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may _ g@ 4. 9. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Priscilia, Rosemary, Lols Lane â€" Gale Friday, Saturday Telephone H. P. 2400 Highland Park, IIl. SINGLE FEATURE PROGRAM â€"FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMâ€"WED. AND THURSDAT PAGE FOURTEEN Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Added Added: Our Gang Comedy â€" Travelogue in Color â€" Latest News LAST TIME TONIGHT, THURSDAY, MARCH 2t "MY FAVORITE WIFE," "THE GREAT MR. NoBODY® A Cavaleade of Academy Award Winners â€" Popeye Cartoon Mobby Lobby â€" News iday, Tuesday, Wednesday March 30, 31, April 1, 2 Robert Taylor, Ruth Hussey, Walter Pidgeon in Their best hit yet! mm D& ooo Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Mary Lee in "RIDIN®/ON A RAINBOW" "A MAN BETRAYED" "FOUR MOTHERsS" "FLIGCHT COMMAND" John Wayne, Frances Dee in The fastest thing on fAilm Every Evening . . .. . 6:00 to 6:30 Saturday and Holidays . 2:00 to 6:30 Amusements April 3, 4, 5 Page â€" Jeffrey Lynn in Pidgeon, Paul Kelly Excluding Sundays MARCH 29, 30, 31 MARCH 27, 28 March 28, 29 THE PRES S3 Tuesday, Wednesday April 1, 2 The Aldr‘hl Family n "LIFE Wl"'l;gl HENRY" Jackie Cooper as Henry Aldrich "THIS THING CALLED LOVE" Sunday, Monday March 30, 31 Matinee Sundng 2 g.m. Continuous ROSALIND RUSSELL MELVYN DOUGLAS Saturday Only Mare Matinee 2 &.m. Continuous ADOLPHE MENJOU ('.‘AI-!.OI.,II LANDIS 2e se e _ Tickets can be procured at Gsell‘s Drugstore in Highland Park and Ravinia, or at Hillman‘s Pharmacy in â€" Glencoe. The Parentâ€"Teacher organizations and Glencoe Recreaâ€" tion Department are jointly sponsorâ€" ing the performance. Thursday, Friday . March 27, 28 EDDIE ALBERT _ JOAN LESLIE April fifth, at 2:30 p.m. This children‘s play was recently broadcast over a national hookup on Columbia‘s "School of the Air." The plot revolves around the adventures of a tenâ€"year old boy in Brazil, and his efforts at finding a hidden treaâ€" sure. "THE GREAT MR. NOBODY® The South American play, "Emâ€" peror‘s Treasure Chest," a producâ€" tion of Junior Programs, is to be given in Glencoe at the Central School _ Auditorium â€" on Saturday, April fifth, at 2:30 p.m. Children‘s Play in Glencoe, April 5th LIBERTY THEATRE Lise«trvicLs, Inruinors "GOLDEN HOOFS" TONIGHT "ROADsSHOW" â€"Plusâ€" JANE Yflflm ds e Mrs. Elmer Malmquist entertained her dessertâ€"bridge club last Friday at her home on Ridge Road. There were three tables. "Four Mothers," the latest of the gay, charming "Four Daughters" series will make its local debut at the Alcyon on next Wednesday, Thursâ€" day and Friday. All the favorites of the Lemp family are back in this newest adventure. The story is more dramatic than its predecessors beâ€" cause now the Four Daughters are Four Mothers, yet it contains much sparkling humor. Also on the same program you will see Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette in their very latest film "Ridin‘â€"On A Rainbow." "Flight Command" takes Robert Taylor, Ruth Hussey and Waiter Pidgeon through a whirl of dramatic episodes on land and in the clouds in a rapidâ€"fire blend of emotions, laughs and thrills. This spectacular new picture, filmed with the aid of the U. S. Navy, will be screened at the Alcyon for four days, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. _ "A Man Betrayed," which the Alâ€" cyon will feature on Friday and Satâ€" urday, presents all the elements of sound drama and first rate entertainâ€" ment. John Wayne again demonâ€" strates his ability to lend rugged reality to his screen characterizaâ€" tions, An especially interesting short subject, "The Cavalcade of Academy Award Winners" is included on the program. Robert Taylor in "Flight Command" At Alcyon Theatre _Mr. Betts has toured the country in concert and oratori with various musical organizations and has organâ€" ized and directed choral clubs and choruses in several cities He now sings over the radio on weekdays over WMAQ at 12:45 p.m. Local singers will be featured as soloists, and Mr. Betts will give speâ€" cial time to the development of promising voices. Anyone who wishes to enjoy the friendship of his musiâ€" cal neighbors, and who has not been reached by mail or phone is welcome to attend the meeting. It is hoped that more musical families will deâ€" cide to sing with the club on Tuesday nights, the usual nights of rehearsal. _ Under his leadership, the club will start work next Tuesday, on a conâ€" cert which will be given in June. Rehearsals will be held April 2nd and April 9th in Miss Taylor‘s studio, and beginning April 15th and every Tuesday evening thereafter, rehearâ€" sals will be held at the Community Center at eight o‘clock. John Harold Betts, Highland Park resident, directed a meeting of the Community Choral Club, Wednesday evening, March 26th at 8 p.m. in the studio of Helen Taylor, in the First National Bank building. Community Choral Club Begins Work On June Concert