Lunts Shine In the City Of Country
New York theater feature by Jack O'Brian profiles Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. They balance cafe society status with rural farming at Genesee Depot Wisconsin, planning a fall Broadway return for O Mistress Mine after a 183 performance run and the long-running Idiot's Delight record of 300 shows. The piece notes Fontanne's famed voice and lineage, and gives background on both stars' births and early careers.
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MGM Production Chief Jay Marchant Visits His Marion Home Town
MGM unit production manager Jay C Marchant, longtime Hollywood figure, returns to Marion in route from New York after filming It Happened in Brooklyn. He recalls Marion days, early film work with Universal Columbia Paramount and MGM, and discusses The Yearling casting, Anchors Aweigh, and memories of Van Johnson Gable and Gene Kelly.
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Shaw to star as composer conductor on Browning drama
Shaw known as a film romantic figure will present Robert Browning's The Pied Piper of Hamelin on Columbia Workshop at 2 PM over CBS WMT. He wrote the adaptation, composed the score, and will conduct a 38 piece orchestra. The piece marks the west coast origin of the program.
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Radio quiz shows boom fuels gifts and fame on air
New York AP reports that audience participation shows dominate radio, with networks dedicating 52 hours weekly and about $20,000 in giveaways. Experts debate merits while producers defend the form noting audience interaction, psychology, and prize incentives drive the craze.
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