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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1948 MARKS A powerful drama, made to order for those 'who appreciate the ironies of warfare, is the Repiiblic picture, "I Jane Doe," starring Ruth Hussey, John Car- roll and Vera Ralston, which opens at the Marks Theatre next Monday. Based on a poignant Faith Baldwin magazine story, it is a timely depiction of an ill- starred love affair which begins in the Nazi-occupied French country-side and reaches its tragic aftermath in peace- time New York City. otal Love Story is concerned with a Ppt one which is absorbingly ." It deals with a pathetic young of a one-sided love affair who is the shadow of Sing Sing's elec- tric chair because she once trusted Steve Curtis. Handsome and debonair, Curtis is an American flier who bigam- ously marries janeve, Dubois in spite of CLA nd a lovely wife back home. When Annette learns this, months af- ter her "marriage," her reaction is to kill -- and she murders Steve in his apartment. Trio Stars In Drama An intensely dramatic court trial fol- lows at which Curtis' widow, a lawyer by profession, takes a startling stand. The two women in Curtis' life face each other in front of the judge and jury to,give their testimony. The court scenes are among the best ever filmed -- and are fraught with human inter- est. Ruth Hussey, in her first movie ap- pearance since her long and successful run on the Union," plays th John Carroll is seen while Vera Ralston portrays Annette DuBois, his unworldly victim. The trio of stars are supported by a large cast headed by John Howard, Gene Lockhart, Benay Venuta and Roger n. John H. Auer directed and pro- red the picture. The added attraction is "King of the expose of the Gamblers", a sports world. REGENT WALTER | PIDGEON, EON, DEBORAH KERR TOP DISTINGUISHED he WINTER COMES" CAST For acting at its very best, you will have to turn to "If Winter Comes," M-G-M's richly effective adaptation of A. 8. M. Hutchinson's novel of a man whose code of hormior forces him to take the blame for 'gnctheér man's misconduct--even thougl. + means vilification at the hands cf his wife, employer and neighbors. Four of the year's outstanding per- formances are compressed in this grip- ping picture, which opens its initial engagement on Monday at the Regent Theatre. Deborah Kerr, the English actress who swept Into overnight American popularity as the result of her work opposite Clark Gable in "The Hucksters," has an even meatier role as the woman whose fine sensibilities prevent her from renouncing an anti- pathenc hasband for an idealistic Valier Pidgeon as the writer, caught up in a web of incriminating circum- stances when he befriends Effie Bright, a young girl who has gotten herself into trouble, turns in the most force- ful and compelling dramatic charac- terization of his entire career, while Angela Lansbury, as his petty, jealous ana misunderstanding wife, "adds an- other brilliant portrait to her gallery of "heavles." Last, but far from least, is the work of Janet Leigh, who with but one pre- vious picture to her credit--"The Ro- mance of Rosy Ridge"--brings to the role of the 1ll- fated Effie Bright a com- assion and tenderness that ls nothing ess than remarkable in a player of so limited experience. These are the principals who tie up the threads of a story of English vil- lage life, the story of a man whose Jiveral ideals fortify him when he is led to the stake of malicious gossip his false accusation and who in the end finds his vindication in the heart of the woman who has always res- ected and loved him. It is a narra- ive permeated with LEE, sus- ense and drama and one that keeps Foe spectator fascinated from begin- ning to end. Among those who can take bows for one of the more worthwhile of Holly- wood's offerings are the picture's splendid supporting including Binnie Barnes, Dame May Whitty, Reginald Owen, John Abbott, Rhys Williams and Hugh French, and Vic- tor Saville, who has given "If Winter Comes" thoughtful and persuasive direction. It is a mature and stirring motion picture. REPORT KEPT PRIVATE Toronto, Aug. 28 -- (CP) -- Re- forms Minister Dunbar said Fri- day a report on the June riot in- volving 100 girls at Mercer Refor- matory, Toronto. will not be made public. He said the report contain- ed no news about the riot that had not appeared in the press. dieing For Complete RADIO APPLIANCE and REFRIGERATOR SERVICE WHITBY HOME APPLIANCE 124 Dundas St. W. KIBBY'S WELDING OPENING MON, AUG. 30 -- Al ----- ' 230 BROCK ST. S. RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 130 Brock St. N., Whitby, Tel 707 WHITBY ELECTRIC Earl "Jake" Bryant INSTALLATIONS, FIXTURES WATER HEATERS, FARMS Phone 650 Whitby BILTMORE SENSATIONAL "DOUBLE BILL GS 2 GREAT SPECTACLES AIR TO BILTMORE MONDAY ae Angels," the most expensive and most talked about fiim-drama of all time, will be the deluxe attraction at the Odeon-Biltmore Theatre starting Monday. ar por Li $ thriller is the screen sensation of the new era of talkies. and fans everywhere to, View the first mu Homitlion doliar It. 1s more than three years since "Hell's Angels" vas first launched--/ as a silent super. 'Subsequently the cast and Story were revamped and all of the non-flying sequences re-filmed with sound and dialogue. Ben Lyon, James Hall and Jean Harlow are co-featured in the lending roles and are supported by such well- Enown players as John Darrow, Luclen ane Winton, Lena Malena, Douglas Gilmore, Stephen Carr, Tom Carr, Pat Somerset," Granville Lisa Gora, Wyndham Hall and others, ADproxiinaiely Rd aviators, as , including nearly any stunt Jan oa and ex-war ace avail- able in America, rticipated in the sky action of 'Hell's Angels, " which alone required 18 months to record. actly 87 planes, i 40 true wartype Yhips) both German and Allied, took rt in "Hell's Angels." A eppelin and a giant German Gotha bombing plane a figure pro- minently in mile- hig action above the clouds. This the largest air fleet ever To Sy to perform in a private enterprise. More than: $2,000,000 was expended on aviation scenes alone, and another half million was invested in the diri- ign sequence, which is a spectacular ighlight of the film. e, incidentally, Is or teniic reproduction of the famous wartime Zep raid on London. The exploits of Baron: von Rich- thofen's 'flying circus" have een ac- curately reproduced also, and in one scene 50 planes are shown Forticipating simultaneously in a free-for-all "dog- fight" between fighting air devils of Germany and the Allies. Equally stupendous were the 0 ares tions on the ground. More than extras were employed in the A mob scenes. Exactly 1,700 ex-soldiers took part in a ae infantry battle scene, and extras are featured in other nds. Vera Ralston, playing the title ole mn Zepublies i Jane Doe, is grilled by tars prosecuting attorney, Gene L Ruth Hussey and John Carroll, Comes o love story, which also s! pb screen of the Marks Theatre, start- ing Monday. As an added hit, "King of the Gamblers", starring Janet 'Martin ind Wm. Wright. BALKAN SQUABBLE London, Aug. 28 --(AP)--Yugo- slavia accused Hungary Friday of a "series of gross violations of good relations," including attempts to stir up a revolution against Pre- mier Marshal Tito's government. This was the second broadside this week by Yugoslavia against a Com- munist neighbor. PROBE SHIP SEIZURE Istanbul, Aug. 28 -- (AP) --Three officers of a Bulgarian cargo ship were said by informed quarters Friday night to have escaped from their vessel after seizing command with drawn guns. Turkish police non-flying episodss by the DED THRILL "Sky Devin "" the Howard Hughes production which will be the added hit on the great air show starting Monday at the Odeon-Biltmore, is easily the laugh-sensation of the year. More than that, it is the most spec- tacular production seen hereabouts in many months. No matter how depressed you might be, this slam-bang comedy of the air wil 1ift you to roaring heights. It amuses, it thrills, and at times it moves you with its down-to-earth and light-hearted romance. If ver a pic- ture had everything--this is 1 Literally and figuratively, ihe sky was the limit" when Howard Hughes produced this one. The same quality 'or rare comedy found in his "Two Arabian Knights' is contained in "Sky Devils""--and the air-thrills are as awe-inspiring as those "Hell's Angels." "Sky Devils" is the amusing and im- pertinent tale of three dare-devil American flyers, who Jolate every rule of war for a good time. Spills, thrills, court-martials and Richthofen's flying circus--all are just part of the day's work in the Ilves of these carefree clowns of the alr. The "Sky Devils" are Spencer Tracy, William Boyd and George Cooper, and each give an outstanding comedy characterization. Their reckless ex- ploits are embellished with romance, some spicy and some sentimental, and this is all ably furnished y 'Ann Dvorak and Yola D'Avril Edward Sutherland, ace of comedy directors, was responsible for the dir- ection of "Sky Devils," and it is in- aa his Shes directorial triumph. vils" on your list of "musts" a you are young or old, male or female--you will enjoy every jnoment of this superlative entertain- ment. CITY IN THE CLOUDS La Paz, Bolivia, is the highest big city in the world, located at an al- titude of 12,400 feet in a natural basin two miles wide an 1,400 feet deep, HOTEL WHITBY WE INVITE YOU TO TRY OUR SPECIAL Sunday Dinner 12 NOON TO 2 P.M. AND 5-8 P.M. WASHER REPAIRS | WORK GUARANTEED Complete check-up, Wringer grease and gear ofl changed. Wringer rolls in Special 130 Brock St. N. Whitby, Tel. 700 SHEET METAL OIL BURNERS / STOKERS AND PLUMBING AUTOMATIC HEATING Specialists in Oil Burners and Stokers Sales and Service PHONE 652 S. Correll -- W. S. 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HERE SENSATIONAL AIR SPECTACLE JOE KIRKWOOD, JR. 3 DAYS --STARTING IT COMES | i nN HUGHES ' ih JEAN HARLOW SIN LYON JAMES HALL Thrilling Ale Spectacle - THRILLING AIR BATTLES -- There never wilt be anything like it! "JUNGLE FLIGHT". .. g "ON THE OLD SPANISH TRAIL"... Roy. Rogers First Oshawa Showing HE WINNAH!" When Oscar Levant pulls Jeanne Crain's number out of the bowl, the lucky miss wins more than the shawl Dan Dailey is presenting her--she also wins a date with the bandleader who is her secret "crush" im "You Were Meant For Me," Twentieth Century-Fox's nostalgic romance, drama of the 1920's, which opens next Thursday at the Regent Theatre. SWIMMING POOL DANCE AT THE Club Bayview JOE MURPHY CANADA'S OUTSTANDING COMEDIAN AND MASTER OF CEREMONIES WITH MUSIC BY THE RHYTHMAIRES Wed, Sept. Tat ALL PROCEEDS FOR SWIMMING POOL PROJECT RUTH HUSSEY i JONN CARROLL VERA RALSTON PLUS... For Thrills and Action . . WILLIAM THURSTON MATT - WG fl ENDS TODAY "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN" Between their goa love... presents WALTER DEBORAH ~ PIDGEON : KERR | ANGELA LANSBURY TIE WITHER COMES } ADULT ENTERTAINMENT STARTS MON DAY LpEGiNt: TODAY EDDIE CANTOR e¢ JOAN DAVIS 4 L "IF YOU KNEW SUSIE"