The Eve Of St Mark Opens At Princess Theatre
Acclaimed wartime film opens with Anne Baxter William Eythe and Michael O'Shea star alongside a strong supporting cast. The picture adapts Maxwell Anderson and features a moving romance amid a dramatic WW II setting. Opened Wednesday at the Princess Theatre drawing praise from critics and audiences alike.
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Anne Baxter
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GI Joe
Princess Theatre
William Eythe
Michael O'Shea
Ruth Nelson
Ray Collins
New York
Joe
John M. Stahl
Dekker Stars In This Cast In The Woman Of The Town
Albert Dekker portrays Bat Masterson in The Woman Of The Town and uses the famed gun William S Hart wielded. Producer Harry Sherman sought Masterson’s actual weapons but could not locate them. The two guns key to Masterson’s career lie buried in Boot Hill Cemetery near Dodge City.
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Bat Masterson
Dodge City
William S. Hart
Harry Sherman
Masterson
Boot Hill
Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid at the Roxy Theatre
Henry Aldrich portrayed by Jimmy Lydon plays Cupid in a new screen ad venture opening Thursday at the Roxy Theatre. He schemes to marry his botany teacher Bradley to help him graduate, with Diana Lynn as his sweetheart and Vaughan Glaser as Old Bradley supported by Pat Dizzy and others.
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Henry Aldrich
Henry
Jimmy Lydon
Cupid
Roxy Theatre
Bradley
Old Center High
Diana Lynn
Morgan's Creek
Old Bradley
Vaughan Glaser
Pat Dizzy
Charles Smith
John Litel
Olive Blakeney
Star Roles and Torch Singing Trace 1906 Theatre
A nostalgic 1906 snapshot charts Broadway stars like Ann Sheridan, Tay lor Holmes, William Collier and Ethel Barrymore, plus Nora Bayes’s torch singing as Warner Bros. crafts a colorfully emotional film set against a nation-wide theatrical bloom. The piece situates Bayes among a landscape of touring shows and landmark venues from the era.
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London
James Barrie
America
Taylor Holmes
Robert Edeson
William Collier
New York
the Garrick
Dick Crawford
Criterion
Maxine Elliott
Jo Sheldon
Mrs. Fiske
Nora Bayes
Warner Bros
Spinster and Aldrich Family Dance Adds Merriment
A playful line describes a man-hunting spinster cavorting with the Aldrich family to enliven events at a social gathering. The phrasing suggests lighthearted amusement during the proceedings.
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Aldrich
The Lodger brings Jack the Ripper story to screen
A film adaptation of Marie Belloc Lowndes The Lodger opens at the Roxy Theatre. Merle Oberon George Sanders and Laird Cregar star as a Whitechapel couple let a room to The Lodger, whose nocturnal activities spark public terror and mystery.
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Jack the Ripper
Roxy Theatre
Laird Cregar
Merle Oberon
George Sanders
the Ripper
Scotland Yard
Whitechapel
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Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Sara Allgood
London
Coin Cutting in Early England for Making Change
In early England, small coin denominations were sometimes cut in halves or quarters to provide change. This practice helped merchants and customers manage transactions when exact coins were unavailable.
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