Hollywood Busy Jeanette MacDonald Leads New Studio Slate
Louella Parsons notes Victor Herbert kept his project secret before signing Jeanette MacDonald to star in a musical annetta with plans for Boston and New York rehearsals. MacDonald’s schedule includes Chicago opera programs and Cincinnati Symphony concerts. Daniels story lines feature Ann Sheridan in a melodrama about old New York. Jennifer Jones nears completion for Cluny Brown under Ernst Lubitsch. Skippy Homeier and Dickie Tyler lead Boys Ranch at M G M, a Texas rehabilitation tale.
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Sena
Jeanette
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati Symphony
Skippy Homeier
Dickie Tyler
Skippy
Little Jackie Jenkins
M-G-M
Texas
Friday Theater Schedule Highlights and Times
The Gazette lists Friday showtimes for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Marion and more. Feature lineups include Two Girls and a Sailor Casanova for.
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the Gazette
Paramount
Iowa
Casanova
Mademoiselle Fiti
Las Vegas
Palace
Navy Way
Senora
Air Force
Marion
Arizona Trail
What Causes Epilepsy Booklet Free by Doctor Opinions
A booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 35 Fifth Ave New York NY. The offer invites readers to request the pamphlet by mail.
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New York
N.Y
Cap
The Hitler Gang film praised for casting and makeup
A State theater review lauds The Hitler Gang for its remarkable casting led by Bobby Watson and Victor Varconi as Hess, Himmler, and Goering. It notes strong makeup and performances, but criticizes simplistic historical portrayal and propaganda framing while tracing the Nazi rise from beer hall days to 1934 purge.
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Bobby Watson
Victor Varcon
Luis van Rooter
Alexander Pope
Martin Kosleck
State Theater
Hitler Gang
Hobby Watson
Hitler
Watson
Victor Varconi
Rudolf Hess
Varconi
Sumner Welles
Hess
Luis van Rooten
Heinrich Himmler
Goering
Withal
Goebbels
Macassin
Nazi Party
Munich
S. A
Boehm
al Capones
Chicago
Green Says He Wrote Speech Yet Denies Original Text
Gov Dwight H Green released details claiming he authored the Tuesday night nationwide broadcast speech with two other Republican governors but said he did not prepare the New York original text later withdrawn by the GOP national committee. His press rep said the New York draft was prepared there and sent to Springfield, with the two texts based on the same subject matter. Green said he revised his speech after receiving a subject suggestion from New York.
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Sringfield
Ill
Dwight H. Green
New York
G.O.P National Committee
Harry S. Canfield
Springfield
Chicago
Spellman Arrives in England to Visit U.S. Military Forward Posts
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York arrived in London to visit United States military hospitals and army airfields and to confer with Catholic chaplains. He has been in Italy and will continue a European tour.
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London
Francis J. Spellman
New York
England
United States
Italy
Nazi 7th Army Chief Captured
Allied forces announced the capture of Gen. Eberbach who led the shattered German Seventh Army after Hausser was wounded. He was seized at his breakfast table on Thursday on the Twenty First army group front as British and Canadian units pushed north from the Seine toward beyond the Somme.
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AEF
Eberbach
Seventh Army
Paul Hausser
Twenty-first Army Group
Seine
Somme
Prayer for C R Marine At Convention of DAV
A memorial prayer will be offered for Hilbert Siegel 22 a staff sergeant killed in the South Pacific on July 5 at the Disabled American Veterans national convention in Denver September 12 to 15. The ceremony honors World War II dead from Cedar Rapids chosen from the war department casualty list. Siegel’s mother Mrs Sadie Siegel lives with daughter Mrs Herbert Ruble in Hammonton New Jersey. His uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles Schoen reside at 356 Forest Drive SE.
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Hilbert Siegel
South Pacific
Denver
Colo
Cedar Rapids
Siegel
War Department
Sadie Siegel
Herbert Ruble
Hammonton
N. J
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
Casanova Brown Delights Fans With Gary Cooper Comedy
Gary Cooper stars as a literature professor who secretly becomes a father and must navigate romance, a Chicago maternity home reveal, and a mischievous baby. Teresa Wright co stars with Anita Louise and Frank Morgan in a witty comedy about marriage, responsibility, and Cooper’s charm.
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Nadine Subotnik
Casanova Brown
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Dr Wassell
Gary
Anita Louise
Anita
Frank Morgan
Chicago
Morgan
Hollywood romance ends in baby and reconciliation
Teresa admits no intention of relinquishing the infant to Gary, staging a stunt to win him back. Gary Cooper leads a charming cast with Louise and Wright amid a lighthearted love story. Co-feature, Mademoiselle Fifi, follows a French battle tale starring Simone Simon.
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Gary
Chicago
Teresa Wright
Teresa
Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Miss Louise
Miss Wright
Colony
Frank Morgan
Mary Treen
Monica
Patricia Collinge
Edmond Breon
Mademoiselle Fifi
Simone Simon
Wodehouse Reflects On His German Camp Broadcasts
London AP reports author P. G. Wodehouse says he made a terrible mistake in planning five radio broadcasts from German camps describing his life. In a Paris interview he explains he never intended more than the five talks and did not mean harm despite sending updates to readers in the United States.
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London
P. G. Wodehouse
Reich
Paris
London Daily Sketch
J. Darcy Dawson
Wodehouse
United States
le Touquet
France
Berlin
Man freed at sixty seeks transfer to Paris
The man recalled reaching sixty years old and being told he was free at Loos prison. He said he had requested a transfer to Paris a year earlier and was granted permission to move.
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Loos
Paris
Negro Candidate Seeks Senate Seat in South Carolina
In Columbia a Belgium educated South Carolina Negro aims for the U S Senate seat held by E D Cotton Ed Smith. He faces Governor Olin D Johnston and GOP nominee James B Gaston in the November general election. Osceola McKaine leads the Progress Negro Democratic party ticket as a historic first in seeking office on a Democratic ballot.
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Columbia 5S
South Carolina
E. D
Cotton Ed” Smith
Osceola McKaine
Progress
Democratic Party
Olin D. Johnston
Smith
James B. Gaston
G.O.P
German long range guns shell southeast England towns
German long range guns shelled the southeast coast of England for about four hours causing heavy damage to several towns on Friday. The attack localized to coastal areas and prompted defensive measures as authorities assessed the destruction and potential casualties.
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London
INS
England
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