Deanna Durbin in First Love at State Theater
This week at State Theater presents Deanna Durbin in First Love as an orphan girl living with her wealthy snobbish relatives. The romance with Robert Stack includes four songs and a medley, with Parrish and a supporting cast. Also shown is Rio with Basil Rathbone group and Eternally Yours with LoRetta Young cast, plus companion 20,000 Men a Year featuring Randolph Scott and Margaret Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Durbin
State Theater
Deanna
Robert Stack
Parrish
Sigrid Gurie
Leo Carrillo
Obert Cummings
Billy Gilbert
Samuel S. Hinds
Loretta Young
David Niven
Hugh Herbert
Billie Burke
C. Aubrey Smith
Randolph Scott
Margaret Lindsay
Preston Foster
Mary Healy
Robert Shaw
Hellzafire heads to Iowa stage with Benny Meroff
The Iowa stage hosts Hellzafire with Benny Meroff and his orchestra the Southern Gentlemen of Rhythm in a vaudeville style revue featuring Rex Weber Lee Leonard Ken and Roy Paige Wynne Twins Four Co Eds and Eight Daughters of Satan among others. The show runs in a bold venue takeover from bar footlights to lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellzafire
Iowa Theater
Benny Meroff
Southern Gentlemen of Rhythm
Rex Weber
Lee Leonard
Ken
Roy Paige
Mur- Tray
Fayne
Wynne Twins
Adolphe Menjou
Kyser
Menjou
Paramount Theater Thanksgiving lineup and current hits
The ad lists film and stage acts across theaters. Paramount shows Pack Up Your Troubles with Jane Withers and the Ritz Brothers, Drums Along the Mohawk with Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda, That's Right You're Wrong with Kay Kyser and Lucille Ball, Eternally Yours starring Loretta Young and David Niven at the State, First Love with Deanna Durbin and Helen Parrish at Right Center, Hellzafire with Benny Meroff and his orchestra at the Iowa, and We Are Not Alone with Paul Muni and Jane Bryan at the Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Withers
the Ritz Brothers
Paramount Theater
Iowa Theater
Kay Kyser
Lucille Ball
Loretta Young
David Niven
Eternally Yours
The
State Theater
Center
Deanna Durbin
Helen Parrish
Paul Muni
Jane Bryan
Kyser on Screen With Musical Knowledge Radio Cast
The feature centers on Kyser bringing the screen version of the College of Musical Knowledge radio program to life. The story highlights the full band with Ginny Simms Harry Babbitt Sally Mason Ish Fabibble and a supporting cast including May Robson Lucille Ball Dennis OKeefe Edward Everett Horton Roscoe Karns and Moroni Olsen. A companion piece Sued For Libel stars Kent Taylor Linda Hayes Lilian Bond and Morgan Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge Radio Prog
Ginny Simms
Harry Babbitt
Sally Mason
Ish Fabibble
May Robson
Lucille Ball
Dennis O'Keefe
Edward Everett Horton
Roscoe Karns
Moroni Olsen
Kent Taylor
Linda Hayes
Lilian Bond
Morgan Conway
Gene Autry and Holt Lead Rialto Showings
Gene Autry presents Rovin Tumbleweeds at the Rialto today through Tuesday with Smiley Hurnette and the Pals Of The Golden West radio stars. Jack Holt stars in Trapped in the Sky about enemy saboteurs defeated by Holt. The serial Hawk of the Wilderness offers its ninth chapter, plus a comedy and Cats and the Fiddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
Smiley Hurnette
Golden West
Jack Holt
America
Maisie and Palace Double Feature With Robert Young
At the Palace theater today the comedy drama Maisie with Robert Young and Anne Sothern plays a west set tale of a show girl taming a ranch manager. The Gracie Allen Murder Case also screens with Warren William Ellen Drew Kent Taylor and Judith Barrett in the Van Dine story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dine
Warren William
Ellen Drew
Kent Taylor
Judith Barrett
Drums Along The Mohawk Opens At Paramount With Colbert And Fonda
Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda star in Paramount's Drums Along The Mohawk now showing in Technicolor at the Paramount theater. Fonda plays a farmer colonist who moves his bride to the frontier as Indians threaten the valley. Edna May Oliver, Eddie Collins and John Carradine have supporting roles. Also on the program Here I Am A Stranger with Richard Greene opens Tuesday, plus Call A Messenger featuring Billy Halop Huntz Hall with Robert Armstrong in a telegraph company plot twist. Mary Carlisle Anne Nagel and Victor Jory in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caudette Colbert
Henry Fonda
Paramount Theater
Torch
Tomahawk
New York
Mohawk Valley
Fonda
Edna May Oliver
Eddie Collins
John Carradine
The
Paramount
Richard Greene
Brenda Joyce
Roland Young
Gladys George
Russell Gleason
Billy Halop
Huntz Hall
Robert Armstrong
Mary Carlisle
Anne Nagel
Victor Jory
But Once a Year Synopsis As Dusty, Dot, and family converge
Dustin Paine and Dorothy Graves long for marriage but face obstacles. Dusty loves Sue Garland while Joel Paine, newly arrived in White Creek, falls for Sue but suspects Dusty’s feelings. Sue’s pneumoniaish crisis in a snowbound moment tests love, Gran reassures her, and Joel contemplates a future with Jinny Ransom amid career worries and house plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Paine
New York
Dorothy Graves
Dot
Stephen Emery
Dusty
Sue Garland
Joel
Paine
White Creek
Vermont
Sue
Joe
Gran
Jinny Ransom
A Quiet Home Scene Sparks a Proposal
In a worn but cozy living room Joel recalls childhood with Jinny, describing a lifetime of memories from sandbox adventures to first kiss. The pair share a tender moment by the hearth as Joel asks Jinny to marry him, the clock chiming midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Jinny Ee
Joe
Jimmy Ransom
Teddle
Jinny
Dakin Hill
Tuesday Instruction Night Opens At Danceland
Danceland starts weekly instruction night to teach dance basics. Over 50 instructors pair newcomers by size for 8 30 to 9 30 p m sessions with 26 cent admission. After 9 30 the regular dance continues to 1 a m. Earl Harrington’s band to provide music. Thanksgiving event features Jimmie Jackson and ensemble from Edgewater Beach Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danceland
W. H. Wenkstein
Wenkstein
Earl Harrington
Jimmie Jackson
Jackson
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Jinny Ransom Supports Joel's Mill Project
Inny Ransom and Joel share a coffee shop moment as he explains plans to open mills. Jinny expresses optimism that White Creek will benefit and offers to help, her warm gaze and engaged posture signaling strong support for his venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inny Ransom
Joel
Jinny
Mills
Inny
White Creek
Father
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Aly
O'Connor
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Ture
Evamen
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Barton Maclane
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Rialto
Maisie
Robert Young
Palace
Walter Wanger
Loneria
Herbert Pulse Burke
Aubrey Smith
Crawford
Tay Garnett
United Artists
Randolph Scott Margaret Lindsay
Maxie Rosenbloom
20Th Century
Fox Hill
Sally
Mary Jones
A Mort Singer Theater
NUTZ
Tia
Junior
Benny Meroffus
Harald Shumeter
Columbia Picture
Iid
Pt Ah
Mary Carlisle Douglass Dummerille
Wilderness
Gracie Allen
Wit Gracie Allen
Warren
William Kent Taylor — Ellen Drew
Claudette Henry Colbert
Fonba
Edwa Way
Oliver
Ceoqi Collins
Borris Bowdon
Jessie Ralph
Arthura Shields
Robert Lowery
Roger Imner
John Ford
Ehkinnick
Ount News
Nat's Philharmonic Orchestra
Solvene Age
Withers
Larry Crabbe
Constance Moore
Johnny Downs
Lafayette Cafe Club
Lafayette Cus Toon
Second Avenue
John Thomas
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