Betty Hutton Sings Brightly in Somebody Loves Me at Paramount
Betty Hutton headlines the Technicolor musical Somebody Loves Me at the Paramount, with Ralph Meeker and Robert Keith in supporting roles. The story follows a vaudeville singer who rises to fame, discovers her accompanist married her for wealth, and faces romance and career trials as both pursue top status in show business.
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Somebody Loves
Betty Hutton
Ralph Meeker
Robert Keidele Jergens
Chez Paree Actor&bles
Paramount Theater
Nadine Subotnik
Blossom Seeley
Benny Fields
Miss Hutton
Miss Seeley
Fields
Betty
Irving Brecher
Brecher
Charles O’curran
Meeker
Pat Morgan
Robert Keith
Seeley
Billie Bird
Thelma-Ritter
Adele Jergens
Upshaw Dies At 86 Known As Dryest of the Drys
William D. Upshaw, 86, author lecturer and preacher and former congressman who earned the sobriquet dryest of the drys died Friday in Glendale California from a circulatory ailment. He was born in Georgia and once ran as a Prohibition party presidential candidate.
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Glendale
Calif
William D. Upshaw
Prohibition Party
Theater Time Listings From Friday Shows
The schedule lists films at multiple venues including PARAMOUNT and IOWA with titles such as Somebody Loves Me Lusty Men and Father Takes the Air. Other theaters show Hurricane Smith Wagons West King Solomon's Mines Muses Desperado Lydia Bailey Pace That Thrills One Minute to Zero Brave Warrior Tembo and California Passage with varying start times.
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Iowa
King Solomon’s Mines
Mal Hallett Dies Renowned Twenties Band Leader
Needham Mass AP reports Mal Hallett a leading dance band figure of the 1920s and early 1930s died Thursday night from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 59. He was celebrated as a top band leader in the nation during his era.
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Needham
Mass
Mal Hallett
Ralph Marterie
Mercury
Nation
America
Wayne to Film The Alamo in Mexico
Hollywood gossip outlines John Wayne’s plan to film The Alamo in Mexico after severing ties with Republic Pictures over rights. It notes Rita Hayworth’s director shift, Columbia signing Miss Sadie Thompson, Louis Hayward’s stage return in Dial M for Murder, Ava Gardner Abroad, and Sinatra at Columbia.
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Ollywood
INS
John Wayne
Papa Yates
Republic
John
Mexico
Rita Hayworth
Europe
Prince Jose Marie de Villapadierna
Curtis Bernhardt
Columbia
Sadie Thompson
Bernhardt
Bette Davis
Jane Wyman
Joan Crawford
Joey
Jerry Ward
Louis Hayward
Hollywood
Chicago
Maurice Evans
New York
Hayward
Italian Priest and Red Mayor Carry On Feud
In Neviano Arduini, mayor Alessandro Cassar tax claims target parish priest Tullio Folezzani after church wall inscriptions and free movie events trigger disputes. The priest refuses the 47 800 lire tax contending Lateran Pact protection for church communications.
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Rome
Alessandro Cassar
Neviano Arduini
Tullio Folezzani
Folezzani
Cassar
Father Folezzani
Soviet executive jailed five years for fake production figures
Moscow's Shoe Factory No. 2 director was sentenced to five years in prison for falsifying output data and gaining unearned bonuses for himself and workers, according to Izvestia.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Dof Moscow
No. 2
Fritsche Band at Danceland Tuesday Night
Fezz Fritsche and his Goose Town band records on the Coral label and will play at Danceland Tuesday night. The unit offers oldtime music with LeRoy Johnson on saxophone and clarinet.
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Fezz Fritsche
Goosetown
Coral
Danceland
LeRoy Johnson
Torset
WMT
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Garber
Lynn Bari
Orch
Feiz Fritsche
Beersom
Gibson
Hal Wiese
Earl Lanier
Refugee claims Russia unready for war says army morale flagging
A refugee Soviet officer who fled East Germany told officials Russia is not ready for another war. He said the Red Army will not fight and described low morale, internal conflict with the regime, and fear of enemies. He compared current times to early World War II and cited desertions to the Germans.
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Washington
INS
East Germany
Russia
State Department
West Berlin
Communist Party
Timoshenko
U.S
U. S
Ted Myhre Succeeds Hoffman at Paramount
Ted Myhre, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Myhre of Cedar Rapids, succeeds W F Hoffman as manager at the Paramount Illini theater in McOiew after the former assistant manager’s promotion.
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Ted Myhre
Hoffman
Paramount
W. F. Hoffman
The
Arthur Myhre
Cedar Rapids
Para
Paramount Manager Named at Davenport Capitol Theater
The Capitol theater in Davenport announces Harry R. Moore as the Paramount manager, confirming leadership for the venue's programming and operations.
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Capitol Theater
Davenport
Harry R. Moore
Paramount
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Mary Martin
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Midnite
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Pat Fraley
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Tiny Hill
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Brave Warrior
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Solomons Mines
Uumholt
Donald Duck
Bill Miller
Chesterfield Supper Club
Ellis Blvd
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Sunda Gazette
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Hutton
Ov Sation
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Civic Drama Festival
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COE College Auditorium
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Frida
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