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“Trail of the Vigilantes”
to Be Shown Tonight
The screen's newest Western
hero is Frarchot Tone, who stars
in Universal’s frontier adventure
epee. “Trail of the Vigilantes,”
opening tonight at the Dream
Theatre.
It is the first Western role of
Tone’s career, and he portrays a
tenderfoot who comes to a cattle
town searching for the murderer
of a city newspaper reporter.
Tone chose this comedy and
action role from among many
offered him when he returned to
Hollywood after starring in two
Boadway stage hits. He did so
through a desire to “get out of
drawing rooms,” as he put it,
and back into the more adventur
ous roles such as portrayed in
“Mutiny on the Bounty,” “Lives
of a Bengal Lancer" and other
memorable films.
Tone, a native of Niagara
Falls, N. Y., is the only actor in
his family and he wanted to be
an actor from earliest childhood.
, He gained his first experience
, appearing in college plays at Cor
;nell, and after graduation he
j launched his career by starting
at the bottom with a Buffalo
stock company.
Staying with the company sev
eral years, Tone’s roles gradual
ly increased in importance and at
length he felt himself ready to
storm the closely guarded bat
tlements of Broadway. He was
! distinctly not welcomed with
'open arms, and had a hard time
! landing even minor roles. His
| first important break came with
a role opposite Katherine Cor
nell in “The Age of Innocence.”
and his performance won star
dom for him.
; During his year on Broadway,
j Tone was a founder of the Group
Theater, and he appeared in
1 many of its productions. He was
I brought to Hollywood in 1933,
making his film debut in “Suc
cess Story.” Since then he has
played in more than 40 pictures.
In ‘Trail of the Vigilantes,”
, Tone is surrounded by a distin
guished cast of Hollywood fav
! orites'. Warren William is the
I “villian" of the story. Broderick
I Crawford is seen in a role sim
ilar to the one he successfully
1 portrayed in “When the Daltons
Rode.” Andy Devine and Mischa
Auer supply tn ecomedy ar%
! Peggy Moran, popular young
j Universal starlet has the leading
j feminine role.
Allan Dwan, pioneer Hollywood
movie maker, directed “Trail of
the Vigilantes’’ from the original
! screen play by Harold Shumate.
Joseph Valentine and Milton
Krasner were the photographers
and many of the spectacular out
door sequences were made in the
high mountain regions of Cali
fornia.
“My Gal Sal” Coining
Saturday
Rita Hayworth and Victor Ma
ture are to be seen on the screen
at the Dream Theatre Saturday
evening in “My Gal Sal”. Tout
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: ed as one of the best in Hayworth |
pictures, this epic has given ;
many theatre-goers laughs and
a bit of the staid side of living.
This should be on your theatre
menu in rounding out the week.
Also an historical picture, “Birth
: place of the Icebergs’’, will be
shown at this time.
"Let’s Make Music” On |
the Screen Sunday
Get in the groove for a grand
time Sunday when Bob Crosby i
supported by Jean Rogers, comes \
to the Dream screen here. Ge-!
come melodiously thrilled as Bob
makes his bow with his music,
with a heart-beat . , . and school- j
narm Malvina swings it for dear,
old Newton High when she
writes a freak hit tune and turns i
Broadway butterfly-for^a-day.!
It’s merry. It’s melodious. It’s
marvelous.
Supporting Crosby and Miss
Rogers in this epic are Elisabeth
Risdon. Joseph Buloff, Joyce
Compton, and Bob Crosby’s Or
chestra featuring “The Bobcats”.
The picture was produced by !
Howard Benedict and directed
by Leslie Goodwins.
Also on the program will be
the comedy, ‘“What About Dad
dy’’.
PILOTS ARE AWARDED •
HIGH FLYING HONORS |
HEADQUARTERS. ALASKA'
DEPARTMENT — Six pilots of
! medium bombers which partici- j
j pated in a low-level attack on
Japanese shipping and naval con- j
centrations in the Paramushiru j
Straits September 11, have been |
awarded the Distinguished Fly- j
ing Cross, it was announced re- j
cently by Lt. Gen. Simon Boli
var Buckner, Jr.’s, AD headquar- |i
ters. I1
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extremely well fortified by anti
aircraft fire and protected by
fighters, the attack was carried
1 out with boldness and skill,”
| their citation pointed out, “and
I the enemy was again made to
realize the might of the Army
Air Forces. The firmanship and j
courage displayed by these offi- i
cers reflect great credit on ,
themselves and the organization
which they serve.”
The officers, four of whom are |
missing in action, are:
Capt. Robert W. Dennis St. i
Clairsville, O.
1st Lt. John T. Rodger, miss- j
j ing in action. His father, Sam i
Rodger, lives at Kalamazoo, j
Mich.
2nd Lt. Russell E. Hurst, miss*
ing in action. His father, John
F. Hurst, lives at East Cleveland,
j O.
2nd Lt. Wayne A. Marrier,
missing in action. His mother,
Mrs. Eleanor Manner, lives at
i St. Paul, Minn.
2nd Lt. Norman R. Savignac,
missing in action. His father, J.
J. Savignac, lives at Waufasota,
| Wis.
2nd Lt. Claude W. Wilson,
i Fort Smith, Ark.
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