World In His Arms at Princess Theatre in Technicolor
The film version of Rex Beach’s The World In His Arms opens at the Princess Theatre. It stars Gregory Peck and Ann Blyth with Anthony Quinn and John McIntire in supporting roles, praised for spectacular sea and ship race scenes and vivid Technicolor.
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Ry Peck
Ann Blyth
Peck
Alaska
Russia
San Francisco
Gregory Peck
The
Princess Today
Will Rogers, Jr
Will Rogers
Warner Bros
Jane Wyman
Geneva Convention 1929 revises 1899 Hague Rules on prisoners
The Geneva Convention of 1929 revises the Hague Convention of 1899 addressing the treatment and rights of prisoners of war and combatant protections.
The Lady Pays Off at the Roxy Theatre
The Lady Pays Off delivers a rollicking comedy at the Roxy Theatre with romance and humor. Linda Darnell stars in her first freelance role alongside Stephen McNally, offering a lively change of pace.
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Roxy Theatre
Newcomen Engine Link to Steam Technology Origins
The Newcomen or fire engine, first made in 1705, preceded the steam engine. It operated not by steam pressure but by a vacuum created when steam was condensed.
The Girl on the Bridge plays at the Roxy this week
Open with Hugo Haas and Beverly Michaels star in The Girl on the Bridge a daring drama about a middle aged man seeking a young woman amid European style frankness. Haas writes directs and acts creating low budget intelligent cinema in a modern American city setting.
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Beverly Michaels
Hugo Haas
Twentieth Century-Fox
Roxy Theatre
Haas
Miss Michaels
Hollywood
Thor
Cagney Calvet and Dailey Star in Princess World War Film
James Cagney leads What Price Glory in a Technicolor Princess Theatre screening with Corinne Calvet and Dan Dailey. Director John Ford guides the WWI tale of camaraderie and conflict as two soldiers duel over a muse before marching into battle.
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Corinne Calvet
James Cagney
Princess Theatre
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Maxwell Anderson
Brenee Stallings
Captain Flagg
Charan
American Letters
Flagg
Quirt
John Ford
Ford
Siegel
Martin and
Lewis
Charmaine
Dailey
Miss Calvet
Ray Evans
Jay Livingston
Murder rate drops in Italy after World War II
The National Central Institute of Statistics reports a 67 percent decline in homicides since 1946. Official figures show 2,334 killings in 1946 versus 767 in 1950, with 1,376 in 1947, 1,084 in 1948, and 807 in 1949, alongside unrelated notes on animal nests and New York City's water front.
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National Central Institute of Statistics
The Torchlight Queen Shines in a Dominant Role
A film profile highlights Miss Michaels a leggy blonde starlet set to rise in her profession. The narrative emphasizes her warmth sympathy and strong screen presence as she leads the drama.
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