Broadway gossip and political squalls headline a jittery week
Walter Winchell columns spill rumors from Doris Duke to James Cromwell and Bette Davis. Indictments loom from a fracas, while Elmer Thomas’s photo stirs Oklahoma churches. Diplomatic friction with Reuters irks US policy leaders as Washington buzzes with spats and society intrigue.
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Special War Bond Premiere Tickets On Sale At Theaters
Theaters will sell war bonds for the sixth war loan and issue tickets to a $250,000 premiere at the Paramount on December 14. Seats range from the $25 to the $5,000 bond. A Pin Money bond for women will be introduced to fund the drive, with matinee for children on Saturday December 2 at 10 30 a m at the Times theater. Stamp books with Pin Money stickers are distributed through theaters and Boy Scouts for redemption at any theater.
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Theaters Announce Free Pearl Harbor Day Event
The finance committee says they will be charged. The theaters also announced a Free a day on Pearl Harbor day on December 7.
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Theaters Announce Tue Show Schedules
Feature times list Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto and Times venues with film titles such as Marriage Is a Private Affair The Merry Monahans The Pearl of Death Till We Meet Again Swing Street Show Business Voice in the Wind Jam Session Robin Hood of the Range Gaslight Once Upon a Time Wing and a Prayer Up in Mabels Room with scheduled showings throughout the day and night in various theaters.
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Varga Girls in Technicolor Cost Over Two Million
Hollywood reports outline plans for the Varga Girls to star in a Technicolor film costing Charles R. Rogers over two million dollars. Diana Lynn, 17, is cast for juvenile roles, while Deanna Durbin is courted for a mature romance project. Michael O'Shea headlines The Iron Master with Hollywood extras traveling from Duluth for authenticity.
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