Broadway in Pearl Harbor Week Sunday Preview
Broadway thrived with 26 shows in operation as of Sunday December 7 1941 with many to open next week. Stars like Ethel Barrymore Diana Karloff and Danny Kaye shone alongside hits such as Life With Father and Lady in the Dark. The mood shifted when a radio report announced Pearl Harbor ending the day.
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New York
Broadway
Boris Karloff
Ethel Barrymore
Diana
Victor Mature
Ethel Merman
Cole Porter
George Jessel
Sophie Tucker
Gertrude Lawrence
Discovery
Danny Kaye
Times Square
Angel Street
Vincent Price
Judith Evelyn
Karloff
Father
Howard
Lillian Hellman
Critics Circle
Uta Hagen
Alfred Drake
Hawaii
Serenity
Christian Art as Doctrinal Tool and Visual Accent
The excerpt discusses Gertrude Grace Sills on Christian art’s didactic purpose to teach faith via precise, literal images. It notes art's historic reach to illiterate audiences and contrasts it with modern viewers who may seek only aesthetic beauty, citing the Cloisters crucifixion and the Master of Avignon’s Deposition as examples.
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Gertrude Grace Sills
Avignon
Louvre
The Longest Yard to Rooster Cogburn in Local Showings
A crowded theater guide lists SACO Portland and Sanford cinema programs with titles such as The Longest Yard The Human Factor Monty Python and The Holy Grail and Rooster Cogburn. It also previews A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art describing how symbols like the apple and fountain convey sacred meaning across eras.
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Portland
Paris
Garden of Eden
Sonny and Cher reunite for new CBS variety series
Los Angeles AP Sonny Bono and Cher, divorced last June, announce a new television variety show to replace Cher's solo series on CBS in February. The pair promise their banter will anchor the program while denying any reconciliation.
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Los Angeles
Sonny
Cher
CBS
Sonny Bono
Sekaty
Gregg Allman
TV schedule snapshot with classic era lineups
A dense listing of programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC. It includes nightly prime time shows soap opera Rhoda detective Iron Side and Captain Cousteau specials, movies like Suspicion and How to Steal a Million plus sports notes and late news.
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W News
NBC Nightly News
Hogan's Heroes
Cartoon
CBS Evening News
NBC News
ABC Evening News
Partridge Family
CBS News
F.B.I
Sleeping Beauty 2
World Press
Ironside
Ann
Secretary
Don Adams
Dick van Dyke
Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
Maurice Nadjari
Phyllis Phyllis Lindstrom
Sergeant Bilko
Peter O'Toole
Audrey Hepburn
Denver Broncos
Oakland Raiders
Elvis Presley
Shelley Fabares
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Dorothy McGuire
Donald Cook
Noel Coward
Clifton Webb
Peggy Wood
Mildred Natwick
Eileen
Helen Hayes
Grace George
C. Aubrey Smith
Maurice Evans
Judith Anderson
Paul Lukas
Theater Guide
Saco Saco Cinema
Sanford Cinema I
Gabriel
Mary
Christ
K. OF C
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Brook OF Portland
Motor Inn
Great Conn
Wurlitzer Organs
Dick Delaney
the Music People
Tri City Plaza
New Hampshire
Berrarekrl
Allman
Macon
Sara Aee
Marilyn
Smithwheel Rd
Lennox
Haley
Metal Shop
Elm ST
Invisible Man
Jacques Cousteau
Isabela
Captain Cousteau
Mexico
Rhoda
Axelford
Angel
S.S. Lusitania
Cunard
Dragons
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Kansas
Adolph Hitler
Maude Lowell Thomas
Ibara Toothpick
Ballyhoo
Gloria Swanson
Gannon
Cornell Wilde
Mel Ferrer
ABC
Imc
Glen Campbell
the Smothers Brothers
Connie Stevens
Bobby Gentry
Lonnie Schorr
Brooke Bundy
Kevin Coughlin
Perry Mason
Network
Bill Bixby
Dairy Queen
U.S. Pat
Am. D.Q. Corp
Steve White
TV Data Inc
Danskin
the Dancing Doll
Main St
Rochambeau Club
Dahomi” Ee
Smorgasbord
Frontier
Ted Charles
Booking Agency
Boston
Paul & Ray
Caterers
Ray Berthiaume
Richard Dumais
Ruth Travers
Philip Stebbins
Biddeford Athletic Association
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