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,.Alt T fc-PA'GE ~. Penal Colony Again Locale for a Movie liKing of the Damned" Unconvincing 0 ram a in Spite of Good Cast. "KING OF THE DAMNED." - Produced by Gaumont-British. Directed by Walter Forde. Presented at the State-Lake Theater. THE Cf.ST. "83"••••••••••..•.•..•• Conrad Veidt ~nnCl •••••••••••••••••••• Helen Vinson Mooch •••••••••••••••••... Noah Beery Ramon ...••••••••••••••. Cecil RamClge The Captain .••••••••••••. Percy Walsh Young Convict ••••••••....• Peter Croft Priest ••••.••••••••.••• Gibson Gowland By Mil. Tin •• G OOD Morningl Penal colony proceeding. certainly are weighing heftily on the minds of producers these days! We've had "Devil's Island," "Prisoner of Shark's Island," and now comes "King of the Damned" -there's a title for you that might mean anything-which tells a tale of revolt in a penal colony, on a fictitious island. It is an English production, evi· dently made with the idea of arous- ing sympathy for convicts who are badly treated, and proving to the world at large that, if managed as men instead of as animals--" It's like being in a menagerie!," says the heroine of the piece, with a shuddex:-theid act like men. ;SUT- Plot 'Progresses in lin ,Unconvincing Manner. The picture doesn't prove its point. You find it impossible to park your sympathies either on one side or the other. Some of the officials are cusses, but then-so are many of th& prisoners. The ••king "--a convict of supe- rior intelligence, known as "83," who heads the revolters, arouses your pity and respect-but there is much about many of the men he controls that convinces you they need-not brutality, certainly!-but plenty of good rigorous discipline. The "king's" idea Is to take the colony over, run it as it should be run, and persuade observers and unbelievers of the superefficiency of humaneness over the waste of Inhumaneness. It is his desire to make the revolution bloodless, Well, you know that one about the best laid plans 0' mice and men ••• n? Noah Berry Gives Grand Performance as Drunk. Intrigues, riots, fights, follow In rapid succession. Hectic, all of the action, but, somehow, MOST un- convincing. Noah Beery, as a revolutionist whose addiction to whiskey inter- feres considerably with his poten- tial rightness of purpose and the intentions of "83," gives a bang-up performance-quite on a par with some of his brother Wallace's best ones. Conrad Veidt is an arrest- Ing personality as " 83." Helen Vinson, as the daughter of a kindly colony head who has been sup- planted, plays sincerely and effec· tively. Cecil Ramage is sinister, handsome, and a devil as the sup- planting commander. Direction's not so hot. "King of the Damned" isn't ex- actly ten, twent' thirt' melodrama, but it's mighty close to it. See you tomorrowl Flags Cause Scare. TOULON, France.-{JP)-Fears of a ••Nazi coup," harbored by some clti- zens when they learned that a Toulon factory was making flags bearing the Hitlerian hooked cross, were dispelled when it was disclosed that the ern- blems were b~ing manufactured for the French navy, which needed a stock for the perfomance of maritime courtesies. DANCER OF EMPIRE ROOM REVUES Betty Olds is popular liS a specialty dancer in the cabaret revues at the Empire room of the Palmer house. She is on. of the clev- erest members of the Abbott ballet group. [Bloom Photo. Feature Films to Be Longer in the Future M OVIE executives are plan- ning to put more footage into future feature films. The running time will be extende.d from approximately 70 minutes to two hours or more, ac- cording to the entertainment value of the picture. By this means the producers hope to end the so-called menace of double features. Exhibitors pay very little more nowadays for the rental of two pictures than they formerly paid for one, and the studlos feel that if the double pic- ture idea is abolished the revenue Will increase. Producers havebeenmakingsec- ond rate pictures, calling them" B" products, which are to be used for double bills, but they areannoyed by the fact that more costly films known as " A" pictures are, in most theaters, used along with "B" films. The smaller theaters cannot afford to pay the rental on "A ", pictures, so they pay the "B" rental for better films. Samuel Goldwyn thus voices the opinion of Hollywood producers: " If the public will sit through two bad pictures that consume three hours' time, there is no reason why it shouldn't sit through one good picture that will run that length. The same holdstrue of enduring a bad picture in order to view a good one." Producers know by experience that the public will not sit through a three hour film unless it isen- tertaining. Two recently filmed productions, "Anthony Adverse" and "Romeo and Juliet," run two and a half hours each, and are both far be- yond the average film in entertain- ment. Another film of good quality is "The Great Ziegfeld," which runs three hours. Films of this quality are rare,however, and pro- ducers will have to do a great deal of exploring to find suitable stories to hold the interest of the audience for that length of tirr:e. The double feature bills became popular during the depression era. Theaters discovered they had tv 'CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: "THE COUNTRY DOCTOR" Here's ~ean Hersholt as he appears in the title role of "The Co untry Doctor" (Roosevelt). There's a reason for the grin- for Mr. Hersholt has the time of his life pI II yin g with the Dionne quintuplets in this film inspired by their remarkable ad- vent into this world of sin and sorrow. And 0 the r things. Chicago Playbills CONTINUED: ••Winterset," drama; Harris the- ater; third and final week. ••At Home Abroad," revue, wlth Beatrice Llllte, Ethel Waters; Mitzi Mayfair; Grand Opera house; third week. •• Three Wise Fools," drama, by American Repertory company [WPA1; Blackstone theater; second week. "Chalk Dust," drama; staged by Federal Theater No.1 (WPA]; GreatNorthern theater; opens Tuesday. ••Boy 1I1eets Girl," comedy, wlth PollyWalters; Selwyn theater; 1l1teenth and final week. WEEKLY CHANGES: Chicago theater: Vaudeville and cinema; •. Our Gang," tllm play- ers. Palace theater: Vaudeville and cinema; Abe Lyman's band. headliner. State-Lawe theater: Vaudeville and cinmea; Gwynne, headliner. Rialto theater: Burlesque; Ada Leonard In •. High Jinks." COMING: II Awake and Sing," drama; Sel- wyn theater; opens May 4; aus- pices or American Theater so- ciety. lower the price of admission to draw the crowds, and because of this they had to dispense with stage shows. Audiences were accustomed to three hour programs, and in order to fill in the time the exhib- itors began running double rea- tures. Even though one of the films usually is poor, the public sits through it in order to seea good one. Mines Give Up Relics. SOCHI, U. S. S. R.-{JP)-Many an- cient relics have been found at the gold mines along the bed of the Sochi river on the eastern shore of the Black sea. Bits of gold wire and other fragments testified to the fact that gold was mined here many cen- turies ago. MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN RANDOLPH NR. LA SALLE RKO PALACE g.n IPJ2Jt4DJt ABE r MAN AND HIS CAliFORNIANS (Couriesy College Ism} With EDNA SEDGWICK· ROSE BLANE THE BEAU BRUMMELS "TINY" WOLFE • LYMAN OCTET -SCREEN--- I~ALTIER IIUSTON ••HODS' . DIAMOND ~ MASTER ~ OPENS 10:30 A.M •• Price Changes LATE SHOW 10 P. M. at 5 P, M. MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN SOUTH BALABAN & KATZ WONDERTHEATERS TIVOLI-TOMORROW I DOORS OPEN 11:30 A. M. SYLVIASIDNEY-HENRY FONDA FRED MacMURRAY 'TRAIL TOJE LONESOME PINE' With FREO STONE and SPANKY McFARLAND ALSO LATEST "MARCH OF TIME" SHAKESPEARE J. Har.l~rFFsR;FFr. 43rd & Ellis Mat. Only: Free Movie Photos to Kiddles HYDE PARK 5312 ~ Bruce Cabot Lake Pk. Rochelle Hudson BRIGHTOt~ A~~~r "SHOW THEM BOULEVARD ls5~~a~d NO MERCY" Boulevard Only: Todd-Kelly Comedy.-popeye--last Episode Frank Merriwell-Free MOVie Star Photos KENWOODKY~~a~k'~'R~aF1N~ol~e:ALV s~~l>~~~~ ANTIC 26th &. ~ WAI_LACE BEERY ATL Crawford Lionel Barrymore MIDWEST l5r~~fr "Ah, Wilderness" PEOPLES :;~ra~ Margaret Callahan PRESTON "MUSS EM UP" :~~T~nSTER CRABBE In "FLASH GDRDON" HARPER H 5240 r Jackie Cooper arper GUY" HALFIELD l;~ra~d "TOUGH Halfleld Only: Free Movlo Star Photos-Pop~~ Todd.Kelly Com. "CUSTER'S LAST STAND RAMOVA 35th~l}~i_~t~~~~R~ "AH! WILDERNESS" Mat. Only-FLASH GORDON ACE 63rd &. Victor McLaglen Halsted t "Professional New Rel!:ent ~9::\~ I Soldier" S 63rd &. BINGCROSBY EMPRES Halsted "ANYTHING GOES" 69th &. Boris Karloff REX Halsted "The Invisible Ray" REGAL 47th·S, Pa rkw av. Onen 1:30 ON STAGE-TODAY ONLY GALA STAGE REVUE GARY "DESIRE" MARLENE COOPER DIET);tICH EXTRA-New "March of TIme METROPOLITAN La~r"S'h;~ iti>.M: ROBER'!' DONA1'-JEAN PARKER "GHOST GOES WEST" JACKSON PK. 67J,lodSl~;;;& 18~::.l~ June J~~~~b~':;~e,;rravi. "Ceiling Zero" World PLAYHOUSE Ml~~~ ~v•. HAR.VARD 63D·HARVARD-Open 1:30 Cant. Noon Until Midnight-35c to 6:30 Rochelle Hudson-C. Romero FRED ASTAIRE "SHOW THEM NO MERCY" "FOLLOW THE FLEET" COMMERCIAL 9150com~um~-.gftR':I& GINGER ROGERS .. Jf/l:fs09tilli2fl "CEILING ZERO" "Ga1/ .•catcbutune•.. uou't; uke it:" -MAE TINEE. Trib. RAY "RIFFRAFF" SONOTONE 66 E. VAN BURBN 263<!E 75th Open1'30 J Harlow·S Tracy "The direction is maste~·~~t~~JOi;:· ~i~o~:,;~:i~ ADDED=Latcst '''March of Time" ~,Vibrant and compelline one.'·-Mae Tin,e; MIDWAY "LADY CONSENTS" THREE WOMEN Cottage at 63d.-Op. 1:30. Ann Harding-H. Marshall ORPH EUM DoorsSg'~~nS1"o~45M~~r1&~ MICHIGAN JAMw~~gN'iny~ fJl~;I~.!r~;~ Carole Lombard··Preston Fo.ter··CesarRomero PA1' O'BRIEN-"CEILING ZERO" 'LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST' ACADIA 373~Ar'Ly55€ltE~S ADDED-Major Bowes' Amateurs of the Air EDDIE CANTOR-"STRIKE ME PINK" CLARK c.r~gt~, tl.r;roArl~qr. SUNNYSIDE G~6kUG~e1ir£[~~ f,,'~~tp~~;e"rt"GHOST GOES WEST" "MISTER HOBO" MidPtjg'ht Show-Last Featureat12:30 DREXEL Fred£~8B~i-t~gl~m~~ MONROE II)J?fo~~t.'\0:q~N6B~Ijf. Victor McLaglen "Professional Soldier" JA]dES CAGNEY-PAT O'BRIEN KIMBARK 6240 KimFb"Cadrdl)'e'OPa' ~t:hooqoPm' eM,,; "CEILING ZERO" Victor McLal\"len "professionJ Soldier"" PARK MANOR F~lN~H~~::r¥o~1J BETTE DAVIS-"DANGEROUS" LA GRANGE :APRIU 26. 1936. 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WILDERNESS" AVENUE CICE~&>c a~&KJ~~ C~~%ER "STRIKE ME PINK" SAVOY cIii1?Lls ~J-Jldi~ BING CROSBY-"ANYTHING GOES" LEXINGTON 715 S's9!iNt'j,m- 0 oFRiW JEAN HARLOW-"RIFF.RAFF" PARK RIDGE PICKWICK Open 1 P. Mju~E'e.ftt~~~ J~~:fso!itR1~~Y "CEILING ZERO" RESERVED SEATS NOW ON ~ALE FOR "MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" MAYWOOD LIDO MATIN.K),l Wl'N~§ Lionel Barrymore-Aline MacMahon Wtkkft~E "AH! WILDERNESS" FOREST PARK F ~OREST MADlSO-N a; D",S PLAINE.S F'ree Parkinz-c-June 'I'ravis JAMES CAGNEY-PAT O'BRIEN "CEILING ZERO" LIL 737fE"tN ~1~£'8~ SPENCERTRACY-"RIFF-RAFF" AUSTIN PARK - 59tiO WEST LAIn: STREET SALLY EILERS EDDIECANTOR-PARKY AKARKUS "STRIKE ME PINK" AMBASSADOR ALL i~~ !bfJr.J§I~J;; JEAN HARLOW-SPENCER TRACY "RIFFRAFF" AUSTIN ROBERT TAYLOR "SOCIETY DOCTOR" PLAISANCE 4g~E~d~~R.fll~~ JEAN HARLOW-"RIFF-RAFF" SYMPHONY 4~1~JR~~~~~ JAMES CAGNEY in "CEILING ZERO" IRIS ~6gH~¥1?£~BJti'!N BRUCE Ct,BOT-'JSROW: THEM NO MERCY'! MOTION PICTURES NORTH BALABAN I KATZ WONDER THEATERS +BELMONT LIncoln-Ashland.12:301 Snatched from Grave! Restored te Life by "Lindbergh Heart" l<lRO[~FF 'WALKING DEAD' Extral latest "MARCH OF TIME" LAKESIDE f JACKIE : 4728Sheridan. OP. 1 COOPER i COVENT Rf~a~lnH~7~.OIJr. 2653N. Clark. OP. 1:30 'TOUGH GUY'. MODE Jame' caane~~li;;,ry~Rk~:p~ EDWARDG. ROBINSON "SMART MONEY" VOGUE lilli ",' ., , , ,. r.: ~. OPENS 1:00 B'dway &. GraCI BIOGRAPH JAM~~3UJ':f~I~ PAT O'BRIEN. June Travis, "CEILING ZERO" BUCIUNG'M 3319N.Clark DAVIS L~6c~tn BRUCE'CABOT ROCHELLEHUDSON "SHOW THEM NO MERCY" ARGMORE Ar~YJ~ '~~~~~~r8 CAROLELOMBARD."THE GAY BRIOE" VIC FREDDISEh~C~"r~gLBoe~mJ!'~ Vietor McLAGLEN,"PROFESSIONALSOLDIER" MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN BALABAN & KATZ Open al 10. Pro Chg. ai, 5 ~ Siage Shaws slart •••• 11:30·1:50- 4:15 -6:5D·9:20 r lAn unequalled shaw (';;' :)fa, the whale familyl~ AllIN PERSON! tr.:....,..,~lll Hal Roach's .••. ",. ~!'JI.~!G~ "SPANKY" McFarland And All the Other Rascalsl "PETE," the pup, too I I Plus Brilliant Revue Lee Sims Be llomay Bailey Lime Trio Freddie Dosh Florence &. Bob Robert~on Evans Dancing Girls GARY COOPER %A.~q~tir7'~Jt JEAN ARTHUR lJ.t:~~8 Columbia'. Triumph! Smash! NORTH ROSEWOOD 1823 MONTROSE OPENSAT12 NOON FEATURE AT:-12:30-2:35-4:43-7:00- 9:20-11:35 P. M. A LAW WRITTEN WITH BULLETS A boy,a dog and afugitive from the Jaw-what a combination for thrills. excitement and B.Ilventul'e! JACKtE COOPER-JOSEPH CALLEIA RIN TIN TIN. JR. JEAN HERSHOT_T "TOUGH GUY" TODD-KELLY Toothache" "flONOLULU. the Pacifle Paradise." in color Color Cartoon-Pete Smith Sportreel-New. 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Penal ColonyAgain Localefor a Movie
liKing of the Damned"Unconvincing 0 ram ain Spite of Good Cast.
"KING OF THE DAMNED." -Produced by Gaumont-British.Directed by Walter Forde.Presented at the State-Lake Theater.
THE Cf.ST."83" ••••••••••..•.•..•• Conrad Veidt~nnCl •••••••••••••••••••• Helen VinsonMooch •••••••••••••••••... Noah BeeryRamon ...••••••••••••••. Cecil RamClgeThe Captain .••••••••••••. Percy WalshYoung Convict ••••••••....• Peter CroftPriest ••••.••••••••.••• Gibson Gowland
By Mil. Tin ••
GOOD MorninglPenal colony proceeding.
certainly are weighing heftilyon the minds of producers
these days!We've had "Devil's Island,"
"Prisoner of Shark's Island," andnow comes "King of the Damned"-there's a title for you that mightmean anything-which tells a taleof revolt in a penal colony, on afictitious island.It is an English production, evi·
dently made with the idea of arous-ing sympathy for convicts who arebadly treated, and proving to theworld at large that, if managed asmen instead of as animals--" It'slike being in a menagerie!," saysthe heroine of the piece, with ashuddex:-theid act like men.;SUT-
Plot 'Progresses in lin
,Unconvincing Manner.The picture doesn't prove its
point. You find it impossible topark your sympathies either onone side or the other. Some of theofficials are cusses, but then-soare many of th& prisoners.The •• king "--a convict of supe-
rior intelligence, known as "83,"who heads the revolters, arousesyour pity and respect-but there ismuch about many of the men hecontrols that convinces you theyneed-not brutality, certainly!-butplenty of good rigorous discipline.The "king's" idea Is to take the
colony over, run it as it should berun, and persuade observers andunbelievers of the superefficiencyof humaneness over the waste ofInhumaneness. It is his desire tomake the revolution bloodless,Well, you know that one about thebest laid plans 0' mice and men••• n?
Noah Berry Gives GrandPerformance as Drunk.Intrigues, riots, fights, follow In
rapid succession. Hectic, all of theaction, but, somehow, MOST un-convincing.Noah Beery, as a revolutionist
whose addiction to whiskey inter-feres considerably with his poten-tial rightness of purpose and theintentions of "83," gives a bang-upperformance-quite on a par withsome of his brother Wallace's bestones. Conrad Veidt is an arrest-Ing personality as " 83." HelenVinson, as the daughter of a kindlycolony head who has been sup-planted, plays sincerely and effec·tively. Cecil Ramage is sinister,handsome, and a devil as the sup-planting commander.
Direction's not so hot."King of the Damned" isn't ex-
actly ten, twent' thirt' melodrama,but it's mighty close to it.See you tomorrowl
Flags Cause Scare.TOULON, France.-{JP)-Fears of a
••Nazi coup," harbored by some clti-zens when they learned that a Toulonfactory was making flags bearing theHitlerian hooked cross, were dispelledwhen it was disclosed that the ern-blems were b~ing manufactured forthe French navy, which needed astock for the perfomance of maritimecourtesies.
DANCEROF EMPIRE
ROOM REVUES
Betty Olds is popularliS a specialty dancerin the cabaret revuesat the Empire roomof the Palmer house.She is on. of the clev-erest members of theAbbott ballet group.
[Bloom Photo.
Feature Filmsto Be Longerin the Future
MOVIE executives are plan-ning to put more footageinto future feature films.The running time will be
extende.d from approximately 70minutes to two hours or more, ac-cording to the entertainment valueof the picture.By this means the producers
hope to end the so-called menaceof double features. Exhibitors payvery little more nowadays for therental of two pictures than theyformerly paid for one, and thestudlos feel that if the double pic-ture idea is abolished the revenueWill increase.Producers have been making sec-
ond rate pictures, calling them" B "products, which are to be used fordouble bills, but they are annoyedby the fact that more costly filmsknown as " A" pictures are, in mosttheaters, used along with "B "films. The smaller theaters cannotafford to pay the rental on "A ",pictures, so they pay the "B"rental for better films.Samuel Goldwyn thus voices the
opinion of Hollywood producers:" If the public will sit through twobad pictures that consume threehours' time, there is no reason whyit shouldn't sit through one goodpicture that will run that length.The same holds true of enduring abad picture in order to view a goodone."Producers know by experience
that the public will not sit througha three hour film unless it is en-tertaining.Two recently filmed productions,
"Anthony Adverse" and "Romeoand Juliet," run two and a halfhours each, and are both far be-yond the average film in entertain-ment. Another film of good qualityis "The Great Ziegfeld," whichruns three hours. Films of thisquality are rare, however, and pro-ducers will have to do a great dealof exploring to find suitable storiesto hold the interest of the audiencefor that length of tirr:e.The double feature bills became
popular during the depression era.Theaters discovered they had tv
'CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE:
"THECOUNTRYDOCTOR"
Here's ~ean Hersholtas he a ppears in thetitle role of "TheCo u n try Doctor"(Roosevelt). There's areason for the grin-for Mr. Hersholt hasthe time of his lifep I IIyin g with theDionne quintuplets inthis film inspired bytheir remarkable ad-vent into this worldof sin and sorrow.And 0 the r things.
ChicagoPlaybills
CONTINUED:••Winterset," drama; Harris the-ater; third and final week.
•• At Home Abroad," revue, wlthBeatrice Llllte, Ethel Waters;Mitzi Mayfair; Grand Operahouse; third week.
•• Three Wise Fools," drama, byAmerican Repertory company[WPA1; Blackstone theater;second week.
"Chalk Dust," drama; staged byFederal Theater No.1 (WPA];Great Northern theater; opensTuesday.
•• Boy 1I1eets Girl," comedy, wlthPolly Walters; Selwyn theater;1l1teenth and final week.
WEEKLY CHANGES:Chicago theater: Vaudeville andcinema; •. Our Gang," tllm play-ers.
Palace theater: Vaudeville andcinema; Abe Lyman's band.headliner.
State-Lawe theater: Vaudeville andcinmea; Gwynne, headliner.
Rialto theater: Burlesque; AdaLeonard In •. High Jinks."
COMING:II Awake and Sing," drama; Sel-wyn theater; opens May 4; aus-pices or American Theater so-ciety.
lower the price of admission todraw the crowds, and because ofthis they had to dispense with stageshows. Audiences were accustomedto three hour programs, and inorder to fill in the time the exhib-itors began running double rea-tures. Even though one of thefilms usually is poor, the publicsits through it in order to see agood one.
Mines Give Up Relics.SOCHI, U. S. S. R.-{JP)-Many an-
cient relics have been found at thegold mines along the bed of theSochi river on the eastern shore ofthe Black sea. Bits of gold wire andother fragments testified to the factthat gold was mined here many cen-turies ago.
MOTION PICTURESDOWNTOWN
RANDOLPH NR. LA SALLE
RKO PALACEg.n IPJ2Jt4DJt
ABEr MANAND HIS
CAliFORNIANS(Couriesy College Ism}
WithEDNA SEDGWICK· ROSEBLANE
THE BEAU BRUMMELS"TINY" WOLFE • LYMAN OCTET
-SCREEN---I~ALTIERIIUSTON••HODS'. DIAMOND ~
MASTER ~
OPENS 10:30 A.M •• Price ChangesLATE SHOW 10 P. M. at 5 P, M.
MOTION PICTURESDOWNTOWN
SOUTHBALABAN & KATZ WONDER THEATERS
TIVOLI-TOMORROW IDOORS OPEN 11:30 A. M.
SYLVIA SIDNEY-HENRY FONDAFRED MacMURRAY
'TRAIL TOJELONESOME PINE'With FREO STONE and SPANKY McFARLANDALSO LATEST "MARCH OF TIME"SHAKESPEARE J. Har.l~rFFsR;FFr.43rd & Ellis Mat. Only: Free Movie Photos to Kiddles
HYDE PARK 5312 ~ Bruce CabotLakePk. Rochelle HudsonBRIGHTOt~ A~~~r "SHOW THEMBOULEVARD ls5~~a~d NO MERCY"Boulevard Only: Todd-Kelly Comedy.-popeye--lastEpisode Frank Merriwell-Free MOVie Star Photos
KENWOODKY~~a~k'~'R~aF1N~ol~e:ALVs~~l>~~~~ANTIC 26th &. ~ WAI_LACE BEERYATL Crawford Lionel Barrymore
MIDWEST l5r~~fr "Ah, Wilderness"PEOPLES :;~ra~ Margaret CallahanPRESTON "MUSS EM UP":~~T~nSTER CRABBE In "FLASH GDRDON"
HARPER H5240 r Jackie Cooperarper GUY"
HALFIELD l;~ra~d "TOUGHHalfleld Only: Free Movlo Star Photos-Pop~~Todd.Kelly Com. "CUSTER'S LAST STAND
RAMOVA 35th~l}~i_~t~~~~R~"AH! WILDERNESS"
Mat. Only-FLASH GORDON
ACE 63rd &. Victor McLaglenHalsted t "Professional
New Rel!:ent ~9::\~I Soldier"
S 63rd&. BING CROSBYEMPRES Halsted "ANYTHING GOES"69th &. Boris KarloffREX Halsted "The Invisible Ray"
REGAL 47th·S, Pa rkw av. Onen 1 :30ON STAGE-TODAY ONLY
GALA STAGE REVUEGARY "DESIRE" MARLENECOOPER DIET);tICH
EXTRA-New "March of TIme
METROPOLITAN La~r"S'h;~ iti>.M:ROBER'!' DONA1'-JEAN PARKER"GHOST GOES WEST"
JACKSON PK. 67J,lodSl~;;;& 18~::.l~June J~~~~b~':;~e,;rravi. "Ceiling Zero"
World PLAYHOUSE Ml~~~ ~v•. HAR.VARD 63D·HARVARD-Open 1:30Cant. Noon Until Midnight-35c to 6:30 Rochelle Hudson-C. Romero
FRED ASTAIRE "SHOW THEM NO MERCY"
"FOLLOW THE FLEET" COMMERCIAL 9150com~um~-.gftR':I&GINGER ROGERS .. Jf/l:fs09tilli2fl "CEILING ZERO"
"Ga1/ .• catcbu tune•.. uou't; uke it:"-MAE TINEE. Trib. RAY "RIFFRAFF"
SONOTONE 66 E. VAN BURBN 263<!E 75th Open1'30 J Harlow·S Tracy"The direction is maste~·~~t~~JOi;:· ~i~o~:,;~:i~ ADDED=Latcst '''March of Time"~,Vibrant and compelline one.'·-Mae Tin,e; MIDWAY "LADY CONSENTS"THREE WOMEN Cottage at 63d.-Op. 1:30. Ann Harding-H. Marshall
ORPH EUM DoorsSg'~~nS1"o~45M~~r1&~MICHIGAN JAMw~~gN'iny~ fJl~;I~.!r~;~Carole Lombard··Preston Fo.ter··CesarRomero PA1' O'BRIEN-"CEILING ZERO"'LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST' ACADIA 373~Ar'Ly55€ltE~SADDED-Major Bowes' Amateurs of the Air EDDIE CANTOR-"STRIKE ME PINK"
CLARK c.r~gt~, tl.r;roArl~qr. SUNNYSIDE G~6kUG~e1ir£[~~f,,'~~tp~~;e"rt"GHOST GOES WEST" "MISTER HOBO"MidPtjg'ht Show-Last Feature at 12:30 DREXEL Fred£~8B~i-t~gl~m~~MONROE II)J?fo~~t.'\0:q~N6B~Ijf. Victor McLaglen "Professional Soldier"
JA]dES CAGNEY-PAT O'BRIEN KIMBARK 6240 KimFb"Cadrdl)'e'OPa'~t:hooqoPm'eM,,;"CEILING ZERO" Victor McLal\"len "professionJ Soldier" "
PARK MANOR F~lN~H~~::r¥o~1JBETTE DAVIS-"DANGEROUS"LA GRANGE
:APRIU 26. 1936.
BEVERLY.95th-AshlandFree Parking Lionel BarrymoreGROVE Aline MacMahon76th-Cottage "AH,W.ENGLEW'D63rd-Ashland WILDERNESS"JEFFERY ~ Gary
7':fiGlrHt.4ND ~~~~~I~79th-Ashland "DESIRE"COSMO 79th-Hari1~edn~0~~~efr~rt:~~
JACKIE COOPER In "TOUGH GUY"
7~t~I~n~~n lFROLIC55th-Elll'OAKLAND3947Drexel
JamesCAGNJEYPat O'BrienJune Travis
"CEILINGZERO"
LEXINGTON JEAN P~~UR 6:~:ROBERT DONATIn "GHOST GOES WEST"
HAMILTON Freddie J~~th~~t~~Victor MeLaglen, "PROFESSiONAL SOLDIER"
47TH & DREXELDICK POWELL
MARION DAVIE5-"PAGE MISS GLORY"
OLYMPIA Mat~ifl;Al;!far~s ~ilG~llSBING CROSBY-"ANYTHING GOES"
ON STAGEWhat
Entertainer.FRANKIE
MASTER5~~~
CENTURY Malor B~~~~' ~~m~~H~~W "RIFF-RAFF"
MADLIN ET1J.Jl RI~R~~g~BING CROSBY, "ANYTHING GOES"
3437 OGDENUNA MERKEL
SPENCER TRACY~EAN HARLOW"RIFF·RAFF"
LINDY
MARSHALL SO. 2<!~p~~N~A:O~~ADWallace BERRY-Lionel BARRYMORE
"AH! WILDERNESS"
AVENUE CICE~&>ca~&KJ~~C~~%ER "STRIKE ME PINK"
SAVOY cIii1?Lls ~J-Jldi~BING CROSBY-"ANYTHING GOES"
LEXINGTON 715 S's9!iNt'j,m-0oFRiWJEAN HARLOW-"RIFF.RAFF"
PARK RIDGEPICKWICK Open 1 P. Mju~E'e.ftt~~~J~~:fso!itR1~~Y "CEILING ZERO"RESERVED SEATS NOW ON ~ALE FOR
"MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM"
MAYWOODLIDO MATIN.K),lWl'N~§
Lionel Barrymore-Aline MacMahonWtkkft~E "AH! WILDERNESS"
FOREST PARKF~OREST MADlSO-N a; D",S PLAINE.S
F'ree Parkinz-c-June 'I'ravisJAMES CAGNEY-PAT O'BRIEN
"CEILING ZERO"
LIL 737fE"tN ~1~£'8~SPENCER TRACY-"RIFF-RAFF"
AUSTINPARK- 59tiO WEST LAIn: STREET
SALLY EILERSEDDIE CANTOR-PARKY AKARKUS
"STRIKE ME PINK"
AMBASSADOR ALL i~~!bfJr.J§I~J;;JEAN HARLOW-SPENCER TRACY
"RIFFRAFF"
AUSTIN ROBERT TAYLOR"SOCIETY DOCTOR"
PLAISANCE 4g~E~d~~R.fll~~JEAN HARLOW-"RIFF-RAFF"
SYMPHONY 4~1~JR~~~~~JAMES CAGNEY in "CEILING ZERO"
IRIS ~6gH~¥1?£~BJti'!NBRUCE Ct,BOT-'JSROW: THEM NOMERCY'!
MOTION PICTURESNORTH
BALABAN I KATZ WONDER THEATERS
+BELMONT LIncoln-Ashland.12:301Snatched from Grave!Restored te Life by "Lindbergh Heart"
l<lRO[~FF 'WALKING DEAD'Extral latest "MARCH OF TIME"
LAKESIDE f JACKIE :4728Sheridan.OP. 1 COOPER iCOVENT Rf~a~lnH~7~.OIJr.2653N. Clark.OP. 1:30 'TOUGH GUY'.
MODE Jame' caane~~li;;,ry~Rk~:p~EDWARDG. ROBINSON
"SMART MONEY"
VOGUE lilli",'., ,
, ,.r.: ~.OPENS 1:00
B'dway &. GraCI
BIOGRAPH JAM~~3UJ':f~I~PAT O'BRIEN. June Travis, "CEILING ZERO"
BUCIUNG'M3319N. Clark
DAVIS L~6c~tn
BRUCE'CABOTROCHELLEHUDSON"SHOW THEMNO MERCY"
ARGMORE Ar~YJ~'~~~~~~r8CAROLELOMBARD."THE GAY BRIOE"
VIC FREDDISEh~C~"r~gLBoe~mJ!'~Vietor McLAGLEN,"PROFESSIONALSOLDIER"
MOTION PICTURESDOWNTOWN
BALABAN & KATZ
Open al 10. Pro Chg. ai, 5~ Siage Shaws slart ••••11:30·1:50- 4:15 -6:5D·9:20r lAn unequalled shaw (';;':)fa, the whale familyl~
AllIN PERSON!tr.:....,..,~lll Hal Roach's .••. ",.
~!'JI.~!G~"SPANKY" McFarlandAnd All the Other Rascalsl"PETE," the pup, too I
I Plus Brilliant RevueLee Sims Be llomay BaileyLime Trio Freddie DoshFlorence &. Bob Robert~on
Evans Dancing Girls
GARY COOPER%A.~q~tir7'~JtJEAN ARTHUR lJ.t:~~8Columbia'. Triumph! Smash!
NORTHROSEWOOD 1823 MONTROSE
OPENS AT 12 NOONFEATURE AT:-12:30-2:35-4:43-7:00-
9:20-11:35 P. M.A LAW WRITTEN WITH BULLETSA boy, a dog and a fugitive fromthe Jaw-what a combination forthrills. excitement and B.Ilventul'e!
JACKtE COOPER-JOSEPH CALLEIARIN TIN TIN. JR. JEAN HERSHOT_T
"TOUGH GUY"TODD-KELLY Toothache""flONOLULU. the Pacifle Paradise." in colorColor Cartoon-Pete Smith Sportreel-New.LINCOLN
3164 Lincoln. nr, Belmont Starts 12:30 Noon NO M SVICTOR McLAGLEN AN~ LAND
'PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER' TEATRO Del LAGOMalor lIAmateur Th, of thl Air" Lionel Barrymore-Aline MacMahonR~~:R KEATON COMEDY-LATE NJo;WS WALLACE BEERY"3 Orphan Kittens" 1935 Cartoon .~~~~~p~r1Ze~AW~ard "ANf WILDERNESS"CALO POPEy6ENCARTOOH
JAMES CAGNEYPAT O'BRIEN, JUNE TRAVIS WILMETTE
"CEILING ZERO" JACKIE COOPER'and RIN TIN TIN JR.
TEMPLE RICfiit~ ~'b~Tr~;z?Ltt~r~ , 'T 0 UGH GUY' ,Astor. •. MURDER OF DR. HARRIGAN"
HO'WARDHoward St. "L" Free Parking . Open 1 :30The Season's Gayest Romantic Comedy
Robert Donat Jean Parkerwith EUllene PALLETTE
"THE GHOST GOES WEST"
ADELPHI7074, N. Clark. Rog. Pk. 1039. Cont. 1:30.~DDIE CANTOR, PARKYAKARKUS"STRIKE ME PINK"
"VOICE ot EXPERIENCE" NEWS-Cartoon
BRYN MAWR 1123 Bryn Mawr. at'V Stat.-Lon. 8074
ROBERT DONATJEAN l'ARKEIt-EUGENE PALLETTE
"GHOST GOES WEST"W rENwOsEbR1255 N. Clark. Doors open 1 P. III.~ttIf;E&~fi*TRICH "DESIRE"~~'i~RHtfJ'JE~~-WORLD NEWS EVENTS
RIDGE 1530 DEVONDOORS OPEN 1 :30 P. M.
JAMES CAGNEYPAT O'BRIEN-JUNE TRAVIS
"CEILING ZERO"PANORAMA n7 Sg::~Dt~.R~:Double Feature-3 Hr. Show
BEN LYON-JOAN MARSH~~r,W:lt "Dancing Feet""Suicide Squad" ~~;~~"co~~~~
Comedy, Cartoon and Latest News
BERTHA D436llm.~o~Ff i:li:Jean Harlow-Spencer Tracy
"RIFF ·RAFF"MUSIC BOX Do03Jl~30~~~Trf.?~James Cagney-Pat O'Brien
"CEILING ZERO"DE LUXE Ji.W JXTf~£~
ROBERT DONAT"THE GHOST GOES WEST"
ALSO "TODD & KELLY COMEDY"
CINEMA ROBERT DONAT"THE GHOST GOESWEST"
LANE COURT CENTERt~E~'V:;;James Cagney. Pat O'Brien-"CEILING ZERO"
GOLD COAST ISc CL-t1\F5&p~~~'rHMYRNA LO:Y-"WHIPSAW"
BUGG "ANYTHING GOES"Bing Crosby-Charlie Ruggles. Today \)nlY.
LAKE SHQRE 3175 Broadway-MatineeJESSIE HA.TTREWS
"FIRST A ~IRL"
WILMETTE..~~'"'~~~~-
VARSITY DOORS ~~\~lri3<t1o-M5"THE MILKY WAY"
Also "March of Time" & Silly Symphony
HIGHLAND PARKALCYON <;~CELlA PARKER
ERIC LINDENWALLACE BEERY-"AH! WILDERNESS"
LAKE FORESTDEERPATH LIO~it1J1CfR~~~~l;
"AH WILDERNESS"
LAMAR MJ~~u~~aBiE¥R~6'~GARY COOPER-"DESIRE"
TICKETS ON SALE FOR MAY 7 AND 8"A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM"
SOUTHERN ~~~~.~1\E5WSPENCER TRACY-"RIJo'FRAFF"
BERWYN~NEWRITZ 6343 W. ROOSEVELTAdults25c-1 P. M.to 2:30P. M.
HUGE VODVILSTAGE SHOW
~1.¥EJl'B~~~EY 'CEILING ZERO'
ROXY Do~i\5 g~qn i:li:J ames Cagney-Pat O'Brien
"CEILING ZERO"
CICEROVILLAS Dooil~ogPirN 2t!j.. s:&:
James Cagney-Pat O'Brien
"CEILING ZERO"
••1,
NEW MARCHOF"·TJlll£"MICKEY'S POLOTUIIl"
CONGRESS Electrocutedl I2135Mllw'kee.OP. 1 :30 Snatched from Gr.ve IAlive to A ve n •• ITERMINAL His 0 wn D~thl J
3315Lawrence.Op.1:30 "WALKING I
BELPARK DEAD"3231N. Cicero.Oo. 1:30 with BORISKARLOFFTerminal and Belpark: "MARCH OF TIMEt"Tomorrow, Congress: Polish Talkie, 'Owl. Joasle~
GATEWAY G~;~~~~~~~~i~o!.~"a~~LIonelBarrymore "AH WILDERNESS"1Wallace Beery' I
CRYSTAL JA~fS CAGNJ~~e JNorth·CaUf.Oo. 1:30 ~ O'BRIEN I TRAVISBILTMORE "CEILINGDlv.·Damen.On. 1:30 ZERO" J
Both Theators-POPEYE Cartoon Howl iJALBA Kedzle- Lawrence,OP.1:30 ;
Gangland Rats Meet Doom!Romelle Hudson-"8HOW THEM NO MERCY".,!.
AVON Fu"efi¥~Dn~·I:~~i~TH~at·O~~~Victor McLAGLEN."PROFESSIONALSOLOIER"
IRVING i JAMES CAGNEY;Crawford&. Irvin, PAT O'BRIEN jEMBASSY "CEILINGFuHcrton8i. crawo'r~~lon ZERO"CROWN &. Ashland EMBASSY-EON PARII,
PORTAGE 7 4Jl~N:1ll;;~~~se 7~~~~~lI~aU~dson 'Show Them No Mercy'No.2-Pop Eye Riot-uCIean Shaven Man'.No.3-Patsy Kelly-Thelma Todrly Com. TreatNo.4-Jesse CraWford-Organ TreatsNo.5-Natural Color Travelo~ue "Honolulu"No.6-Easy Aces. "Murder at Zoo"No.7-NEWS OF DAY.
ARMITAGE, l<'re<1d!ell11rtllOle,!,e";3553ArmitageAve. ProfesSional SoldierOAK JEAN HARLOWArmltace& Western "RIFF -RAFF"ROGERS BING CROSBY2m F'ullerton "Anything Goes"
ADMIRAL 20 3940 Lawrence 25C1:OO to 3:30"after C
3-GIANT ATTRACTIONS-3Freddie Bartholomew-Victor McLaglen
"PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER"ALL NEW Acadernv Winner
Maior Bowes' Amateurs '3 Orphan Kitten."FOX 20c Elston, Belmont & Cal. 25--
1 :00 to 3 :00 - After ""Ba::I;;~~~eew'Professional Soldier' MJ!;;?:.
All New-Maior Bowes' Amateu rsFreeMt;id~~lli-;;;:ltGrf,Tkfd~ie~m1J~~~'Onl;,j
DRAKE 25c 3548 Montrose 250JAMES CAGNEY~ !f;A'iJitg,'iJ~~~kJUNE (GRABINER) TRAVIS
"CEILING ZERO"COMMODORE 3106 IrC/i;>e';,Pi<lI1.1:
CAGNEY·O'BRIEN"CEILING ZERO"
Also Popeye Cartoon and Todd-Kelly ComedJ'
REVUE 20 3956 ELSTON 20'"c 1 :30 To Closing' \ol
EDDIE CANTOR "sTJ-llflf .. M.EMat. On]y-"GREAT AIR MYSTERY"
Free Box Popcorn to Kiddies-Matinee OnlJl
MILFORD ~g~lib8R~'~?~R~,~¥~';Jean Harlow. Spencer Tracy-"RIFFRAFF"~p1?" r?:.~t08'i"ap?~;n~~;il\"h~~~c1!i •.rfn~';,~LIBERTY 3lP1TrJlkkED~T~~
MARX BROTHERS"NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
ALAMO 3641 ChiCag1&.tR6H:rg~t-P&liWALLACE BEERY. ALINE MCMAHON
~:"O~AWRE "AH! WILDERNESS'~
RIVOLI ~~~gdi~InS"Wi61:nYe~M~lx~~~;N "Professional Soldier'~
Todd & Kelly-"All Am. Toothache"
"Show Them No Mercy"Bruce Cabot-Rochelle Hudsoo RIO
BING. 0 I" CROSBYTOWN R-?¥6~'6'MR[i:tAU&£~N.Wr';,~di~ -::==-=----=-::c==c=c=.,-,,-:::-c:c=
Barlholomew-"PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER"
TIFFIN 4051IRq~TlrNAD\~Wtkkft~E "AH! WILDERNESS"Matinee Only-Hoot Gibson, "Lucky Terror"
2540 llIILWAU1<EE20c. 1 :00·2: 00
"ANYTHING GOES"
RqBERT TAYLORSQUARE LADY"
PALACE5225 W. 25th
KARLOV"TIMES
DOWNERS GROVET-I~VO-L~I~"AH! WILDERNESS"Wallace Beery. Lionel Barrymore-Notice,ADr. 30-May 1 "Midsummer Ni"ht's Dream"
(all seats reserved)
HINSDALEHINSDALE ZOe i';;Jl!O':U~~~~~J5.~~~~Jean Harlow. Spencer Tracy "RIFF·RAFF"Money refunded to NEW patrons not satisfied
DES PLAINESDES PLAINES DO"!MlfuenTiil+1g~AMES 9AGNEY "CEILING ZERO"PAT OBi-lEN ~ . ' .
METRO 330fuM WT'kE:vq~James Cagney, Pat O'Brien, IlCciling Zero'"
PA 110 600~ b~Y&~;It:~~JAMES CAGNEY-"CEILIN8 ZERO"
GRAND "CEILING ZERO"3435 North Ave. James Cagney. Pat O'Brien
LOGAN MILWA~~~lpi'tt c~t'tH~JACKIE COOPER.-"TOUGH GUY"
AVALOE 2811 D~~c~~i~El,;;ffiOo'j.;r~~~Victor McLaglen, uProfessional Soldier"
MONT CLARE qran~i~;ect' fl~r~:'ri{~~WALLACE BEERY - "AH! WILDERNESS"
ROSE 2860 Milwaukee. Onen 1 P. M.JTHE MARX BROTHER"
IN "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
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