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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1943)
n ! iv ' ' M ; :U ;-'v.-i! Hi ' .'AX 1 t .3 ,' ? - if i v. 4 ... I, J . :, .'. ! ji US' mmmm A 1 H: i ,'; j' " ': I; Age. SlilVsB THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON. OUmour." The latest In the Blondle series will start Thursday at At a.ni- V mi, VaMn tilnmlmtnn I.arrw Slmtna AM In it. Leslie Howard's Final Picture Coming to Heilig American audlencej ire In for om exciting enlightenment when they ee "Spitfire," Samuel Gold wyn'a presentation released by. JRKO Radio, starring Leslie How ard and David Niven which comes THE PLANE that "Dusted the blitz" is invented by the late Les lie Howard (-uove) In the stlr rlm screen story, "Spitfire," scheduled for November 28 open ing at the Heilif theater. ,.. McARTHUR COURT s ' 1p.m. Monday, Norcmbw 22 Admliiiont Adulti . . . 1.10, Including lax , , fltudenui . . . SSe, Including tax 'No Seats Reserved to the Heilig on November 28. "Spitfire" teUs the dramatic true-to-life story of the little known designer of the Spitfire fighter plane who 'well may be considered one of the greatest he roes of World War II. This designer was R. J. Mitchell; and he had the vision to realize Britain's coming need for total de fense against Hitler's total war, and the genius to provide the dan gerous weapon which was to shoot the Luftwaffe out of British skies. Nlven In Cast David Niven of the RAF and formerly of Hollywood was given leave from active service to appear as Mitchells best friend, deb onair, daredevil test pilot who flew the then-fantastic new ships born on Mitchell's drawing board. 2-DIG HITS! HA! AHNew HA! HA! ShOW f j HA! n: 7(3 COZ206D TRACY HEPBURN i ecnocr erturue DanniiPTinu I uvunBL dining rnuuukiiun with fiy 8INTt Rettnatd CWtM VAUDEVILLE IH & AIVCING AT THE MOLLAXD CLUB STARTING MONDAY RUSTY COLMAN CI!int ."? Dln,,n M,,,CT ' Ceremonies lies bark aialn to make you liush and cheer, lie s a riot of fun on the loose. ELAINE DENNIS Dlmmullv. S.nlKr.my NUhmubs. SUM and .,. Marque & Marquette Tnlernstlonal B.llroom Danrlnc TUri h.Jf? rUT"lf ,,obb " Rider. Direct from their sensational eastern vaudeville triumphs. DOROTHY ALBERTS Exotle Dancing Star Featuring her "Dance of Han-alP Every movemml & nii.... VAL DAVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA CHICKEN & STEAK DINNERS 2 FLOOR SHOWS 9:45 11:45 LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE 5 McGIVERN GIRLS FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 4080 Walt Disney Feature Tops Heilig Bill "Mister and Missus United States, meet Joe Carioca, the Bra zilian Jitterbird of Rio de Janeiro, BrazU." You will be seeing a lot of Joe Carioca in the future, but righ now you will first become ac aualnted with him in Walt Disney's sprightly South American musical entertainment, "Saludos Amigos," opening today at the Heilig the ater on a two-feature program. Joe Carioca meets Donald Duck In the picture, and offers to show him Rio. This tour of the South American hot spots introduces the samba in its native state, that Is, as the South Americans dance and sing the samba rhythms. "Brazil," by Ary Barroso, is the theme of this part of the picture and la one of the most colorful and vivid numbers ever filmed. Tropical Scene AH of the tropical color of the rich country is captured by the artists, and together with the lilt ing musical background, a rare piece, of entertainment is present ed. Then too, as Donald Duck and his newly found buddy, Joe Cari oca, take over the town, audience approval Is high and enthusiastic. Other stop-overs on tne lively South American trip are Chile, Argentine, and Bolivia and Peru. Co-Feature Also Comedy The comical trials and tribula tions of raw rookies in Uncle Sam's new army forms the basis of "The Adventures of a Rookie," RKO Radio's fun-filled film comedy, al so at the Heilig. Wally Brown, Alan Carney and Richard Martlnn play rookies who were In civilian life a night club entertainer, a truck driver and a wealthy young playboy, respec tively. Their troubles with army regulations, drill and a smooth new type of sergeant supply the initial comedy predicaments and side-splitting gags. Then rookie meets girl! In fact. they meet six of them, at the house of the heroine, Margaret Landry. While the rookies are having a party In the house, it's quarantined. f iim mmm i ' i w 1 -tiM J LAST YEAR'S favorite Broadway musical, "Best Foot Forward," haa been put on Technicolor film which unwinds today at the Mc Donald. Lucille Ball and William Caxton co-star with Barry James. Theater Programs BEILIO Sunday through Wednesday Saludos Amigos Adventures of a Rookie Thursday through Saturday Footllght Glamour Passport to Suez Mcdonald ' Sunday through Tuesday Best Foot Forward Tiger Fangs Wednesday through Saturday Let's Face It STATE Sunday through Tuesday They Got Me Covered Woman of the Year Wednesday and Thursday Two Weeks to Live We Were Dancing Friday and Saturday Avenging Rider Kid Glove Killer REX Sunday and Monday DuBarry Was a Lady Harrlgan's Kid Tuesday and Wednesday Star of Midnight Laddie Thursday through Saturday Pilot No. 8 Background to Danger MAYFLOWER Sunday Only Phantom of the Opera Monday through Wednesday (Theater closed) Thursday through Saturday Saludos Amleos Adventures of a Rookie Technicolor 'Phantom' Closes Sunday Night Splendor, terror and musical drama are said to be merged sen sationally in Universal's "Phan- rara oi ine upera, closing lonignt at the Mayflower theater. The lavish thrill production, starrinff Nplsnn Fririv Rllinnna Foster and Claude Rains, Is her alded as one of the most spectac ular screen shocke of all time. mm MARY, DENNIS ROCHESTER DON AND PHIL KOIKE 145D ON YOUR DIAL ! r t',' ' ' ADVANCED as one of the funniest arm; comedies to come out of Hojlywood, "Let's Face It" comes Wednesday to the McDonald. Betty Hutton, Bob Hope, and ZaSn Pitta appear. Latest Bob Hope Due Wednesday One of Broadway's most popu lar musicals, the Cole Porter smash hit, "Let's Face It," has been made by Paramount Pictures into what promises to be an uproarious film, co-starring Bob Hope and Betty Hutton, with Dona Drake, Cully Richards, Eve Arden, ZaSu Pitts, Marjorie Weaver and Ray mond Walburn. According to all reports, the movie version of "Let's Face It," which is due Wednesday at the McDonald theater, Is even funnier than its "legitimate" predecessor, which isn't surprising considering the fact that two comedy experts like Bob' Hope and Betty Hutton head the all-laugh cast. This is the first time Bob Hope and Betty have been paired and the results are said to be cyclonic. The plot of "Let's Face It" gives Bob innumerable opportunities for gags. It has him in army uniform again, as in "Caught in the Draft " LAST TIMES TONIGHT! Don't Miss Itl rt.2 v Ms.- ' aVssaW 0 ,ftlS ?! TICHNICOIOR Sl ' Veboa Stuaat Cluse EDDY-FOSTER. RAINS Continuous Show Sundays NOW O TILL TUESDAYI M TECHNICOLOR! V-J COMPANION FEATURE! "HARRIGAN'S KID'' WILLIAM GARGAN BOBBY READICK ALSO Short Subject FAMILY TROUBLES' Latest News Events College Color Captivates At McDonald . What happens when a movie star accepts an invitation to a col lege prom, much to the consterna tion of the fan who Invited her, forms the background for the hi jinks on the screen of the McDon ald theater, where M-G-M's Tech nicolor scintillating musical, "Best Foot Forward," is now showing. Lucille Ball plays a movie star who accepts a fan letter invita tion from young Tommy Dix to attend the prom as a publicity stunt Lucille has her doubts about the whole affair but her press sgent, William Gaxton, Is confi dent the resulting - fanfare will turn the trick of having her op tion picked up. Tommy, who never expected Lu cille to accept, is devastated, but not from joy. For he has Invited his best girl, Virginia Weidler, to the dance and besides, Winsocki tradition does not. include movie stars. Tommy's solution Is to take Lu cille as Virginia in spite of Lu- cille's protest Complications set in when Virginia arrives on the scene with good Samaritan inten- Now Playing DfMf fr ht Uftf run IrfJwayt Tli yoor't top YocK aicoUr mwicfii cam rfyl aW 1 V, j.lfwiawr-r' as it iuetuidAU 04 kit Muse Mters William gaxton virginia weidler TOMMY DIX NANCY WAIKER, JUNE AILYSON KENNY BOWERS , GLORIA DeHAVEN ,A JACK JORDAN AND COMPANION HTT1 ' FRANK BUCK ' ICE SKATE.. for Health-for Fun! Saturday and Sunday 2:30 to 5 p. m. Skating Daily 7:45 to 10 p. m. Afternoons 4 to 6 p. m. EUGENE -ICE AnEXA : j BETTY Birrrnv u t-u . new sparring partner in his latest laugh battle. "Let's Face It," , the McDonald Wednesday. tlons of nursing Tommy through hia "Illness." . o A COFFEE SH DINING ROOt1 TA Don STARTS - TopAY,t w mn CHir WITHIC aft. BV. .'.'.'f J t;-5 IBlm carioca "W f fit.; DONALODUCK'S Jf' (- . SOUTH AKtllUN . JyT ..A'iT " " .Li ' Feerturlnc The Hit Tun "BRAZIL" Even WE haven't seen these new eomedr ... but WE'VE BEEN TOLD that they're IbeiaMi newest scream! iwr- t aatesk d ..bssbbbbbbi Jh, MttltSt mmSf. ;sS ALSO PHIL HARRIS f - And Hie Orchestra In I , "Henri In The Spring" ' 1 o New oi the World Today L I I. . I ! i, ; ' . i
