Irish Eyes Are Smiling at Martin Theatre
The Technicolor musical comedy Irish Eyes Are Smiling stars Monty Woolley June Haver and Dock Hayes. Betty Grable headlines with a dual role while Bruce Humberstone directs a brisk story set in prewar vaudeville and Tin Pan Alley.
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Martin
Century-Fox
Lim
Mexander
Coney Island
Sweet Bone O'Grady
Agisuitus
Guy Brose
Dafang Ruoyon
Monty Woolley
June Haver
Dock Hayes
Martin Theatre
Ran
Fos
R. Ball
Thia
Marty Woolley
Jace Haver
Damon Rayon
Pin Up Girl at Ritz Theatre Monday and Tuesday
Bet by in stars in a Technicolor musical at the Ritz Theatre on Monday and Tuesday. The show promises singing, dancing, and a lively cast including John Harvey Mertha Raye Joe E. Brown and the Cosdog Brothers with music by Charlie Spivak.
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Betty
Ritz Theatre
John Harvey
Mertha Raye
Joe E. Brown
Eugene Pal Jette
Cosdog Brothers
Charlie Spivak
Heaven
Youth Runs Wild at Alabama Theatre in Alabama Film
A film about two young lovers in a defense industry town explores juvenile strain from limited parental attention. The plot centers on a tire theft and a fatal incident involving an older girl, with lessons on family influence and responsibility.
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Alabama Theatre
Hos
Ruth Clifton
Teenace Oul
RKO
Glenn Vernon
Tessa Brind
Temages
Kent Smyth
Bowta Granville
Mark Robson
Val Lewtory
Jap Engineering Weakness Reveals U S Successes
In Honolulu AP report Majors Werbert Brown and James Fyans describe Japanese engineering as lacking imagination and resourcefulness. They note American and British models were copied and became obsolete, while American ingenuity powered Seventh Army Air Force construction of island airfields in the Central and Western Pacific. Some Japanese shell cases were cited as a rare exception.
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Honolulu
Renean Army Aviaton
Etnemy
Saad
Werbert B. Brown
St Paul
Minn
James R. Fyans
Enterprise
Ore
Seventh Army Air Force
Central
Western Pacific
Evans
Gary Cooper Stars In Casanova Brown At Martin This Week
Gary Cooper headlines Casanova Brown at the Martin Theatre this week. Teresa Wright plays the mother of a child Cooper fears to lose, leading to comic schemes and a hotel scene climax. Supporting cast includes Frank Morgan and Anita Louise. Produced by International Pictures, the film is shown for war relief via the War Activities Committee.
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Teresa Wright
Gary Cooper
Martin Theatre
Gary
Teresa
Martin
Tenese Wright
Marto Theatre
Casanova Brown
Isabel Drury
Moterly
Chicago
Mariage
Chamberland
Monica
Madge
Isabel
Casanova
Teresa Wights Helpful As the Child’s Mother. Frank Morgan
Mr. Ferris
Isabel Elsorm
Anita Louise
Madge Ferris
Patricia Collinge
Edmund Breen
Mary Treen
Nunnally Johnson
Sam Wood
International Pictures
REO
Japanese War Factories and Airfields Through Allied Eyes
Evans notes the Japanese used mass produced parts and improvised tools like cheshiners and riskets, while engineers say bulldozers were scarce. Brown observes soldiers marching to compact ground rather than graders, and airstrips described as hand laid and varied in thickness. Kwajalein runway had ten inch concrete but poor base and wet mix.
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Evans
Kwajalein
Victory Paths Paved By Construction Giants
Army engineers unleash bulldozers graders and scrapers to clear rubble build airstrips and open supply routes in the Marianas campaign. The bulldozer’s versatility is praised as a “secret weapon” aiding mobility and logistics across sand mud and rugged terrain.
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John L. Kent
NEA
Marianas
Bari
Gus
Pacific
Taos
Dischaiimy
Arid
Dirt Moving War Powers Up Allied Efforts
The article extols crawler tractors scrapers and graders as essential to fast earth moving in World War II. It notes these machines rapidly fill bomb craters and rebuild landing fields, enabling quick aircraft operations across Rendova Solo Mon islands Sicily and Normandy, underscoring engineers’ role in mobility and success.
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Rendova
Solomons
Sicily
Normandy
Earth
Aerial Food Warmer For Planes Fails To Burn Crew
The Army Air Forces tactical center in Orlando unveils a perfected aerial food warmer for long range Superfortresses. The sturdy insulated cabinet uses a thermo static heat system connected to the plane’s electrical supply, holding six metal trays twelve cups and a bread fruit drawer.
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Orlando
Army Air Forces Tactical Center
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James Monace
Scthohol
Judy Canova Ir
Roy Acuff
the Fighting
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Cowboy
Betty Grable
Alabama
U. S
Creek
Pittsburg
Pal
Nathaniel Car
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
In Society
Alabama A Marthed Davie Theatres
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Tessa Grind
Sid Feely
Thea
Wwe
Ce Trish
Pat KS
Anthony Quinn
Abetty Whitney
Maxie Roses
Leonard Warren
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Blanche Theo
Martin Movietone News and Cartoon
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