Ills Promised
IHe Uninvited’
nuch happens in Para
's "The Uninvited” which
oday and Sunday at the
jm theatre that audiences
t gasping for breath. The
t has every requisite nec
to keep movie fans in a
i Ray Milland, Ruth Hus
d Donald Crisp heading an
ronal cast which includes
ia Otis Skinner and Alan
r, the picture presents, for
jt time in a featured role,
Gail Russel The story is
lich combines both comedy
ys'ery, for the theme is
on weird happenings in an
h country home, called
yard House.
home is purchased by
id and Miss Hussey, cast
er and brother, from Don
isp whose granddaughter
Russel, protests the sale.
;arding gossipers’ whisper
oout the house, Ray and
settle down to lead a quiet
saceful life, but whatasur
hey find in store for them!
expert is the production
bile the series of strange
>ts defies ail earthly con
ns, the film has a peculiar
istic value throughout. The
i set of circumstances and
3p, dark mystery is finally
I up but not before every
the audience has experi
that spine-tingling sensa
hich causes the blood to
little faster
aid Crisp, as the strait
grandfather. turns in an
t>t performance while Cor
Dtis Skinner portiays a
urse to perfection. Also in
it are a sterling group of
ting players including Bar
Everest, Ivan Simpson,
9 Herbert and Rita Page.
Operation
W. A. Cannon, wife of
Cannon,Christy’s Bakery,
rent a major operation at
riffin Memorial hospital
ay morning. Hospital at
ts said yesterday after
lat she was get ting along
aan Fjeldheim was the
;uest at a going away par
at the Club Montmartre
evening by the Volunteer
ipartment, of which he is
)er. Over forty guests
esent and a fitted travel
e was presented as a gift I
Fjeldheim.
(a Airlines
1ING
t Bowman, Mis. Vera
Jess Bliun, Grant Sayler,
Kester.
Billot, Curtis Thomas,
iee Werner, L. F. Hebert,
n C. W. Bodine.
)ING
* Parker, Mrs. Dorothy
’rank Beals, 0, B. Peter,
arenee Breedman, Mrs.
sorge, Lawrence Seltzer
final.
ies Lund, L. K, Wodling
i* Bowman.
News Highlights
(continued from page 1)
have crossed. The German com
mand clamped a blackout on
news of the sector as one military
commentator told of the at
tempted crossing in the Kustrin
area, 40 miles east of Beriin.
Berlin radio accounts said Rus
sians brought up strong forces
along Oder on both sides of
Frankfurt & assaults to reduce
the fortress of Kustrin were un
derway. A German communique,
never completely omitting men
tion of the sector, said the Rus
sians are checked everywhere
else excer t in East Prussia after
hard fighting. Moscow dispatch
j es said Russians ran into thic^
j minefields & the hard shell of
| German armor along the 90-mile
1 front threatening Berlin.
Declaring the capital could & j
would be defended, Hitler’s
newspaper said “the German
armed forces are in a position
to build barriers which the en
emy, who have crossed the Oder
in very small forces only, can
not even threaten.”
j MacArthur’s Hdqtrs,—Philip
j pines—The new landing south
1 west of Manila, the ilrd invasion
of Luzon island, forged the jaws
of a trap north & south of the
Philippines capital, with some
Vank columns reported le«s than
20 airmiles away, virtually seal
ing off possibility of Nipponese
troops south of Manila joining
those to the north.
Eleventh Division troops of
the 8th Army landed at Nasugbu
on the west coast of Batangas
province, 32 miles southwest of
Cavite naval base & opened a
drive north while the Yank’s
6th Army pressed south from
Cahimpit down Bulacan prov
ince to Angat. These Yanks have
covered approximately 100 miles
sinae the Jan. 9 landing on Lin
gayen gulf.
MacArthur’s communique
said patrols were operating free
ly & elements of the 8th Army
which landed Monday north
west of Manila quickly secured
Mibic bay as a base for the 7th
i fleet & are moving east against
light enemy resistance across the
base of Bataan peninsula toward
ajuDction with Cth Army col
umns driving southwest from
Lubao. MacArthur reported the
enemy was “caught off balance
We landed without loss” at Na
sugbu. A fine road leads from
Nasugbu to Manila by way of
Tagaytay ridge through Cavite
province.
Chungking—A U$ 14th Air
force base at Suichwan, east of
Japan’s swing into the China cor
! ridor, was destroyed & abandon
ed, American headquarters said. •
Rome — Activity dwindled
nearly to an all time lowalbrig'”
the entire Italian front. Only
minor patrol actions were report
ed by both 5th & 8th Armies.
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Uninvited
A Paramount Picture
—Ray Milland • Ruth Hussey
Donald Crisp -Cornelia Otis Skinner
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