Do You Love Me Opens Today At Princess Theatre
Musical film in Technicolor stars Maureen O'Hara Dick Haymes and Harry James. Directors George Jessel Gregory Ratoff present a tale of romance in New York with four new songs and music by the James troup.
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Princess Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Maureen O'Hara
Dick Haymes
Harry James
George Jessel
Gregory Ratoff
New York
Haymes
James
Miss O’hara
Hollywood
James Trumpt
Tchaikovsky
Mozart
W. C. Handy
Harry Ruby
Lionel Newman
Charles Henderson
Jimmy McHugh
Harold Adamson
Herbert Magidson
Matty Malneck
Harry
Maureen
Strange Triangle opens at Roxy with Preston Foster in mystery
The film Strange Triangle opens Tuesday at the Roxy Theatre. Preston Foster and Signe Hasso lead a California set story told through flashbacks about love and murder. John Shepperd, Anabel Shaw, Roy Roberts and Emory Parnell co star in this 20th Century Fox drama produced by Aubrey Schenck and directed by Ray McCarey.
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Roxy Theatre
Preston
Foster
Beautiful Signe
Hasso
20Th Century-Fox Studios
California
Preston Foster
Lovely Signe Hasso
92Nd Street
Francine
John Shepperd
Anabel Shaw
Roy Roberts
Emory Parnell
Aubrey Schenck
Ray McCarey
Mortimer Braus
Mildred Pierce at the Roxy Stars Joan Crawford
Warner Bros. presents Mildred Pierce opening at the Roxy starring Joan Crawford. Zachary Scott and Jack Carson co star as Monty Beragon and Wally Faye in a relentless odyssey of a grass widow. Crawford delivers an intensely human, unforgettable portrait amid a tense, financially driven plot.
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Joan Crawford
Mildred Pierce
Warner Bros
James M. Cain
the Roxy
Zachary Scott
Jack Carson
Roxy
Ite
Salita
Ingiy
Jane Cain
Screenland
Miss Crawford
Monty Beragon
Wally Faye
Mildred
Veda
Ann Blyth
Bert Pierce
Bruce Bennett
Hollywood
Wally
Monty Berigon
Monty
Pasadena
James Cain
Kitty Plays At Roxy Here In Elegant Romance
Paulette Goddard stars in Kitty at the Roxy with Ray Milland. The Mitchell Leisen production adapted from Rosamond Marshall’s best seller blends romance and wit as a penniless waif rises to aristocratic circles through a Gainsborough portrait.
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Kitty
Paramount
Mitchell Leisen
Roxy Theatre
Paulette Goddard
Ray Milland
Rosamond Marshall
Patrick Cecil
Karl Tunberg
Darrell Ware
Ray Miland
Thomas Gainsborough
Royal Academy
Duke of Malminster
Our Hearts Were Growing Up at Princess Theatre
Gail Russell and Diana Lynn headline a breezy comedy at the Princess as Our Hearts Were Growing Up follows their mature romantic escapades in New York’s Greenwich Village. Brian Donlevy leads a boisterous supporting cast with William Demarest and Billy De Wolfe as they chase love amid bohemian antics and a benevolent bootlegger.
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Gail Russell
Diana Lynn
Brian Donlevy
Paramount
Emily
Cornelia
Princess Theatre
James Brown
Bill Edwards
Brian Don Fei
Billy de Wolfe
William Demarest
Greenwich Village
Uncle Eddie
New York
McGinty
Davis left estate worth 7.6 million to widow and four children
A Florida probate report shows Dwight F. Davis former secretary of war who died in Washington on November 28 1945 left an estate valued at 7 648 764 to his widow Pauline Davis and their four children with the bulk in trust.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Dwight F. Davis
Washington, D. C
Leon Co
James C. Gwynn
Davis
Calvin Coolidge
Pauline Davis
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