Classic Hollywood Backlots Within Fifty Miles of L A
Hollywood studios rely on familiar locales within 50 miles for location shoots. Juarequi Ranch Corriganville and Vasquez Rocks host iconic western and rugged settings. Triumfo Jungle simulates Africa while Biederbecker’s Oaks claim 2500 duels filmed. Max Hallock's Bone Yard boasts 18 graves and over a thousand on-screen burials.
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GWTW Special Showing Monday Morning at Bargain Price
Free coffee and doughnuts will accompany a special Monday morning showing of Gone With the Wind in Brunson Job. The Civil War epic runs from 8:30 to 12:30 with 60 cent adult and 25 cent child admission. Regular showings continue through Wednesday at 12:40, 4:45, and 8:50 p.m. The kiddie show is skipped Saturday morning due to length.
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CinemaScope Western The Command Heads to Brunson Theater
Warner Bros presents The Command in CinemaScope starring Guy Madison Joan Weldon and James Whitmore. Filmed on location in California this outdoor epic follows a cavalry troop led by an inexperienced medical officer amid a savage assault as he proves his worth to his men and the woman he loves.
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Sugar Lips" Shapiro
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Growth favoring musicals over drama says George Abbott
George Abbott, veteran playwright and producer, argues in Theatre Arts that today’s theatre shows more growth in musicals than in straight drama. He cites The Pajama Game and early shows Show Boat and Pal Joey as roots of integration of song and plot, noting TV and costs drive audiences to musical theatre for genuine excitement and color.
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Movie Scope Bruns Weekly Billed Lineup
Sunday to Wednesday features Gone With the Wind and The Command plus The High and the Mighty with John Wayne. Decker Drive In offers Here Come the Girls with Bob Hope and Suspicion with Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine Sunday through Wednesday.
Fragmented U S Notes On History And Weather
The text notes the United States as the first republic in the western hemisphere and mentions wireless use on an 8 train in 1912. It also states the average tornado path is about 0.30 miles long and 4,000 feet wide, and a claim that rattlesnakes do not lay eggs.
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