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PAGE TWO T H E WATCHMAN THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939 SUFFOLK AND GREENPORT THEATRES Two fine attractions are offered at the Suffolk Theatre this Fri day and Saturday. The first is of one of the most famous mili tary schools in the country, \Spirit of Culver.” The second is official pictures of the best heavyweight ' championship fight in many a year, the Joe Louis and Tony Galento fracas. Jackie Cooper and Freddie Bartholomew wear the smart uniforms of military school cadets in “Spirit of Culver” and bring to the picture rnany amus ing and laughable scenes besides the thrill of parades and bands and the pranks and deviltry of school life. Andy Devine, Tim Holt and Henry Hull handle their supporting roles credibly and lend an air of realness to a grand screen offering. The latest News events will also be shown. The Suffolk is host next Sun day, Monday and Tuesday to one of the biggest and most asked about thrill dramas to appear on any screen in many a moon. It’s Cecil B. DeMille’s “Union Pacific” starring Joel McCrea and Barbara Stanwyck, and featuring such well known stand-bys as Akim Tamiroff, Lynne Overman, Brian Donlevy and Robert ^reston. It brings you all the thrills and ad venture of a roisterous, swash buckling crew of railroad work ers, pushing those steel threads aci'oss America in the face of hostile Indians, bone crushing brawls when the pay train comes in and the whiskey flows, sabot age by a group of Western toughs and the natural hazards that are met on the wild frontiers of a great nation. The News is also on this program. “Tell No Tales”, featuring Mel- vyn Douglas appears at the Green- port Theatre this Friday and Sat urday. It is dramatic entertain ment of high order, replete with breathless and suspenseful action. It’g one of the most unusual dra- to reach the screen in some time. The picture reveals the ef forts of Melvyn Douglas, as a doggedly determined reporter, to bring to justice a group of crim inals guiUy pf murder and capping. Re {rt ^ ckst which Ineiudfea Louise Platt, OSFie Lockhart, Douglas Dumb- rille, Florence George and Halli- well Hobbs. The other feature on this program presents the comic strip characters Blondie, Dagwood and Baby Dumpling, in “Blondie Meets the Boss.” “Only Angels Have Wings”, the film which stars Cary Grant and Jean Arthur together for the first time, opens Sunday at the Green- port for a three day showing. Also having important roles in the cast are Thomas Mitchell, Rita Hay ward, Noah Beery, Jr. and Rich ard Barthelmess, who is said to make a splendid screen comeback after an absence of more than three years. It is the story of a group of reckless pilots who daily face death' in the fog-fiUed Andes Mountain passes in South Ameri ca. To their home airport in a picturesque little village comes a stranded American showgirl. The adventures of the fliers are im mediately complicated by the pres ence of the girl, so that thrills, heart throbs and drama occupy the screen. The story depends at much upon the beautiful South American mountain country as it does upon the humans who live and fight and laugh under the constant threat of crushing death. Deriving drama from the ever- changing world affairs of today, “The Sun Never Sets” will bring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Basil Rathbone, Virginia Field, Barbara O’Neil, Lionel Atwill, C. Audrey Smith, Melville Cooper and Mary Forbes to the Greenport and Suf folk Theatres next Wednesday and Thursday. While the picture con cerns itself largely with the ro mantic careers of two closely knit couples in England and on the Gold Coast of Africa, it has its background in the channels of international diplomacy. Fairbanks and Rathbone, as brothers and British service offi cials, find themselves in a dra matic position as key characters in a political emergency that might rock the entire world i< their heroic efforts prove in vain. MATTITUCK THEATRE I ADVERTISE IN I THE WATCHMAN Friday and Saturday of this week there will be a double fea ture program at the Mattltuck Theatre. “Bulldog Drummond’s Secret Police,” starring John How ard and Heather Angel. The other feature, “Sunset Trail,” with Wm. Boyd and Charlotte Wynters. Also the eleventh chapter of “The Lone Ranger Rides Again.” Horse lovers and fun lovers all over are due for a fine treat at the Mattituck Theatre this Sunday and Monday, when “The Lady’s From Kentucky” will be shown. Here is the story of a gambler who has one idea about horse races and a Kentucky bred lady whose ideas are entirely different. George Raft and Ellen Drew are the gambler and the lady, while Hugh Herbert and Zazzu Pitts are a daffy pair that supply plenty of laughs throughout the story. Mag nificent scenery and thrilling horse races plus a fine story make “The Lady’s From Kentucky” real en tertainment for any member of the family. “The Family Next Door” will be in this theatre on Tuesday of next week, with Hugh Herbert and Ruth Donnelly. Also “Big Town Czar,” starring Barton Mc- Lane and Tom Brown. The management of the Mat tituck Theatre has secured as their feature attraction Wednes day and Thursday “Juarez,” the magnificent historical film, star ring Paul Muni and Bette Davis. Over a year in the making, this film has been unanimously ac claimed by critics and others who witnessed its recent world pre miere at the Hollywood Theatre. The great Mexican patriot, Juar ez, is played by Muni, and Miss Davis is the Empress Carlota. 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H e BSCA^\e A t\EVJTE>lANT A'AO NAS SEWT TO fRA»^CE,\MHERE Kt WAS - ONE O'f TAB EirrERTAIMPRS. \\c STUPirD AMD ■|M f V£NT\JAi-i-V JORM SECURED THE LEAD IM 1 \ tt l e J e s s e J a m e s .\ SEVERAL OTKE'R SXACB SUCCESSES * G low A S wanson saw HIM. AKt>^ /V\AC>E H1NV HER .l.€AD IM'HhE U>VE Som\A'C AMOAKi Hl$ /ACRE THAN Si-) PICTURES ARE- '^R\o ^ ita V L ittls R ebeu \ Six Hours t o L w e ^ e tc,. ■ETC/feTC. Y e O l d e M i l l I n n • ON THE MATTITUCK INLET • Dancing Nightly to Conaway’s Creole Serenaders Specializing In SHORE DINNERS REGULAR DINNERS a la carte Service HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS GEO. J. NAUGLES, Prop. D. C. LIPTON, Mgr. SU B S C R t B E TO THE WATCHMAN atre Healthfully Air-Conditioned MATINEE DAILY AT 2:15 Every Evening at 7:15 and 9:15 FRI.-SAT. JU L Y 7-8 “Tell No Tales” with MELVYN DOUGLAS — AND — BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS\ with PENNY SINGLETON Sun.-M o n . - T u e s . July 9-10-11 CARY GRANT JEAN ARTHUR — IN — “ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS” W E D . - T H U R S . JU L Y 12-13 “THE SUN NEVER SETS” DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JK BASIL RATHBONE COMING JU L Y 14-15 “TARZAN FINDS a ' SON\ WITH JOHNNY W E I S M ULLER ?i^rysvirys\irysvit^;rs?ir^ DIVERHEAI) THEATRE SHOWS 2:30 and 7:15 to 11:15 SAT. & SUN. JULY 8 & 9 \BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS\ ----------------- PLUS ----------------- Charles Bickford - J e a n P a r k e r IN \ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS\ THE AIR CONDITIONED SHOWS 2:30-7:15-9:15 DAILY FRI.-SAT. JU L Y 7-8 CflQPER *^BART]IOLOMEW^ PLUS LOUIS - GALENTO FIG HT PICTURES Sun.-M o n . - T u e s . July 9-10-11 Marrim 'Baten STANWYCK Joel McCREA WED.-THURS. JU L Y 12-13 T H E M A T T I T U C K T I I E A T U i : FRI.-SAT. JU L Y 7-8 TUESDAY \BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S SECRET POLICE\ John Howard - Heather Angel — ALSO — \SUNSET TRAIL\ W I L L I A M BOYD CHARLOTTE WYNTERS — AND — CHA P T E R 11 OF \THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN\ SUN.-MON. JU L Y 9-10 “The Lady’s From Kentucky” George RAFT NEWS Ellen DREW CARTOON JULY 11 “The Family Next Door” Hugh Herbert - Ruth Donnelly ALSO “Big Town Czar” Barton MacLane - Tom Brown WED.-THUR. JULY 12-13 “JUAREZ” PAUL MUNI - BETTE DAVIS NEWS WALK - OVER X-RAY FITTING FLORSHEIM Chiropodist in charge of KALI?STENI-K Foot Correction Dept. Tennenberg’s RIVERHEAD, N. Y.