Disney Ride Lives in Make Belief World
Ted Sebern, a Cedar Rapids native now an assistant director at Walt Disney Studios, discusses his Hollywood career from set designer to animation supervisor. He notes Disney’s wartime output, the studio’s vast scale, and his work on films like Pinocchio Dumbo Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros while detailing creative processes and Disney’s hands on leadership.
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Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
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Dumbo
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Universal
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Coe College
Marshall Bidwell
Iowa
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Richard Carlson
Eric Rolf
Arthur Peterson
Deanna Durbin
Alexander de Seversky
der Fuehrer
Fea
Aurora “Miranda
Carmen
Pancho Villa
Walt
Burbank
Contentment and Lighter Moments From Army Life
A snippet montage of military life includes quips about rank inflation and the search for contentment, jokes about GI misadventures, and light ballroom banter. Readers encounter panel-style humor from The Drum and The Communique plus cartoons and captions from Fort Niagara and Camp Livingston, reflecting wartime morale.
Paramount Features at the Modern Theaters
Universal presents Fired Wife with Robert Paige Louis Allbritton and Diana Larrymore and Walter Abel as a love triangle comedy. Paramount plays include Lady in the Dark with Ginger Rogers and Ray Mil land in the lead while Mischa Auer leads the supporting cast.
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Robert Paige
Louis Allbritton
Diana Larrymore
Walter Abel
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
Mischa Auer
Tomorrow Star Dickie Tyler Heads Provocative Play
Dickie Tyler 12 years old stars in Tomorrow the World a provocative Broadway hit touring Cedar Rapids May 15. He plays a pint sized German boy in a Nazi role alongside Paul McGrath Edith Atwater and Joan Shepard with Time magazine calling the play one of Broadway’s most provocative yet light and comedic. Tickets remain available at the theater box office or by mail.
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Young Macduff
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Gertrude Lawrence
Edith Atwater
Ruth Gordon
Miss Lawrence
Ee Woollicott
Joan Shepard
Iown
Cedar Rounds
Detroit
KXEL
Joel Kupperman
Whiz
Ruthie Duskin
Claude Brenner
Betty Swanson
Danver Paul Draper
Broadway quirks and legends from a Walter Winchell tour
A quirky tour of New York City lore from the Winchell column describes Staten Island farms, pricey Nassau Street, coffee roasting on Front Street, a lighthouse at Fort Washington Point, and bizarre details from the city’s streets. It mentions skeleton thefts near a 10th Street cemetery, renamed avenues, and oddities such as Hang Far Low and a cliff-carved 190th Street station.
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Bowery
Exchange
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Zoo
Fire College
West Fourth Street
West Eleventh Street
Pete
East Eighteenth Street
Henry
State Theatre Presents Jack London and Memphis Belle On Screen
The State shows the romantic adventure Jack London with Michael O'Shea and Susan Hayward and the wartime Technicolor tale Memphis Belle about the air war. Also features Rhino and Quiz Kid Joel Kup perman, with a Find the Blackmailer murder mystery as the co feature and a cast including Helen Vinson Arthur Treacher Patric Knowles J Edward Bromberg Minna Gombelle and more.
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Rhino
Joel Kupperman
Joel
Helen Vinson
Helen Broderick
Arthur Treacher
Patric Knowles
J. Edward Bromberg
Ernest Truex
Minna Gombeill
Samuel S. Hinds
Irving Bacon
Inez James
Sidney Miller
Grace Shannon
Bill Crago
Charles Tobias
Lew Brown
Ray Henderson
Jack London
Michael O'Shea
Susan Hayward
Memphis
Notable Radio Hall of Fame guest roster tops today's programs
A star studded lineup led by Tucker and Paul Muni headlines the Radio Hall of Fame show airing 5 to 6 pm on Blue network. Tom Howard George Shelton and others join plus music by Paul Whiteman orchestra. Also notes a 10:05 am CBS WMT program with Lt Sigvart Steen directing The Bluejacket Choir.
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Paul Muni
I ‘E
Radio A7
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Wood
Tom Howard
George Shelton
Richard Haydn
Robert Crum
Paul Whiteman
Deems Taylor
Hialmer Hanson
Great Lakes
Sigvart Steen
Blueijacket
Danny O'Neil
CBS
WMT
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1944 War Era
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Fragmented Radio Schedule Snippets in 12 Part Time Blocks
OCR fragments show a dense day of broadcasts with multiple hosts and programs across 12 time slots. Mentions include AXEL R Gross, Shellie WaT com, Mus. Roundur News, WHO News, WGN Organ, and Pirates. Schedule pieces mix news and entertainment in tight intervals.
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Axel R. Gross
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