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The DAILY NEBIUSKAN
Thursday, October 19. 1939
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EDITORS
M oriel Mitrton Margolin
Drama Elizabeth Clark
Radio Mary Kerrigan
Music Hugh Wilkins
Entertainment . . .
RADIO . . .
'Dead Enders'
guests of Kate
Smith, Firday
Youth takes over the air tomor
row... The "Dead End Kids" of
tender years, but tough as they
come, hijack the guest spot on the
"Kate Smith Hour" over KFAB
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HELEN MENKEN
star of "Second Husband."
at 7 p. m Reduced to a quartet
for this broadcast by other en
gagements, the gang appears in
the poetic drama, "They Fly
Through the Air with the Greatest
of East," by Norman Corwin . . .
Helen Menken is in her third
year as star of "Second Husband"
to be heard over KFAB Tuesday
nights at 6:30.... Miss Menken
came to radio after a long stage
experience . . . She is equally skilled
in modern comedy and Shake
speare... In "Second Husband"
she is "Brenda Cummings," a
young widow with two children
who remarried . . .
Highlights for Saturday. ."Gang
Busters'" provides a dramatic ve
hicle for the initial fall program
at 7 p. m It is the story of
a gang, operating in Boston, which
chose dramatically to strike at
theaters when film hits were cre
ating silver streams pouring into
the box offices, using a line in a
film as a signal to begin a care
fully planned robbery...
Wayne King is slaetd for a
hearty welcome back to the air
lanes after a year's absence. . .The
Starts TODAY!!
VYADDYA SAY
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Movie Clock
Nebraska "Honeymoon I n
Bali," 1:00, 3:08, 5:16, 7:2,
9:32.
Varsity "They Shall Have
Music,- 1:20, 3:20, 5:25, 7:25,
9:30.
Stuart "Fast and Furious,"
1:51, 3:54, 557, 800, 10:00.
Lincoln "All Quiet on the
Western Front," 1:00, 3:14,
5:28, 7:42, 9:56.
Kiva "Yes My Darling
Daughter," 1:00, 3:50, 7:00,
9:55. "The Kid from Kokomo,"
2:15, 5:25, 8:15.
Liberty "The Man They
Couldn't Hang," 1:00, 2:49,
4:38, 6:27, 8;16, 10:05.
DANCE SPOTS . . .
Name bands
play weekend
swing music
Pinky Tomlin, well known or
chestra leader and author of such
song hits as "The Object of
Everybody's Affections," comes
to King's ballroom Friday night.
Pinky and his orchestra have just
completed a six months engage
ment at the Biltmore Bowl in Los
Angeles, and for ten months were
featured with Eddie Cantor on the
Texaco radio program, over a nation-wide
hook up.
The same night at the Turn
pike, Lawrence Welk will swing
out with his "champagne music."
Fresh from bookings at the Edge
water Beach hotel in Chicago and
at the Chicago theater, Welk and
;iis orchestra will furnish a real
treat to Lincolnites.
Saturday evening in the Union
ballroom Fizz Powell and his pop
ular seven-piece local "jam" or
chestra gives students a chance
to express their jitterbugging in
stinct. "Fizz" promises "a square
deal in music" to those attending
the Union's Saturday night dance.
"Waltz King" premiers at
Saturday night. . .
7:30
For the benefit of dancers and
those stay-at-homes who enjoy a
little swing over the weekend . . .
Friday night bands: Eddy Duchin
9:30; Shep Fields, 10:45; Wayne
King, 11: Leighton Noble, 11:30;.
For Saturday night: Harry James
10:45; Wayne King, 11; Jack
Jenny, 11:30...
WE ALL PITCH,
. . .
MOVIES...
Heifetz stars
at Varsity
n music show
Music takes the entertainment
spotlight this week as the Lincoln
theatres open a week of new en
tertainment features today and to
morrow.
United Artists's long awaited
story of music and opportunity on
New York's east side brings Jas
cha Heifeitz and his violin to the
screen in "They Shall Have Mu
sic" opening today at the Varsity.
"Honeymoon in Bali," the first
of the Fred MacMurray and Made
line Carroll romantic comedies to
be released since last season's
'Cafe Society," opens today at the
Stuart.
'Boy meets girl' popular.
Tho they are all built on the
same familiar theme of 'boy meets
girl,' each picture in the MacMur-
Joel MrTrr aod Andrea Ijeedf watrh
their dreama nn true la "They titmU
Have Manic" playlaf at the Watty.
ray-Carroll cycle has attracted
more popularity, and "Honeymoon
in Bali" is no exception. Two arias
by Allan Jones, woven into the
background of the story serve to
lift this picture above its prede
cessors .
With war news taking the main
Ana Noaihrra aad Fraarnnt Tmm atop
for a mnirnt ml rrfWtWm la "tmmt and
rartoaa" at tae Klaart.
position in almost every edition,
the first of the revived war pic
tures to reach Linroln, "All Quiet
on the Western Front," haa been
KING'S BALLROOM
FrL, Oct. 2 in Person
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Orchestra to play
for teachers' meet
The university orchestra, con
ducted by Don A. Lentz, will play
at the Nebraska State Teachers
association district meeting Oct.
29 in the coliseum. Mr. Lentz will
playing to good crowds all week.
The uncensored version of the pic
ture, showing all of the filth and
horror of modern warfare, is play
ing at the Lincoln.
'Mazie ' successor at Stuart.
Another mystery comedy film, a
sequel to "Mazie," is now playing
at the Stuart. "Fast and Furious,"
starring Ann Southern and Fran
chot Tone, is a murder story set
against the background of a sea
side vacation resort. Miss South
ern plays the part of Tone's wife
who helps her husband solve a
murder in which he is implicated.
"The Old Maid," the vehicle
which may win Bette Davis an
other academy award, has been
held over for another week. It
moves to the Liberty today.
Tomorrow two of last season's
bigger pictures will be brought
back to the Kiva when "Love Af
fair" with Charles Boyer and Irene
Dunne, and "Blockade" with Henry
Fonda and Madeleine Carroll opens
for one week.
AGAIN
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VARSITY
Leads the Parade
Presenting an entertain
ment MADE TO OR
DER FOR THE EN
TIRE FAMILY! Sister,
Brother, Father, Mother.
You'll all rave about
Joel
McCREA
Andrea
LEEDS
Gene REYNOLDS
and
Jascha HEIFETZ
World Farnou Violinist
in
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orchestra.
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be
presented:
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'BLOCKADE'
with
Madeline CarroU
Henry Fonda
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Kid from
Kokomo"
NATURALLY! . . .
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