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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
11
The Gazette lists today’s theater times for Paramount Iowa State Town Palace Times Strand Marion and other venues. Notable films include A Southern Yankee One Touch of Venus Larceny The Overlanders How Green Was My Valley and The Miracle of the Bells with varying matinee and evening starts.
Iowa Linn County probate notice announces hearing on November 1 1948 at 9:00 am in the District Court Cedar Rapids to prove and admit the will of Charley Hemp late of Cedar Rapids deceased. Cedar Rapids Iowa October 4 1948. Name of clerk and attorney listed.
Reviewer Nadine Subotnik hails One Touch of Venus at the Iowa theater for its whimsy. Robert Walker plays Eddie Hatch opposite Ava Gardner as Venus with Dick Haymes in support, praising stage to screen magic, Kurt Weill music, and lively performances.
The snippet suggests a plot where Eddie falls for a park admirer and a complex love triangle unfolds involving his roommate Dick Haymes and Eddie’s girlfriend Olga San Juan. Eve Arden contributes sharp comedy while the music features a celestial tuning and the song Speak Low anchors the numbers.
In Paris Britain urged the United Nations security council to order withdrawal of Jewish troops from the Negev and to consider economic sanctions against the infant state of Israel if the order is not obeyed. China joined Britain in pressing the demand.
United States Canada France and Belgium backed the plan while Russia sought delay. Soviet delegate Jacob Malik argued action premature as quiet returned to the Negev after the UN ceasefire order, and a vote was postponed until Friday.
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