Annie Get Your Gun crowns Broadway star Betty Hutton
The film version of Annie Get Your Gun opens at the Princess Theatre with Betty Hutton as Annie Oakley and Howard Keel as Frank Butler. It features Irving Berlin songs, vibrant Western backdrops, and lively supporting cast including Louis Calhern and J Carroll Naish. The production, by Arthur Freed and George Sidney, promises a spectacular Technicolor musical experience.
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Betty Hutton
Howard Keel
Louis Calhern
Benny Venuta
J. Carrol Naish
Keenan Wynn
Edward Arnold
M-G-M
Irving Berlin
the Princess
Princess Theatre
Markewoman
Annie Oakley
Frank Butler
Annie
Buffalo Bill
Miss Hutton
Keel
Sitting Bull
Bill
Clinton Sundberg
Annie Get Your Gun
Arthur Freed
George
Dean Stockell
Frank Bacon
Donn Gift
MGM
Arnie
Get Your Gun
Starrin
Barbary Pirate at Capitol Theatre Promises Swashbuckling Drama
The American republic fights Barbary piracy in a thriller starring Donald Woods Trudy Marshall Lenore Aubert and Stefan Schnabel at the Capitol Theatre Wednesday. Woods plays a young Army major sent by President Jefferson to crush the Barbary power with Marines aiding a daring mission and a high seas pirate attack.
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Mediterranean
Columbia
Capitol Theatre
Donald Woods
Trudy Marshall
Lenore Aubert
Stefan Schnabel
Woods
Jefferson
Montezuma
Tripoli
High Seas
Dead Man
Miss Marshall
Miss Aubert
The
Capitol
Ex Convict Faces New World in Outside The Wall at Roxy
Ex convict Larry Nelson, played by Richard Basehart, is released after half his life behind bars and battles social rebuffs as he seeks work and love in a sanitarium. Marilyn Maxwell and Dorothy Hart co star. John Hoyt and Signe Hasso provide key roles as the plot centers on gangsters, a million dollar loot, and a life beyond prison.
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Signe Hasso
Richard Basehart
Dorothy Hart
Universal-International
Roxy
Marilyn Maxwell
Lloyd Gough
Mickey Knox
Henry Morgan
Universal International
Roxy Theatre
Crane Wilbur
Aaron Rosenberg
John Hoyt
Larry Nelson
Basehart
Anteio
Nelson
Stoker
Larry
Father Makes Good Opens At Capitol Theatre
Raymond Walburn and Walter Catlett star in a Monogram comedy about a man who resists a milk tax by keeping a cow, prompting town uproar and a 4th of July celebration disaster. Walburn plans to flee town as his daughter seeks a lakeside chaperone.
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Mary Stuart
Brett King
Capitol Theatre
Raymond Walburn
Walter Catlett
Peter Scully
D. D. Beauchamp National Magazine
Walburn
Catlett
Henry Latham
Colton
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Colbert Clare
Warner Pathe News
Mictor McLaglen
Boris Karloff
Hartselle
the Great
Dan Patch Iketanas Rhbane
Ray Bolger
Leon Errol
Joan Davis
Dennis Day
Donald Barry
Janet Martin
Alcatraz
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
Ued
Death Valley
Jug
ST See
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Celia
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Decatur
Wigtor Mature
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Uabeth Scott
Sonny Tufts
Lloyd Nol
Hatfields
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Farley Granger
Charles Bickford
Raymond Massey
Gigi Perreau
Joan Evans - Diecred
Irving Reis
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc
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Hal Roach
Victor Mature
Carole Landis
Lon Chaney, Jr
W. Vine Street
Harmony
Birmingham
Elephant Boy
Sabu
Mantan Moreland
Alan Ladd
Chicago
Hoedawn
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Father
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Cora Cov
Gary Gray
Barbara Brown
William Elliott
Marie Windsor
Forrest Tucker
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Em Peer
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Fields and Dor
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Arthur Frei
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