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Stirring Drama Bi!kd
For Granada Theatre
The film , "A Child Is Born ," stirring drama that goes behind the
scenes in a hospital matern ity ward,
"will be shown at the Granada theatre from today to Friday.
Gera ldine Fitzgerald , who was first
presented to movie audiences in "Dark
Victory '' and "Wuthering Heights,"
heads the cast. The role of her husband is played by Jeffrey Lynn. Other players are' Gladys G eorge and
Gale Page.
~ Mary McDougal Axelson wrote the
play and novel upon which the film
is based.
In "Raffles"
Coming Attractions
At Sayville Theatre
JUDGE MERRILL APPOINTE D
SEWER DIST. COMMISSIONER
Justice of the Peace ICenson D.
Merrill of Rocky Point was appointed
hy the Brookhaven Town board last
Wednesday as commissioner for the
Port Jefferson Sewer district , succeeding former Judge Carl Ruck of
Port Jefferson.
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Matinee:
Adults 25c , Children .lie
Eve. Prices : Adults 40c, Children ISc
Swiokinsr Permitted in Rear of Theatre
ot no additions! price.
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FREE PARKING FOR 200 CARS
THURSDAY
JAN. 25
BETTE DAVIS and ERROL FLYNIC in
"The . Private Lives of
David Niven and Olivia deHavilland
are co-starred in "Raffles ," the mystery film about a gentleman crook ,
which will be shown at the Patchogue
theatre from this Thursday to Saturday .
Port Jefferson Bills
Entertaining Filmfare
Elizabeth and Essex"
Tomorrow at the. Port Jefferson
theatre ,. Bette Davis, the • newlycrowned movie queen , shares honors
with Errol Flynn in "The Private
JAN. 26 - 27
FRI. - SAT.
MATINEE SATURDAY . 2 :30
Lives of Elizabeth and Essex," in
Play Jack pot Lucky Sat. Night
which Miss Davis appears as the
Queen and Flynn as the Earl of
JACKIE COOPER and BETTY FIELD in
Essex.
"WHAT A LIFE"
Friday and Saturday, J a c k i e
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ar.d BILL BOYD in
j Cooper and Betty Field appear in
"What A Life," the film version of
"RANGE WAR"
the Broadway stage success. JackieChapter 4 of "THE GREEN HORNET"
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plays Henry Aldrich , young- exponent
of t h e "soft-answer-turiseth-awaySun., Mon., Tues.
Jan. 28-29-30
wrath" school of thought. Others in
MATINEE SUNDAY . 2 :80
the lilm are John Howard , Jan ice
NORMA SHEARER - JOAN CRAVVl'Oltl )
Logan , Lionel Stander and lleddn
ROSALIND HUSSKI.L in
"Range War ," with Bill
Hopper.
Boyd , it-' ' the co-featu re , a n o t h e r
"THE WOMEN"
"Hopa long Cassidy " Western . Other
First Evo. Show SUirt * nt 0:4!; I' . .VI.
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players arc Betty Mora n , Wilia.r o
Robertson and Mutt Moore.
WED.-THURS.
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and Tiuwlny,
?Sunday, M o n d a y
Wed. Is Treasure Chest Ni ght
Norma Shearer , Joa n Crawford and
Rosalind Russell w ill be starre d in
CHARLES LAt/CJHTON in
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"The Women ," taken from I lie pop"JAMAICA INN '
ular Clare Hoothc stage success.
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Next. Wed nesday and Thursday,
Lana Turner and JMvhnr d Carlson in
Charles Laughton in "Jamaica Inn "
will present the Daphne duMaurier
"DANCING CO-ED"
story of Cornish land pirates who
Chap. II of "Zorros' Fishting Lepion "
thrived on ship wrecks: Maureen
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OTIura has the feminine lead. Laha
First Eve. Show 0:15 P. M .
Turner
and Richard Carlson in "Danc"Jamaica Inn " Show n Once :it 7 :55 I*. M.
ing Co-Ed" will be tlie co-feature.
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Chap . 2 of "Zorros' Fighting Legion "
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JAN . 2-1
"The Return of Doctor X"
Humphrey Boga rl
Wayne Morris
THIN MAN
"PEACE ON EARTlF a Carfayn
WED. ONLY
JAN. 81
PAT O'BRIEN in M
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In New Granada, Film
The story oi the American troubadour , Stephen C. Foster , will be
among the pictures at the Sayville
theatre for this week and next.
"Swanee Ttivex,"- to he shown Thursday through Saturday, combines the
melodies of Stephen Foster with the
drama of his life. The, Hall Johnson
choir also appears. "Old Black Joe,'
"De Camptown Races," "Jeanie With
The Light- Brown Hair" and other
songs • are featured. Don Ameche ,
Andrea Leeds and Al Jolson play the
leading roles. Edgar Bergen , Charlie
McCarth y and Mortimer Snerd, another of Bergen 's family, will be
shown in "Charlie -McCarthy, Detective," on the same bill. Robert Cummingg, Constance Moore and John
Sutton furnish the romantic element.
Sunday through Tuesday, William
Powell and llyrna Loy once again
are east as Nick Charles, detective,
and his wife Nora, in "Another Thin
Man ," which introduces a "Thin Man "
Jr., the baby whose arrival was predicted in the end of the preceding
picture. As.ta , their quizzical wirehaired terrier , is also in the film.
Next Wednesday, only, Pat O'Brien
and Olympe Bradna will appear in
"Night ' of Rights," w i t h Roland
Young, Reginald Gardiner and George
E. Stone, in a dramatic tale of stage
life on Broadway. O'Brien plays the
playwright who suffers defeat on the
stage, but makes a comeback after
20 y'ears.
Mary Mickey Estate
Valued Over $10,006
The late Mary Hickey of Bayport ,
who died December 1 , lea ves an estate valued at over $10,000 , according
to the petition , and the will oi' decedent provides that the estate shall
be divided into five equal parts , with
one pari , going to each of Lho followin)/, : F.dward McQnaid , nephew , Chicago ; John ' McQnaid , nc-phe-w, Jackson Height:', ; Anni e McQuaid , niece ,
Man hattan; und M ary Ilealey, niece.,
Manhattan.
The fifth share is to
bo divided among t h e four children
oi' l-?l!.en MrQuaid , a deceased niece
of t estatrix . They are Prank MeArdle , Edward M«..A nlh-- , Marv Jtidycki , and A n n i e ISarron.
A codicil g k'V:! a lioquost of $500
to tin. ' rector of Si. Patrick' s cathedral , Maiih -iittari , wills the request
thai ho sij ig KK i nuti- iw, for the
repose of Iter sool,
W'aldron ICintzing Post , a brother
of Regis II. Post , former Governor
of Porto Rico , is named as executor.
Geraldine Fitzgerald is starred, in
"A Child Is Born," at the Granada
theatre from today to Friday, with
Jeffrey Lynn , Gladys George and
Gale Page in prominent roles.
"Raffles " Gay Story
Of Gentleman Thief
David Niven plays the title role
and Olivia deHavilland provides the
romantic interest in thefilm , "Raffles ,"
¦which will be the attraction at the
Patchogue theatre from Thursday to
Saturday. "Raffles" is a fast-moving
mystery melodrama about a . society
playboy who leads a secret life of
crime.
The supporting cast includes Dudr
ley Digges, Dame May Whitty, Lionr
ef Pa-pe, Douglas Walton , E. E. Clive,
Jeter " Godfrey and Keith Hitchcock.
Most of the action of "Raffles "unwinds on a beautiful country estate
in England, with a detective and the
gentlema n crook playing an exciting
game of wits. Unusual camera shots
of a cricket game on this estate are
also in the film.
More Business Courses
In Free Night Classes
With the addition of business English and commercial law the free
adult education program in Patchogue
now offers complete training in a
business course , including also typing, .shorthand a n d bookkeeping.
Other evening classes are in public
apeaking, French , music, Americanization and citizenship, negro culture ,
fine arts , Italian , music appreciation ,
Hewing, cooking, millinery, diesel engineering, re frigeration , navigation ,
piloting and seamanship. This education program is sponsored by the
county board of supervisors and financed by the Works Projects administration . Registrations are being taken on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at the school
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