Variety (Sep 1935)

-Wednesday* September 4, 1935 VARIETY 53 Variety Oills ^ NEXT WEEK (Sept. 6) THIS WEEK (Aug. 30) Numerals In connection witit bills Below indicate opening day ot ■how. whether full or split week RKO ilBW YORK CITT Palace (6) Bob Rlpa Jobn Ferklna NonchalahtB Slattlson'a Rbytbrne (One to All) (30) KLtaros Eddie Rio FIB D'Orsay Buck & Bubbles Helen Denlson (30) Ben Bernle Bd DETBOIT Fox (SO) Benny Meroff Ore MINKEArOLIS Orpbeam (30) OUen & Johnson ROCHE8TEII Palace (6) Frank & M Erltton (30) OFFICIAL DENTIST TO THE N. V. DR. JULIAN SIEGEL PARAMOUNT BUILDING On Vacutlon—Back Sept. 4 BOSTON Keith's (6) French Casino Show (29) French Casino Show CHICAGO Palace (6) QaDtler'e Toy Shop Medley & Duvlae Helen Charleston Eddie Peabody Sylvia Manon Co (30) Jerry & Baby Or'ds Frank Mellno Bab« & Bros ■ George Beatty Rosea Cavalcade CINCINNATI . Schubert (6) Isen & Johnson • (30) . Cab Calloway Ore CLEVELAND Palace (fl) Uajor Bowes V Mattlson's Rhythms Medley & Dupree Slma Sc Bailey Harris & Howell Nonchalants SCHENECTADY Proctor'H 1st half (5-7) Connie's Inn Rev TRENTON Capitol 1st halt (7-8) D & E Barstow Cabin Kids (Two to fill) 2d halt (9-12) South Sea Cruise TROY Proctor's 1st halt (6-9) Kltaros Hall & Dennlson Olivette Jerry Mann Dorothy Crooher. Co Loew MEW YORK CITY Boniovurd 1st halt (6-9) "4 Fahtlnos . Charles Carllle Frank Convllle ' Washboard Co (One to All) State (6) Dance Winners Bernlce Martin Milton Berle Gordon's Dof^s (Two to nil) BALTIMORE Centnry (6) Gertrude Briefer Co Benny Ross Co Sid Gary Moore & Revel HARTFORD Pulace (6) WHN Barn Dance PITTSBURGH Stanley (0) Sammy Cohen Joan Marsh WASHINGTON -ox (0) Mann Dupree & L M & L Robblns Eddie Rio & Bros Art Jarrett Ore Eleanor Holm WATERBURY Poll Ibt half (7-10) Major Bowes U Paramount ALBANY. GA. Albany Id half (10-11) 'Major Bowos No. 1 BIRMINGHAM Alabama 1st half (6-8) Major Bowes No. 1 BOSTON Metropolitan (6) Coso Loma Ore CHICAGO Chlcaeo (0) Arthur Boran Holland & Hart Les Perrloty's (30) Oybsy Nina Bdear DerKen Irene Vermlllinn Co Belden & Endlcr Miirhrn (Sff) Johnny Burke Buster Shaver GeorB« .>! Olive Cftl Morris' Co Binie & Bob Ted Cook Bd Oriental (6) Howard Fine & H Oriental (30) Muriel Paee Roncoe Ate.i Rels & Dunn Syd Page Co France & LnPol Uptown (6) France & LaPcl Seldcn & Endler Eden'- Bcrpen Co nKTROIT Mlchlffan (fl) Dove Anollon On SIONTGOMKRY Paramnnnt (0 only) Major Bowes No. 1 TOI.EDO Pariimount (fl) Mnjor Bowes No. 2 Warner ELIZABETH RItz 1st half (6-9) Garner Wolfe & H Prltchard & T, Rev (Three to (111) PITT.SBUHGH Stanley (HO) Tod Wccnis Ore 3 StOOiTOR READING Astor 1st half (6-9) Tna Ray Hutton Ore WASIPNGTON Enrro (0) Ted Wcems Ore (30) 32 Roiyetten Johnny Perkins The H.irlmanB P.-vrl! .<:• riirtord Ver.i Van Independent CHICAGO State Lake (31) Burns Dell & M Art Henry Dorothy .Mnrtin Fred Allcn'.M R W KAN.SAS CITV. .M<> Tower (C) Glorl.a T.oc BandcUls MayHcId n Frank T.lbu.sc ^ncM Carfjon LINCOLN Viirslly (0) Croel- & All.nn Myrllp r.nns'ln;,' Jack I^ano KImcr <:lcve Paul Rpor LOS ANGKI.H.S Orpheum (^H) Jay Whlddcn Ori; a Tic Tor Ol.s T.oon ^ M;iOP Jl^:-Snw .TnrUnon Hob Scli.Tffcr PUBIII.O. COI,0. Coloriido (1) M.Ti'.e Purl U Ilcat'ot) (0) ^ ItylhnillcM Hill) Wlillo Art ^Val•(l n ^Ovnn*^ ^ Doan H:li(ir» ril.ilil""!!'' Ki-an\ Mafar/iJ (trr VA.NfOl VKlt. II r J.yrlc (fl) .Toyio Rolmrr Co While f; Stanley .\lnxine & Hobby Nelson .t KnlirJit Cbanelle & Cai-lKin Culvin Winter Oic Fanchon & Marco I/OS ANGELES Paramount (29) Ted (jlalre I Dolores Ande & M Norman Thomas B Fanchonetles I Rube Wolf Ore Week of Canterbnry M. B. 1st half (2-4) Kam Tal 3 Maunsey & Clarke 2d half (6-7) Les Voleas Al & Bob Harvey Dominion Mantovanl Ore New Victoria Les Allen Melody 4 • Trocadero Cab Ada Reeve Otto Faesel Fred Duprez Bennett & Williams Maurice CHADWELL HTII Palace V M Gaston & H Dudley'!] MIdRets Dinks & Trixle CLAPTON Rink Bertlnl & Clarke Johnson & Clarke Ford & Sengrave EDG'WABE ROAB Grand ' 3 Australian Boys Sensational Carsons EAST HAM Premier V M Gaston & H Dudley's MldRCts DInk.i & Trixle EDMONTON Empire Marcus Bd Al Oakes & Stooges Douglas Neats Mackay 2 Wheeler & Yvonne 12 Mnnirnn Girls HOLLOWAY Marlborough Herschel Henlere ILFORD Nnper Jr Jubilee Bd ISLINGTON Bine Hnll let half (2-4) Los Volgas Al & Bob Harvey 2d half (5-7) Kam Tal 3 Maunsey & Clarke Kllburn - Grange 3 Australian Boys - Sensational Carsons LEWI8HAM Palace Larry Adler Don Alphonso Kafka Stanley G 4 LEYTON8TONE RIalto Hill hllllea NEW CROSS KInema Rhodes & Stephens Jubilee Jrs ) 3 Hlltonn PECKHAN Palace Rhodes & Stephens Jubilee Jrs 3 Hlltons SHEPH'Rn.S BUSH Pavilion Sandler 3 str.atfuRd Brnnilwny Jr .Tuhlleo Bd STRE.'VTHAM Pnl.ice Sandler 3 TOOTING Granada Chas Murray Bd Luciano Eddie Grey Low & Webster Eve Jan ZaIkI 12 Mnnran Gls TOTTENHAM Pnlnoe Bertlnl & Clarke Johnson Clarke DInkH & Trixin WALTHAMSTOW Granatin Mare.us Bd Al Oaks & Stooges Douglas Neate Mackay 2 . Newman W-& Y 12 Mangan Gls Provincial Week of Sept. 2 EDINBURGH Regent 1st half (2-4) Freda Phillips Claude Williams 2d half (6-7) 4 Rich Sis LEITH Capitol 1st half (2-4) 4 Rich Sis 2d half CI-?) Freda Phillips Claude Williams NEW TOEK CITY rhnrllc Real Colony Surf Cloh Paul Sahin Ore Cotton I'hih Nina Mne MrKlnney Arrowhead Inn Irving Conn Ore Aux VIgnes de Franco .Toe Zelli Martha Rayo Richard • Lane Revero & Ames Nancy Kelly Duddy Wagner Ort Kiirrrl o» Fnn Moran & Merrill Benny Ra.lah Patricia Mi»rKan Mickey Malloy Znodin 'Spencer J & P fjniildlng Ruth I.nve Tr.nrey St Leonard Itenn Rlvnge Pat Rof.ney Marlon Dent I'al Rnnney Ml Vcrna Burlie .Mnrtv B*»rit Ore RIII'n <:ny no's .Inii E Hownrd' ^ Dick Robertson Jackie Ryan Brlttwnod nriti Wililamp Wlirinm Onni Ore Urunn ilonrue Tlinrno Angclitn l.oya Fox * Rnlii.slor Raiiih M.TvellA Or' Crntnil I'll <'ii»ln' Vernille D'nalds'n Leo Itclsman Ore ('hey l'trneliiii'41 .Mnrvell i.a Oree Art Lnckwonfi Or ClHrenionl Inn i''re'lille .«;iarr On los Sy.iRcrl Ore t'lllb Gilllellfi .ieP'»ri' :i I .odn.n _.lack Meyer Ore I'lf tr'Miit (;rn\ Ii:nnrlie Kllio! Davcy Kraft PeK»?y Mann Florence Muyo Ciiln de I'arl- llciice ICslabron'.t 'crre I'nrrar Marry Saitrn Arthur Clbbs Nicholas BroM Flutter nenns A S .Tfthn Henry Babe Mathews MMtrr f, Mantnn Claude Hnnklna Ore I'oq Ronge Joe Lo Porie Ore Cnhanaean Lwoe NnrlpRo Luis A Rosita Anlonio Juanila Cuba tiens 4:ry<itai ('tub Mever Davis Ore lleii iivHIe Leila Livian 'i Continentals Senorlta Bonita .^liUe Landau's On .lacM Drmpxey's Towne & Knott Owen Hunt a P '^.v?>$y .MarUoff Oilvc Write Kl Clilen Enille de Torre Ori El r.treiidfir D J EscHri-liilei l> FainouH Door l.oula l'rlr.l:i 'Ire Flren/r t)leU .\1iiM.':u.i<l Freneh CaHlno NIKKn Jlallcfr Kcnil.'i Kr.'inier Lalajro Ceorjcc*.'. 11: .MiinlHi .Marietta Riiilv Knrica lioitolasu Carl Uoff Ore (ilen iKiaiid < a^i;- Kay Weli'-r lloli. Klit-i'li- llhyibrii Uiii.' l.)orscy Urns Ore GreyNtoiie Mjin»«li.i. t'hnrles UnHeaKl.»« Int rrna t t'.na I Ort I'alni Reach ^ Ituliywoud ll-iys . Gypsy TaTcm Ldnis Garcia Oro Anna Hold's Farm Jean Prague's Oro - Bobbette Chrletlns Hlckorr House Donna Hoyt Jimmy Little Wlngy Mannone Bd U'lyw'd Bestaorami Tnez Lavall Yvonne Boavler Myra Lett Jack. Waldrpn Princess Chlyo Crane Sis Joan Mitchell Blolse Martin Gloria Cook Jonny Wells Terry Lawlor Marlon Martin Ann Graham Enters & Bargla Catherine O'Neal Hale- Hamilton Ore Hotel Astor Jack Berger Oro Hotel Blltmoro Jerry Cooper' Joseph Zatour Ore Vernons Dick Gasparre Oro Hotel Bncblngham Gdouard Fontana Hotel Commodore Johnny Johnson Or Hotel EdlsoB Alan Lee Oro Melody Men Raoul Llpoft Oro Lllyan Dell Hotel Fifth At«. .Musical Rogues Hotel Goy Clinton Bert Kin.; Ore Hotel LeilBgtOB E Jelesnlck Oro D'lvons David Allison Will Osborne Oro Hotel Llnrotn Dick Messner Ore Hotel UcAlplB Enoch Light Oro Mary Dants Hotel Montdalr Coral Islanders Marti Mlcbel urr Hotel New Yorker D'lvons Clyde Lucas Ore Linda Lee Lyn Lucas Ronnie, Van & K 4 Diplomats Frank' Bessinger Joe DonnI Ore Hotel Park Lane .M Schuster Ore Hotel Pennsylvania Jean Norman Crawford & Coskey Jack Denny Oro HoUl Pierre Capert'n &. Col'mb's Joe Moss Orch, Hotel Placa . Darlo & Diane '. George Stearney Or Hotel Ritc-Carlton Arman Vecsey Oro Hotel RnosrveTt Esther 'Velos Ore Hotel St. Merits Ethel Pastor Roealean & Seville Gregory Mann Alex Batkln Ore Eric Correa's Ore Hotel St. ROKls Minor & Root Jules Lands Oro Hotel Weylln Elsl Lloyd Charlie Wright Gonzales & Rougel HoDse of Lords .Michael Zarin Ore Vivian Johnson's Don Richard Ore Jimmy Kelly's 1 Riviera Boys Jean McCauley Joan Miller Louise Sterling MIdgie Parks Alma Halsey Billy Mack Carter & Schaub Frederlco & B'rb'ro .Madeline Hughes Pearl Forrester <^ha« Albert Ore l.arn^ Maurice Sliaw Ore l.eon Si Eddie's Bjla Logan Bill Anson SIssle Qnartet Dllly Reed HInda Wassau Ella Logan Routhlnfid Girls Gordon Ore Drew Ore . .Man-.Abont-Totrn iris Bryson Theo Aubin lerry Williams Dorothy Blessing ^] MsnutI Ore Marden's viern Paul Whitemnn Or' Eddie South Ore Sfon Paris JImmIe Rogers Claire Willis Gene Fosdicks Ore Oscar Calvet'o Ore Honte Ross Frank Marino Peter Qallo Maria Donia Herrera Ore Men. Paris Jlmmle Rogers Claire Willis Gene Fosdick Ore Oscar Calvet's Oro Normandlr Ralph Chlgorl Ore Hawkins & Moreh'd Old Roumanian- Thais Sadie Banks Jack Hlrseh Ruth Wynn Ronnie de Camp Ethel Bennett Colette Anita Feodorowoa Abrashe Ore Onyx CInb Frank Foebra Farley & Riley Red McKenzle Ore Eddy Riley Oro ' Psrudlse L Battencourt Ore Miriam Verne Pay Carroll Peggy McAllister Paul Hagan Rita Rio Stanley 2. Frank Mazzone Bernlce Lee Bee La Rae Barbara Beck Peggy Barrv Jerry Freeman On Pavilion Royal Woodworth's Bd Place Elegante Bill Farrell Irve Harris Chas' Gulatto Frank Lazaro Rex Gavltte Ore Balnbon Grill Val Olman Ore Meadow Br'ks BnyF Terl Josetovlty Bert Stevens Ore Rainbow Room Roy Atwell Beauvel & Tova Doris Wester Terl Josefovltz Ramon Ramos Ore Ray Noble Oro Ban Soncl Satch & Satchel Rosalie Ray Connie Bee Ruth Loma .Muriel Dougherty Jerry Blaine Oro Savuy-rtaza Bob Grant Ore Endor & Farrell Basil Fomeen urc Sea Cllir Casino Prank Fleming Bob Roberts Carroll Sis Eddie Copeland Ore Ship Grili Rllla Dan JuleS' Monk Ruddy Smith Stork Club Deelys & Claik Audrey Huarte B-l Jimmy Vincent Or'- Taft Grill Geo Hall Oro Loretta Les Tavern-on-tlie-Grecu Allen Loafer Oreh Town Casino Clult Adrlenne Luclne ThomuHlief Hky y Boris Thomashefsky Regina Zu'^kerberg Sammy Colton Harry Llttmnn On Florence Klug Mme. Cnarova Irv Bercnwifz Gertie ijiiilmdn Ches Doherty Rev Ubnngl Gladys Bentiey He\ Dusty Fletcher Velma MIddleton Pearl Banes Allen Drew Francis Carter Mary Brown Billy Cole Helena Smith Ersk|ne Hawkins Or Versnllle* Cross & Dunn Carolyn ^'arsh Bergere Sis Jos Smith Ore Vllloge Barn Olive White Rtch-Cole 3 Val Vestoff .MacCrea's Ore Village Nut Cluh Jack Faean "heer Br'js Beebe .M'lflet tValdiirr-4ainrl« Phil Harris Ore Leah Kay Wauzen Ore Hartma n's MIchnI ZarIn Ore tVlvel Prank LaSaljc Or Dolores Cortcz Wynne Rolph n^tly Nylcs Eleanor Hen'-y Bob r.ee Allepn CooMe .Mllinn Mann Or- Bllly Meyers Edna Leonard Art Buckley Floyd Town Harry Harris Al Wogner HJ Hat Clob Muriel Love Harry Stevens VIrIa Vaughn 3 Andre Sis Bdle Burton Lincoln Tuvcm Joe Lewis Ben Pollock Oro JAB Torrence Doris Bobbins Paliner House Veioz & Tolanda Cardlril Fnramonnt Club Sammy Walsh Ruth Delmar Hawaiian 4 Phelps 2 Joe Marino CorllcB & Palmer Maurle Stein Oro Royale ollcs Billy Gray Jerry Bergen Pre zee Sis Beb Sherman Barbara Belmore Terrace Gardens Glenn Lee Ore Roberta Walnnt Room (Bismarck Hotel) Eddie Leo.iaro George Neildoff LOS AI7GELES CHICAGO llliicklinwk Joe Sanders Ore College Inn Frankie Masters Cnlonlmo's Mary Sunde Hence Villon llnrllck n ftoi'te S'is IriiOK Parlicr I.ydla Harris f:ountc.sH Uoriska llel) 'I'lnsiey's Ore Club AlHbnm Trudy Davidson Hale West Virla Vaughn Rubbles Rcltb Dot .Myers lleien Bitrhe Rennle Adler Cloh Minnei Prank Sherman Freddy Bernuril Mvra Lane .VIkkl Niehalls Yasha A iMasha Adelina I'ossena ■ loan Claris .Maurle .Stanton C'oeoniit tiritv*- Llna R.iR'iuctte mil Hoitan Ore J Cbornlavsky n Drake Unlet Bnlors fc RiirgM Rio A West ■i .McSallle .<-ls .Mary .\tartln llornr-e lU'ldi Ktlgewjiler Teil Tin-Rita '^andy .Muzzy .\Iareet inn i Debut.'in Its lliirry'" N V lliii K.nrI Ricltard fiingcr Wtjfjit Beverly Wllslilre Edith Caldwell Norman Ruvall Orvllle Knapp Ore '~Bllt ore Oowi Rome Vincent Pearl 2 Angelas 3 Ruth Belolse Marlon Daniels Packer & Larralne Edith Davis 3 Rhythm Rascair Jimmy ("frier Oro Cafe de Paree Ramsdoll Girls Burke & Dnvis Mary Garber Jerry Ross Bill Fleck Ore Ted Dawson Ore Cliib Continental Gertrude NIesen Mahon & Rucker Leon Belasco Ore Edusrdo Durant Oi Cluh Century NIta Mitchell Gladys Bagwell Lester Lee Marlon Jackson Tic Toe GlrlH Hal Chanslor Ore Cocoannt Grove Harriet Hllllard Ozzle Nelson' Ore Cotton Club Valolda Snow Nyaa Berry Cheesman .& Perry Martha & C. RItchir Mae DIgges Connie Harris Flora Washington RUtledge & Taylui Dudley Olckerson Les Hlle Ore (1.nunge Room) .Mona Ray Don Swander HoilywomI Stables Jerry Clifford Betty Daniels Dean & Dexter Don Baldon Doris Darnell Bill Gordon Ore King's CInb Guy Rennle Pyramid 3 Clarence Orllck Joey Lee Ore My Bine Heaven Gene Austin Candy & Coco New Vnrher Frankie Deveraux Mason & Parvls Mary Lane Riiss Cantor Roberta Smith BBS Peggy Gilbert Ore Omar's Dome Lornn I^ee Tom Prince Ore Palmeros Adrlana Caria Montlel Alberto Sergio Chuy Perez Oro Palomar 3 Jack Tars Marcia Mac(f Buddy Moreno Helen Ward Benny Goodman Oi Paris Inn Singing Walters Thora Mntheson Lollta 4 Pete C'>ntreill PIrrone's Dot Roberts Felix MartinUe Gloria Amadore Dorothy Davis Rhythm Roguos Davie Mack Ore Sherry's Wanda Cantlon Ronald Hi Sandra June Seidell Gypsy Glenn Paul Law Ore S Little Pigs Irene Barry Doris Baker Leslie Shreckner Gene Tabor Faith Arderi Denlce Bruno .Marjorle .McKay Marjorle Shelly Lloyd RIppey Ore Tdpsy's Elmer Virginia DIx Leon Rice Ninon Bergeron Jackie LavJno Betty Knox Geo Redman Ore Korda (Continued from, page 2) a great actor, a great star. Sure. 1 do not deny r.. But why didn't they take him before I made 'Henry the Eighth?' Leslie Howard Is a tre- mendous star. Certainly. I admit it. There con be no doubt of It. Hut his very first film was made for me in London, 'Service for Indies." and he received for maitlng the film what lie can now charge for a weclt.' And Korda doesn't think he, him- self, is such .'I genius, cither. It's just that he knows talent when he sees it and he discovered an early trick, he says. ust Have Talent 'I re.'.lized that to make films I must have star talent,' he explained. 'But I couldn't afford to ))ay for stars. And that is the difference. I think I know where today I can put my hand.s on half a do/.cn little actors, cheap actor.s, $200 or $.'iOO a week actors, who tomorrow can be as big as Lauphton or Oberon or anybody else, if they got a chance. And I think there is the answer to pverytliing. Find fine talent. But /ind it before it is cxpr-n.slvo iind generally recognized. As (!asy as all that. Hut it rc-.illy Ik easy, Korda insists. 'I'm no genius; I found It. My first Leslie Howard picture, for In- stanco. It introduced to the screen not only Howard hut also lienita Hume and Ell'/.aboth Allen, 'fhey'rc not gi'cat stars, Utit they're pretty •4')o<\: they're recognb.ed in Hol- lywood. _ T.'iUc 'ffenry the Kightli.' It not (inly est.TIJished Laughton, it bro\i;.-lit out, iJinnte Barnes and .\foi'!e fJhcroii. And so un down the line. 'They claim I discovered ore talf.-nt tlj.'in anyone else in the rust few yoars. I'm no blushing lily; It's nit'C lo hc-ir pleasant Ihl.jjjs aljinil youis(-ir. Hut J diiin'l discover it; it w.-is tiii-Te; I merely found it.' Artd s(- );(•' off in llollywooil to lotik ;ii'nutul. .N'lil ;i( .-iclois. not al - w(ll not nt any thing especlnlly. He jij.-it w.'inls to look. And mayl e be H(fcn. It's fiv( in- six year- since ht-'.-' I)f'-7i llitTr. Then lIoHywootI 'OK iL-fi.'cd its Hiiouidei-s.at liim, dliln'l can- whether he went or slayid .Maybe Ilollywoiid will now'. B'way^s Bis: (Continued from page 1) weather drew New Yorkers back to town until crowds became so big In the downtown section that they were literally pushed off the streets Into the theatres. But this year they had the money to get past the doors. Every house, including the newsreel theatre, -Embassy, had lobby holdouts. Even the cheaper double fe-ature stands were selling out. Almost every key throughout the country enjoyed the best weekend business by a big margin since 1929. The holiday weather nationally was Inclement. Legit Shows Business In the legit theatres was the turnaway on Labor Day that managers have hoped for year after year. Eight attraotlons played mati- nees Monday (S) managers bank- ing on wet weather and getting their wish with the leaders going S.K.O. P M. business, too, was distinctly stronger than heretofore on the night of a holiday. Trade, came mostly from' out-of-towners as In- dicated by the demand for moderate priced tickets, nearly all the eale being .direct at the box offices. Night. Clubs The New York crowds reacted likewise In favor of the niterles, class bars and restaurants. The smart, "reformed drinking type of restaurant on the morrow after Labor Day all voiced regrets ot liaving closed down for the longf week-end, as many make It a sum« mer practice to call it a week Fri- day night. Saturdays and Sundays as a general thing are bad over the summer as the smart patronage hies to the shore and club resorts. But with the New Year's evelsh numbers downtown, the Broadway and Park avenue Joints were some- what saddened cither through hav- ing shut down or being unprepared for the unanticipated weather break. See Improvement Improved conditions and general outlooJ{ has encouraged tllm pro- ducers, major and Independent,. to largest budgets this year since 1929. Bankers' finances are freer; same la true In the realty field. This summer brought encourage^ ment to film prodiicer-dlstrlbutors, and theatre operators alike, despite the product over the summer aver- aging up low. Even heat waves, which menaced box offices In most sections of the country, sliowed aa actual Increase In theatre business of about 10% as against 1934. The Texas territory showed a Jump of 10%, also other parts of the south held up strongly. The midwest, northwest and southern boxofflces were hardest hit hy depi-esslon and have had difficulty pulling back. Sunday Legit (Continued from page 1) replied they'd like to try it. Play win star Roland Young, with Mary Phllllp.s featured. Sunday situation developed a new angle last week when James J. Brennan, head of local one of the stage hands union announced that the deckhands would reiiuiro double wages for Sundays. He stated that If the actors took that position, the st.-xire hands also had the privilege. Move ot the union caused some surprise, since Brerinan strongly ad- vocated the new Sunday law and went on the air with an address urging citizens to write their assem- Iili'mcn to vote for the measure. Laborltcs throughout the state were represented in Albany when the Sunday legislation was being con- sidered and all unionists were In favor of it except Equity. Stage hands were exnected to pome out for regular wages on Sundays for legit theatres. Theatre Union, which operates the Civic Jieperlory theatre on lith .vitrcet, propo.Mfd to pl;iy mallnpp nnd night oh Sund.-iys. With double pay applying to both shows Jiclors would receive week and one half's s.'il.i- riOH. With most of the pl.:v(is In this grout) getting ii $.0 nilnimiini, ;t was fi'.;tM'ed the non-ptoOt org.Tnl- zalion cottld pity the fiftors SfiO, In llf,'ht of .Killed biisinf'S.'^. With the st;i)',(' li.-indlfrs doiililing thf ;inte, SiiiKhiy pliin."-' on 1 Itii street arc- not as dc/i itp .'jiiy long'-r. I'Vir ;i f(.-w will look ai-our.d iilMl see. Hilt, if Hollywood should ask him for soiiu 'tliiiig-- wt.'ll. thei'e's nothing, (■.s|)( ( i.-illy, Holly wotnl can do fur liiin. ' lie .■iiiswcr is still no.