Let Us Live and Blondie at Iowa theater
Iowa theater opens with Let Us Live starring Maureen O’Sullivan Henry Fonda and Ralph Bellamy, and Blondie Meets the Boss featuring Penny Singleton Arthur Lake and Larry Simms. Let Us Live follows a taxi driver amid a murder investigation and romance with his sweetheart as circumstantial evidence spirals. Blondie offers family comedy with Daisy the dog in a heartwarming comic strip adaptation.
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Iowa Theater
Maureen O'Sullivan
Henry Fonda
Ralph Bellamy
Alan Baxter
Henry Kolker
Stanley Ridges
Clarence Wilson
Blondie
Chic Young
Bumsteads
Penny Singleton
Dagwood
Arthur Lake
Larry Simms
Daisy
Wings of the Navy at Paramount Friday
Produced with United States Navy cooperation the film Wings of the Navy opens Friday at the Paramount. Cast includes George Brent Olivia de Havilland John Payne and Frank McHugh with about 600 planes shown across the story. (Continued on page 7 this sec.)
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United States Navy
Wings of the Navy
Paramount Theater
George Brent
Olivia de Havilland
John Payne
Frank McHugh
Navy
Mickey Rooney Stars In Huck Finn At Paramount
Dreamy Mississippi tale set by Mark Twain comes to life in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn at the Paramount. Mickey Rooney headlines in a solo star vehicle with Richard Thorpe directing, featuring Walter Connolly as Romeo and Rooney in a cross dressed Juliet in a lively river voyage with adventures, King and Duke, and a faithful book adaptation along the Sacramento river.
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Mississippi
Mark Twain
Mickey Rooney
Huckleberry Finn
Tom Sawyer
Paramount Theater
Free
King
Duke
Richard Thorpe
Walter Connolly
Romeo
Mickey
Juliet
Lynne Carver
Jo Ann Sayers
Rex Ingram
Sacramento River
Trade Winds at State Theater Opens Thursday
Walter Wanger's Trade Winds comes to the State theater starting Thursday with Fredric March and Joan Bennett co starring. Ann Sothern Ralph Bellamy Sidney Blackmer Thomas Mitchell and Robert Elliott also star. Bennett plays Kay Kerrigan who flees San Francisco after a murder she believes she committed. Dyeing continues on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wanger
Fredric March
Joan Bennett
Ann Sothern
Ralph Bellamy
Sidney Blackmer
Thomas Mitchell
Robert Elliott
Miss Bennett
Kay Kerrigan
San Francisco
Huckleberry Finn at Paramount leads weekend bill
The cinema page highlights Mickey Rooney in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn at the Paramount with Wings of the Navy starring George Brent Olivia de Havilland and John Payne also on view. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne headline Amphitryon 38 at the Iowa theater Friday night March 17.
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Mickey Rooney
Mark Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Paramount
Top Center
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Iowa Theater
Iowa
Jacqueline Wells
Alan Baxter
George Brent
Olivia de Havilland
John Payne
Musical Hit Is Palace Headliner
Outstanding on the Palace stage today through Wednesday is Alexander's Rag Time Band a musical built around Irving Berlin. It traces jazz radio and swing origins and stars Tyrone Power Alice Faye and Don Ameche with a San Francisco start and Carnegie Hall finish. The second feature The Renegade Ranger stars George O'Brien as a Texas Ranger in a pursuit of a girl accused of murder.
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Palace Theater
Carnegie Hall
Tyrone Power
Alexander
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
George O’brien
New Gang Picture Tuesday At Iowa Theater
The Iowa theater opens a tense gangster drama Tuesday titled My Son Is A Criminal with Alan Baxter Jacqueline Wells Gordon Oliver and Willard Robertson in leading roles. The plot follows a retired man drawn into crime.
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New Gang
Iowa
Iowa Theater
Alan Baxter
Jacqueline Wells
Gordon Oliver
Willard Robertson
Amphitryon 38 Brings Lunts to Town Theater March 17
The forthcoming engagement of Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in Amphitryon 38 is praised as a theatrical event of the year. The original company returns with Richard Whorf Sydney Greenstreet and others, with four double-length baggage cars and full equipment, as they tour across the land.
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Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
London
England
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Lunts
Town Theater
Broadway
Miss Fontanne
Mr. Lunt
Jupiter
Amphitryon
Theater Guild
Richard Whorf
Sydney Greenstreet
George Meader
Barry Thomson
Edith King
John Barclay
Margaret Waller
Jacqueline Paige
Rialto Screens Pulitzer Comedy You Cant Take It With You
The Rialto shows Columbia's film of the George S Kaufman Moss Hart Pulitzer winning play You Cant Take It With You for five days beginning today. The production, praised as Capra style and broad in its humor, centers on a quirky family and their clash with society.
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Columbia
Rialto
John Garfield In A Human Drama At The State
John Garfield stars in They Made Me A Criminal at the State theater through Wednesday. Ray Vernimont says the title misleads audiences, as the film presents a deeply moving Hollywood story with Garfield, the Dead End kids, Claude Rains, Ann Sheridan, May Robson, Gloria Dickson and Robert Glecker. Garfield plays a fighter who wins the world light weight title and is involved in a newspaper reporter's accidental death.
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John Garfield
Gloria Dickson
State Theater
Ray Vernimont
Hollywood
Claude Rains
Ann Sheridan
May Robson
Robert Glecker
Garfield
Sus
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