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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN SQ TURDAY, MARCH 13, 1948 8 Storm and Don Derore in a scene trom Del Ruth's ODEON: BILIMORE-Gale eS 4 Don Dero: BAe oe uggles and Victor Moore Bid in supporting Monday Ann Harding, Charlte R roles. Yiecond hilarious hit on th e same program offers Jack Carson, Robert " Hutton, Martha Vickers and Janis Paige in "Love and Learn". BILTMORE LL COMEDY PROGRAM. a CPEATUR RES GALAX 3 USTARS ON DUAL SHOW Pre-release showing of Roy Del Ruth's «It Happened on 5th Avenue," which he produced and directed for Allied Art- ists, have caused such widespread com- ment that the gay comedy is eagerly awaited by the theatre-| going public. This picture, staring, DU DeFore, Ann Harding, Charlie eee, Victor oore and Gale Storm, will top the grand double program opening Monday at the Odeon-Biltmore theatre. Produced at a cost of $1,300,000, the picture reflects a fine combination of timeliness, comedy and pathos, hTe story revolves around the habit of a hobo, played by Moore, who seasonally moves into boarded-up New York man- sions and Virginia country homes. His life becomes tangled in a web of strange events when, through a few strea of generosity, he opens a New York mansion to a large handful of homeless ex-Gl's and their wives and friends. When the owner of the ope his wife and daughter, played réspectively by Charlie Ruggles, Ann Hardl and Gale Storm, are drawn into the house gino a series of events, things really De n i when Gale Storm meets Don DE re, one of the former servicemen. Moving along at good tempo and with many a moment of suspense, the pic- ture reaches an unexpected climax. It also provides excellent territory in which Grant Mitchell, Edward Brophy, Alan Hale, Jr.,, Cathy Carter, Edward Ryan, Jr., Dorothea Kent, Arthur Hohl, An- thony Sydes, Linda Lee Solomon, Abe Reynolds and Pat Goldin mgy parade tel thespic' talents in supporting roles. ADDED FEATURE "Love and Learn," a romanceable, danceable, song+filled Warner comedy based on a story by Harry Sauber, will be offered patrons of the Odeon-Bilt- more as the added jttraction on the bill opening Mondsy. The picture co- stars Jack Carson, ert Hutton, Martha Vickers and Janis Paige, with Otto Kruger, Tom drea, Angela Greene and Herbert Anderson featured. MARKS GREGORY PECK, JOAN BENNETT IN "THE MACOMBER AFFAIR" AT THE MARKS ON MONDAY "The Macomber Affair,"" a screen adaptation of one of Ernest Heming- way"s-most dramatic short-stories, bows in at the Marks Theatre on Monday thru United Artists release. ased on "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber," which 1s regarded as one of the author's most compelling stories, this Benedict Bogeaus film con- trasts seething emotions and viglent hatred against the exciting background of a big game hunt in the heart of the African lion country, Gregory Peck is cast as a lanky, in- trepid hunter who can drop a buffalo at one hundred yards, but falls him- self when lovely Joan Bennett draws a n him. Robert Preston sharés co- starring honors. The story deals with the wealthy, un- EP ily-married Macombers, . Francis rt Preston) and his wife, Margaret Robe Bennett), As a final attempt at econciliation, Margaret agrees to ac- ompany her husband to Nairobi, Brit- sh East Africa, where Robert Wilson Gregory Peck), the renowned profes ional hunter and guide, is engaged to ad the Macomber safari through the ungle in search of game. Margaret's suspici of her h d's iherent cowardice are proven when lacomber turns and flees at his first ncounter with the game. mber, Iready tortured by a sense of shame, further taunted by his wife's sudden 1terest in the manly Wilson. The situ-, tion grows until it is finally culmine } a violent death. The filmization of a Beningwa st0! 3 always on nig BE even His ok arewell rms,". "For Whom ell Tolls, Ww "To Have And Have Not. 5 nd "The Killers" all made unusually ne films. "The Macomber Affair," 'hich was produced by Benedict Bo- eaus and Casey Robinson, is the most >cent of the Hemingway tales to reach 1e screen. Another welcome event is a film di- cted by Zoltan Korda, who directed Macomber." Korda is famous as a 1aster of the outdoor film, with such \$z ARMOURED ® REGIMENT THE ONTARIO REGIMENT FAITHFUL AND PREPARED . PART I ORDERS by Lt. Col. M. P. Johnston Commanding Last Order No. 9 RF 11 Armd. Regt. (Ont. R.) dated 1 Mar, 1948, This Order, No. 10 RF, dated 8 Mar, 1948, Oshawa, Ont. 1. Duties: (a) Orderly Officer for week commencing 0001 hrs. 15 Mar. "48. 2-Lt. W. J. Rolls. Next for duty: 2-Lt. T. T. Hen- derson. (b) Orderly. Sergeant for week commencing. 0001 hrs. 15 Mar. "48. Sgt. W. E. Chant. Next for duty: Sgt. C. G. Pearn. 2. Parades: Regular weekly parade of Unit will be held Monday, 15 Mar, 48. 1955 hrs. fall in, roll call. 2000 hrs. to. 2010 hrs., drill. 2010 hrs to 2055 hrs., gunnery, 2056 hrs to 2105 hrs., break. 2105 hrs. to 2115 hrs., drill. 2115 hrs. to 2200 hrs., gunnery. 2200 hrs., dismiss, 3. Dress: Dress for above parade Beret, Anklets and Web Belt. 4. Qualifications -- Introductory Wireless: The following officers and O.R.'s have successfully completed the course in Introductory Wireless: Officers--Major A. G. Coulter, Major C. E. Gibbs, Major R. G. Lancaster, 2-Lt. J. Warnica, Other Ranks--SSM Milne, W.J.; Sgt. O'Connor, M. J.; Sgt. Davis, R.H.; Sgt. Crossley, N. J; Tor. Cian, R. (F. 8. Wotton) Capt. and Adjt. for . P. Johnston) Lt.~Colonel, Officer Commanding 11 Armd. Regt. (Ont. R). Mrs. Flatt: L put Ss. Flatt: "That girl across t hall has a singular voice." i Husband (fervently): heaven it isn't plural" BD "Thank "Four great spectacles to his credit as " and athers," "The Thief Of Ba, "Sanders St he River." 848d) supporting cast includes Reginald Denny and Jean Gillle, a tal - port from England. ented. 1m | mi -- To mak | REGENT--June Haver, r, Mark Stevens and Martha Stewart take the lead in of "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her sparking the si opening Now," new T y-Fox T Wednesday at the R Theat REGENT REALISTIC FILM 'M TECHNIQUE PUTS VIC MATURE ON EDGE! Although Victor Mature is in favor of pictures filmed with the document- ary technique, he finds it rather hard on the actors Mature id just completed "Kiss of Death," the new Twentieth Century- Fox dramatic thriller opening Monday at the Regent Theatre, and in which he is starred with Brian Donlevy and beautiful newcomer Coleen Gray, Fal lowing the realistio, on-the-spot shoot ing technique first used with such out- standing results in "House on 92nd Street, "13 Rue Madeleine" and '"'Boom- erang," all of the scenes for "Kiss of Death' were shot in New York City and its environs in actual settings which included Bellevue Hospital, The Tombe, Sing. Courts Bullding and Sing hing was fine," explains Vic, "until after the scene in which I was shot. From then on, it became a little too realistic. They wheeled me into the emergency ward at Bellevue where I could smell the ether and antiseptics, and se? other stretchers they were wheeling down the corridors that were not carrying extras. "When a real nurse popped that an- esthetic gadget over my mouth and told me to breathe deep, I really thought I had been shot. The next day's filming took place in a cell at The Tombs, which Vic found even more depressing. "I sat behind prison bars all day, and it took a keeper with a special key to.get me out. We couldn't start shoot- ing until ten in the morning when they move out the real prisoners, and the guy whose cell I took over looked SiuLy worried when they took him up cou Too Much Like Real Thing "After that, they moved me up to the HA pen, an {ron cage outside the m, where the prisoners wait unt thelr cases are called, The iron bench I sat on was still warm." When, after this scene, Vic was tried in Part IX of the Criminal Courts, he seemed worried and nervous. He didn't know any of the actors when he came into the courtroom (Producer Fred Kohlmar recruited many players ap- pearing on the Broadway stage), so Vic couldn't be re whether he was being "tried" before a real judge or a mem- ber of the Screen, Actor's Guild. The following day, Vic was taken 'up the river" to Sing Sing, still handcuffed to a guard, because this train ride is also in the picture. "After a week in Sing Sing," explains Mature, "with scenes in the cells, the machine shops and in the visitors' room, always surrounded by real crim- inals and guards, I be heebie-jeebles. If I lool ried in 'Kiss of Death', acting, After what I've seen a been' through, I'm going to be a good boy from now on. Even now, after those real court and prison sequences, I feel that I'm just out on probation." TODAY Biltmore--*"Follow That Woman" 12.40, 3.07, 5.32, 7.59, 10.26. "Saddle Pals" 1.57, 4.22, 6.48, 9.16. Last complete show at 9.16. Marks--"Wistful Widow of Wa- gon Gap," at 12.30, 2.00, 3.35, 5.15, 6.50, 8.35, 1020. Last complete show at 9.45. Regent--"Green Dolphin Street" 1.40, 4.10, 6.40, 9.10. Last com= plete show 9.05. - PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled - At -- MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe N. Fhone 48 GREGORY PECK TO He took things as they came... the charge of a snarling lion... DANCE and CARDS ODDFELLOWS and REBEKAHS IN AID OF Cancer, Poliomyelitis and Tuberculosis Fund Friday, April 2 O.CV.l. [DANCING 9 to 1 a.m. | -- AT THE -- AUDITORIUM | $1.50 PER COUPLE | DRESS OPTIONAL! TICKETS ON SALE AT HOLDBN & HOLDEN INSURANCE, KING ST. S. OR LO.OF. HALL, 8! KING ST. WEST -- THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY -- ALDSWORTH CLEANERS MARKS--N Award for® best actor, Gregory Peck is starred in "The Macomber Affair," at the Marks starting Monday. Also starred in this electrifying love sory 1 are Joan Bennett and Robert PréSton. The film based on a novel by Ernest Hemingway. On the same program is "Holly. wood Wonderl i for the Acad din Club. Bayview. Presents a FRIDAY, MARCH 19th MUSIC BY THE CLUB BAYVIEW RHYTHMAIRES DRESS OPTIONAL Hats -- Horns -- Floor Show Featuring RONNIE and DARLIENE Popular Dance Team CENTURY FOX TOR MATURE BRIAN DON _ OLEA GRAY A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE LANA TURNER in "GREEN DOLPHIN STREET" ti ® DANCING 9--? LJ TICKETS 2.50 COUPLE On Sale at Wilson & Lee Music Store, 79 Simcoe N., Oshawa, and Club Bayview DAYS ONLY! STARTING MONDAY! PRES 0 /%ROLLICKING 5% Avenue Story! ALLIED ARTISTS PRODUCTIONS, INC. Presents DON DeFORE « ANN HARDING GHARLIE RUGGLES VICTOR MOORE « GALE STORM {f To A ANUL ES CIT ARPPENED ON 5TH AVENUE" N says: CI PURO eo." CF BOOSOOAANAARANRSNSR FORTE 020 5 4 0%" Crus BAYVIEW Appearing This Saturday RUTH GIBBARD Sensational Reller Skating, Tap Dancing and Acrobatic dancers The Darling of The Night Clubs 150 LIL THE BEST! Ao Love and Laughs! FULL OF SBONGS YOU'LL BE WHISTLING . AND GALS YOU'LL BE WE. AT! ry a JOA nor the love of & savage woman! $a ON THE SAME i Y ONLy . PROGRAM ..... "The Wis, Ostello 0, f Wager Gap Gow WAY be TYNY A ROSERY PRISTON Fear gam him strength... cowardice made him a killer! teeta HUE TTT LLL LE TT LL re ti pst The 0 Enjoy a Delicious TURKEY DINNER | . . . this Sunday at the Benedict Bogeavs REGORY PECK JOAN mri | Sewer? 7 MOST SAVAGE LOVE STORY BER AFFAIR GINAL ULL JEAN bILLIE SERVED 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. "FOLLOW THAT WOMAN'--Willism Gargan - also - "SADDLE PALS" -- GENE AUTRY and Champion 5 pm. to 7 p.m. i i ; § Sr 7 : rT -- i [Loss sanmmor aii ii . rr . : : y : 0 tata test %0 tet,