The Hit Parade of 1943 Opens at the Iowa Theatre
This week at the Iowa theatre features The Hit Parade of 1943 starring Susan Hayward and John Carroll with Freddy Martin Count Basie and Ray McKinley bands. Co feature Corregidor stars Elissa Landi Donald Woods Otto Kruger. Also showing Edge of Darkness with Errol Flynn Ann Sheridan and Cinderella Swings It with Guy Kibbee Gloria Warren.
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Iowa Theater
Susan Hayward
John Carroll
Freddy Martin
Count Basie
Ray McKinley
Golden Gate Quartet
Pops
Louie
Miss Hayward
Carroll
Iowa
William Woods
Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan
Walter Huston
Judith Anderson
Ruth Gordon
Nancy Coleman
John Beal
Lewis Milestone
Cinderella
Clarence Budington Kelland
Guy Kibbee
Gloria Warren
New Times Theater Features Two Musicals Today and Tuesday
The Times theater presents No No Nanette and Priorities on Parade as the spotlight musicals. No No Nanette stars Anna Neagle Richard Carlson and Victor Mature in a comedy romance set to music. Priorities on Parade features Ann Miller Betty Rhodes Jerry Colonna and Johnny Johnston.
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Times Theater
Parade
Anna Neagle
Richard Carlson
Victor Mature
Ann Miller
Betty Rhodes
Jerry Colonna
Johnny Johnston
Hit Parade of 1943 opens in Iowa with all star cast
The Iowa screening features the musical comedy Hit Parade of 1943 led by an all star cast. Also showing are Tyrone Power in Crash Dive at the Paramount and American Empire with Preston Foster and Frances Gifford at the State. Edge of Darkness starring Walter Huston and Ann Sheridan appears at the Iowa with Errol Flynn watching. In Which We Serve with Noel Coward and John Mills screens at the State, plus Crash Dive at the Paramount and Dr Renault's Secret and Marion shows listed with times.
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John Carroll
Susan Hayward
Iowa
Tyrone Power
Paramount
New London, Conn
Power
Anne Baxter
Walter Huston
Ann Sheridan
Errol Flynn
The
Noel Coward
John Mills
Coward
Dana Andrews
James Gleason
Dame May Whitty
Uncle Sam
American Empire at State Theater Opens Thursday
The State theater debuts American Empire starring Richard Dix and Preston Foster as partner ranchers who clash with rustlers after cattle leaks force Foster to close his range. Frances Gifford co-stars with Leo Carrillo and Jack La Rue. Also playing are It Comes Up Love, Ian Hunter, Frieda Inescort, Louise Allbritton and Raymond Roe along with In Which We Serve and a sports feature King of Archers plus cartoons and a newsreel.
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Preston Foster
Frances Gifford
Richard Dix
Texas
Dix
Foster
Leo Carrillo
Jack la Rue
Gavnn
Big Boy” Williams
Cliff Edwards
Chris Pin Martin
Gloria Jean
Donald O’connor
Ian Hunter
Frieda Inescort
Louise Allbritton
Raymond Roe
Paramount Offers Blue Barron Band Beginning Friday
Blue Barron and his Music of Yesterday and Today orchestra, noted for a radio mark across four networks in 10 hours, heads to the Paramount theater Friday. Clyde Burke and Dick Mack star as singers with the orchestra, with The Three Blue Notes and Barron Glee club also billed. On screen is A Stranger in Town featuring Frank Morgan as Associate Justice Grant amid a duck hunting vacation plot.
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Blue Barron
Paramount Theater
Blue
Blue Network
NBC
Edison
Mutual
CBS
Dick Mack
Blue Notes
Barron Glee Club
Frank Morgan
Supreme Court
Morgan
Grant
Ghost of Frankenstein Tops Rialto Double Feature
The Ghost of Frankenstein stars Lon Chaney Bela Lugosi and a strong cast including Sir Cedric Hardwicke Ralph Bellamy Lionel Atwill and Evelyn Ankers as the main attraction at the Rialto today through Tuesday A secondary feature showcases a musical comedy of screen and radio stars led by Hi Neighbor with Jean Parker John Archer and Vera Vague Short subjects include chapter eight of Daredevils of the West an Andy Clyde comedy plus news and snapshots.
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Rialto Theater
Lon Chaney
Bela Lugosi
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Ralph Bellamy
Lionel Atwill
Evelyn Ankers
Debut of Duncan Renaldo Heralds Musical Masters Role
Duncan Renaldo who played the Fascist officer in For Whom the Bell Tolls makes his screen debut as Bee thoven Mozart Verdi and other music masters in a concert style portrayal.
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Duncan Renaldo
el Sordo
Beethoven
Mozart
Verdi
Hope Lamour Comedy Leads Marion Theatre Bill
The Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour vehicle They Got Me Covered opens at the Marion theater tonight. A US foreign correspondent mixed with an enemy spy ring provides the comedy and action. The cast includes Lenore Aubert Otto Preminger Donald Meek Marion Martin Donald MacBride Walter Catlett Florence Bates. Co feature is the mystery thriller Dr Renaults Secret.
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Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
Marion Theater
Bob
Lenore Aubert
Otto Preminger
Donald Meek
Marion Martin
Donald MacBride
Walter Catlett
Florence Bates
Dr. Renault
Actor Fred Gierman Bids Farewell to Nazi Roles
Hollywood character actor Fred Gierman says he has not worn a Nazi uniform in seven months and looks forward to patriotic work after Hitler's defeat. His latest role was a German Africa corps sergeant in Five Graves to Cairo alongside Francht Tone, Anne Baxter, Akim Tamiroff, and Erich von Stroheim.
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Hollywood
Fred Gierman
Hitler
Paramount
Cairo
Franchot Tone
Anne Baxter
Akim Tamiroff
Erich von Stroheim
The Spoilers Tops New Bill at Strand
Rex Beach's The Spoilers opens at the Strand on a double feature today through Tuesday. The Alaskan gold rush saga set in Nome stars Marlene Dietrich as Cherry with Randolph Scott and John Wayne as rivals in gold and love. Also features Margaret Lindsay, Harry Corey, Richard Barthelmess, Samuel S Hinds, William Farnum and Robert W Service. Honolulu Lu, a sprightly song and dance tale, stars Lupe Velez with Bruce Bennett and Leo Carrillo. A Disney cartoon short accompanies the program.
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Rex Beach
Strand Theater
Nome
Marlene Dietrich
Cherry
Randolph Scott
John Wayne
Margaret Lindsay
Harry Corey
Richard Barthelmess
Samuel S. Hinds
William Farnum
Robert W. Service
Honolulu
Lupe Velez
Bruce Bennett
Leo Carrillo
Local Theater Schedule Highlights Evening Showings
The Gazette lists nightly film times by venue including Paramount Edge of Darkness Cinderella Swings It State In Which We Serve and Palace The Black Swan Margin for Error Rialto Ghost of Frankenstein Hi Neighbor Times No No Nanette Priorities on Parade Strand The Spoilers with sequential showings across multiple periods.
Sabatini's The Black Swan At Palace Theater Today
Rafael Sabatini's The Black Swan with Tyrone Power as Pirate Captain James Waring and Maureen O'Hara as the damsel plays at the Palace through Wednesday in technicolor. Supporting cast includes Laird Cregar Thomas Mitchell George Sanders Anthony Quinn and George Zucco. Companion feature Margin For Error from Clare Boothe's stage play stars Joan Bennett Milton Berle and Preminger.
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Tyrone Power
James Waring
Maureen O'Hara
Palace Theater
Laird Cregar
Thomas Mitchell
George Sanders
Anthony Quinn
George Zucco
Clare Boothe
New York
Moe Finkelstein
Joan Bennett
Milton Berle
Preminger
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