Jolson Sings Again Held Over at Paramount Theater
Columbia Pictures continues Jolson Sings Again at the Paramount through Friday. Larry Parks stars as Jolson with Barbara Hale as his nurse wife urging him to sing again. Technicolor feature also stars Demarest Donath and McCormick with a program of well known songs.
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Great Dan Patch film opens in Minneapolis area theater
The Great Dan Patch recounts the life of champion pacer Dan Patch from 1904 to 1916. Visalia Abbe plays the title role, with Dennis O Keefe Gale Russell Ruth Warrick and Charlotte Greenwood in lead parts. Producer W R Frank funded the project with over 900000, and John Taintor Foote wrote the script. Gilbert Warrenton handled the racing film camera work.
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Bowery Boys At Capitol
Cap Theater bills two features "Angels in Disguise" and "Follow Me Quietly" with Bowery Boys Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall and Gabriel Dell in a detective story. The mob roundup blends with a police hunt for a killer known as The Judge, starring William Lundigan and Dorothy Patrick.
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Fatal run of deaths for Berry Groeger in eight films
Berry Groeger, the gang chief portrayed by Alan Ladd in Chicago Deadline, has been killed in each of his eight Hollywood appearances since arriving a year ago. His onscreen demises include shootings, gas attacks, poisoning, stabbing and strangulation, marking a fictional murder streak across his roles.
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George Stevens Led Six War Campaigns In World War II
George Stevens a producer director of A Place in the Sun at Paramount served in six major campaigns across the African Middle East and European theaters. He was discharged with the rank of lieutenant colonel.
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Grayco Relieves Comedy in Spike's Musical Revue
Helen Grayco alias Mrs Spike Jones is touted as the sole comedy relief in Spike’s Musical Depreciation Revue of 1950. The former Stan Kenton vocalist gains a following with Latin numbers and novelty tunes while performing at the Paramount Theater on Jan. 13. The show features Grayco in Ca Ca Carumba and If I Were President plus numbers like William Tell Overture and Cocktails for Two alongside the ensemble’s act.
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Heard Not Seen Rains Appears In Song of Surrender
Claude Rains, Wanda Hendrix's husband in Paramount's Song of Surrender, was heard but unseen in his first motion picture. He previously played the title role in The Invisible Man.
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Hope Says His Indians Signed the Pennant Away
Hollywood chatter notes Bob Hope quipping about the Indians finishing third due to autographing until July. It covers Estelle Taylor’s Broadway comeback, Jennifer Jones in Tril by, On the Town hype, Sam Goldwyn and Ann Blyth talks, Warner Brothers and Mayor Bowron life story plans, a cafe publicity quip, Frank Capra’s Roman Holiday speculation, Gregory Peck on his mustache and wife’s reaction, Jean Parker and Helen Westcott careers, and Warner’s October purge fallout.
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Act of Violence at Rialto theater
MGM presents Act of Violence with Van Heflin and Janet Leigh. A businessman haunted by past war crimes faces pursuit by Joe Parkson who seeks vengeance for the torture and death of his comrades. The film follows a man fleeing fate as a relentless hunter closes in.
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Janet Leigh
Frank Enley
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The Story of Seabiscuit at Esquire Theater
Warner Bros Technicolor drama shines a heartwarming tale centered on Seabiscuit’s racing legend. Barry Fitzgerald plays the trainer and Shirley Temple appears with Lon McCallister in a romance amid a famed horse’s career and racedays across major tracks.
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Court Denies Ban on Comics
In Los Angeles the appellate department of the superior court ruled a county ordinance banning sale of comic books unconstitutional. The decision held the law would also prohibit selling school books depicting Lincoln’s assassination. The ruling followed a druggist’s arrest for selling a crime comic book.
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George Stevens Praised by Clift Ta' and Winters
George Stevens, producer director, says he has yet to direct a temperamental actor or actress. Montgomery Clift Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters co star and all three rave about Stevens talents and understanding.
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Bruce Cabot marks 14th year as film heavy in Fancy Pants
Long time screen heavy Bruce Cabot reaches his 14th year in Paramount’s Fancy Pants alongside Bob Hope and Lucille Ball. The veteran actor continues his signature villainy and presence in the comedy caper.
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Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Paramount
Alan Ladd Tops Paramount in Fan Mail Among Stars
Alan Ladd, star of Paramounts United States Mail, receives more fan mail at the lot than any other star. The public interest in his current film and rising popularity positions him as the studio’s leading celebrity in correspondence.
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Paramount
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Air Force debunks flying saucer reports in two-year probe
Washington reports the Air Force finds disk stories are hoaxes or mass hysteria. Project Saucer at Wright Field is abandoned as investigations confirm natural phenomena or conventional objects explain sightings. Weather balloons, flares, birds, planes, and guided missiles are cited as likely causes. True Magazine notes claims of space ships from another world.
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