Dorothy Malone Stairway to Stardom Ties in Tarnished Angels
Dorothy Malone’s career is linked to a famous stairway seen in The Tarnished Angels with Rock Hudson and Robert Stack. The Bowdoin Theatre screening recalls her “stairway to stardom” lineage from Written on the Wind and Man of a Thousand Faces, noting its reuse by many Hollywood stars.
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Irene Dunne
Deanna Durbin
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Douglas Sirk
Albert Zugsmith
Malone
Robert Middleton
Bowline Theatre
Operation Mad Ball Opens at Princess Theatre
Columbia Pictures comedy set in postwar France follows Jack Lemmon and a group of GI men as they scheme to throw a forbidden party with Army nurses, German POWs, and locals. Ernie Kovacs makes his film debut, with Kathryn Grant, Arthur OConnell, and Mickey Rooney in supporting roles.
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Jack Lemmon
Dick York
Mickey Rooney
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Kathryn Grant
Ernie Kovac
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Mr. Roberts
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Arthur O'Connell
Rosalind Russell
France
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Kovacs
James Darren
Roger Smith
William Leslie
Arthur Carter
Jed Harris
Blake Edwards
Richard Quine
Columbia
Screenplay Credits Mention CinemaScope by George Zuckerman
The snippet notes CinemaScope usage in a film based on a George Zuckerman screenplay. It highlights the scope format and the credited writer, implying a production has adopted the widescreen process.
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George Zuckerman
Edison Secured Over 1000 Patents Inventions Leader
Thomas A. Edison amassed more than 1,000 patents for his inventions, reflecting a prolific career in electrical and industrial innovation. His work spanned lighting, communications, and related technologies, shaping modern technology and the scope of American invention.
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Thomas A. Edison
Jack Webb Stars As Tough Sergeant In The D I
Jack Webb portrays T Sgt Jim Modere a Marine drill instructor at Parris Island in The D I at the Roxy Theatre His tough portrayal promises excitement and Oscar talk Also starring Don Dubbins Jackie Loughery Lin McCarthy Monica Lewis and Virginia Gregg Warner Bros production James Lee Barrett wrote the screenplay The D I marks Webb as star producer director and actor
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Marine Corps
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Jack Webb
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Jackie Loughery
Hollywood
Jim Modére
Parris Island
Don Dubbins
Lin McCarthy
Monica Lewis
Virginia Gregg
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Sunset Boulevard
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Friends of Will Kelsoe family note Quenton improving
The Will Kelsoe family reports their son Quenton is recovering from serious injuries suffered in a car wreck last week. Nearby relatives and friends send wishes for a speedy return to health.
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Mississippi
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Birmingham
Lawrence Kelsoe
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