Reissues From Twentieth Century Fox At State Theater
The State theater features two all time hits this week Under Two Flags and The Rains Came with stars Ronald Colman Claudette Colbert Rosalind Russell Vic tor McLaglen Tyrone Power Myrna Loy George Brent. Also showing the documentary Ravaged Earth by Mark L Moody and Adventure In Iraq with John Loder Ruth Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Rosalind Russell
Victor McLaglen
Tyrone Power
Myrna Loy
George Brent
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ouida
French Foreign Legion
Colman
McLaglen
Louis Bromfield
Rama Safti
Lady Esketh
Tom Ransome
Mark L. Moody
China
Iraq
John Loder
Ruth Ford
Great Gildersleeve and Roy Rogers at Rialto Three Day Bill
Great Gildersleeve with Harold Peary and Roy Rogers lead a double bill at Rialto for a three day engagement. The feature includes King of the Cowboys with Smiley Burnette and the Sons of the Pioneers, a Sabotage Ring plot, gunfire and western music. Roy Rogers as an undercover investigator is jailed in a murder inquiry as enemy agents flee with plans to blow a bridge. Also appears Gildersleeve's Bad Day with Judge Hooker and a $1000 twist. The usual Gildersleeve circle backs Margie Leroy Birdie and Peavey. Short subjects include a comedy, a cartoon, news and chapter 13 of Secret Service in Darkest Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
Sons of the Pioneers
King of the Cowboys
Rialto Theater
Roy
Gildersleeve
Judge Hooker
Harold Peary
Margie
Leroy
Birdie
Peavey
Secret Service
Africa
Films and theater rundown on Iowa showings and society notes
The page lists movie openings at the Iowa and Paramount including Women in Bondage Lassie Come Home and No Time for Love with stars Nancy Kelly Gail Patrick Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray and Roddy McDowell The North Star Under Two Flags Ravaged Earth and other features are noted along with a new play Decision by E Chodorov The column also mentions a divorce case a society co respondent and a WAC reform debate plus theater ads and nightlife notes from New York Boston and beyond
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Nancy Kelly
Germany
Gail Patrick
Iowa
Roddy McDowell
Eric Knight
Paramount
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
The
Washington Society
New York
Jack Sterling
Sis Willner
Coluum
P. Philbin
West Coast Aeronautics Exec
Miss Colbert
MacMurray
Claudette
Ilka Chase
Richard Hayden
Paul McGrath
June Havoc
Paramount Screens Lassie Come Home At The Paramount
The MGM tale Lassie Come Home with Roddy McDowall and Donald Crisp opens at the Paramount theater in technicolor. The film follows a collie across a thousand miles to reach its master with scenic Scottish and English countryside visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
MGM
Eric Knight
Roddy McDowall
Donald Crisp
Paramount Theater
Crisp
On Broadway with Walter Winchell pe Headliners
A collage of nightlife notes from midtown New York featuring Greta Garbo diners sugar in Hungarian dishes Gov Bricker and wife Talu Bankhead routines at Club 18 Poon Lim on a raft story and sightings of Turhan Bey Choo Choo Johnson Homer Capehart and Bette Davis. The item also notes a Park Avenue party blackout quip by Dorothy Parker and routine banter surrounding Sam Goldwyn and a Hollywood charity show with Earl Carpenter’s crew and a late jockey Bierman purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo
Gov. Bricker
Talu Bankhead
Club 18
Poon Lim
Turhan Bey
la Hepburn
Vienna
Choo-Choo Johnson
Violet Lynch
Homer Capehart
U. S. Senate
Indiana
Bette Davis
Mater Incognito
Delly
Park Avenue
Dorothy Parker
John Hoystadt
Goldwyn
Sam
Win the Stork and Glamour Gulch in New York Mix
A kaleidoscopic Paris of midtown whimsy and wartime banter surfaces. Soldiers abroad may vote but seditionists at home get ink. Broadway glitters with shows while backstage Winged Victory sings through a model’s gaze. In a vivid collage, people flirt with money, murals shout breakfast all day, and an underground passage at Park Avenue to photo studios earns the nickname Glamor Gulch. Street chalk dares Look Before You Leap Year as Savoia’s 60 cent scallopins tempt near Criminal Courts. A privacy-seeking circle hopes Winchell stays silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Winged Victory
Reuben
Eatean
Fifty-second Street
Park Avenue
Photog
Lexington
Savoia
Mulberry Street
Criminal Courts
Winchell
Film Story of Claudia Tops Palace Program
Claudia tops Palace program today through Wednesday with Dorothy McGuire in the title role alongside Robert Young Ina Claire. The story centers on two young people in a believable romance and includes comedy and human interest. Also showing is All By Myself with Rosemary Lane and Patric Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia
Palace Theater
Dorothy McGuire
Robert Young
Ina Claire
Rosemary Lane
Patric Knowles
Weekend Theater Schedule Oddities and Inaccuracies
The Gazette lists Saturday showtimes for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand and Marion venues with titles such as No Time for Love The North Star Claudia and Stormy Weather. Several entries show corrupted times and misprints but convey exhibitors plans across multiple theaters and film titles.
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the Gazette
Paramount
Iowa
North Star
Iraq
Claudia
Rialto
Gildersleeve
Marion
Iowa to Feature Story of Women In Today's Germany
A two film program at the Iowa theater opens with Wom en in Bondage starring Gail Patrick and Nancy Kelly as two German women plagued by persecution under the Hitler regime. The bill also includes Beautiful but Broke with Joan Davis and Jane Frazee, The North Star showing Russia's resistance near the Romanian border, and Swing Out the Blues with Bob Haymes and Lynn Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gail Patrick
Nancy Kelly
Iowa
Gail
Nancy
Bill Henry
Tara Birell
Gertrude Michael
Alan Baxter
Rita Quigley
Maria Wrixon
Felix Busch
Anne Nagel
Mary Forbes
H. B. Warner
Jane Frazee
Bobby Haymes
Judy Clark
John Hubbard
Joan
Russia
North Star
Lillian Hellman
Anne Baxter
Dana Andrews
Walter Huston
Walter Brennan
Erich von Stroheim
Ann Harding
Jane Withers
Bob Haymes
Lynn Merrick
the Vagabonds
Lady Takes a Chance Tops Marion Theater Bill
The comedy follows a girl who travels to the wild west and falls for cowboy John Wayne. Jean Arthur, a Hollywood glamour girl, stars opposite Wayne as the cowboy in The Lady Takes a Chance opening at Marion Theater today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Theater
Jean Arthur
John Wayne
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Mark Moody
Crosby
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Frankie Meadows
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Jockey Bierman
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Murrier
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