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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1946
Page
15
Entertainment notes the Crosby Hope Lamour team in Road to Utopia touring the nation. The article previews laughs and songs in the comedy about oil and gold, plus other films including Behind Green Lights at Capitol and The Young in Heart at Capitol as well as They Were Expendable and Week End at the Waldorf at Rex and Rialto theaters.
Multiple theaters list today and tomorrow showings including Paramount Road to Utopia with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, State Kind Lady, Capitol San Antonio, Rialto Rogue of the Range and Blonde Ransom, Victory Gentile Annie, Leon Jealousy, Star Our Vines Have Tender Grapes, Yoric The Corn Is Green. Also Cry of the Werewolf and Week-end at the Waldorf titles appear with various stars. Texas Theater and Lyric Theater currently feature these. Night clubs host dances with GI bands at the Non-Commissioned Officer’s Club. Mayfair lists the Texas Wanderers for music with regulars. Old Tascosa base area is noted.
Joe E Brown brought Harvey to the Biltmore Theater and drew a huge ovation from Hollywoods toughest crowd. Marion Lorne stood out as Elwood P Dowds sister while Brown's performance earned early praise and comparisons to Frank Fays understated turn.
The Herring Hotel hosts Dick Morton’s orchestra nightly except Sunday with Dick Stevenson’s band also playing. Aviatrix and Carlton Scales’ Band perform dance music. Rainbow Gardens operates Monday to Saturday with Sons of the West. Mexican Inn features Bob Siler and his quartet for dining and dancing each night.
Interstate Players stage the Texas tour with Kind Lady at the State Theater. The Boston mystery follows a refined woman surrounded by clever crooks as she fights to prove her sanity and protect her wealth. Performances begin at 8 15 with tickets $1 $1.50 and $2.
Comedian Billy DeWolfe, a Boston native, is noted for one dish his claim to fame Boston baked beans. The brief profiles DeWolfe as a culinary expert tied to his birthplace.
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