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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1945

Page

3

Wayne's Riding High in Hollywoods West

John Wayne remains a rising star with eight years left on Republic and four on RKO contracts. The 30s born actor, who once rode a horse for stardom, now dominates varied roles from war films to light westerns, proving his versatility beyond the classic gunfighter image.

Hollywood John Wayne Republic Rko-Radio Wayne Jean Arthur Hoot Gibson Motion Marion Michael Morrison Winterset California Lancaster Young Morrison University of Southern California John Ford U. S.C Twentieth Century-Fox Raoul Walsh Ford Walsh Morrison

Hollywood gossip roundup from Clark Gable to war bonds

In Hollywood Lights, Sound of the Town, Clark Gable eyes a return to England after This Strange Ad venture and Bogart and Bacall dodge reporters and a studio rib. The piece notes Deon DeFore at UCLA, John Farrow in San Francisco, Pam Britton’s engagement, and other star mentions along with war bond promos and a posthumous Silver Star award for Sgt. Orford Gage.

Sgt Orford Gage RKO Philippines Gage

Bad Words and the Power of Language in Dramatic History

A discussion of how strong language might alter famous historical quotes in stage and screen works. The piece ponders if expletives could improve scenes such as the Battle of Bunker Hill and notes memorable lines from Jones, Sherman, Persy, and Cromwell. It concludes with a Bastogne anecdote where an Irish soldier says "Nuts!" in a defining moment.

Bunker Hill Jones Sherman Persy Cromwell Bastogne

The Spy Suspect and A Star’s Lost Fortunes

FBI detains Winchellby as a spy while a group of theatrical figures debate a famed charitable woman star who entrusted funds to a relative. He dies and the star discovers her finances are in disorder as colleagues remark on her wisdom and a critic quips about counting laundry over money.

Helen Walker Fred MacMurray

Director Sees Threat in Gangster Films

Hollywood director Frank Borzage warns in a letter to the MPAA that a new cycle of gangster movies could mislead foreigners and civilian morale. He urges voluntary industry censorship, arguing cinema must reflect responsibility shown in wartime productions like Wilson, Going My Way, and Song of Bernadette.

Hollywood Frank Borzage Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association Borzage Department of Justice Wilson

Bond Premiere Seats Still Available at Paramount Theater

Seats remain for the bond premiere on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Paramount theater with free admission and tickets issued at Cedar Rapids theaters upon purchase of war bonds. The film The Clock stars Judy Garland and Robert Walker with Keenan Wynn and James Gleason in supporting roles. Tickets may be obtained by buying a bond at the Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto or Times theaters.

Paramount Theater Cedar Rapids Judy Garland Robert Robert “Private Hargrove

Radio stars on Frances Langford Show and others

NADINE SUBOTNIK lists guest stars across NBC WHO and CBS stations for today. Frances Langford hosts with Jack Carson, Spike Jones, and Frances McCann among many performers from Birmingham General Hospital to Washington and New York concerts.

Jack Carson Frances Langford Creen NBC WHO Birmingham General Hospital van Nuys Calif Frances Tony Romano Spike Jones City Slickers Frances McCann Nelson Eddy CBS WMT Curt Massey Andrews Sisters ABC KXEL Dave Street Tommy Dorsey WMAG

Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights From 1945

A detailed Sunday timetable lists hour by hour programs across stations WMT WGN WHO KXEL EXEL and others for June 24 1945. Notable items include News Lunch Serenade Silver Theater Blondie Crime Doctor and Tommy Dorsey with Jerry Wayne.

WMT Leries WGN KXEL John Thomas N. Y. Symphony Andrews Sisters NBC Symphony William Shirer Silver Theater Ener Paul Whiteman Hugh Herbert Frances Langford Dorsey and Co Jerry Wayne Walter Winchell James Melton Phil Baker Charmee Earl Wilson Helen Hayes Parky CBS Avon Helen Trent Edith Webber Wee News Gal

Morning Radio Schedule Is Aired Wordwide

A 1945 June 25 listing shows a dense radio timetable across stations WGN WMT KXEL EXEL and WGN. It lists program titles hosts and times such as Joyce Jordan Amanda Fred Waering Jane Perry Mason Kate Smith and Stella Dallas among others across morning and afternoon slots with a mix of music drama and news segments.

WMT Amanda Fred Waering WGN KXEL T. Breneman E. Maxwell WMT Horizons Herlihy Jenny David Harum Ted Malone

Audreys rise from radio to MGM stardom noted

The article recalls Audrey Trotter nearly bombing a radio line with a misstatement before a talent scout saw her and sent her to Hollywood. She became a blonde screen siren, leading roles in upcoming MGM pictures, with prior stage work in Joliet and Chicago and four years of radio acting.

Audrey MGM Main Street Robert Walker June Allyson Hollywood Leo the Lion Carole Lombard Joliet, Ill Summer Stock Ian Keith Chicago

Radio Head Sees TV Boon for Hollywood In Postwar Era

NBC executive Frank E. Mullen forecast television will spur Hollywood growth after World War II. He said TV will serve major cities soon, not empty movie houses but push better films and become a strong customer of the industry. He noted some shows will be video films from Hollywood and education will rise.

Denver INS Hollywood Frank E. Mullen National Broadcasting Company Mullen NBC

Garry Moore Eyes Movie Breaks In Hollywood Mix

NEA reports Garry Moore, the jokey radio partner of Jimmy Durante, may star in films after a two month USO tour. Producer David O Selznick has been evaluating scripts for him, following a brief failed film try in Brewster's Millions and a standout radio career with witty routines and comic stunts.

Hollywood Garry Moore David O. Selznick Garry Alcatraz Selznick Jimmy Durante

Cedar Rapids Men In Pacific to Be Heard Over WOW

Four Cedar Rapids area men will be interviewed by Ray Clark on WOW Omaha 590 kilocycles from a Pacific location this week. On Monday at 12 45 p m Pfc James L Davin and Pfc Craig Webb and Pvt Raymond M Meyers will be featured. Their spouses live in Cedar Rapids addresses listed. On Tuesday at 12 45 p m Sgt Fred J Hess of Clutier will be interviewed.

Cedar Rapids Ray Clark Wow Omaha Pacific Clark James L. Davin Fifth Avenue SE Craig Webb F. H. Webb H Avenue NW Raymond M. Meyers Fourteenth Avenue SE

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eddie Bracken Eileen Young Betty Cornell Jeanne Conrad Pam Leslie Stasia Linder Helen Mueller Vicki Maulsby Story of Bataan Iowa Clark Gable England Lauren Bacall Humphrey Bogart Bogey Mrs. Carrolls Lauren Mark Hellinger Deon DeFore Hal Wallis Discovery Paramount Erroll Nora Eddington Flynn John Farrow San Francisco Johnny London Bill Powell Bill, Jr Quantico Gail Patrick Birmingham Vicki Lane Tom Neal Pat Stengle Eddie Hall Beverly Tropics Pamela Britton Arthur Steel Casablanca North Hollywood Dick Haymes Bill Burton Lois Andrews Mike Todd Edmund Goulding Virginia Weicher Xavier Cugat Anne Marsh Dick Powell Carmen Cavallaro Ciro’s Lana Turner Turhan Bey Janet Michaels George Brent Basil Rathbones Linda Darnell Winchell FBI Rosalind Shaffer America Welty Cross Bob Cross Orch Margie Fields Radio Nadine Subotnik University of Chicago Roundtable Washington Leo Hill Allis- Chalmers Corporation War Labor Board Clinton Golden United Steel Workers Union War Manpower Commission Frederick Harbison University of Chicago George Szell New York Philharmonic Symphony Mozart Brahms Mutual Edmund Stevens Russia Richard Lauterbach Moscow Time and Life Louis Fischer David Dallin David McNicoll Bullards Marjorie Harold Peary Gildy Louise Erickson Eileen Farrell Earl Wrightson Jack Smith Hilton Rettenberg Conrad Nagel Earl Wilde Paul White‘man Wayne King Cornsilk King Paulette Goodard Tommy Dorsey and Company Cass Daley KXES Ida Lupino Phil Spitalny Nation Dick Brown Victory Bus WMAQ Kaye MBS WBBM WENR WGN News Christian Hr. Kxel Mus Unity WHO World News Eagle WMT Prophecy Iowa Speaks WGN Gan West Sween Crusaders Sauve Rae Ar D.m. Wit Stradivart Rob Bennett Kxel Lutheran Waz Ree News Co Thomas Wen Gossts WMT Philharmonic Who World Parade Ann WGN Your America Andrews Trio Family Hour Symphony Father Brown Mary Smal Nick Carter Co. Greenwood Wm. Shirer Joyce Jordan Kate Smith Negandy Jane Exel Yene Perry Mason M. Downey WGN Melodies Exel Voital van Ie Sorte Zelda Schiiere Wee Guiding Light J. Kennedy Rosema WEO Jane Cow Hi Neighbor E. Winters Queen France Tim the Youngs Ida Allen Stella Dallas Exel du Mond L. Parson Star Theater Earl Foster United WWN Dick Baker WGN Vic WGN Rangers WGN Farm G. Olsen Marke WGN Ohn Anthony XE Ava Johnson Dr. Malone Lorenzo Jon E .Y Tanley Dixon Terry Pirates J. Carroll Aise Betaer Armstrong World Today Jack Kirkwood Beael Hedna Wee World News Axel Melodies WGN Sizin Lum Abner Burns & Allen Broad WMT Radio Theater WMT Screen Guild Percy Faith McNally Tokyo WGN B Drummond Grant Gross Lewis Exael le G. Santen Baltimore Navy Angel Templeman CBS Today Harold Templeman Red Cross Franklin High School Corregidor NEA Audrey Trotter Blank Eileen Comic Br Erskine Johnson Mischa Auer Durante Fred Allen Parsley Allen Western Union Silver Leaf Lee's First Ave N.E Tony and Gladys Michalek Bovey Wal Sulfa Atabrine Pharmacy Theatre
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