Joan Edwardss first film hits Washington Heights theater
Virgin ia Vale reports Joan Edwards niece of Gus Edwards will appear gratis at a neighborhood Washington Heights theater for Hit Parade of 1947, her childhood theater days in New York shaping a likely breakthrough performance. Burl Ives, Fred Allen and Jack Benny redistribute star lore across radio and screen in a lively Hollywood snapshot.
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Washington Heights
New York City
Gus Edwards
Joan
Fred Allen
Bob Hope
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Charlie McCarthy
Hob Hope
Bing Crosby
Jack Benny
Amos *N’ Andy
Allen
Night on the St. Victor Lighthouse
Mark Darrell and Nat Page fight to reach a lighthouse point during a brutal St. Lawrence squall seeking timber rights. Rescued by Madeline Kinross's household, they face wary locals led by her guardian Broussac and the shocking hostility of Andre as they shelter, while Mark contemplates governing a vast forest empire.
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Columbia
Elliott Lewis
Parky’s
Frankie
Phil Ferris
Alice Faye
Judy Garland
Te Rale
CBS
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Errol Flynn
Pasadena Community Playhouse
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Nat Phge
Lighthouse
St. Lawrence
Wat Page
Mark
Montreal
St. Victor
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Nat Page
Tadoussac
Saguenay
Kinross
Hume
Kinross Seigniory
Quebec
Broussac
Madame Kinross
Newfoundland
Upper St. Lawrence
Papecruzen
Qa Stuart
Nat
Lght
Aga
An el
Madamel
Andre
Monsieur
Monsieur Darrell
Old Andre
Tam Mark Parrell
Mr. Page
Madeline Kinross
Messieurs
Dan
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