PA*»E EIGHTnENTERTAINMENTmmWalter HustonAt RialtoRussian Storv*COWTellOf Joseph Da\irsAmbassador.Proceeding: on the premise that the events and personalities of our times are stranger and more fascinating than fiction, the movie “Mission to Moscow” is based upon the former Ambassador JosephE. Davies’ best seller. The film.titled after the book, begins at theRialto theater today.The picture has a very large cast with Walter Huston and Ann Harding in the starring roles of Ambassador and Mrs, Davies. Their daughter, Emlen. whose romantic meeting in Moscow withRobert Grosjean, who is now her husband and part of the story, is portrayed by lovely young Eleanor Parker with Richard Travis playing Robert Grosjean.The story opens with the famed session of the Assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva in June, 1936, centering on Haile Selassie's eloquent plea. In rapid montage the amazing pace of axisaggression is shown -incidents inthe Spanish Civil war: the Japanese invasion of China: delivery of axis equipment to Franco; bombing of China and the withdrawal of Chiang Kai-shek.In America. Mr. Davies is hurriedly called to the White House and entrusted on an important mission to the Soviet capital. As ambassador to Russia. Roosevelt asks Mr, Davies to go to Russia and get the true facts about that country.In Moscow, Davies calls at theKremlin to present his credentials to President Kalinin and the latter expresses Russia's earnest desire for peace, but flatly declares that, if war comes Russia is prepared. While Mr. and Mrs Davies are in Russia they become acquainted with high Soviet officials.The cast:Joseph E. Davies Walter Huston,Mrs. Davies ...... Ann HardingLitvinov ......... Oscar HomolkaFreddie ............. George TobiasMolotov ......... Gene LockhartWalter Huston, cast a- Joseph E. I»a\i*»s. is shown from the picture with Kurt Katch and Oscar Homolka in Moscow which start1- at the Rialto toda.\.in ai lt;toBroadcastBrevitiesJanitor Hole Is NoNovel tv To BendixMl.«•TropAn invitation to come up andsee my itchings is extended to Dagwood by his boss. J. C, Dithers. when the latter returns from his vacation during the broadcast of “Blondio Cures Perigoobo iealis. via CBS Monday, July 12,W 9 Ifat 7:30 p. m, (ewt).RCWilliam Saroyan's The Human Comedy, best-solUng book andone of the most talked of films of the year is heard on radio for thI*first time with MickevPlaying theplum character role of Janoshik, I the men s room attendant (and secret leader of the Czech underground movement! in Paramount’® ’Hostages, is no new experience for the Brooklyn Bumpstead, Billt Bendix.As a boy, Bendix lived just a ; block from the Polo Grounds. Af-j ter hanging around day after day, he finally became bat hoy for the%/r .graduated toFor a /era(Hants lookerI f’ ti 12mand Frank Morgan roles on the Screen era program Monda\RCKay Kvaer’s newin thhef~y +% a \ *VOvlIlb *leading\ year; and ' t e r w 1 McGraSJIOked up dir tv uniforms, aft a n■*.ppii* g ito* M f* JNfcf It til. i\ty i it^Flawftrchante w i t! i theteam inq fiv i n iJulyt 9X A. .¥ i n il 1 £3 A » ,1 |ng Hut his motherre fusedt A ! A tLif 1 “ ^rl } AV #1 1 ill QfI I X II \ vj M X X#:hool to glt;.) S’outhSt p:dure,rwit hthe team.whicii he's?oeventuallyBendixbet•a mei browleasts^Pll V ft'*' vr*a 11 %•tor insteadof a ballpkiver-■grand camp tours, will be finished the end of Julv.RCFreddy M u tin. who popularized the Tschaikowsky and Grieg concertos, will present his saxophone and orchestra in a program of dance music, via transf ription, for the “Treasury Star Parade.’ during the week of July 18.RCMaestro Billv Mi himself, for the to make oneNKHHVskV VWVRIHHINDIANAPOLISVllCfpn,1 a \ I V i I tMonro*atmi nimeiV I cs I L \has pledgedmonth«:win ret * \\«C t x e m 0 n i e a hospital atQ Alt T Af I V J*t p If* r n rid fi i n o I n lt;m**' C s. :2 *#■ . “ J .ft J. 1 I ft Ci 4 * •-* ft -ft. J -irouneed. Ho was E u t o r # e n area,n *i»*w . ft a »- •Swings Fort BenjaminCorp.Neb rt atmoralMlHarri-Harrv L.O f fti *a 1i tiecK v toarmy orlt; 1 nant• e Ias*% ri-•;\r Log AnV P ! d c f £i cat lt;s t t f i -in in » O . n,Watch For