Up In Mabel's Room shines in new film at Princess Theatre
Edward Small presents a revived stage farce turned film comedy starring Gail Patrick Marjorie Reynolds Dennis O Keefe Mischa Auer Charlotte Greenwood Lee Bowman Binnie Barnes John Hubbard Janet Lambert The plot follows a groom hiding a past indiscretion with a note inscription pursued by a jealous wife and a Russian butler with a backdrop of New York City color sequences and a song Oh Mabel.
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Mabel
Edward Small
Princess Theatre
Gail Patrick
Marjorie Reynolds
Dennis O'Keefe
Mischa Auer
Charlotte Greenwood
Lee Bowman
Binnie Barnes
John Hubbard
Janet Lambert
Mothel
Dennis O’keefe
Wilson Collison
Otto
Harbach
Chuckles
Tero
Allan Dwan
Edward Paul
Michel Michelet
C. H. Wheeler
Bee Bowman
Warjore Reynolds
Dennis Q.keefe
Otto Harbach
Tom Reed
United Artists
Lost Angel at Roxy Theatre
A tender romantic comedy centers on Margaret O'Brien as a child prodigy who runs away with a breezy reporter. Scientists study a foundling girl to prove any child can be a mental giant, while a reporter challenges the idea of magic.
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James Craig
Roxy Theatre
Margaret O’brien
Margaret
Miss O’brien
Reporter Craig
Flm
Child learns tenderness as reporter shelters youth comedy cast
A girl runs away seeking a reporter who shelters her for a time. The arrangement reveals human values and happiness in the lives of the reporter and his fiancée James Craig and Marsha Hunt. Keenan Wynn and others deliver strong performances in a lively stage of humor and sentiment.
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James Craig
Marsha Hunt
Margaret
Keenan Wynn
Ed Wynn
Craig
Philip Merivale
Henry O'Neill
Donald Meek
Sara Haden
No Soldiers in War Film Opens at Strand
A new technique in Hollywood debuts with Uncertain Glory at the Strand. The film is a war picture where the war is distant and the hero faces only a final fadeout from a single rigid sentry, a minimalist approach praised by French viewers.
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Hollywood
Strand
Nothing Sacred to Open at the Roxy this Week
New York City urban satire unfolds in color as Fredric March and Carole Lombard star in Nothing Sacred. Ben Hecht wrote the script. David O Selznick produces. The film shoots feature skyline views over Manhattan, Park Avenue contrasts, and Polo Grounds scenes among others.
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New York
Fredric March
Carole Lombard
Ben Hecht
Roxy Theatre
Manhattan
David O. Selanick
Rebecca
James H. Street
Father Knickerbocker
Empire State Building
Radio City
Paul Mantz
Park Avenue
Lenox Avenue
Harlem
Polo Grounds
Tombs Prison
59Th Street
Errol Flynn Stars in French Heroics Film
The article notes Errol Flynn and Paul Lukas headed a production about heroism in wartime France. Lukas, Academy Award winner for Watch On The Rhine, is highlighted alongside Flynn.
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France
Joan of Arc
Errol Flynn
Paul Lukas
Ubilutas
Uncertain Glory brings Flynn and Lukas to Princess Theatre
The film set in occupied France pits Inspector Bonet against the criminal Picard as Bonet must decide whether to save one hundred innocents by aiding a notorious fugitive. Errol Flynn plays Picard, while Paul Lukas portrays the conflicted inspector in a tale of duty versus conscience.
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Errol Flynn
Paul Lukas
Princess Theatre
France
Inspector Bonet
Surete
Jean Picard
Bonet
Picard
Dr Gillespie's New Assistant at the Roxy Theatre
Dr Gillespie’s New Assistant opens Thursday at the Roxy Theatre with Lionel Barrymore as the physician. The drama centers on a mysterious ailment solved by a new assistant revealing a patient’s past and a related love story.
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Susan Peters
Lionel Barrymore
Dr. Gillespie
Princess Theatre
Roxy Theatre
van Johnson
Richard Quine
Keye Luke
Walter Kingsford
Alma Kruger
Nat Pendleton
Marie Blake
Frank Orth
Boulder Reservoir Capacity Across Arizona and Nevada
The Boulder reservoir spans Arizona and Nevada, extending 115 miles with a capacity of 30,500,000 acre feet.
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Boulder
Arizona
Nevada
World War I: Two of Three American Soldiers in France Fought
A historical note states that about two thirds of American expeditionary forces who landed in France during World War I participated in combat. It highlights the heavy involvement of U S troops in the European theater.
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France
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