Arliss' new JOth Century comedy recently released- through United Artists.

Her friendship with Frank Morgan wh.o is Importantly cast In the film, had Its origin 20 years ago when both played tiny parts in "The Bachelor," the last New York production of America's great comedv plavwright, Clyde Fitch; and little Charlotte (Alice in Wonderland) Henry, who plays Miss Beecher's daughter In "The Last Gentleman," made her stage debut In "Courage," the sensational Broadway stage success which enjoyed a year'a run and made Janet Beecher an important star. It's Economical to Buy Tour PHILCO at Decker's, 8 Ferry St. The Only Double Ballroom TEDDY'S Dance Tonight The Sleepy Hollow 8-Piece Union Orchestra 2BCSES Leave Conrt Square at o'clock. No Cover, Minimum Charge at the RENDEZVOUS Presenting NEW FLOOR SHOW Gorgeous Girls in Sensational Dunce Hits rton't Miss Hilarious BILLY STONE, M. Impersonating I'annie Brlce Also JACK PAI.MKR and His LAKE riaACIO BAND Mixed Drinks -Delicious Foods 2ft Collier St.

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17-23 Court St. Phone 2-1231 Charles Mitch 3 Moeller St. Phone 2-5162 Guarantee Service Fred Stone Hit in a Play by Sinclair Lewis Noted Author's Initial Drama Is Satire on Washington Washington, Oct. 16 (fnlted Press) Fred Ptone made his debut in drama and Sinclair Lewis as a playwirght last night in the National theatre In "Jayhawker," a satrical Civil War play. A packed first night house, Including a couple of cabinet members and a Supreme Court Justice, liked both Stone and "Jayhawker." They caller Mr; Stone back a half dozen times, but cried ln vain for the author.

Mr. lwls was In town to see his play for the first time, but would not appear at the end. His collaborator was Lloyd Lewis, no relation, author of "Sherman, the Fighting Prophet." Mr. Stone played the role of Senator Act Burdette sf Kansas, whose only honest moment almost proved his undoing. Satirical thrusta in Mr.

Lewis' lines at governmental weaknesses brought many a laugh from the audience, which waa largely New Dealers. Carol Stone, Fred's third daugh ter, played the leading feminine role and came In for a good share of applause, as did Edward MoNa mara as Luke Kildare, Paul Gutl- foyle as Will Starling, and Walter C. Kelly as General Smallwood. After a wepk's smoothine-out process in Washington, a hawker" goes to Broadway, FORMER OPERA SINGER TRAINS HER CHILDREN FOR STAGE CAREERS Weidler Family Is Largest in Hollywood With Six Budding Stars Hollywood's largest family of actors has been located. It is the Weidler family which Uvea In a home on the Hollywood Hills and ranges in ages from 16 to 7 years for the children.

The youngest of this family which includes six children is Virginia Weidler, just signed to a long-term contract by the Paramount studios as the result of her outstanding work as "Europena" in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" with Pauline Ford, W. C. Fields, ZaSu Pitts. Evelyn Venable and Kent Taylor.

Virginia has acted In motion pictures since she was two years old and has also played on the atage with Francis Lederer in his famous production, "Autumn Crocus." The other young actors and actresses in the family include: Sylvia. 15: Verena, 13; Warther, 12; Wolfang, 11; George, 8. They are all trained by their mother, Mrs. Margaret Weidler, who used to be a German opera singer and dramatic actress before the World War. ALL-STAR CAMEL CARAVAN ON THE AIR TONIGHT WALTER O'KEEFE ANNETTE HANSHAW GLEN GRAY'S CASA LOMA BAND (AND OTHER HEADLINCRS) TUESDAY 10:00 jn.

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I REYNOLDS, Prop. Pioneer Radio Bupply Hons) of Binghamton IS Stories St. Trial M01 Success of Kitty Carlisle, above, with Blng; Crosby In "She loves Me Not," has resulted In Kitty being east with Bin again. Tlie new picture is "Here Is My Heart." City Centennial Film Shown in U. S.

Theatres Prominent Guests of City During Celebration Are in Scenes For the thirty-first time insight years, Binghamton activities and events were being displayed today on the screens of moving picture theatres throughout the country. The city's latest cause for na tional publicity was the nial celebration which the Paramount news reel has titled "Binghamton Looks Ahead." Outstanding shots of trie four-day fete are shown. The Centennial pictures, which starting today will be shown at the Capitol theatre through Saturday. Include scenes featuring Postmas ter General James A. Farley.

Willis Sharpe Kilmer, Representative James A. Mead, and other prominent guests of the celebration. Fred Perry, manager of the Capitol, announced today that E. Comerford, owner of the Cap itol and other movie houses ln this district, would present the Centennial celebration pictures to the Binghamton library to be preserved with other historical rec ords of the city. WOMEN LIKETOSEE THE WORLD A LITTLE BETTER THAN IT IS Erik Charell, Director of 'Cara van Believes Showing Bright Side in Pictures "Women like not to see the world as It is: they think It Is possible for it to be a little better than it is." That is what Krik Charell, who recently completed his first American film "Caravan" for Fox, says.

He made the picture "Congress Pances" and produced "White Horsa Inn" abroad. And that is. perhaps the reason that he "lets show a world that Is a little bit better and nicer than reality will make of It" when he does a new picture. For it Is women who make or break a picture at the box office, Mr. Charell is convinced.

"It is they who have the matinee leisure, who have complacent escorts eager to be steered where the woman wants to go. and who go back with the children to see a film If It really does show a world "better and nicer than it ta." it." Not that women like their cinema heroes to be namby-pamby boys, this good looking enthusiastic young Continental impresario explained. "TTley want a hero who is bad, but not too bad to be disliked. They want a man who has a little bit of good and a little bit of bad. which gives much character.

They want a little silver line, a wisp of tulle and glamour between them and the strongest situations; and the one gives them a brutal, dirty thing In his picture may give them life, but they won't admit it, or come out to see it." Favors Making Children Fear for Their Safety Cleveland, Oct 16 (United Press) Patrolman Henry Kendall, of suburban Cleveland Heights' police force, believes it pays to "bring fear" Into hearts of school children when their safety is concerned. For 12 years of the time Kendall has been on the suburb's force, he has been assigned to safety duty. In that time, not one of his charges has so much- as suffered a scratch by an automobile. Kendall has a big, voice. He yells.

"C'mon now. Go." Or, If the light isn't right. "Hey, you, stay on the curb." He isn't gentle, but he makes a point of being careful. PI.AYIXG SIMPLETON' NOT SIMPLE Playing a simpleton Is no simple job. acording to Fay Wray, who claims that her portrayal of Cellini's beautiful hut dumb model Angela in "The Affairs of Cellini," starring Constance Bennett and Fred He March and released through United Artists, was the most difficult characterization of her film career.

of sensitive, well bred vnnth hunger ing for understanding ind love. He falls under the spell of a eheap woman, heartless as she is beautiful. He can give her lnxnriea and do things for ber. so she smiles oa him. but latighs to others aa ehe betrays his unselfish love.

STMPHONT Ann Harding ia the star In "The Fountain" which ends tonight at the Symphony, in a double feature program. It la a powerful love story of a domestic triangle and baa a smashing climax. Others in the cast are Brian Aberne, Paul Lukas and Jean Heraholt. The other feature la "Their Big Moment," featuring the famous enmedv pair. Zaso Pitta, film Snmmer-rille with Ksv Johnson.

Ralph Morgan lBwaT-V, aTaJk Ml IB MM JJaF' Featuring LONG TACK SAM AND HIS 10 SENSATIONAL ARTISTS Whitey Roberts Lee, Rafferty Co. Gorgeous Scenery Marvelous Surprises And on the Screen Roger Prior, "ROMANCE In the Picture the Whole Heather Angel IN THE RAIN" Now Playing Country Is Talking About I MuslcoroedT Revue I "GENTLEMEN OF POUSH" SB SUPER ADDED ATTRACTION Betty Boop Color Cartoon 8-reen Souvenir Riviera News STARTS Direct from the Music 2 weeks' THURSDAY Hall, N. Y. C's triumphant attendance xWoote Night, The Most Glorious Musical Romance of All Timet u. Joei aid rea.

ray ires." Thfi "etlon concerns the gold P'Pr( harrier discover real romance. It la SrRfJRRAN ihl" ''PPned to be the Jettons "n(1 bn' Bondage" fersed In "Of Hnman f'yi tA'J'. Lp1" Howard and faoard i. Suhnrban. Been in the appealing role and Bruce CaboU.