My Darling Clementine Opens at Princess Theatre
Henry Fonda stars as Wyatt Earp in John Ford directed My Darling Clementine with Linda Darnell Victor Mature Cathy Downs and Tim Holt. The 1881 Tombstone western from Twentieth Century Fox unfolds gunfights romance and pursuit of law in a true historical setting. Production faced postwar challenges before filming in Arizona's Navajo country and Monument Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fonda
Linda Darnell
Victor Mature
John Ford
Darryl F. Zanuck
Princess Theatre
Twentieth Century-Fox
Southwest
Jessie James
Frank James
Clementine
Wyatt Earp
Dodge City
Wichita
Tombstone
Chihuahua
Linda
Doc” Holliday
Mature
Fonda
Miss Darnell
Clanton
Walter Brennan
Cathy Downs
Henry Fenda
As Downs
Samuel G. Engel
Arizona
Monument Valley Desert
Navajo Country
Darling Clementine
Amber
20Th Century-Fox
Clear shellac coating preserves pictures for framing
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The Big Sleep Opens at Princess with Bogart Bacall
Bogart and Bacall star in The Big Sleep opening at the Princess Theatre. Martha Vickers stands out as a glamorous temptress amid Raymond Chandler's murder plot. Supporting players include Dorothy Malone, John Ridgely, Peggy Knudsen, Charles Waldron, Elisha Cook Jr., and Regis Toomey. Howard Hawks directs with a Max Steiner score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Warners
Raymond Chandler
Howard Hawks
Martha Vickers
Miss Vickers
Phil Marlowe
Marlowe
William Faulkner
Leigh Brackett
Jules Furthman
Dorothy Malone
John Ridgely
Peggy Knudsen
Charles Waldron
Elisha Cook, Jr
Regis Toomey
Bogart
Bacall
Max Steiner
Joe Palooka Now In Films
The film "Joe Palooka, Champ" opens at the Roxy theater with Leon Errol as trainer Knobby Kalsh and Joe Kirkwood as Joe Palooka. It features Joe Louis and other boxing greats, with Elyse Knox and a strong supporting cast, directed by Reginald Le Borg and produced by Hal E Chester. The story blends sport and comedy with glossy production and solid photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kirkwood
Monogram
Jee Palooka
Champ
Elyse Knox
Anne Howe
Roxy Theatre
Leon Errol
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Palooka
Joe Louis
Errol
Knobby Kalsh
Kirkwood
Eyse Knox
Eduardo Ciannelli
Joe Sawyer
Elisha Cook, Jr
Warren Hymer
Robert Kent
Sam McDaniel
Sarah Padden
Dave Tugwell- Willock
Henry Armstrong
Jimmy McLarnin
Manuel Ortiz
Lou Nova
Ceferino Garcia
Jack Roper
Reginald le Borg
Hal E. Chester
Cyril Endfield
Albert Dé Pina
Chester
Benjamin Kline
Community Notices From Limestone County Ardmore
Mr and Mrs Hubert F Whitt Guntersville Mississippi announce the arrival of an 8 pound 5 ounce girl at Rosedale hospital Sunday. Mrs Glen Brock Trudie Jones accepts a bank job in Athens after 18 months at Dunnavant store Huntsville. Several local visits and readings of birthdays and illness noted as families and friends gather in Ardmore Elkmont and Athens including Pvt Henry F Wydner overseas sending gifts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert F. Whitt
Guntersville
Mississippi
Rosedale Hospital
Glen Brock
Trudie Jones
Athens
Trudie
Dunnavant’s
Huntsville
Dallas Pullum
Mary Elizabeth
John Pullum
Elkmont
Miss Rose
Biggerstaff
K. C. Holt
Louise Putman
James
Herman
Evelyn Schoel
A. F. Broadway
Henry F. Wydner
Breman
Germany
Mattie McCow
Wydner
Mattie McCain
Pulaski
Joe Anglin
Mildred Faye
Limestone Hospital
Harvey Goodwin
New Hope
Margaret Jewell
Powers Hospital
Carl Black
Dupuy
Makiit
Brewer
Troup
Texas
Ellis Brewer
Viola (Holt) Brewer and Sons
Troup, Texas
Harold Holt
Margaret Holt
Robert Brooks
Cross Key
Nina Vinnings
Karloff Stars in Bedlam at the Roxy
Boris Karloff headlines Bedlam at the Roxy asylums drama opens Tuesday. Nell Bowen a two penny visitor aids in reform with William Hannay and John Wilkes amid stage melodrama and Hogarth inspired visuals.
Alaska at the Roxy in Jack London drama spectacle
Jack London story comes to the Roxy theatre on Thursday with the thrilling monogram drama Alaska. Kent Taylor Margaret Lindsay John Carradine Dean Jagger and Nils Asther lead a cast in a tale of love infidelity murder and criminal intrigue set in an Alaskan saloon. The film features a sensational climactic brawl and was produced by Lindsley Parsons with Vernon Keays directed by George Archainbaud. Outdoor sequences were shot in the Southern California High Sierras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack London
North Country
Roxy Theatre
Monogram
Alaska
Kent Taylor
Margaret Lindsay
John Carradine
Dean Jagger
Nils Asther
Iris Adrian
George Cleveland
Dewey Robinson
Lee “Lasses” White
John Maxwell
Taylor
Asther
Lindsley Parsons
Vernon Keays
George Archainbaud
High Sierras
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Directith
Ifees
J. R. Daniels
Insurance and Financing
Walnut St
Decatur
Roxy
America
Ae Paloom
Monogram Picture
Limestone Countyardmore
Robert Broadway
Leonard Wales
Hodge
Elease Bowers
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Alvin Bowers
Jennifer Ann
Paul Bowers
Janice Miller
Arthur Bowers
Hoyt Miller
Oakley Miller
Janice
Joe Marqueson
Fred Bowers
Clifton Bowers
Ozell
Louise
Laurence Phillips
Decath
C. L. Tucker
Simon Peevers
Cecil Keith
Fayetteville
Glen Counts
Karloff
London
Boris Karloff
RKO Radio
Bedlam
St. Mary's of Bethlehem
Lord Mortimer
Billy House
Mortimer
Nell Bowen
Anna Lee
Nell
William Hannay
Richard Fraser
Sims
John Wilkes
Capitol
Eddie Albert
Sam & Abner
Killer Hunt
Tex Ritter
Dave O'Brien
The
Texas Rangers
Hartselle
Ziegfeld Follies
Alan Ladd
Geraldine
Fitzgerald
Jimmy Wakely
Riders OF the Dawn
Lela
Alta Slab Aly So
aLies
Pat
We Walter Brennan
Ward Bond
Alan’ Mowbray
John"ireland
Stuart N. Lake
Lauren
Howard
Warner Sensation
Screen Plat
William Fauloner
Leigh Seackett
Hauser Ruatwonane
Jack
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