Technicolor Savage stars Heston as Sioux epic hero
Charlton Heston stars in The Savage a Technicolor Western at Princess Theatre. The story follows a white man orphaned after a wagon train raid adopted by a Sioux chief, torn between red man and white loyalties, and entangled with Susan Marrow as he confronts conflicting duties. Filmed in South Dakota's Black Hills with Sioux extras.
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Princess Theatre
Charlton Heston
Joan Taylor
the Savage
Heston
Red Man
Susan Marrow
South Dakota
Black Hills
Dakota
Pottery Roles Split by Wheel Use Across Cultures
In many cultures primitive potters assign tasks by wheel use. Women typically shape pots when the wheel is unused, while men take over when the wheel is employed.
Pilgrims Land at Cape Cod and Sign Compact
The narrative recalls Pocahontas era figures Bradford and Cap tain Jones and the romance between John Alden and Priscilla. Land is sighted at Cape Cod, the Mayflower Compact is signed, and New Plymouth begins despite winter's toll. Sixty six remain after the first winter, showing courage in a historic voyage.
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Othy Bradford
Captain Jones
John Alden
Priscilla
Cape Cod
New Plymouth
All Star Cast in Plymouth Adventure at Princess Theatre
The Mayflower voyage to the New World unfolds in the Technicolor epic Plymouth Adventure at the Princess Theatre. Star names Van Johnson Leo Genn Gene Tierney Barry Jones Dawn Adams and Spencer Tracy lead the drama as the 102 passengers endure storms hunger and peril aboard the crowded ship with Alden Bradford and Jones central to the tale.
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van Johnson
John Alden
Dawn Addams
Priscilla Mullins
Plymouth
Spencer Tracy
Gene Tierney
Leo Genn
Lloyd Bridges
Princess Theatre
New World
England
William Bradford
Dorothy
William Brewster
Barry Jones
Mullins
Priscilla
Dawn Adams
Christopher Jones
Doris Day and Ray Bolger Lead April in Paris at Princess
Doris Day and Ray Bolger headline the Technicolor musical April in Paris opening at the Princess Theatre. The plot follows a transatlantic liner voyage to Paris with mistaken engagements and comic romance as Day and Bolger portray American theatre delegates amid Paris boulevards and a shipboard wedding.
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Doris Day
Claude Dauphin
Paris
Ray Bolger
April
Princess
Princess Theatre
Bolger
State Department
Miss Day
Ray
Doris
Europe
Tion
Hollywood
Charley
Rubber's long road from pencil erasers to Europe
Three centuries after Europeans first encountered rubber among American Indians it finally reached European markets as a utility. It entered trade as a material used to rub out pencil marks, giving it a practical, reduced form of value before broader commercial use.
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Europe
Thrilling Jungle Adventure At Roxy With Rod Cameron
The Jungle filmed in India stars Rod Cameron Cesar Romero and Marie Windsor. An Indian princess faces terror from elephant raids as she teams with a Sikh advisor and an American hunter to uncover the jungle’s dangers. Rivalry rises to a fatal duel amid exotic setting and action.
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Marie Windsor
Rod Cameron
Cesar Romero
India
Roxy Theatre
Cameron
Miss Windsor
Romero
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