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TfcvrsHiy, January 16, 1941
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Beautiful Paulette Goddard net* an earful of awing music from Fred Astaire's torrid trumpet
(left) and Artie Shaw’s hot clarinet. In his melodic scene from the swing anil dance comedy, "Sec
ond Chorus," starting tomorrow, Friday, at the Strand Theatre. Starring Paulette and Fred, the pic
ture features Shaw and his band. Burges* Meredith and Charles Butterworth.
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OUR
ADVERTISERS
STARTING FRIDAY |
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& ‘Snubbed by a Snob’
,HIUIII QQDDARD- COLOR CARTOON
“Feminine Fitness”
P . ~ _—- A TED HUBING
j ~ fflQKJwfljLL ■ SPORTLIGHT
“Sacred Ganges”
f jhV 1 v y V A Tour Filmed in
d. r Technicolor
I VB '•~7 /Mr \ PARAMOUNT AND
It.. &J| V r* \ FOX NEWS FLASHES
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aII ft .£&)! BALCONY AT NIGHT
* fI, A Pinnetint Picture witb }c A •
Artie Shaw*?. jjiL ~ DiirK Burros \ j LOWER |
111 Rlireess Meredith Prednced by Bom Morros * FLOOR 03*
VI OiJ.ctid by H. C. Petter-snimi sun >r “pLUSTTAx”
WEDNESDA Y 9 JAN. 22nd-l DAY ONLY
HERE HE IS - “THE TRUMPET KING OF SWING”
LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS ORCHESTRA
■ —BLASTING THE BLAZES OUT OF SWING
-FEATURING AN ALL .
NEW HARLEM
MIDGE WILLIAMS f
The Petite Song Stylist,
The Pride of the Whole
Southland... i 4
LOUIS RUSSELL ‘
_ , MIDGE WILLIAMS
LOUIS ARMSTRONG Famous Pianist
“OL’ BATCHMO" ■ . - .
SONNY WOODS-ROMANTIC TENOR I
THE 2 ZEPHYRS ANI) SCORES OF
“GRAND GATORS”
REMEMBER TNE DATE - WEDNESDAY g
ON THE BIG SCREEN
RICHARD ARLEN ANDY DEVINE
IN THE SCREAMING COMEDY HIT *. S-jkd
“THE DEVIL’S PIPELINE” HFffft
A UNIVERSAL ALL LAUGH PRODUCTION
ANOTHER GREAT NAME BAND "SSSF
THE WESTERN MARYLAND VOICE OE INDUSTRIAL LABOR
Til £ ATRE S
Louis Armstrong, Great Jazz Dazzler
Busy Making Personal Appearances
Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong virtuoso of the trumpet extra
ordinary, lecturer, author, actor artd illustrious son of swing,
is now on a personal appearance tour of theatres and dance
engagements, following his long stay in I lollywood. where his
last picture was "Coin' Places," with Dick Powell and Anita
Louise, in which he scored an even greater success than in his
previous pictures. "Lvery Day's A Holiday" with Mae West
and "Pennies From Heaven" with Bing Crosby.
New Fred Astaire
Dance Creation Is
Jitterbug Delight
As tf In answer to a Jitterbug s ‘
i prayer. Fred Astaire, America's 11
i most popular dancing favorite
has created a new dance.
The new routine is danced by
Astaire and his new screen danc
ing partner. Paulette Goddard, in
the new Paramount picture. "Sec
ond Chorus." which opens tomor
row (Friday*, at Schlne's Strand,
Cumberland, featuring Artie Shaw
and ills band. Burgess Meredith
and Charles Butterworth.
' Astaire fashioned the dance
| which is called the "Dig It." after
> a song written by Johnny Mercer.
"I Ain't Hep to That Step But
j I'll Dig It.” one of the hit tune,
| of the new screen entertainment.
I While in reality it is a gay.
simple dance. Its steps give the im
' pression of being spectacular. But
Astaire so devised the dance that
It can be done even on smaller
dance floors, with only a bit of
modification for the more coil
servatlve dance enthusiasts.
For the incorrigible Jitterbug,
the dance, which has already be
gun to invade the nation's danc
halls, should be a sensation. In
the picture. Astaire and Miss God
dard go through the routine with
easy grace, but the confirmed rug
cutter will probably add the vio
lence of movement characteristic
of their gyrations.
For the past two years jitter
j bugs throughout the country have
sent Astaire letters complaining j
about a dearth of new dance fau>
to keep their feet occupied. Dance |
floors everywhere, they pointed j
out, have witnessed a revival of j
many types of dancing discard 1
ed long ago. such as the rhumba. ■
but which have come back strong j
because of the dance dearth.
EMBASSY TtCUT
HIT NO. 1— HIT NO. 2
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RITTER
/EAST SIDE \
“RAINBOW / KI 9S
Ov.r H.. RANBE”
"Arkansas Slim" Andrews OF MIME I
BOBBY jORPOK/
“DeadwoadDtelt’ GORCEY/
Starring Don Douglas V
I
*' In Big and Little Emergencies \f :
No mailer if it's 10 telephone home (
when you're going to he late—or 10 *C\ w |
call for aid in emergencies—the public '. s s
telephone gives you the biggest nickel's ' £
worth anywhere.
Public telephones are provided for
jour convenience and protection.
The rhrsapeake K Potomac Telephone to. ot B C. (Bell System)
1M Colon Street Cumberland 990#
m 41 Baltimore St. 4D
Homs
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’ Louis Armstrong is heralded as
| the greatest virtuoso of the trum
pet in the world, and his lame is
as great In Europe as it is in
America. When the "Toscanini
of Swing" toured the Continent
four years ago. lovers of music
acclaimed him as the most mag
netic musical personality ever to
appear upon European soil. He
was so widely idolized by lay- i
men anti dignitaries that the '
King and Queen of England sum
moned him for a total of twelve
"Command Performances "
Since Louis returned to Ameri
ca in the Spring of 1935. he has
been a busy man theatre en
gagements. radio, motion pic
tures. lectures on "swing" music,
night, club appearances and as
author of a book '"Swing That
Music "—Longman. Green A- Co.'
which serves as an autobiography
and a history of swing at the
same time. He and his famous
orchestra appear at. the Strand
in Cumberland, and one day only,
Wednesday. January 22nd.
Vote Support
To Miners
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—
The CIO Executive Board to
day had "pledged complete I*
support to John L. Lewis, Phil
ip Murray, Thomas Kennedy 1
and the United Mine Work
ers o I America in their com
ing negotiations."
The UMWA national con- \
tracts in bituminous and an
thracite expire April 1, and
negotiations will probably
start next month in New York
I Cify.
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Vivien Leigh and Leslie Howard in “Gone with the Wind," now showing at the
U.aryland Theatre starring Clark Gable as Rhett Butler, Leslie Howard and Oiivia
Dc Haviland and presenting Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O’Hra. Full length! Unchanged!
The same great production!
MSMKR THEATRES
HOMF. OWNED HOME OPERATED
MARYLAND SHOWING |
NEVER IN OUR LIFETIME HAVE
EYES BEHELD ITS EQUAL!
Margaret 1 l it c hell's St my of the Old South
GONE WITH
THE WIND
IS TKCHNICOLOK . . . starring
CLARK CABLE
.- RHETT BI'TLER
LESLIE OLIVIA
H O \VA R I) DeHAVILAND
and presenting
VIV IE N LEI G H
as SCARLETT O HARA
Features at 12:(HI Noon • 4:00 and 8:00 P. M.
I I 1.1. LENGTH! UNCHANGED
THE SAME CHEAT PRODUCTION
12**05 pm All Seats 40c 4 pi “*. All Seats 50c
CHILDREN ALL TIMES 22c PLUS < TAX
—COMING SOON—
ADVENTURE BOARS
OUT OF THE WEST!
A love forged in gw*-
\ BT fir* ond * detert’i
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Wf among St* tow manor
3f, JBP Jan tol >crn romontai!
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LEARN TO PLAY SOME
INSTRUMENT
MUSICAL instrument* may he bourht
on our deferred payment plan FREE
lessons included in price
MUSIC SHOP. Inc.
5 S. Liberty Street
(twenty 1941
DELUXE ASTOR
New
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city 25* limits
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whatever the j
occasion
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[ ntOSTBURC. MD.
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