Over the Border opens at Rialto with Johnny Mack Brown
Johnny Mack Brown stars as a Wells Fargo guard in the action filled frontier drama Over the Border. Wendy Waldron plays the lead female role with Myron Healey Pierre Watkin Frank Jaquet Marshall Reed and others in support. Waldron makes her screen debut in this Monogram western filmed entirely in Southern California's San Fernando Valley.
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Crosby to warble seven songs in Here Comes the Groom
Bing Crosby will perform seven songs in Frank Capra’s Paramount release Here Comes the Groom. The film features Crosby’s vocal numbers as part of its comedy, with Capra directing and Paramount distributing the production.
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The Breaking Point at State Theater features Garfield and Neal
John Garfield stars as a southern fishing boat skipper returning from war facing a mortgage and a troubled home life. Patricia Neal appears as a temptress with a money gamble. The Warner Bros drama, based on Ernest Hemingway, follows crime, suspense, and a climactic sea gun battle as justice and vengeance unfold.
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Ingrid Bergman Press Agent Tiff Sparks Studio Pivot
ERSKINE JOHNSON reports from Rome that Ingrid Bergman urges Roberto to hire a press agent to bolster her US image, but he refuses. Valentino biopic will debut in San Francisco on February 14. Bonzo the chimp stars in Bonzo Goes to Yale after Bedtime for Bonzo. Lou Costello joke lands with Bonzo directing a future film. Jerry Lewis warned of a forthcoming 6000 word career story in a national magazine.
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Movie Gossip and Casting News From Golden Age Hollywood
A collage of Hollywood notes covers censors, star gossip, and casting moves. Harold Lloyd Jr joins the Army Air Force while Inez Cooper prepares to wed actor Mike Carr. Bette Davis’s husband may return to service as Peter Brocco and Adolphe Menjou plot in a Lincoln assassination tale. Mae West’s agent explains why she won't co star with Jane Russell, preferring male leads, and Robert Taylor with Barbara Stanwyck stir headlines during Barbara’s Rome visit.
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AMA IKGNC Broadcast Schedule Overview
A compact listing shows AMA IKGNC program blocks at 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 19:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 with a closing label AMA IKGNC indicating the network sequence and time codes.
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Radio Program Schedule of 1940s Stations and Hosts
A dense catalog of radio programs listing numerous hosts, show titles, and segments across stations KFEDA KLYN KAMQ and MBS 1010. It names performers like Groucho Marx Bing Crosby Drake Hotel Deems Taylor and Arthur Murray, plus varied timeslots and features such as news, music, dance, and public affairs. The long lineup reflects a midcentury radio grid with frequent crossovers and multiple program blocks throughout the day.
Actress Ramsden Debuts Opposing 400-Pound Lion
Hollywood reports Frances Ramsden makes her movie debut as Harold Lloyd's leading lady in Mad Wednesday at RKO. She is likened to Dorothy Lamour and performs many scenes opposite Jackie the 400 pound lion, marking a bold animal co star role.
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War Pictures on Dollison Bills at Theaters
Two war pictures, Breakthrough featuring David Brian John Agar and Frank Lovejoy, and American Guerrilla in the Philippines starring Tyrone Power and Micheline Prelle, will show at Dollison Theaters Thursday and Friday with Breakthrough at the Rex Theater and American Guerrilla at the Star. Bad Boy with Audie Murphy plays at Skyway Drive-In Thursday only.
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James Barton A Veteran of Stage Starred With Crosby
James Barton, known long time as a stage veteran, co starred with Bing Crosby in Frank Capra's Here Comes the Groom for Paramount. Both his father and grandfather were in the theatre, marking a family lineage in show business.
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No bobbed hair for actresses in Carrie for Paramount
Jennifer Jones and co stars in William Wryler's Carrie for Paramount wear long hair as bobbed styles were unknown in 1900. Miss Jones co stars with Laurence Olivier, placing the picture in a period when short hair was not used in films.
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Library sets up ten branches in France
The American Library in Paris expands reach by establishing ten branch locations across France. This move broadens access to its collections for readers, students, and researchers in multiple cities beyond Paris.
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Gene Autry Stars in Cowboy and the Indians at Liberty Theater
Gene Autry continues his singing for an outdoor thriller The Cowboy and the Indians at the Liberty Theater. He performs four tunes including One Little Indian Boy America Silent Night and Here Comes Santa Claus while portraying an Arizona rancher aiding Navajo Indians against white looters to defend their birthright.
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Indian jitterbug Novelty dances into Hollywood cinema
Busby Berkeley created the Indian jitterbug now featured in RKO Radio's Two Tickets to Broadway. Tony Martin Janet Leigh Ann Miller Gloria DeHaven and Barbara Lawrence will introduce it. The routine blends a war dance ceremonial Indian hop and standard jitterbug in a new dance novelty.
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Montgomery Clift Fails To Win The Girl In A Place In The Sun
Montgomery Clift plays a troubled young man torn between Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters in Paramount's A Place in the Sun directed by George Stevens. The star continues his on screen pattern of falling for the wrong woman, despite strong performances.
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45 Second Kiss Tops Ladd and Freeman Screen Careers
Alan Ladd and Mona Freeman share a 45 second kiss in Paramount's Branded, marking the longest clinch in either actor's screen career and highlighting a dramatic moment for the film.
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Photographer George Barnes Bows Oscar for Rebecca
George Barnes, celebrated top photographer on George Stevens Something to Live For for Paramount, won the Academy Award for his photography which graced the film Rebecca. Joan Fontaine starred in both pictures.
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Alan Ladd Plays Postal Inspector in United States Mail
Alan Ladd stars in Paramount's United States Mail as a postal inspector who infiltrates a robbery gang posing as a member. His undercover mission probes crime, loyalty, and danger amid classic wartime adventure and suspense.
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Terramycin Fights 54 Diseases in Tests in New York
Tests show terramycin, a new antibiotic, is effective against 54 diseases. Early results indicate 45 diseases respond to terramycin in preliminary New York trials conducted by researchers and clinicians.
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Paramount's United States Mail Reveals Postal Inspection History
A historical note highlights the Postal Inspection Service, founded about 175 years ago, as the oldest government investigative agency. It also mentions figures Alan Ladd and Phyllis Calvert in connection with the era.
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Bearded Olivier Debuts In Wyler's Carrie Role
Sir Laurence Olivier appears with a three day beard in his human dere list portrayal for Paramount in the William Wyler film Carrie.
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Shelley Winters Sings Folk Songs in A Place in the Sun
Shelley Winters performs two old folk tunes, Shoe Fly and My Old Kentucky Home, in George Stevens film A Place in the Sun. The scene showcases her vocal presence amid the film’s period setting and dramatic arc.
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Chicago meeting backs fight on narcotics trade
Harlan Gilbert of the Juvenile Protective Association told 200 residents that a drug addict exists in almost every Chicago south side apartment as officials seek ways to curb narcotics. Salads are noted as valuable vitamin and mineral sources.
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