"FRONTIER MARSHAL" 　　　(SYNOPSIS) 　To Tombstone, Arizona, wildest town of the Old West, comes Wyatt Earp, famed law enforcer and Indian scout, to establish a stage line. His arrival coincides with Indian Charlie's shooting up of the Bella Union, rival dance Hall to toughguy Ben Carter's Palace of Pleasure. The marshal of Tombstone is afraid to stop Indian Charlie. Earp walks in, beats Indian Charlie to the draw, and drops him. For this Earp is offered the job of marshal, which he refuses. For this also he is kidnapped by Curly Bill, friend of Indian Charlie, and beaten up by the outlaw gang. Whereupon Earp says he will take the job of marshal and establish law and order in the town. He fights Curly Bill man-to-man and gives him a terrific beating. 　Doc Holliday is the most-feared man in Tombstone, Crazy about him is Jerry, volcanic dance hall entertainer, who hates Earp because he catches her cheating at poker. Holliday and Earp become great friends when Holliday saves Earp's life. The occasion is the appearance in Tombstone of the great com- edian, Eddie Foy, whom Ben Carter forces to perform in his Place of Pleasure instead of in the rival Bella Union, until Earp arrives to restore order. 　Following her former fiance, Doc Holliday, Sarah Allen comes to Tombstone. Holliday is viciously rude to her, and an intense rivalry develops between Sarah and Jerry. Holli- day's motive is his incurable illness, which made him drop his useful life back East to become a bitter, desperate man waiting for death. Holliday orders Sarah to leave Tombstone, When, at Earp's instigation, she refuses, Holliday himself leaves. The stagecoach is carrying bullion that day, and Earp is "riding gun," with Foy a passenger. Curly Bill holds up the stage coach, and an outlaw whom Earp identifies as Ben Carter is killed. Holliday is badly wounded. Earp knows that Jerry tipped off the outlaws about the bullion, and he orders her to stay away from Holliday. Earp knows that Holliday really loves Sarah, who had been his trained nurse back East. Jerry remains defiantly in love with Holliday. 　In an avening raid on Tombstone by Curly Bill's gang, Pablo, a little boy, pet of the town, is shot, Sarah persuades Holliday to perform an emergency operation. He has just finished when he is shot by Curly. Jerry snatches a gun and shoots Curly, avenging Holliday's death. In the terrific gun battle that follows, the outlaws are defeated by Earp and his men, and Tombstone knows law and order for the first time. 　Jerry moves on, because the town is too civilized for her, but Sarah remains, and the beginning of a deep friendship between her and Wyatt Earp is seen. IT'S ZINTILLATING! IT'S ZURPRISING! MAKE WAY FOR THE BALLET LAUGH OF THE YEAR! It's Zorina The not-so-angelie angel of "I Married An Angel", in WARNER BROS.' "ON YOUR TOES" with "Brother Rat" EDDIE ALBERT ALAN HALE・FRANK McHUGH JAMES GLEASON Directed by RAY ENRIGHT COMING SOON! FLASH! Sonja...romanced by Ray and Bob! ...in a gay and thrilling hit... filled with mys- tery, laughter, excitement, beauty! Sonja HENIE in EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT RAY MILLAND・ROBERT CUMMINGS MAURICE MOSCOVICH・LEONID KINSKEY ALAN DINEHART・FRITZ FELD Directed by Irving Cummings Darryl F Zanuck In Charge of Production A 20th Century-Fox Picture CINEMA 　　ROMA 　　　　9 TUNG CHANG, 　　　　　　AN CHIEH 　Commencing Saturday, June 22nd 　　PROGRAMME 1. OVERTURE 2. "HUNTING DOG" --Sports 3. "BARNYARD EGGCITEMENT" --Cartoon 4. "A WICKY-WACKY ROMANCE" --Colortoon 5. FRONTIER MARSHAL 　　- THE CAST - Wyatt Earp………Randolph Scott Sarah Allen………Nancy Kelly Doc Holliday………Cesar Romero Jerry…………Binnie Barnes Ben Carter………John Carradine Dan Blackmore………Edward Norris Eddie Foy………Eddie Foy, Jr. Town Marshal………Ward Bond Pringle………Lon Chaney, Jr. Buck Newton………Tom Tyler Pete…………Chris-Pin Martin Curly Bill………Joe Sawyer Proprietor Bella Union Cafe……Del Henderson Mayor Henderson………Harry Hayden Pablo…………Ventura Ybarra Prospector………Si Jenks 　　NEXT CHANGE! A thousand 　broken women... A thousand 　wrecked homes... 　　　inspired "THE MAN WHO DARED" Directed by CRANE WILBUR・Screen Play by Lee Katz・From an Original Story by Lucien Hubbard・A First National Picture・Presented by WARNER BROS.