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“STAGE PLAYS “A completely satisfying and enjoy- F .able comedy,” —Chapman, News . FREDRIC ““ FLORENCE MARCH _ ELDRIDGE In the new ‘smash hit .by RUTH GORDON Staged by GARSON KANIN. MANSFIELD THEATRE “A very funny play, brilliantly written, | ‘acted & staged. "Garland, Jour.-Am, Comedy Smash - “Ye este | iby GARSON KANIN LYCEUM THEATRE, NEW.YORK § ERLANGER THEATRE; CHICAGO MOTION PICTURES ve ""“BOB HOPE. ST ites LAMOUR | A > | in PARAMOUNT'S. Me auiory Faucet PETER LORRE- LON tH CHANEY wet oate | oeseee pg eosee ona vate \ LB seecovenctopeeseead "eile LOUIS JORDAN sitive PARAMOUNT - Tress eC OO OOS © 00 Scecccered “MAGNIFICENT!” N.Y.Times, Trib,, P.M., Cuel *_ARTKINO prevents EISENSTEIN'S S The TERRIBLE Cut me out = Become a “Henry Wallace ‘Subscription Agent.” Earn extra money selling New Republic subscriptions. Write now for details. Dept. LA The NEW REPUBLIC 40 E. 49 St., N. Y. 17, N.Y. government. APRIL 14, 1947 47 any claimant may submit evidence, etc.” The Assembly had also requested the -Governor to‘ ‘take into consideration the’ present salaries now received by Samoan nurses and male employees of the Health Department whether it be necessary to have an increase in salaries.” In substance the Governor's incredible reply was, “It is my recommendation that this present-day schedule be’ con- tinued in effect as long as it is possible, in order to give it the test of time.” In the United States if any fact-finding board, let alone an employer, dared to insult labor with an answer as foolish as that, a walkout would be inevitable. N ALL fairness, however, it must be | stated that some of the Samoan As- sembly’s resolutions received reasonable, if tardy, consideration. The Governor gave an assurance that excesses. by set- vicemen would be dealt with summarily; and that in laying off Samoans from war jobs, priorities would be observed. Moreover, Tuisasosopo himself would be the first to admit that he re- . gards his people as more fortunate than his cousins and aunts under the Upion Jack in British Samoa. He is thoroughly opposed to the arbitrary national schism ‘of one small people like the Samoans into two camps, and would like to see _all Samoa under the Stars and Stripes. At the last fono, in the address he wrote and delivered to the new Gover- nor and his staff, Tuisasosopo declared: “It seems as if Freedom and Happi- ness were fitst manifested to Samoans through the kind countenance of Your Honors. Congratulations on your justice and righteousness! . . . You have been with us for a very short while but your laudable doings and your ever smiling faces have served to show us a true pic- ture of that great and free republic, the USA.” But such sweetness and light have prevailed at many fowos before. Gover- nors have come and gone—some good, some bad, some indifferent. And_ still Samoa has one-man rule. Beside their beautiful. harbor, the islanders wait for the greatest American Governor of all, the one who will bring them their most priceless gifts—citizenship and self- JULES FRANCE _ MARBLE HILL MOTION PICTURES MANHATTAN | « ALHAMBRA COLISEUM 8ist ST. 86th ST. 58th ST. Bet. Lex. & 3rd HAMILTON (25th ST. REGENT RIVERSIDE 23rd ST, BRONX CASTLE HILL CHESTER FORDHAM FRANKLIN INTENSELY MOVING,” —N. Y. Post JIMMY — STEWART ' DONA REED in FRANK CAPRA'S It’s A Wonderful Life’ PELHAM —-AND— ROYAL . WESTCHESTER | (6 TEP 1-Y NEW ROCH. WH. PLAINS LAWRENCE TIERNEY YONKERS ANNE JEFFREYS | BROOKLYN “GREAT PICTURE! ABSORBING BUSHWICK ENTERTAINMENT!"—N. Y. Post ER GREENPOINT DARRYL F. ZANUCK Presents E MADISON eae DANA REPUBLI Fionn” ANDREWS. Coney Island sae: | ‘Boomerang! Feet g JANE WYATT © LEE J. COBB K I ’, . RICH WILL Directed by ELIA KAZAN STRAND “AND. Far Rockaway _ {RENDEZVOUS... Red MANHATTAN ; MANHATTAN COLONIAL WITH ANNIE’ Bway & 62 St. | Eddie ALBERT « Faye MARLOWE ‘a0 REE cn FULTON p= = kpexata [Now] Sebenate | NOW] i evuxumoueny ROMANTIC FILM."—N. Y. Times DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jr. Maureen O'HARA © Walter SLEZAK ‘Sinbad the Sailor’ —AND— “ . ‘DANGEROUS MILLIONS’ ’ KENT TAYLOR © DONA DRAKE CONCERT WILLIAM MORRIS presents MITHAL KUSEVITSKY CANTOR OF WARSAW } INTERNATIONAL TENOR Awarded the Stalin Medal of Merit Programme includes operatic, Hebrew, Russian, Polish and Jewish Music. SYMPHONY HALL — BOSTON, MASS. APRIL 20— SUN. 8:30 P.M. other performances immediately following Boston are: LYRIC THEATRE — Baltimore, Md. APRIL 22—TUESDAY KLEINHAN' 5 MUSIC HALL aputalo. N.Y. PRIL 27—SUND MUSIC WALL _ Clevetand, Ohio APRIL 30—WEDNESDAY all concerts begin at 8:30 P.M. Pricés $1.20 to $3.60, tax included Mail orders accepted. Reserved seats on sale, Baldwin Piano 178 Printed by STEINBERG PRESS, INC., Morgan & Johnson Aves., Brooklyn 6, N, Y. fot : ~ ao tN RRR te gg Er arene RY Se TET a one re rman re Timea