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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1946

Page

12

Screen Fare Midtown Features Big Technicolor Lineup

A summary of current cinema with Technicolor titles and star casts including Margie and The Blue Skies dvoj. The listings mark added cartoons news and ongoing starts from Tuesday with show times and notable actors such as Bing Crosby Errol Flynn and Red Skelton across Capitol Rialto and New Lyric venues.

Kearse Margie Jeanne Crain Glenn Langan Allan Young Barbara Lawrence Hattie McDaniel Virginian Errol Flynn Eleanor Parker Lucile Watson S. Z. Sakall Dennis Morgan Jack Carson Janis Paige Martha Vickers Walter Pidgeon Claudette Colbert June Allyson MGM Lionel Barrymore Robert Sterling Marshall Thompson Debussy Mixx Allyson Irving Berlin Paramount Fred Astaire Joan Caulfield Bing Crosby

Dear Ruth comes to Charleston in one evening at Municipal auditorium

Peggy Morano of the original New York cast of Dear Ruth stars as the youngest daughter who stirs a family’s calm in a tale about letters to a remote airman. The Norman Krasna hit, long a Broadway staple, opened box office at Galperin Music store in Charleston. The program lists multiple features and a packed week of screenings and comedies at nearby venues with Roy Rogers, Dick Dix, Abbott and Costello, and the Marx Brothers among others.

Peggy Morano New York Charleston Municipal Auditorium Norman Krasna Washington National Theater Long Island Ruth Galperin

Birthday Cake With 102 Candles Surprises TV Star

On his birthday the cast remained silent and pretended annoyance as a cake with 102 candles was wheeled in. The moment stunned the aging star who had spoken of growing old, marking a poignant callback to their earlier conversations.

Reserved kindness fuels Audrey's rise at MGM

The narrator praises Audrey as a thoughtful, courteous recipient of criticism and help. The tone hints she could become one of MGM's dramatic stars, with curiosity about whether the prediction will come true.

Audrey Jet M-G-M

Audrey Totter Breakthrough Role Revealed by Parsons

Hollywood correspondent Louella Parsons recalls Audrey Totter rising from Joliet Illinois to stardom after a test with Robert Montgomery for Lady In The Lake. Totter discusses her Midwest roots thrifty habits and early radio work while praising Montgomery and sharing memories of Joliet friends and family support.

Louella Parsons Hollywood INS Audrey Totter Audrey Joliet Ill Freeport Illinois Middle West Bob Nis Housewives Marvin Schenck Hollywood Lwe Ilingis Robert Montgomery Miss Parsons New York

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