This Love of Ours Opens at State With Korvin Star
The State theater opens This Love of Ours led by Charles Korvin with Merle Oberon and Claude Rains. The cast includes Carl Esmond and Jessica Barker, and the film follows a Paris actress and her doctor husband over a decade plus a daughter’s belief her mother is dead. Co feature is The Crimson Canary.
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Charles Korvin
Arsene Lupin
Merle Oberon
Claude Rains
Luigi Piran
Paris
Carl Esmond
Sue England
Jess Barker
Harry Davenport
Crimson Canary
Noah Beery, Jr
Lois Collier
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Hollywood
Bud
Lou Barbers
Dee
Paramount Getting Ger tie's Garter Show Times
The schedule lists Paramount feature Getting Ger tie's Garter with showings at 1 10, 4 05, 7 05 and 10. Mexicana at 2 35 5 30 and 8 30. Other theatres Iowa State Palace Rialto present titles and screening times including Abbott and Costello in Hollywood and Here Come the Co.
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Deanna Durbin
Robert Paige
Jerome Kern
the Palace
Rialto
Berlin
Faye Emerson
Helmut Dantine
Raymond Massey
Andrea King
Peter Lorre
Robert Walker
Judy Garland
Don Juan Quilligan
William Bendix
George Abbott
Grsuodsez
Paramount
Gertie’s
Mexicana
Iowa
Julia Ross
Abbott and Costello
Hollywood
Hidden Eye
Palace
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Hotel Berlin and Barbary Coast Gent Screenings Note Time Slides
Listings show multiple film titles with time stamps across venues including Hotel Berlin Strand and MARION. Notable entries include The Clock and Meet Miss Bobby Socks with showings in late afternoon and evening slots.
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Strand
Barbary Coast Gent
Bobby Socks
Wallace Beery
John Carradine
Louis Jordan
Child Actor Darryl Hickman Stars in Classic Films
Darryl Hickman, seen as the young Van Heflin in The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, is a veteran at fourteen. He began his film career in Bing Crosby’s The Star-maker at age six.
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Darryl Hickman
van Heflin
Martha Ivers
Bing Crosby
Nostalgia and whispers swirl around Broadway society
Broadways gossip columns recount flirtations and rumors about Seph Tucker Hall of Fame nods, Duke of Windsor residence plans in Oyster Bay, and a rent free Woolworths house. They note Nancy Van Vleck painting H Smith, possible marriage, and politics swirling around Lindbergh cabinet chances, a $550000 Todd settlement, a virulent school illness spike, and Broadway satire on The Avenue of the Americas.
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Duke OF Windsors
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Woolworths
Nancy van Vleck
H. Smith
C. Lindbergh
Air
Washingtongue-waggers
M. Todd
Todd
Newbold Morris
New York
Eric Johnston
William Tabbert
Broadway
Play with Tunes in Broadway History Credits
Henry Tobias authored a thrilling show business history note on a Broadway era musical. The credit line highlights Tobias as the author of a notable entertainment piece.
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Henry Tobias Auth
Valley Best Picture 1945 In Gallup Poll
The Valley of Decision was named the favorite picture by theatergoers in a Photoplay poll announced Saturday. Other top ten included Anchors Aweigh and Meet Me in St. Louis with stars Ingrid Bergman Bette Davis Judy Garland Greer Garson Betty Grable and actors Humphrey Bogart Bing Crosby Cary Grant Bob Hope Spencer Tracy.
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Photoplay Magazine
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National Velvet
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Bette Davis
Judy Garland
Greer Garson
Betty Grable
Humphrey Bogart
Bing Crosby
Cary Grant
Bob Hope
Spencer Tracy
Spellbound at Paramount with Bergman and Peck
Paramount to show Spellbound starting Friday January 25 announced by Manager Harry Moore. Ingrid Bergman stars as a doctor using psychoanalysis to help clear Gregory Peck of murder suspicion in a Hitchcock thriller product of David O. Selznick.
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Ingrid Bergman
Gregory Peck
Miss Bergman
Peck
Muror
David O. Selznick
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Hollywood
Fans Rally Behind John Lund With New Clubs
Two fan clubs have formed in New York to honor John Lund, Paramount’s rising stage star who will make his film debut opposite Olivia de Havilland in To Each His Own. The clubs establish headquarters in New York as Lund awaits screen debut.
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John Lund
Paramount
New York
Lund
Olivia de Havilland
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