Ava Gardner Visits L.A. Office for Interview Surprise
Hollywood gossip piece details Ava Gardner stopping by a newspaper office for an interview. She chats with the staff about marriage plans, past husbands, and upcoming projects with Robert Mitchum and James Mason while sharing casual anecdotes and fashion notes.
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Ava
Robert Mitchum
Symphony in D Minor and Other Classic Recordings Review
Review covers Mengelberg's Amsterdam recording of D minor Symphony and Puccini arias by Jan Peerce with RCA Victor, plus Edward R. Murrow I Can Hear It Now Volume II and Jimmy Dorsey Dixie by Dorsey on Columbia. It praises Mengelberg’s dramatic performance, Peerce’s tenor, Murrow's historical broadcasts, and Dorsey’s Original Dorseyland Jazz Band with notable solos and high fidelity, recommending the Dorsey album as a milestone in American music.
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Sainte- Clothilde
Mengelberg
Edward R. Murrow
J. W. Gude
Columbia
L.P
Washington
London
Moscow
Russia
United States
Bernard Baruch
Andrei Gromyko
Vishinsky
Mrs. Roosevelt
Churchill
Fulton
George Marshall
Jan Masaryk
Yankee Stadium
Howard Hughes
Chambers-Hiss
James C. Petrillo
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Israel
Jimmy Dorsey
Dorsey
Big Dorsey
Dorseyland Jazz
Rampart St
Panama
Ray Bauduc
Crosby Bob Cats
Jimmy
Frank Maynes
Cutty Catshall
Star of Stars
Little Gate
Charlie Teagarden
Charlie
Helen Kane Boop-Boop-a-Dooping Again in Hollywood
Erskine Johnson reports Helen Kane the Bronx singer known for Boop-Boop-a-Doop is back in MGM musical Three Little Words with Debbie Reynolds portraying Kane. Kane rose to fame 1928 with hits like I Wanna Be Loved by You and inspired Betty Boop.
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Ray McKinley
McKinley
Vern Finley
Hollywood
Helen Kane
Ollywood
NEA
Helen
Kane
Bronx
MGM
al Jolson
Dad
Broadway
Oregon
New York
Debbie Reynolds
England
Marx Brothers
Paramount Theater
America
Betty Boop
Dan Healy
Healy’s Grill
Treacher Fights Typecasting From Butler to Broadway
Arthur Treacher, Hollywood’s famed English gentleman, longs to escape butler parts. He fled to New York to star as Britannus in Caesar and Cleopatra on Broadway, seeking prestige over peanuts. The gainful run could extend through June as he reveals his struggle with typecasting and career ambitions.
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INS
Arthur Treacher
Treacher
Mr. Treacher
Hollywood
Broadway
Sir Cecil Hardwicke
George Bernard Shaw
Britannus
Caesar
Prestige
Peanuts
Butlers
United States
England
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