I Take This Woman at Paramount features Tracy and Lamarr
Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamarr star in I Take This Woman a New York society romance at Paramount directed by W S Van Dyke. The program includes Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra short features and a Jamaica Inn rail. Jamaica Inn stars Charles Laughton Maureen O Hara and others in a 18th century wreckers tale at Paramount. Young As You Feel with the Jones family serves as the companion feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spencer Tracy
Hedy Lamarr
Paramount Theater
W. S van Dyke
Verree Teasdale
Kent Taylor
Laraine Day
Paul Cavanagh
Reed Hadley
Jimmy Dorsey
Sportlight
Paramount News
Charles Laughtons
Jamaica Inn
Paramount
Cornwall
Laughton
Squire
Wrecker
Maureen O'Hara
Leslie Banks
Robert Newton
Emlyn Williams
Sir Humphrey Pengallan
Daphne du Maurier
Jones Family
Jed Prouty
Spring Byington
Joan Valerme
Dr Ehrlich film heads Iowa theater program Friday
The Story of Dr Ehrlichs Magic Bullet with Edward G Robinson and Ruth Gordon opens Friday at the Iowa theater. Critics hail it as a vivid biographical drama of the scientist who co developed tubercle staining immunization theory and syphilis treatment. Also shown are Little Orvie and Outside the 3 Mile Limit with The Vatican of Pius XII in March of Time, plus Vigil in the Night and The Marines Fly High at Current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pasteur
Dr. Ehrlich
Iowa
Edward G. Robinson
Ruth Gordon
Warner Brothers
Ehrlich
Robert Koch
Emil von Behring
Otto Kruger
Donald Crisp
Maria Ouspenskaya
Booth Tarkington
Jack Solt
Higgins Family
Vatican
Pius Iiii
Pope Pius XII
Carole Lombard
Brian Aherne
Anne Shirley
Richard Dix
Chester Morris
Lucille Ball
Scarlett O Hara Rhett Butler on Screen at State Theater
Scarlett O Hara and Rhett Butler continue their tempestuous romance in Gone with the Wind at the State theater through Wednesday. Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable headline the technicolor adaptation with a supporting cast including Leslie Howard Olivia de Havilland Hattie McDaniel Thomas Mitchell and Victor Jory. Evening and Sunday matinee performances are reserved. weekday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlett O’hara
Rhett Butler
State Theater
Vivien Leigh
Clark Gable
Margaret Mitchell
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
Hattie McDaniel
Thomas Mitchell
Victor Jory
Here is a double bill of stars at Paramount and Iowa theaters
A theater page lists several films and stars including Hedy Lamarr Spencer Tracy and Verree Teasdale in I Take This Woman at the Paramount. Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in Gone With the Wind at the State. Henry Fonda in The Grapes of Wrath at the Paramount Center. Edward G. Robinson in The Story of Dr Ehrlichs Magic Bullet at the Iowa theater. Carole Lombard in Vigil in the Night at the Iowa theater. The bottom item previews Outside the 3 MNe Limit coming Tuesday to the Town with Maida Linn and a plot about mistaken identity and a theater contest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Take This Woman
Paramount
Hedy Lamarr
Spencer Tracy
Verree Teasdale
Iowa Theater
Carole Lombard
Jack Holt
Matinee Starts 10 A.M With Night Show Reservations
Matinees run from 10 a.m. daily with no seats reserved. Reserved seating for tonight and today’s matinee on sale through Wednesday March 6. After Gone with the Wind at the State, upcoming films include The Blue Bird in technicolor with Shirley Temple and others, Of Mice and Men, and Geronimo starring Preston Foster and Eva Drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Materlinck
Shirley Temple
Spring Byington
Nigel Bruce
Gale Sondergaard
Eddie Collins
Cliff Kyes To Be At Danceland Tuesday Night
Lincoln Nebraska based Cliff Kyes and his orchestra will headline Danceland on Tuesday night as guest night for Newhall Van Horne Keystone and Atkins. Kyes leads the band and plays multiple instruments while the troupe travels in a $10 000 land yacht with berths wardrobes water and air conditioning Tonight Court Hussey and Towns Finest Dance Band supply dancing rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Kyes
Lincoln
Neh
Newhall
van Horne
Keystone
Atkins
Kyes
Court Hussey
Britain Studies Television's Use For War Planes
London report notes early efforts to fit television into planes for scouting and viewing enemy images at home base. Admiralty claims a ship captain could watch shells hit targets via a cockpit screen, but the device is too large for aerial use. The piece also mentions German interest years earlier. The column ends with a trivia line about Constantine the Greek as the most tattooed man.
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London
Science
Lord Chatfield
House of Lords
Admiralty
Germany
Miss McCabe and Waring Plan a Publicity Storm at Sea
Passengers on Lex-Lohengrin plot to turn Miss McCabe into a headline event. Maida Linn aims to stage a dramatic engagement reveal while Simms tries to stay out of publicity. Behind the scenes, Aymon and Metziger circle the star, seeking leverage for a movie world intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda McCabe
Tillman L. Hill
Maida
Simms Waring
Miss McCabe
Miss M. McCabe
Simms Dear
Maida Linn
Tilly Hill
Mr. Waring
Simms
Metty
Wally
Aymon
Johnny Scat Davis to Headline Iowa Stage March 19
Johnny Scat Davis brings his orchestra to the Iowa stage for a three day engagement starting March 19 with in person performances. The revue features Julie Sherwin as songstress and Bill Owens as vocalist along with headline acts. Davis long linked with Fred Waring’s orchestra and recently worked in Hollywood on stage and screen including Brother Rat Cowboy from Brooklyn Hollywood Hotel Garden of the Moon and A Baby Is Born with Millionaire Playboy starring Joe Penner and Linda Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Theater
Johnnie “Scat Davis
Julie Sherwin
Bill Owens
Davis
Scat
Fred Waring
Hollywood
Brother Rat
Brooklyn
Hollywood Hotel
Joe Penner
Linda Hayes
Lady of the Tropics and Wings of the Navy At Palace
A Palace theater showing features Lady of the Tropics starring Robert Taylor and Hedy Lamarr, a romance set in Saigon with an Eurasian love interest, running through Wednesday. The second feature Wings of the Navy stars George Brent Olivia de Havilland and John Payne with a navy aviation backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theater
Robert Taylor
Hedy Lamarr
Saigon
Indo China
Wings of the Navy
Navy
George Brent
Olivia de Havilland
John Payne
Strand Presents Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power Double Feature
Second Fiddle headlines the Strand program today and Monday starring Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power. Within The Law stars Paul Kelly and Ruth Hussey, a melodrama about a woman who slips out of bounds. Also shown is the Merry Melody cartoon Thugs With Dirty Mugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theater
Sonja Henie
Tyrone Power
Paul Kelly
Ruth Hussey
Law
Boris Karloff in The Man They Could Not Hang at Rialto
Horror thrills mark the Rialto program with Boris Karloff in The Man They Could Not Hang a blood curdling tale told with a sensational style Roger Pryor and Robert Wilcox appear in support Ken Maynard stars in Death Rides The Range a western adventure The serial Kit Carson shows its eleventh chapter A Mickey Mouse cartoon and News of the Day are on the bill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Karloff
Rialto Theater
Roger Pryor
Robert Wilcox
Ken Maynard
Kit Carson
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H O Smith
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Jamaica
Charles Laughton
Tower
Tom Joad
Henry Fonda
John Steinbeck
Center
Samuel Hopkins
Matilda
Cabe
Bermuda
Metvixer
Wallis Kane
Wallis
Armon
Cnmnanton
Metzker
Watlis Kane
Waring
Timothy Hin
Linn
Hill
M. McCabe
Miss Linn
Danceland
Britain
Constantine
With
Matinees
OFEN
Montrose
Jan
Jen
Pen Albly
Lafayette Cafe
Lafayette Club
Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra
Grantland Rice
Ee Paramount News
Cedar Rapids
Cliff Eyes
Wis Orchestra
Bill Carlsen
Bill
Grenhren
Robert Rare
Th Taylor
Hiya
Geo. Brent, Olivia DeHavilland
Johnny "Scat" Davis
Palace
Strand
Rialto
A. J. Cronin
Combard
Aherne
Richard Nix Cheater
Morris Lucille Bali
Who
AGIOP
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Robert Coote
Brenda Forbes
Peter Cashing
HEME
Borlina
Ruth Nussey
Rial
Sun
Bores Karloff
Columma
Gazette
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