Try And Get Me at the Capitol Theater
A high tension manhunt drama opened at the Capitol Theater from United Artists. Robert Stillman Productions adapts Jo Pagano’s novel The Condemned with Richard Carlson Kath leen Ryan Frank Lovejoy Lloyd Bridges leading a strong cast in a story of crime danger and a poignant married love amid peril.
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Robert Stillman Productions
Jo Pagano
Richard Carlson
Kathleen Ryan
Frank Lovejoy
Lloyd Bridges
Lovejoy
Howard Tyler
Miss Ryan
Donald Smelick
Tyler
Jerry Slocum
Lloyd
Dangerous Intruder at Rialto Theater
Veda Ann Borg and Richard Powers lead a strong cast including Charles Arnt and Fay Holm in a tense mystery at the Rialto. The plot centers on Maxwell Ducane driven by a fixation on acquiring an expensive antique ceramic collection. The film unfolds with urbane performances in a bizarre, hair-raising drama.
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Veda Ann Borg
Richard Powers
Charles Arnt
Mac
Fay Holm
Millicent
Rialto Theater
Maxwell Ducane
Carbon melting point tops all known substances
AKRON Carbon is said to have the highest melting point among substances, estimated above 6300 degrees Fahrenheit, with graphite crucibles used to melt other materials. Tungsten follows, melting at 6098 degrees Fahrenheit, the highest metal melting point.
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Akron
Bathing Beauty Spoof in That's My Boy Scene
Jerry Lewis of the Martin and Lewis team plays a bathing beauty type in Hal Wallis film That's My Boy. The key scene centers on a comically oversized bubble bath moment featuring the zany performer.
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Jerry Lewis
Martin and Lews
Hal Wallis
Two of Kind Drama Of Confidence Game
A Columbia Pictures drama opens at State Theater featuring Edmond O'Brien and Lizabeth Scott in a tale of love and murder. O'Brien impersonates a long lost son to claim a family fortune while a forged will theme spirals into treachery and violence. Terry Moore and Alexander Knox co star with a sharp script and brisk action.
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Lizabeth Scott
State Theater
Terry Moore
Columbia Pictures
Alexander Knox
Supwee Dei Ela
Ruic
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Miss Scott
O’brien
Hollywood
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Jeannie Crain mature arc in film talk and TV shift
Hollywood chat with Erskine Johnson covers Jeanne Crain shedding girlish roles for mature parts in The Merriage, plus George Brent moving to TV with Raffles based projects. Crain warns against repeating herself while Brent notes material quality and TV pace impact on film careers.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
Jeanne Crain
Jeanne
Mama
Greer Garson
Lana Turner
Ava Gardner
George Brent
Raffles
George
New Indian Atlas Published by Government of India
A newly issued Government of India atlas provides 40 updated maps covering physical and political divisions climate language regions economic production agriculture communications and cultural activities. The volume is available for 1.25 dollars from the Government of India Information Services at 2107 Massachusetts Avenue N W Washington D C.
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India
Government of India Information Services
Massachusetts Avenue
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Washington, D. C
Heavy George Macready Villain in Detective Story
George Macready known as a heavy in William Wyler's Detective Story for Paramount has appeared as a villain in more than 50 pictures.
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George Macready
Quack Doctor
William Wyler
Paramount
Wyoming Wilderness Battle Tale Plays At Liberty Theater
Republic re release brings an Old West saga to the Liberty Theater. The story covers Wyoming as government territory and the conflict when homesteaders arrived. Cattlemen who built the land clash with nesters and drive tension across the frontier.
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Wyoming
Republic
Liberty Theater
Excuse My Dust arrives at Leon Theater with star lineup
M G M presents a Technicolor musical featuring Red Skelton as the inventor of a horseless carriage in 1895. Sally Forrest proves strong as dancer and actress, Macdonald Carey and Monica Lewis bring star appeal as a budding Hollywood talent.
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Red Skelton
Sally Forrest
Macdonald Carey
Monica Lewis
Hollywood
M-G-M
Leon Theater
Tomahawk opens at Rex in Technicolor frontier saga
Universal-International's Technicolor epic Tomahawk opens today at the Rex Theater. The dramatic tale centers on a single battle that climaxed 30 years of frontier warfare between the Sioux nation and United States forces. Van Heflin stars as Jim Bridger with Yvonne De Carlo and a strong supporting cast.
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Universal-International
Rex Theater
United States
Rugged van Heflin
Jim Bridger
Yvonne de Carlo
Preston Foster
Jack Oakie
Tom Tully
Susan Cabot
Alex Nicol
Edward Clark celebrates 60 years in show business with film role
Edward Clark, veteran writer producer of 13 Broadway musical comedies in the 1920s, marks six decades in show business by joining Ray Milland in the Perlberg Seaton production Rhu barb as a supporting actor.
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Edward Clark
Ray Milland
Perlberg-Seaton
Mr Belvedere Rings the Bell runs at Paramount
The film Mr Belvedere Rings the Bell stars Clifton Webb in his longest speaking role as Lynn Belvedere and runs at the Paramount Theater. Joanne Dru Hugh Marlowe Zero Mostel lead a supporting cast with Billy Lynn Dora Merande and others. The picture is adapted from The Silver Whistle stage play.
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Twentieth Century-Fox
Mr. Belvedere
Paramount Theater
Clifton Webb
Webb
Lynn Belvedere
Joanne Dru
Hugh Marlowe
Zero Mostel
Billy Lynn
Dora Merande
Frances Brandt
Kathleen Comegys
Jane Marbury
Harry Hines
Warren Stevens
The
Billy Ann
Dore Merande
Still Standing Cliff Dwelling From Ace in the Hole
The iconic cliff dwelling set used by Kirk Douglas and Jan Sterling remains intact off Route 66 near Gallup New Mexico, continuing to draw interest as a landmark from the film.
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Kirk Douglas
Jan Sterling
Highway 66
Gallup
USC and UCLA players star in That's My Boy football scenes
Twenty seven USC and UCLA football players turned movie actors appear in key football scenes for Hal Wallis's That's My Boy. They share the screen with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in a lighthearted sequence from the charity funfest.
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UCLA
Hal Wallis
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Unclear text fragment about purchases and cars
The readable portion hints at buying items and cars with money but content is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to extract a coherent news item.
Robert Merrill Debuts in Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick
Famed opera bass Robert Merrill makes his movie debut with Dinah Shore in Perlberg Seaton's Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick. He continues vocal practice of at least two hours daily and sings between scenes to keep his voice in trim.
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Robert Merrill
Dinah Shore
Perlberg- Seaton
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Education in Russia Begins At Age Seven
Education, said to be universal and compulsory in Russia, starts at the age of seven, according to authoritative reports. The policy outlines nationwide schooling requirements and emphasizes early core instruction for all children.
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Russia
Shapely Calvet Proposes Glass-Partitioned Standes on Sets
Corinne Calvet suggests a plan to ease tourist issues in Hollywood by placing small stands on sound stages and separating them from actual movie sets with glass partitions, outlining a method to tour studios without disrupting productions.
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Corinne Calvet
Hollywood
Hal Wallis
Peking Express
USSR—A Vast Fur Producer With Rich Fisheries
The USSR is described as a major fur producer with extensive rivers and seas rich in all kinds of fish. The statement emphasizes broad natural resources and abundant aquatic life across the union.
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The
Ussr
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