Pictures of Japan Defeat for Tokyo Pictures
Hollywood reports a motion picture showing Jap defeats in the South Pacific to be released in Tokyo prints. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz was shown the film, highlighting a wartime graphic sequence intended for Tokyo audiences.
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The Fighting Lady film planned for South Pacific drops
Twentieth Century Fox and the US Navy produced the Technicolor documentary The Fighting Lady. The film includes The Marianas Turkey Shoot in which US pilots downed 369 Japanese planes. Twelve prints were requested to be shipped to the South Pacific for parachute delivery to the Japanese homeland via B 29 bombers.
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Hollywood Stars Shimmy Through Stage and Screen News
Barbara Stanwyck signs to play in The Searching Wind from Lillian Hellman in Hal Wallis film plans. Donald Cook seeks release from Universal after Claudia. Sophie Tucker returns to Hollywood to portray herself in Night and Day and sing Some of These Days. Amsey McDonald signs with Warner Bros for When Old New York Was Young. Robert Leonard unable to finish Week End at the Waldorf. Walter Pidgeon directs a rain scene in one take without the overcoat.
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Gen Silvester Demotion Story Near Venlo prompts division shakeup
Gen Silvester, now back to colonel, is removed from command of the Seventh armored division after its losses near Venlo last November. Brig. Gen. Hasbrouck takes over, with Bruce Clarke to command the combat team. The unit later fought near St Vith and Hasbrouck earns the Silver Star.
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Evening theater schedule features midweek film lineups
Paramount presents Lost in a Harem with showings at 1 35, 3 39, 5 43, 7 47 and 9 51 alongside shorts at 1 04 3 04 5 08 and 7 12. IOWA screens Hollywood Canteen with 1 35 4 15 7 9 40 and shorts 1 15 3 35 6 20 9. STATE shows Nothing but the Truth at 1 00 4 05 7 10 10 15 and The Great Man's Lady at 2 35 5 40 8 45. Palace screens Mr Skeffington 1 25 5 24 9 23 and Marine Raiders 3 30 7 29. Rialto offers She's a Soldier Too 1 20 4 10 7 9 50 and So's Your Uncle 3 05 5 55 8 45. Times at Times include Underground Guerrillas 1 15 3 50 6 20 8 55 and Hi Ya Sailor 2 40 5 10 7 45 10 20. Ion lists The Merry Mona Hans 7 9 46 and Blockbusters 8 46.
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