Romantic Guy and Military Humor Parade in Camp News
A montage from Service Men’s Publications features jokes, poems, and cartoons from various camps including Livingston, Claiborne, Covington and Fort Niagara. It mocks war, romance, and military life with light verse and humorous vignettes.
Harlem Show Highlights and Movie Picks At Iowa
The Iowa program features Moke and Poke and Eddie Vinson in a lively Harlem show, plus Ralph Brown and a Sailor’s Holiday film with Arthur Lake and Bob Haymes. Columbia debuts None Shall Escape focusing on postwar trials, with Marsha Hunt and Alexander Knox. Co feature Hey Rookie stars Ann Miller. Casanova in Burlesque with Joe E Brown. Nine Girls mystery with Jinx Falkenburg and Anita Louise.
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Columbia
Iowa
Poland
Marsha Hunt
Alexander Knox
Henry Travers
Erik Rolf
Richard Hale
Dorothy Morris
Ruth Nelson
Kurt Kreuger
Casanova
Joe E. Brown
June Havoc
Dale Evans
Jinx Falkenburg
Anita Louise
State Theatre Preview Mix of Comedy and Mystery
A page note lists a Universal musical comedy pairing with David Bruce Grace McDonald George Dolenz and Lois Collier as a four some. It references Bruce in Corvette K-225 and McDonald's voice honors on stage and radio before films. State screens Henry Aldrich Haunts a House with Jimmy Lydon and cast, alongside the action film Timber Queen on the same bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
David Bruce
Grace McDonald
George Dolenz
Lois Collier
Universal
Bruce
Miss McDonald
Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lydon
Henry
Charles Smith
John Litel
Olive Blakeney
Joan Mortimer
Timber
Barry Fitzgerald Indicted in Death Case
Hollywood actor Barry Fitzgerald was indicted for manslaughter over the March 15 traffic death of 87 year old Mrs. Mary A. Farrar, struck on a pedestrian crosswalk on Hollywood Boulevard. Deputy District Attorney Adolph Alexander filed the complaint.
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Hollywood
Barry Fitzgerald
Adolph Alexander
Fitzgerald
Mary A. Farrar
Hollywood Boulevard
Movie Making Fun, Sturges Says in Hollywood
Hollywood interview details Preston Sturges philosophy of film making as fun. It describes his playful office setup with props, coffee devotion, late night writing sessions, and his habit of feeding a large crew during production while maintaining patience and focus on performance and props.
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Rosalind Shaffer
Hollywood
Preston Sturges
Howard Hughes
Sturges
Paramount
Paramount to Debut Larceny with Music and Gung Ho at Paramount
Paramount presents Larceny with Music directed by Lloyd Bacon with new faces for Sullivan boy roles. Allan Jones Kitty Carlisle and Rey Carillo lead the cast. A separate Universal feature Gung Ho portrays Carlsons Raiders in the Makin Island action with Randolph Scott Noah Beery Jr and others.
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Edward Doherty
Jules Schermer
Lloyd Bacon
Navy
U. Ss. S. Juneau
Universal
Paramount
Allan Jones
Kitty Carlisle
Rey Carrillo
Walter Wanger
America
Japan
Marine Corps
Makin Island
Carlson
Makin
South Pacific
Evans F. Carlson
Randolph Scott
Thorwald
Noah Beery, Jr
David Bruce
Grace McDonald
Alan Curtis
Sam Levene
J. Carroll Naish
Richard Lane
Milburn Stone
No Actress Can Face Camera Without Makeup
Hollywood report notes that actresses are rarely seen without makeup on camera due to harsh lighting that drains color and creates unflattering shadows, undermining claims of natural beauty.
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Hollywood
Cedar Rapids Boy Wins Seven Year Screen Contract
Cedar Rapids child actor Bobby Driscoll has signed a seven year contract with Twentieth Century Fox after his standout performance as young Al Sullivan in The Sullivans He is the son of Cletus Driscoll and his Cedar Rapids roots are noted with a Pasadena move recent.
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Cedar Rapids
Bobby Driscoll
Twentieth Century - Fox
Bobby
Sullivan
Cletus Driscoll
Bor
Polk School
Pasadena
Margaret O'Brien
the Sullivans
Vaudeville stars featured on radio and film programs
Nadine Subotnik notes a lineup of vaudeville veterans Ted Lewis Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa on CBS and WMT. Other broadcasts include John Charles Thomas on NBC and WHO, the New York Philharmonic with Beethoven Ninth, and Army Tour repatriated soldiers on NBC. Also features Gordon, Kos telenetz, Pick and Pat, Fredric March in Green Valley USA, and We the People with Nimitz and Rainier on CBS. Bernice Maledon named as Hour of Charm vocalist.
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Fred Allen
Ted
Lewis
Fred
Portland Hoffa
Hi, Lo
Jack and the
Dame
al Goodman
CBS
WMT
Bruno Walter
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Waller
Beethoven
Eleanor Steber
Enid Szantho
Charles Kullman
Nicola Moscola
Oscar Levant
Nestor Mesta Chayres
Andre Kostelanetz
Pick and
Pat
Mary Small
KXEL
Fredric March
Green Valley
USA
Mutual
WGN Ry* Ae
WMAQ
WGN
MBS
WERAS
VENER
WMT Warblers
SBC
Wallace
WMT Lutheran Hr
WGN Victory
Mall Lutheran Ir
WGN Warblers
REXLL
Jim
Philingmante
Krall Life
Riley
Army Hour
Homeone Mall
al Pearce
Lincoln
Kxel Steelmakers
Watt
Labor For Victory
WIMAQ
Ceiling Unlimited
John Charles Thomas
Symphony
Army
al Pearceeeeeee
Axel
Wide Horizons
NBC Symphony
Family Wourneaee
iMary Small
Gildersleeve Weee
America
William Shirer
Dorothy Thompson
Wen
Edgar Bergen
WNO
Semel
Cleveland
Walter Winchell
Basin Street
Gertrude Lawrence
Exel
Bob Crosby
Guy Lombardo
Afternoon Radio Schedule From March 10 1944
Hour by hour program listing from WMT WHO WGN KXEL and others for Sunday afternoon and Monday morning noting news, devotionals, music, markets, farm reports and special segments with multiple stations and irregular spellings.
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WMT
Mondas
WMT Melodiers
WGN
Dady
Grant
Skelky Wee Farm
WGN Vo
Jsmer
Vic Lindlah
Hoanemaker
Kxel Melodies
Tife
Honesara
Axel Bardia
Vic
Sadre
WGN Music
WMT Horizons
KXEL
Martyn
David Harum
Jenny
Judy
Jane Albmith
Wwax
Caiter
KXACL
Jane Foster
Jim
Radio Schedule Messes Through A Day of Shows and Hosts
List of radio programs and times across stations WHO WGN WMT KXEL EXEL WMT for Monday March 20, 1941. Names include Joyce Jordan Tits Is An, Stella Dallas, Portia's Life, Dick Tracy, Superman, The Youncs, News, Sports and music programs with hosts and featuring actors Ed Sullivan and Shadows of familiar era shows.
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Joyce Jordan
WGN
WMT
Mary Marin
WGN Canteen
A Dem
Kxel Treasury
Stella
Dalla
John Neblett
KXEIL
Lorenzo Jone
Goldbergs
Judye& Jani Exel
Time Newa
Portia
Farrel
KXEL
Dick Tracy
WHO
Nelson
Supermen
Pirates
Wee
Dixon
Sugar Creek
Henad
WGN Latery Eo
J ‘Armstrong
WMP World Today
WGN Superman
Harrigan
Who Clif & Kelen
Bradley
Rangers
Walt Ed Sullivan
Durling
Holbt'k
Who Kaltenbo
Woetan
Kxel Melodies
Vox
Neils
F. Oursler
Stee
Pau Twitchell
Percy Paith
WMT Screen Guild
Iowa in Hollywood No 4 Aileen Meant to Be a Star
Aileen Haley of Sioux City pursued acting from an early age. She entered films in 1936 after being scouted by Samuel Goldwyn and appeared in Come and Get It, Louisiana Purchase and Rosalie. She joined MGM in 1942 and starred in Du Barry Was a Lady and others. She favorites the Hollywood Canteen, enjoys dancing, design, and interior decorating.
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Aileen Haley
Sioux City
Hollywood
Aileen
Roberta
Ralph and
Gladys Haley
Frances Rafferty
Iowa
Bridgeport
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn Studios
Edna Ferber
Rosalie
Ziegfeld
Metro~ Goldwyn-Mayer
du Barry
Miss Jones
Joe
Irene Dunne
Spencer Tracy
Marel Stars in Schubert Melodies at Iowa Theater
William Marel veteran of stage roles in Id Rather Be Right and Lady in the Dark leads Blossoms Time as Baron Schober with Ruth Gillette Earl Covert Zella Russell and Harry K Morton in a 50 member company. The production features Schubert melodies adapted by Sigmund Romberg with reserved seating on sale at the Iowa box office.
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George M Cohans
Gertrude Lawrence
William Marel
Baron Schober
Schuberts
Iowa Theater
Vienna
Marel
United States
University of Florida
Julliard Institute of Musical Art
Copley Square Hotel
Boston
Music Village
Philadelphia
New York
Justice Hughes
Hughes
USO
Forensic Honors Shared by Luther And Coe Colleges
Coe college of Cedar Rapids and Luther college of Decorah took top honors Saturday in the tournament held in Cedar Rapids by the Forensic Association of Iowa Colleges. Coe collected 11 supers tars and excellents and Luther eight. Poetry reading Superior Martha McCain and Robert Ray Coe college excellent Helen Landis of Coe and Sue Harris of Simpson college. Oratory Superior Ray Matheson and Olive Sharpe Luther college excellent Mettie Butler and Maurice Frevert of Upper Iowa university and Valera Gedstad of Luther. Extemporaneous speaking Superior Doris Glantz and John Yager Coe excellent Mildred Almstead of Central college and Rinehart Kyler and Olive Sharpee of Luther. Debate Superior Coe and Luther excellent Simpson and Coe. Individual debaters Superior Robert Ray and John Yager Coe Mary Margaret Roberts Simpson and Joe Romedahl Simpson excellent Mr Hoffman Simpson Ruth Kalnes Luther Everett Hageman Wartburg college Beverly Ray and Doris Glantz Coe and Mildred Almstead Central.
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Coe College of Cedar Rapids
Luther College of Decorah
Cedar Rapids
Forensic Association of Iowa Colleges
Coe
Luther
Superior
Martha McCain
Robert Ray
Coe College
Helen Landis
Sue Harris
Simpson College
Oratory
Ray Mathe
Olive Sharpe
Luther College
Mettie Butler
Maurice Frevert
Upper Iowa University
Valera Ged
Stad
Doris Glantz
John Yager
Mildred Almstead
Central College
Rinehart Kyler
Olive Sharpee
Simpson
Mary Margaret Roberts
Joe Romedahl
Mr. Hoffman
Ruth Kalnes
Everett Hageman
Wartburg College
Beverly Ray
Central
Palacetheatre presents Hope in wartime comedy with Border Patrol
The program features Hope as a doughboy and two pals in a comedy about entertaining three wives Eve Arden Zasu Pitts and Phyllis Povah who seek to stir jealousy in their husbands. Dana Drake Marjorie Weaver and Raymond Walburn also star. The second feature is Border Patrol with Hopalong Cassidy and two helpers aiding the Mexican border patrol.
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Army
Hope
Eve ,Arden
Zasu Pitts
Phyllis Povah
Dana Drake
Marjorie Weaver
Raymond Walburn J
Border Patrol
Hopalong Cas~side
Rheumatic Pain Relief with Ru-Ex Remedy
Simple home recipe uses Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice. Two tablespoonfuls twice daily claimed to ease rheumatic arthritis or neuritis within 48 hours. Money-back guarantee offered if no relief. sold by druggists nationwide.
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Idrue
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Reno
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Greta Christensen
Chicago
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Gripsholm
Radio Hall of Fame
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Larry Adler
Ralph Edwards
Radio Gang
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Red Cross
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Eighth Army
We the People
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Walter Pidgeon
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Ruth Massey
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Mavine Sullivan
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Lower Basin Street
Francis Lederer
Charm
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Kansas City
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WGN Reveille
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KXCL
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Stan
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Hollywood Canteen
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Schubert
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