April Love Scenes Filmed At Crown Crest Farm In Kentucky
Twentieth Century Fox chose Crown Crest near Lexington Kentucky for principal scenes in the Pat Boone Shirley Jones film April Love The production used the farm as a stand in for a standard bred operation with its racing locales including Lexington Raceway The article notes the farm produced top winning colts and mentions notable horses and breeders involved Scene filming included multiple takes under director Henry Levin and featured the farm's mansion and training track as key backdrops for the romance and racing elements
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Crown Crest
Lexington
Kentucky
Twentieth Century-Fox
M. Reineman
Crest Enterprise
Missile
Battle Dance
Royal Melody
Shirley Jones
Dolorés Michaels
Pat Boone
Pat
United States
Lexington Raceway
April Love
OFFICE CAT witticisms and a hospital history among odds and ends
Cartoonish quips on law and theater clash with jokes about traffic safety and a hospital built in 1773 later used in wars. A Cheraw church stands as historic St David’s with veterans buried nearby. A Cuban pensions note ends the miscellany.
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St. David's Episcopal Church
Cheraw
South Carolia
Pennington outlines kitchen classroom approach in Louisa
E M Pennington Jr vocational agriculture teacher for 23 years says he works with students rather than as a formal teacher. He aims to gain family confidence and notes he has eaten in many farm kitchens but would not be seen in the parlor.
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Louisa
E.M. Pennington, Jr
Silk Stockings on Screen Opens at Princess Theatre
MGM musical Silk Stockings brings Astaire and Charisse to the screen with Porter songs and two new tunes. The Arthur Freed production stars Fred Astaire Cyd Charisse Janis Paige and Peter Lorre with Hermes Pan and Eugene Loring as choreographers. The film features Ninotchka inspired satire lush production numbers and a famous Charisse strip tease sequences.
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Janis Paige
Peter Lorre
Jules Munshin
George Tobias
Joseph Ruloff
Leonard Gershe
Leonard Spigelgass
Binetchika
Seam Wesic
Tyres
Cole Porter
George S. Kaufman
Leveen McGrath
Abe Burrows
Oy Fever
H. Martin
Rouben Mamoulian
Princess Today
Fred Astaire
Cyd Charisse
Arthur Freed
Janice Paige
I-G M
Princess Theatre
Astaire
Miss Charisse
M-G-M
Hermes Pan
Eugene Loring
Ninotchka
Paris
Moscow
Russia
Silk Stockings Directed by Rouben Mamoulian in Revues
The revival notes Silk Stockings directed by Rouben Mamoulian, famed for Oklahoma!, with Sejin and Silk and Stereophonic Sound features. The piece highlights Mamoulian's influence on musical staging and production.
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Sejin
Silk
Rouben Mamoulian
Mary is the Hebrew Name for Bitter Tears
The phrase identifies the name Mary as a Hebrew form linked to bitter tears in linguistic or cultural notes. It presents a concise etymological association without broader context or dates.
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Mary
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Jean Conder Soule
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Audie Murphy
Elaine Stewart
Miss Stewart
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Dianne Foster
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Kim Novak
Jeff Chandler
Eagels
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Ann Donaldson
Hiway
Stewart Granger
Rhonda Fleming
Pactores
Astair
Charisse
Hartselle
Ala
Sunset Drive-In
Tyrone Power
Zetterling
Thrilling
Shirley
Bentonville Fair
Dolores
Apt
Decatur
William Campbell
Martha Scott
Jim Backus
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