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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1942)
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X t H iii ' ii inn ii 6Gtizen Kane5 Radical Film Hollywood is a-buzz over the radical story-telling technique in troduced by Orson Welles in his Mercury, production, "Citizen Kane," the RKO Radio sensation which is showing at the Grand theatre. The hero of the story is a com plicated character, who demands everything on his own terms, even love. It is to explain this complex individual that the dramatic tech nique was evolved by Orson Welles of presenting the story through the thoughts of all the friends and enemies of the great man. No normal sequence of time is followed. Incidents jump back and forth from Kane's youth to his old age as the different char acters relate their memories. Some scenes are twice-told, like the one in which Kane's second wife, for whom in his infatuation Call Board 1 '-, - 1? n.rfiA ! HUMPHREY BOGART (right) as the "last of the Dilllnger mob" tarns the take of his latest Job into cash throarh f ence" Robert Stranre, In the Liberty theatre's new picture. "Hiah Sierra." Companion film stars Miriam Hopkins In "Lady With Red Hair." he has built an opera house, makes her debut as a prima don na. This high spot in the film is related first from the point of view of the drunken critic, writ ing a scorching; review of Kane's wife, and then again from the point of view of some disgusted stage hands who are listening to the lovely but ill-starred lady's attempts at singing. "Citizen Kane," opens with Kane's death, a stark, lonely, sol emn, and thrilling scene, which closes with Kane's last word, Rosebud." No one knows the significance of this word, and it inspires a search by a newspaper reporter. ELSINOKK Today Mickey Booney, Judy Garland in "Babes on Broadway. Wednesday Greta Garbo MelTjrn ixmgias in "Two f aced woman. Wendy Barrlt in "Public Enemies." CAPITOL Today- Ann Sheridan. Jack Oakie In Navy Blue. Humphrey Bogart, Mar-AAator in "Maltese Talcon. Wednesday Edward Arnold. Walter Huston in "All Tbat Money can Buy." Dick roran. Andy , Devtne In Road Agent. GRAND Today Orson Welles, the Mercury players in ' Citizen Kane." Kay Har ris. William Tracey in TUlia the Toiler." Saturday Maureen OUara, Walter Pidgeon in "How Green Is My Val ley. Lynn Bart, Cornel Wilde in "Perfect Snob." STATE Today Enrol Flynn. Tred MacMurray in JJive Bomoer. Marjone Ram beau. Alan Hale in "Tugboat Annie Sails Again." Thursday Robert Montgomery. Bit a jonnson in "Her come Mr. Jor dan." Bonita Granville, Dan Daily, Jr.? in "Down irr San Dieeo.-" Saturday midnight Bette Davis, James camwv in -rn Knl. nnu ran " EXCITING AS THE ATTACK on Pearl Harbor. "Dive Bomber." star- liberty ring Errol Flynn and Fred MacMurray, was filmed with the same Tooay-Huptu-ey Bogart. Ida bupiao squadron who flew in the heroie battle. Also playing today throngh ciaude Rains tai 'dy With Red Tuesday at the State theatre Is "Tugboat Annie Sails Aram." with Hair." weanesaay aiu iiiott in "Return or Daniel Boone." Peter Lorre In "Face Behind the Mask." Friday Roy Rogers in "The Ranger ana the Lay. ' George Brent. Brenda Marshall in "south ox Suez. HOLLYWOOD Today Ray Mllland. William Holden. wayne Morris, Constance Moore in -I Wanted Wings." Anne Shirley, Richard Carlson in "West Point Widow." Thursday Bud Abbott. Lou Costello, Andrews sisters in "Hold That Ghost." Marjorie Kambeau and Alan Hale. uvrmmmi,;i jm V 1 -I -'4 i 'Babes' Film Fun-Musical "Babes On Broadway," which is currently playing at the Elsi nore theatre proves one thing youth still maintains its suprem acy in the motion picture world. A splendidly contrived ; combin ation of music, dancing, comedy and pathos, this new picture serves as the perfect show win dow for the talents of its co-stars, Mickey Rooner and Judv Gar land. Miriam Hopkins In "Red Hair" With Miriam Hopkins as the brilliant, red-headed, green-eyed and irascible Mrs. Leslie Carter who had a blazing theatrical suc cess in New York under the di rection of Belasco, Warner Bros. studio has delved recklessly into the champagne-in-an-a c t r e s s slipper era of the American the ater in the making of a picture called "Lady. With Red Hair," which is showing at the Liberty theatre today.; 18c Starts Today Pins Defense Tax Continuous Today fCa tcujuo-attixa-aEuu-Bcaxrr And Second Feature B5i Added - Cartoon News Koat of all evil The harmless bird statuette In the hands of Sydney Creenstreet fright) starts all the trouble in The Maltose Falcon." ' Dashlell Hammett mystery film starting today at the CapitoL (L. to K.) Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lerre, Mary Astor and Greenstreet Companion feature at the Capitol will bo Ann Sheridan and Jack Oakie in "Navy Blues.- g Gershwin Life Set , HOLLYWOOD, Calil, Jan. 10. Robert Rossen his been assign ed by Warner Bros, to write the screen play of "Rhapsody in Blue," ptoduction to be based on the. life and music of George Gershwin. The outline of the story was prepared by Ira Gersh win, brother of the composer, and Kathryn Scola. Always 2 Smash Hits! mamm STARTS TODAY DO NT MISS IT! .11 Mlf2i a' lupi;:o-cogart - PLUS s 1 mr x. . jMSssaaaw lkaOaadm i i t a NOVELTY 1 2L80 a: l Contimtons from lf P. M. Today - Monday - Tuesday The Show! All new and different . with twice the fan and frolic! Nothing like it in all yoor musical memory! i -: Feature Times: 1:11 -42 mmmakwwuxti . PLCS j. : First Pictures '." Damon Kunyon's -Thriller! - MAt the Stroke of 12 Piss Donald Duck Cartoon Continuous Today from l:0t P. M. - Doors Open 12:45 Plus Tax HEBE'S TWO SUPEH-ATTIIACTIOIIS! ! jiaBMsamvnBunat ' " . Sfcrf 1 I -Companion Feature-.- LdjMJUtLl BLANK; i' im-4m I jsBt 1 n TUXJZ: v n 4 V A sac fr - Bosebnd -Deaa mt j S First Pictures x i iisr. v. rtnb 1 cur ' j 9 Rose Bowl Game I Plus - Extra Special Pictures OSE BOWL GAME" And Serial -Jungle Girt" Tune Schedule - Falcon: ZJSS - :4S 10:45 Blues: 124ft - 449 - t:e , . . ' -summmM TODAY 1 Last -Pictures I Ofv l Amnrico'si Heroes ( The gallant Squadron V g who ; 1 Pearl ; Harbor l . f - toom to - 4 Glory; m' ' r- -I : This Action- ' I . Packed 1 ; Drama of -4 I the Air 1 ; I J 14.-' b Mat. sseBre"! I-IacI-lurrcry Errol Flyna .. 'DivoBontsr' . Marjorto Ksaam Alan Bate t4Tug Boat , ; Annie -Sails i rgain'' SONGS. ROMANCE. LAUGHTER AH go to make up the big. new moskaL -Babes on Broadway . now playing at the Ehdnoro theatre, with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland In their seventh picture together. Fanning a daneo trio with Mickey axe Ray McDonald and Richard Qulne. The east also fea tures Fay Balnter, Virginia Weldler. Donald Meek and Alexander iWooIleoti. 5 I . Literally full of music, the pic ture also offers Virginia Weld ler in a departure from her usual dramatic role, singing and danc ing. Two other notable additions are Ray McDonald and Richard Quine, newcomers from the New York stage, with Fay Bainter, Donald Meek and Alexander Woolcott represented in adult roles. The Impersonations by Mickey and Judy bring down the house, as does Judy's singing of "Chin Up, Cheerio, Carry On," "Bomb- Colian Subject of Patriotic Film HOLLYWOOD, Calif, Jan. 10. On the eve of reporting for act- shell from Brazil," which serves to Introduce Mickey in a .Carmen Miranda impersonation, "Rings On My Fingers, Bells On My Toes," a la Blanche Ring, and "Mary Is a Grand Old Name," as made famous by Fay Templeton. Ive duty In the US army air corps, LeRoy Print has been . granted a short deferment to permit him to stage the big patriotic numbers in "Yankee Doodle Dandy," Warner Bros, picture starring James Cag ney. 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