Final plans for Policemen’s Ball feature Ina Ray Hutton
The 1936 Policemen's Ball in Memorial Coliseum will feature Ina Ray Hutton and her Melodears for a 45 minute floor show. Ticket sales run from Higley building headquarters with proceeds to Widows and Orphans fund. The all girl orchestra, assembled from nine states and Canada, will perform while Hutton conducts in six costume changes.
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Theaters Showcase 1940s Busy Spring Lineup
At the theaters Iowa presents Bing Crosby and Madge Evans in Pennies From Heaven. Paramount features the Dionne quintuplets with Jean Hersholt in Reunion. New State shows All American Champ with Stuart Erwin and Betty Furness and Fugitive in the Sky with Warren Hull. Palace screens Smilin Through with Norma Shearer and Fredric March plus Gentle Julia with Jane Withers. Sun offers Shirley Temple in The Littlest Rebel and The Affairs of Susan with Zasu Pitts. Rialto offers Nobody's Fool with Edward Everett Horton and Glenda Farrell and Treachery Rides the Range with Dick Foran and Paula Stone.
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Iowa
Bing Crosby
Madge Evans
Zasu Pitts
Susan
Rialto
Nobody’s Fool
Edward Everett Horton
Glenda Farrell
Dick Foran
Paula Stone
Side Glances on Hollywood Theaters and Talent Moves
George Clark notes Fredric March's possible co star bid with the younger Bennett and Louis B Mayer defending Joan Crawford's Par nell withdrawal. Hazel Forbes rumor of marriage to Bill Boyd stirs Palm Springs chatter. Warner interests in On Your Toes and possible Bolger loan, Litvak's busy directing path, and a flurry of celebrity snippets from Annabel Lee to Gloria Swanson host invites.
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Jean Arthur Slated For The Duke Steps Out Opp Robe rt Taylor
Jean Arthur, resting in La Quinta, is sought by MGM to co star opposite Robert Taylor in The Duke Steps Out. Arthur typically makes four pictures a year for Columbia but may shoot this outside project. The film features Virginia Bruce and is part of MGM’s musical era plans.
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Trans Planting Poinsettias In Garden Caught At Work
A brief note reports a person caught working in a garden to transplant poinsettias. The incident ends with the remark that this is all for today and a see you tomorrow sentiment.
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1St Ave
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A _MORT
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March OF Time
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