Famed Streetcar film heads to Capitol with Broadway cast
The film version of A Streetcar Named Desire opens tomorrow at the Capitol. Vivien Leigh stars with Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter, Karl Malden and others repeating their Broadway roles. Elia Kazan directed the screen adaptation with New Orleans locations. Arthur Franz took a long leave from Command Decision to work on Jungle Patrol.
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Holiday Show at Paramount Theater Saturday Morning
A holiday program runs Saturday at 9:30 am in the Paramount Theater with 12 cartoon shorts featuring Donald Duck Woody Woodpecker Mickey Mouse Tom and Jerry Porky Pig Pluto and other characters plus two comedies. Admission is 25 cents. UN educators say Aboriginal education and magic tricks in school are discussed.
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Colorful Action In Golden Horde Opens At Esquire
Universal-International presents a Technicolor epic portraying Genghis Khan’s Mongol horde sweeping toward Samarkand. Sir Guy of Devon, leading knights from England, defends the city and its queen Princess Shalimar. David Farrar and Ann Blyth headline the romance and action.
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NBC News Segment Shuffle Stirs Late Night Schedule
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Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Morning Lineup
A jumbled OCR reads Thursday morning radio program blocks with listings for Gordon Suitser, Morgan Beatty, Halls Of Ivy, Groucho Marx, Red Skelton, Bing Crosby, Arthur Murray, and various local shows. The chaotic page also notes sports and weather segments, musical hours, and regional Amarillo Odessa broadcasts, reflecting a dense radio grid.
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John Beal Taps Hypnosis Study for My Six Convicts Role
John Beal committed to an extensive hypnosis course to accurately portray a prison psychologist in The Kramer Company's Columbia film My Six Convicts. His training informs the scene where he uses hypnosis to calm a stir crazy convict.
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Bennings' New Home In Encino After Film Role Finish
Richard Dennings and Evelyn Ankers plan to move into a new Encino home after completing Dennings role in Columbia's Okinawa. They will leave Brentwood residence once filming wraps.
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Leather substitute produced in Israel by joint American Israeli effort
A plastic leather substitute mainly for shoe soles and heels will be manufactured in Israel as a joint venture between three American manufacturers and an Israeli firm. A factory will be built and run under an American license. Production aims to meet domestic demand and leave room for substantial exports.
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Smith Completes Role in Paula and Heads to New York Stage Work
Kent Smith has finished his role as the husband in Columbia's Loretta Young film Paula and has flown to New York to resume stage work.
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Peking Express Opens At Paramount Theatre
The new adventure drama Peking Express stars Joseph Cotten and Corinne Calvet on a terror filled train journey from Paris to Peking. A stabbing triggers a captive chase by a band dealing in UN supplies with Edmund Gwenn as a priest and Marvin Miller as a black marketeer.
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Wanda Hendrix Embraces Outdoor Life On Vacation
Wanda Hendrix, newly introduced in Columbia's Montana Territory, plans a ranch visit near Dallas after filming. She enjoys outdoor life and will travel to see friends who own the ranch.
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Pat O'Brien Joins Celebrities in Tyler Oil Discovery
Actor Pat O'Brien, filming Columbia's Okinawa on the USS Black, announces an oil well in Tyler, Texas, has just come in. The news links entertainment and crude venture as film production runs.
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Minstrel Comedy Theme At Rialto Theater
Nostalgic Lippert film Yea Sir Mr Bones recovers the colorful minstrel era with showboat background. The piece recalls the arrival heralded by calliope music and the great names of entertainment touring towns and cities.
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Golden Hawk film rights top two million copies
Frank Yerby novel The Golden Hawk about pirate data in the Caribbean is being filmed at Columbia with Rhonda Fleming and Sterling Hayden. Yerby, author of Plog Tide The Foxes of Harrow Pride's Castle and The Vixens, has sold two million copies in all editions.
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Beef Sales Restricted to Five Days a Week in Paragusy
Paragusy authorities announce a policy limiting public beef sales to five days per week. The measure aims to regulate supply and ensure pricing stability across markets.
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