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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1943

Page

5

On Broadway with Walter Winchell and War Talk

A列 column notes Walter Winchell style chatter on war talk and radio personalities. It references Speaker Sam Rayburn and politics, remarks on enemy aliens and praise for Lowell Thomas, plus jokes about Frank Sinatra and Noel Coward amid wartime sentiment and public opinion.

Sam Rayburn Congress Perhapsburgs Timemag Percy Jones Battle Creek Mich Frederick Kempster St. Mark’s Church Pittsburgh Judas Iscariot

Most Cooperative Title To Ann Sheridan and Bob Hope

Hollywood’s Hollywood Women’s Press club awarded titles for press friendliness. Ann Sheridan and Bob Hope were named the most cooperative stars, while Errol Flynn and Joan Fontaine topped the list of most uncooperative film personalities. Lucille Ball narrowly trailed Sheridan as cooperative actress with Carel Landis close behind. Humphrey Bogart led male cooperativeness with George Murphy nearby. Ginger Rogers a distant second to Fontaine, and Greer Garson third. Boyer and Bing Crosby followed Flynn as uncooperative male contenders.

Hollywood Ann Sheridan Bob Hope Errol Flynn Joan Fontaine Hollywood Women’s Press Club Lucille Ball Miss Sheridan Carel Landis Humphrey Bogart Hope George Murphy Ginger Rogers Miss Fontaine Greer Garson Charles Boyer Bing Crosby Flynn

Notable Conflicts and Gossip Note From The Era

A collection of sharp opinions on wartime journalism politics and foreign affairs includes criticism of editors and praise for King Carol while noting Japan's inquiries into mistreatment of U S camps. Also referenced is Alf Landon denying organized campaigns and a gossip snippet about a composer and a famed maestro.

Washington Carol Japan U. S Switzerland Alf Landon Gwan N. Y. Times

Service Menus for Christmas Dinner

Washington reports army and navy Christmas menus for service members at home and abroad. Army courses include cream of celery soup and roast turkey with sage dressing, cranberry sauce, vegetables, fruit, nuts and coffee, with 10,000,000 pounds of frozen turkey sent overseas. Navy meals feature tomato soup, roast turkey, Virginia ham, multiple sides, desserts, ice cream sundae, cigars or cigarettes, and coffee.

Washington Army Navy Virginia

Tanker Production Speeds Up Under U S Reversal

In Sausalito California Deputy National Petroleum Administrator Ralph K Davies announced the tanker SS Mission Santa Ynez launch as proof the United States is now building oil tankers ten times faster than the enemy can sink them. He recalled a year ago when tankers were sunk ten times faster than built.

Sausalito Calif United States Ralph K. Davies National Petroleum Administrator Mission Santa Ynez Davies

Stanwyck Signs Exclusive Warner Contract

Louella Parsons reports Barbara Stanwyck signs an exclusive Warner contract after years as a freelancer. The piece notes her Warner debut and recent roles, while mentioning Olivia de Havilland’s stance and Warners’ strategy to bolster its female star roster. It also covers John Carradine’s move to Universal and Douglas’s writing progress on The Big Fisherman and The Robe negotiations.

Warner Warner Studio George Brent Olivia de Havilland Warners INS Barbara Stanwyck He Douglas Simon Peter Douglas Frank Ross Ross

Theater Schedule Bulletin for Monday

Paramount presents Sweet Rosie O Grady with short subjects at 1 50 3 55 6 00 8 00 10 05. Iowa shows Oklahoma at 12 30 3 35 6 45 10 and Here Comes El mer at 2 10 5 20 8 30. State screens Paris After Dark at 1 10 4 11 7 12 10 13 and Tornado at 2 50 5 51 8 52. Palace offers Presenting Lily Mars at 2 35 6 00 9 20 and Submarine Alert at 1 30 4 50 8 15. Rialto runs The Gorilla Man at 2 00 5 28 8 56 and The Next of Kin at 3 04 6 32 10 00. Times features First Courage at 1 15 4 19 7 16 10 20 and Jitterbugs at 2 55 5 52 8 56. Strand shows The Maltese Falcon at 6 30 9 45 and Tuxedo Junction at 8 10. Marion presents DuBarry Was a Lady at 7 00 9 44 and Taxi Mister at 8 58.

Paramount Sweet Rosie O’grady Paris Palace Rialto Strand Marion — “DuBarry

25 Percent Wool Blankets Offer Warmth And Value

Advertises 25 percent wool blankets including double blankets with extra wool for warmth. Mentions plaids and price of $6.95 from Tre Cannon.

Tre Cannon

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