Step Lively at the Iowa theater with Sinatra and Murphy
This week at the Iowa theater features Step Lively a musical comedy with Frank The Voice Sinatra George Murphy Gloria De Haven and Walter Slezak plus co feature A Night of Adventure. Days Of Glory Seven Days Ashore and other acts with Wally Brown Alan Carney and Gordon Oli ver round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Sinatra
George Murphy
Gloria de Haven
Walter Slezak
Adolphe Menjou
Wally Brown
Alan Carney
Iowa
Frig
Murphy
Miss de Haven
Slezak
Lifeboat
Menjou
Tom Conway
Audrey Long
Marcy McGuire
Dooley Wilson
Gordon Oliver
Elaine Shepard
Frank Sinatra
Allan Carney
Step Lively
Gaslight stars Bergman Cotten and Boyer at Paramount
MGM presents Gaslight with Ingrid Bergman Joseph Cotten and Charles Boyer as leads. Supporting cast includes Dame May Whitty Barbara Everest Heather Thatcher Tom Stevenson Halliwell Hobbes. The thriller opens at Paramount Friday with Cukor directing and a London murder mystery central to the plot.
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MGM
Paramount Theater
Charles Boyer
Ingrid Bergman
Joseph Cotten
May Whitty
Barbara Everest
Heather Thatcher
Tom Stevenson
Halliwell Hobbes
Miss Bergman
Boyer
London
Joseph Collen
Scotland Yard
George Cukor
Ingrzt Bergman
Paramount
Thousands Cheer tops new Palace program this week
Thousands Cheer a technicolor production brings grand scale entertainment to the Palace theater today through Wednesday. The show mixes hot swing numbers like I Dug a Ditch with Shostakovich United Nations Hymn as music fills the program, except for its opening and closings.
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Palace Theater
Shostakovitch
United Nations
Lady in the Dark at Marion Theater
The film version of Moss Hart and Kurt Weill’s Lady in the Dark, starring Ginger Rogers with Ray Milland and Warner Baxter, opens at the Marion Theater today and Monday. The Technicolor production follows editor Liza Elliott as she confronts dream interpretations with her psychiatrist and includes a Tarawa Marines documentary.
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Moss Hart
Broadway
Ginger Rogers
Marion Theater
Ray Milland
Warner Baxter
Jon Hall
Kurt Weill
Ginger
Liza Elliott
Liza
Milland
Tarawa
Sunday Cinema Schedules Across Theaters
The Gazette lists Paramount Days of Glory State Palace Rialto Times Marion and other titles with showings for Sunday. Feature times include Dr Wassell Tunisian Victory Thousands Cheer Silver Spurs The Iron Major All by Myself Lady in the Dark and related short subjects with multiple daily starts and tag-on shorts.
Salvage Successful After Torpedo Damages Oil Drum Carrier
A cargo ship named Robert F. Hoke stayed afloat after a torpedo opened two holds in the Arabian Sea. Crew and salvage teams carried out effective operations to secure the vessel and recover the damaged cargo of empty oil drums.
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Robert F. Hoke
Arabian Sea
Tam pico at State shows Edward G Robinson in wartime intrigue
Edward G Robinson Lynn Bari and Victor McLaglen star in Tam pico a Tampico set tale of international intrigue wheelings and double crossroads with a tanker rescue and immigrant tension Kathie Hall played by Bari is at risk of internment as suspicion and betrayal swirl around her The program includes Ladies of Washington Four Jills in a Jeep Tunisian Victory Silver Spurs and The Great Alaskan Mystery short subjects and a serial chapter five
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Twentieth Century-Fox
State Theater
Edward G. Robinson
Lynn Bari
Victor McLaglen
Calhoun
Miss Bari
Kathie Hall
Tampico
Kathie
Washington
Four Jills
Kay Francis
Carole Landis
Martha Raye
Mitzi Mayfair
Jimmy Dorsey
John Harvey
Phil Silvers
Dick Haymes
Alice Faye
Betty Grabie
Carmen Miranda
George Jessen
Africa
Fellows
Anne Gwynne
Martha O'Driscoll
Story of Texas Aggie at Rialto Shows Today Through Tuesday
New Rialto engagement pairs two features: the campus war saga We've Never Been Licked honoring Texas A and M fighting men and the western action Silver Spurs with Roy Rogers and Smiley Burnette. Richard Quine and Noah Beery Jr. portray Texas A and M classmates whose friendship endures through misunderstandings.
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Battle Deck
Richard Quinn
Noah Beery, Jr
Anne Gwynne
Martha O'Driscoll
William Frawiey
Rialto Theater
Texas Aggies
Silver Spurs
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
Richard Quine
Texas A
RKO Gains Control of Singer Theaters Nationwide
Radio-Keith-Orpheum took over Mort theaters to assume control of Singer Theaters, with Cedar Rapids Iowa named among the sixteen houses in the Singer circuit. Mort H Singer died recently. John Redmond becomes a division manager for RKO and will stay in charge of the Singer houses with no Iowa personnel reassigned.
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Radio - Keith - Orpheum
Mort Theaters
New York
Iowa Theater
Cedar Rapids
Singer Group
Singer
Mort H. Singer
John Redmond
Singer Theaters
RKO
Singer Houses
Iowa
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Cupid
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Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Red Skelton
Eleanor Powell
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Kay Kyser
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Benny Carter
Miss Grayson
Gene Kelly
John Boles
Mary Astor
Tamara Toumanova
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Rennie McEvoy
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Stanley Ridges
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Gary Cooper
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Kelly Mary Astor
Wackey
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Reanor Powe
Ann Sotherm
Muasic Corporation of America
Ray Pearl
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