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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1943
Page
25
Radio program stars Katharine Cornell and Lillian Gish discuss the film That They Might Live and the impact of its themes on audiences. The feature highlights performances and the civil rights era context shaping the project.
NADINE SUBOTNIK lists NBC WMAQ WGN and other stations airing today with Katharine Cornell and Lillian Gish in That They Might Live, plus discussions from Northern Reviewing Stand and Washington Reports on Rationing. Several programs feature Harold Peary Mary Livingstone and Jack Benny, with coalitions from OPA and radio readers.
Readable OCR lists a full day of radio programming across stations WMT WON WGN KXLL WATE KXET etc. with times from noon to late night including news weather music sermons sports talks and dramatic programs. Names like Jim 130 p.m. Martha Chaplain Jim and World News appear amid a continuous grid of shows and guests.
Hollywood newsletter outlines a Models Blue Book run by Bemmeline Soively a former educator who mentors hopefuls. It notes many start at 14 or 15 and may move to movies or ads by 18 and that Hollywood models often become less famous but find broader work elsewhere. Five traits for success include good disposition health a strong structural face proper teeth and a fit figure plus makeup and posing training.
A dense list of radio programs and times from stations WMT WGN WHO KXEL KXLL KNLI and others. Program names include Vox Pop Comedy Theater News Music and various hosts or segments, with many times ranging from early evening to midnight.
The page advertises productions led by Frick and Frack with Eugene Turner Sonja Hente and a 36 person ensemble. A co feature titled Sherlock Holmes in Washington stars Barth Rathbone Nigel Brave and Mariaie Lod with John Archer. Added acts include This Is America series Rocaptuse PC and a wartime Washington piece. Ann Miller performs in a musical with Willing Wight Dick Purcell and Barbara Brown. A Nerths battle review closes the item.
An impressionistic survey of Broadway at night. Walter Winchell’s voice evokes Liberty’s statue as a dream monument while park trees, insomniacs, and noisy streets frame a city alive with shoppers, noise, and cultural echoes. Iconic skylines, crowds, and nightlife paint a restless urban panorama.
The fragmentary OCR lists scattered terms across themes like homes Irish kine cleavage and Aleutian islands, plus figures such as Hero, Maonce Heaven, and Maonce. It reads like a confused crossword with partial names, places, and numeric hints, lacking coherent narrative or complete clues.
A garbled 1918 era piece references a man named Weber from Iowa and mentions a Blue retool drama and a teacher, with scattered phrases about breaks, talent, and a moppet. The text is severely corrupted, offering only disjointed fragments and no clear event or dates.
A fragmented historical clippings piece describes Paul Whiteman being named director of music for Blue Net. It mentions his planned June move to establish headquarters on Radio Cat and his future appearances and roles in a variety of musical programs.
A fragmented OCR piece notes a Paramounts page four feature with a cast including Grace Midota Kellawas Patsy Connor and Reta. The text lists a studio orchestra and a notable feat, with a focus on the ensemble and rounding out a single feature performance.
Fragmented OCR text from a page includes mentions of a Palace theatre and actors Gabla and Pat ox ard Remé with references to a Caribbean setting. The passage lacks coherent structure or full names and outcomes to form a clear summary of a specific event or review.
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