Big Musical at Princess Takes The Stage This Week
A varied program greets theatergoers at the Princess with the musical Thanks a Million. Dick Powell and Ann Dvorak lead a lively cast including Fred Allen Patsy Kelly and Paul Whiteman. The film features romance jokes and a finale where Powell becomes radio star.
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Dick Powell
Ann Dvorak
Fred Allen
Patsy Kelly
Paul Whiteman
Ramona
Rubinoff
Yacht Club Boys
20Th Cemtury
The
Princess Theatre
Allen
Powell
Dvorak
Margaret Irving
Gus Kahn
Arthur Johnston
Nunnally Johnson
Zanuck and Roy De Ruth Lead Notable Cast in Film
The film features Darryl F. Zanuck and director Roy De Ruth with prominent supporting roles by Raymond Walburn Benny Baker and Alan Dinehart in a period production.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Roy de Ruth
Raymond Walburn
Benny Baker
Alan Dinehart
Karloff Stars in The Invisible Ray at Capitol Theatre
The Universal thriller presents Boris Karloff as Dr Janos Kukh who discovers a powerful Radium X ray. He becomes a glowing human bomb when untreated, seeking to resist the urge to harm loved ones while Bela Lugosi appears alongside him in a drama about science and danger.
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Karloff
Universal
Bela Lugosi
the Raven
Capitol Theatre
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Janos Kukh
Kukh
Edgar Allen Poe
Rendezvous at the Strand with Powell in Black Chamber role
William Powell stars in MGM’s Rendezvous at the Strand in Hartsville. Powell plays a famous spy hunter linking counter espionage with a three corner romance involving Rosal Russell and Binnie Barnes as the Strand Theatre opens Sunday.
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William Powell
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Black Chamber
Powell
Rosal Russell
Binnie Barnes
Labrador Hop Highlights Petticoat Fever Cast
Robert Montgomery and Myrna Loy perform an impromptu dance called the Labrador Hop for MGM’s Petticoat Fever. The scene features a dog sled arrival, reindeer furs, and an ice-bound setting as the stars improvise a snowbound dance.
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Robert Montgomery
Myrna Loy
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Petticoat Fever in Ben Franklin meeting drawn to Birmingham
A light stage number from Marx Reed's Petticoat Fever was staged by students and staff with a improvised Arctic dance by Montgomery and Miss Lou at a district Ben Franklin League meeting in the Tutwiler Hotel. George Fitzmaurice directed the production with Frank Davis as producer. Cast included Reginald Owen Otto Yamaoka Iris Yamaoka and Forrester Harvey. J L Culver of Chicago spoke as national head of 2600 stores.
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Montgomery
Miss Lou
Fitzmaurice
Marx Reed
George Fitzmaurice
Frank Davis
Reginald Owen
Otto Yamaoka
Iris Yamaoka
Forrester Harvey
Ben Franklin League
Birmingham
Tutwiler
J. L. Culver
Chicago
Ben Franklin
K. P. Jones
St. Louis
Barrie
St Louis
Ben Franklin Meeting Held at Local Store
E H Wood manager of the Ben Franklin Store with Miss Leta Trotman and Eldridge Guire among employees attended a meeting at the store to discuss working conditions and store operations.
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E. H. Wood
Ben Franklin
Unguarded Hour thrills in Metro film with Young and Tone
The Unguarded Hour stars Loretta Young and Franchot Tone in a mystery romance from MGM. Sam Wood directs a tale of a brilliant attorney whose circumstantial evidence seals fates and entangles his own wife in a crime, with London and Biarrtiz settings and a strong supporting cast.
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Franchot Tine
Loretta Young
Roland Young
MGM
Landislaus Fodor
Princess Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
the Princess
Franchot Tone
Miss Young
Shanghai
Bernard Merivale
Sam Wood
Plans to Gather Legion Membership by Air over Alabama
Two airplanes flew over Alabama to collect the American Legion state membership returns. D. Trotter Jones, state adjutant, said reports would reach Montgomery this afternoon. He will fly to Indianapolis tomorrow for a national roundup led by Ray Murphy to promote region membership. Stops included Troy Dothan Mobile Selma and other south Alabama points. another plane planned routes through Birmingham Tuscaloosa Huntsville Gadsden Anniston Opelika.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
American Legion
D. Trotter Jones
Planis
Jones
Indianapolis
South
Ray Murphy
Iowa
Troy
Dothan
Mobile
Selma
South Alabama
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
Gadsden
Anniston
Opelika
Screen Kisses in Petticoat Fever Ask Time Length
The article gathers star replies on kiss length for the M G M film Petticoat Fever. Robert Montgomery suggests thirty seconds for true love and a minute for infatuation. Myrna Loy says it depends on the man. George Fitzmaurice jokes until the audience whistles.
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Robert Montgomery
Myrna Loy
George Fitzmaurice
Petticoat Fever Stars Montgomery and Loy at Princess Theatre
Robert Montgomery and Myrna Loy lead the new MGM comedy Petticoat Fever premiering Wednesday at the Princess Theatre. Adapted by Harold Goldman from the Marx Reed play, the film marks the duo’s first collaboration since When Ladies Meet. Director George Fitzmaurice helms the production.
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Robert Montgomery
Myrna Loy
the Princess
Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer
Frank Davis Praised for Brilliant Production Mount
A report highlights Frank Davis's exceptional effort in mounting a brilliant production. The piece notes strong leadership and creative direction, underscoring Davis's role in elevating the performances and overall show.
May Lease Mansion London
Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow may lease St Dunstan's mansion in Regent's Park. Her husband Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow is reported to consider purchasing a lease on the property once used as a hospital for blind soldiers in World War I.
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London
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
St. Dunstan’s
Regent's Park
Otto Kahn
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
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