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vae ay Wsysjs-sjsy JO THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR and JOCRNALTues, Oct. 29. 1946 Minneapolis Woman Drowned in Japan Leone B. Beier, 31, daughter of 1 1 Dancer to Star in Operetta Here She was an outstanding ballet dancer with the Metropolitan opera and seemed destined for a premiere ballerina post under the tutelage of Michael Fokine, but Gffl (HMD Twin Press Agents fl III Ballyhoo Film Here ANYONE WRITING about entertainment meets all shapes, sizes and kinds of press agents, but a new one just walked in on me. It is, or they are, as far as I can determine, the first pair of twin women press agents, here pounding the tom-toms for a film called "Dark Mirror," made by International, released by Universal, and which my IRVING RAPPER noowcio -t HENRY BLANKS PCAT JOtfM COLLtM AMO HARK EIELUHGER prestnts Levis vwmniL MUSIC bt ssicm WOLPSAMS WOUWOIS RADIO CITY THEATRE FRIDAY Mindalco Theatres fklSSAOU EHJOYMEMT! St I June VWian HAVER BLAINE "Three Little in Blue" IN TECHNICOLOR Geo.

Muntcomery-Frk. Latimore ATlantic Walter Ilona PUMiEON ASSET I I I RBI PTATC 'Holiday in Mexico1 iw IH I Jane Powell Xavler Cotst jr THCatfC has Olivia De Havilland i the role of identical twins. They are Veda and Vesta Ryker, Hollywood natives, who danced in Ken Murray's 1 ackouts" there, did specialties with Murray and for a time played drums both of them working on one set with Sally ning' girl band. When the idea was dreamed up of sending out twin women press agents, they were picked through Central Casting in Hollywood and. ap-p priately they will end up this section of their tour in the Twin VESTA Or Storts fl THURSDAY Tha SHADOW In "THE MISSING LADY" II OCT.

Plus: 'BELOW THE DEADLINE' MYSTERYl THRILLS! SHOCK! "SUSPENSE" "TILL THE END OF TIME" tiny Dorothy Bill Milium Mrt.uire Williams HENRY Mrs. Hilda J. Beier, 228 Penn avenue has been identified as one of two American women drowned when a station wagon plunged WV off a pier in Yo- 4 kohama, Japan, I Associated Press J' 'J reported. mimm Miss Beier is a Miss Beier sister of Mrs. Joseph.

Sydness, Minneapolis. TIME TABLE Here are starting times of features at first run loop theaters "NOTORIOUS" (RKO-Pan) 11:20. 1:25, 3:30, 5:40, 7:50. 10. "BLACK ANGEL" (RKO-Orphfuml 11:20, 2:25, 5:25, 8:10.

10:35. ORRIN TUCKER STAGE SHOW 1:10. 4:10. 7(10. 9:40.

"COURAGE OF LASSIE" (Uptown) 1:30, 3:35. 5:40. 7:45. 8:50. "NOBODY LIVES FOREVER" fWorld) 10:20, 12:20.

2:20, 4:20. 8:70. 10:20. "I'VE ALWAYS LOVED YOU" (State) 11. 1:15.

3:20. 5:25. 7:40. 9:55. 'EARL CARROIX SCRAPBOOK" (Gopher) 11.

12:50. 2:35. 4:25. 8:10. 8, 9:50.

"ANGEL ON MY SHOULDERS" (Lyric) 11:15. 1:25. 3:30, 5:40. 7:45, 9:55. "HOLIDAY IN MEXICO" (Century) 1:30, 2:10.

4:45. 7:15. 9:40. "THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE" (Radio) Cltvi 11:50, 1:50. 3:50, 5:55.

7:55. 9:55. "SAHARA" (Newsreel) 10:21, 12:21. 2:21, 4:21. 8:21.

8:21. 10:21. "BELOW THE DEADLINE" (Aster) 11. 1:15. 3:35.

5:50. 8:10. "THE MISSING LADY," 12:10. 2:30. 4:50, 7:05.

9:25. THE PLANTATION PLAYERS present Melodrama of the Gay Nineties "ADRIFT in NEW YORK" All Star Cast on the State O'CLOCK WEEKNIGHTS For Reservations Call CEdar 1CA7 Admission, Mon. thra tl.29 Inc. Tax Saturday, $1.50 ALVEKDES 379 St. Peter ST.

PAUL MINNEAPOLIS vs. ST. PAUL Tomorrow (Wed.) 8i 30 p.m. MINNEAPOLIS ARENA 2900 Dupont Avenue South Comfortably Heated AM. SEATS RESERVED Tickets on Sale ai BII.LT A MAHTV tiar Store, Marq.

and The ARENA BOX OFFICE Farking Availafila Next to Arena Lisas. Continuous Stare Shows 1 to 5 7 to 11 ROYAL TEASE CONTEST YOU ARE THE JUDGE II3E32 HIT NO. 1 Faolette Oaddard Sonny Tufts "I LOVE A SOLDIER" HIT NO. Johnny Maek Brown Raymond llatton "SHADOWS ON THE RANGE" asm I b'9 I if she chucked it all. Betty Bruce, leading comedienne in Michael Todd's "Up In Central Park," which opens at the Lyceum theater Tuesday night, Nov.

5, for three nights and a matinee Wednes-1ay, decided she belonged to the musical comedy and operetta world instead. Her decision seems to have been the right one for she has been in. a num ber of smash Miss Bruce hits "The Boys From Syracuse," "Keep Off the Grass," "Something for the others. Betty was eight when her mother turned her over to the Metropolitan School of the Ballet. At 10 she was appearing in "Faust" and "Tannhauser." At 16, she was a featured solo dancer but it was then that she changed her direction and set to work on a "ballet tap" dance.

It caught on at once and Betty played in night clubs and movie houses, and even crossed the At lantic a coupie oi times lor ap pearances in London and Paris, before she got her first part in a Broadway show. AVC Meeting American Veterans committee will meet at 8 p.m. today in room 125, city hall. The bonus question and a "get out the vote" parade preceding next Tuesday's general election will be discussed. HOW IT WorftsWhile To Ease Distress of Cola's During the Night PENETRATES into upper bronchial tubes with special soothing medicinal vapors.

STIMULATES chest and back surfaces like a warming, comforting poultice. As soon as you rub VapoRub i on throat, chest and back at bedtime it starts to work instantly to ease miseries of colds. It invites sleep and works for hours during; the night to relieve distress. Often by morning most misery of the cold is gone. Only VapoRub gives this special penetrating- ItfffO stimulating I Whd action.Tryit! VapoRub FONDA VICTOR MATURE LINDA OARHELL A UNIVERSAL RELEASE with EDMOND O'BRIEN AVA GARDNER rAL ALBERT DEKKER SAM LEVENE 'V and Introducing BURT LANCASTjRji-ij "fjf Cities.

Their chaperone, incidentally. Is another press agent, Bob Wile, picked for his job because he has twir daughters of his own, four years old. The Rykers are monozygotic, or identical twins. (Dizygotic twins are fraternal, and need not look alike at all.) In conversation, they split it up, one taking up where the other leaves off. and when one twin lights a cigaret, the other is likely to grab it for a puff or two.

They are willowy and red headed and dress in Identical costumes. They carry identical brief cases, lettered "The Dark Mirror." The letters are large. The picture, incidentally, marks the return of Minneapolis' Lew Ayres to film work. Nearly 50 twosomes of oldsters Monday night were guests at State theater for a showing of "I've Always Loved You," arranged fHVRRQR' AND VEDA RYKER is it vice versa cigars. It's a boy, Roy Rog- ers, Jr.

Kathrjn Grayson, film singer, and Johnny Johnson, film singer, will be married about Christmas, and will open for a personal appearance In Oriental theater, Chicago, Dec. 26. THE RADIO WIRE: ABC from 8:15 p.m. next Tuesday, and MBS from 9 p.m. will cancel regular program lists to follow election returns.

NBC will have three-minute news periods every half hour from 8 to 11 p.m., then mainly election until 2 a.m. CBS will have half-hourly reports to 10:30 p.m., then continue to la.m. or later. Fred Alien guests on the Bob Hope show tonight, bringing together two of the champion ad-libbers in the business. It's 9 p.m., KSTP.

Milton J. Cross, first to announce a network opera broadcast in the early will be back at the mike when ABC starts another series from the Met stage Nov. 16. The opera: Othello. i I with his ORCHESTRA AND STAGE REVUE EXTRA! i PERSON MISCHA AUER Tha sad-eyed film romle JOMPH THAN ON A PUT Joyously Bring You rhiii IM1KS "I'VK William cam ALWAYS i.ovi:i you" In Terhnleolor 6116 CATHERINE MrLEOD PAI Ml.M Claad RAINH-Anno BAXTCK "AMGFL ON MY SHOULDER- Harry! Only D.M Ift! onvtanro Wllflam MOOKE MARSHALL "EARL CARROLL SKETCHBOOK" 31 'COURAGE OF LASSIE' IN TECHNICOLOR Elisabeth Taylor-frank Morraa Vivian RAIM In lirrnsrfJ Khftw'a 'CAESAR and CLEOPATRA' "BOWERY BOMBSHELL" Tht East Sid Kids LEO fiORLET BOULEVARD Lradala at Minnehaha Bird.

Opra F.M. Daily 1 BIO HITS 1 Tom Drake Donna Reed "Faithful in My Fashion" 2 Roy Rorers Crana "SONG OF ARIZONA" "Till tha F.nd of Time" AVALON Irene Dunn Ret Harrison "Anna the King; of Siam" "Three Btraoters' LYNDALE I rnrtale A lake RU Fauletto (inddard Hard llslflrld DIABV Or A II AMBI.RM AID' John Mlel Bob Meele "NUlTIIWKNf TRAIL" FRANKLIN Franklin A 18th A. S. BetU Davis Olrnn Ford "8TOLEM LIFE" CHATEAU 4th Are. a.

Franklin Esther Williams Vaa Johnson "EAST TO WED" Color LA SALLE PARK Nicollet A 2th nth a. a. a ioth at. Wallace Beery Marraret O'Brien "BAD BASGOMB" EAST LAKE Lake A Blooming! Rusan llayward Faul Lakaa "DEADLINE AT DAWN" Shells Rjsn Fred Bradr "SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS" Martant O'Brien Lionel Barrymoro "Three Wise Fools" Wed "3 Gun From Milwaukee" Comlnf Sunday: "Seenth Veil" jniu uii sssa susasss Cryin Paal Henreid Eleanor Fsrkrr 'OF HUMAN BONDAGE" Leon Errol Glenn Vernon "RIVER BOAT RHYTHM" HOMEWOOD Ftyaa. A Newton H.

Irene Dannc Rex Harrison "Anna and the Kins of Siam' Fanl HenrrM Eleanor Farker "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" VOGUE Lake fit. A Kiralle Robert Lowrry Helen Gilbert "GOD'S COL'NTRY" Color Ann Harare Phil Terry "DARK HORSE" 40 IK ICtMTAl I.lnda KleHlnr Willlaaa Henry "INVISIBLE INFORMER" Irl.h Von 8troheim "MASK OF DIJON LEOLA John 14th A. S. sntl 59th 8U HODIAK GUILD "Somewhere in the Night" Color Cartoon Lew Lahr Noeelly WESTGATE Zr Cornil Wlldt Jtnn Crain "Centennial Summer" Filmed In Tarchnlcolor AGATE IIIJ Fait FrankUa Robert Toainr Ann Rirharda "SEARCH INU WIND" Cartoon News 4th A Firm oath w. Doable Attractiaa "MOVIELAND MAGIC" "TO EACH HIS OWN" 822 TONIGHT ONLT Robert Tcrylor Viviea Loiqb "WATERLOO BRIDGE DOI'BLE FEATt'RF.

1 Betty Hutton Fred MacMarray "AND THE ANGELS SING" with Dorothy Lamoar Starts at 7 rt.id a m. Dennis O'Keefe In "HER ADVENTUROUS NIGHT Onoa only at p.m. it Wt tfWI iN TOUt MiatOlY' jjl i -ttr00 i Khortaco of su meters, ftttinrs, meter swivels, limits the rate at -which tha Gas Co. ran take car of new eating Installations. LET L'S EXPLAIN.

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Tax Inel. Seats bow at Theatre IW Offiee an Downtoww Tlekei Offloo. 1M N. W. sunk Biax.

Irani Henreid Eleanor Parker I "Of Human Bondage" Tyrone rower In "CRASH DIVE" This Is America News no Rohblnsdalr II V. 457 Taal Henrfld Klranor Parker "UP HI MAN BU.NUAUK" FAl.L MINNI-IIAIM at 4(Hk DOUBLE FEATLKE Zachary Krott Janis fair I1KB KIND Or MAN" Danita OranTille Morran Conway "TKUTH ABOUT MLBDEK-" EL I AGO l.aks St. at Alan Idd Grraldino Fitsf rrald Color Cartoon Color Musical S. LAKE l.ak A 27th A.rnue S. Tom Draka (Star of Clrrrn Yrarsl in "FAITHFUL IN MY FASHION" Flos: "Memories of Columbus" and Stoores.

"Bird In tha Hand" Irene Hex DUNNE HARRISON 'Anna the Kins: of Siam' iHOPHIEJS 751 MS2 4. V. Boh Hope in i "Monsieur Beaucaire" i 'I "Threa Wis Fools" 'H Alan Ladd Geraldina Fitsnrrald O. S. an IT Are.

f. 0 DOI BLE tLATI RE Charlea Boyer Jrnnlfrr Jnnea 1 "CLUNY BROWN" Cornel Monty Ida ILDK WOOI.LF.T 11 NO 2 "LIFE BEGINS AT 8:30" ROYAL lln nkl tin. Minn. Junrt Cacnff Ann hhrridan "CITY FOR CONQUEST" Alan l.add (eraldlne Fllsferald S. PRIMCESS 4th St.

and E. Hennrpis Ingrid Berirman Gary Cooper "SARATOGA TRL'NR" mm Robt. Tonne -Ann Kirnsros I "SEARCHING WIND" Ceo. Raft Sylvia Sidney "MR. ACE" PARKWAY Geo.

Raft Sylvia Sidney "MR. ACE" GE33E3 202T W. Broadway DOVBI.E FEATI RE Bonita Granrilla Barry Sullivan, "SUSPI.NSE" Leo Gorrey Hunts Hall "SPOOK BUSTERS" RITZ University and 13th Avenue N.E Free Parking DO! BLE FEATl RE Pat O'Brien Ruth Warrirk 1 "PERILOUS Anita Louise Michael Duane 2 "PERSONALITY KID" for persons who have been mar- ried 50 years or more. Three couples were given cash prizes, bestowed by Bob De Haven as MC, for having the most enduring marriages. Mr.

and Mrs. Christian S. Orwell, 4634 Dupont avenue 93 and 89, were given $75 for being the oldest married couple. They will have been married 68 yean Nov. 2L Second and third prizes were split between Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Bigelow, 2642 Blaisdell avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Preisin, 1400 Grand street NE, each married 64 years, giving them $37.50 per couple. All others also received tickets sjor a future performance at the State. Mrs. Clarence Franks, 2919 Aldrich avenue as "Queen for a Day" on the radio show of that name broadcast from Minneapolis auditorium Monday, won an all-expense trip to Havana. The show, broadcast over WLOL, also will emanate from Minneapolis today.

Griff Williams, his piano and orchestra will open an engagement in Lowry terrace, Hotel Lowry, St. Paul, Saturday. Featured with the band are Bob Kirk, singer and saxist, and Wally King, who doubles as tenor and drummer Froos, song stylist, and Bill Snyder, pianist, are currently at the Radisson's Flame room. THE HOLLYWOOD WlTtE: Artie Shaw, ex-bandleader turned film producer, and Kathleen Winsor, author of "Forever Amber," eloped Monday to Juarez, Mexico. It was his fourth marriage and her second.

It was also his third elopement. Both ofained Mexican divorces the same day, he from Actress Ava Gardner, she from Robert John Herwig. Roy Rogers is passing out WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel punk the dickens, brags on stomach upset, sour taste, (assy discomfort, take Dr. Caldwell's famous medicine to quickly pull the trigger on lazy "innards" and help you feel bright and chipper again. DR.

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Even finicky children love it. CAUTION: Use only as directed. DR. CALDWELL'S SENNA LAXATIVE co SYRUP PEPSIN SCREEN link. II DA.H PCTfn VINCENT FRIDAY EVE.

1:30 NOVEMBER 1 Northrop Auditorium U. of M. MINNEAPOLIS Symphony Orchestra DIMITRI MITROPOULOS, Conductor Tha Notod Motropol tan Soprano ELEANOR STEBER Works by von Wobor Mozart, Puccini and Weinberg. or Tickets (Tax lncl.it to $4.20 at 10S Norchrop Audit'm: Downtown Ticket Ornca; Fiold Schllck's (Saint Paul) NOW! "NOBODY LIVES FOREVER" Starring JOHN GARFIELD GERALDINE FITZGERALD Fay Emerson Walter Brennan Tha Original 'Off th Racord" Start From New Yoik'sfamrd Para-mourn 1 hralrr devastating impressions of Spike Jones. Krink Sinatra and the Andrews Sisters Two sltowi nightly 8:.) and 12 00 Saturdays at Luncheon.

"Whirl" Famous Dancer A brilliant newcomer with dazzling interpretations of the dance destined for top Twin Cities popularity. Hotel Nicollot Orchottra Directed by Bill SiofH Featuring Tony Griso HOTEL 'HiceCtkt xi fir riCTusf lir V' Tour: 10 0-9 trawl tm tht tint time la Minnempolu JOHN P. MARCH AND'S GEORGE S. KAUFMAN RFCENT BROADWAY SUCCESS "THE LATE GEORGE ilPLEY HARRY PULVER CAROLYN IOYCC d(M(nMaW I I ffwa I -at I Omrr AKIHUR Wed. Thurse Fri.

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