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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1946
Page
11
Olivia DeHavilland stars in To Each His Own at the Martin Theatre next Wednesday. The film traces Jody Norris from hopeful youth to lonely middle age as she endures love, loss, secrecy, and the reunion with her son in World War II London.
Dashiell Hammett worked as a Pinkerton detective for eight years before his rise as a notable detective fiction writer.
At the Martin Theatre today a colorful 19th century tale follows Vidocq, a nimble rogue played by George Sanders, as he escapes jail with Emile and charms Loretta Carole Landis and Therese Signe Hasso. The plot centers on thefts, pursuit by Chief Richet Gene Lockhart, and a love that entangles the minister's daughter.
Lillian Hellmans adult drama The Searching Wind adapted for film stars Robert Young Sylvia Sidney and Ann Richards. The drama follows a diplomat and a newspaperwoman amid personal and world affairs with a dramatic, must see production noted as a Hollywood adaptation.
Radio listings detail Sunday programs across networks with names like Jack Benny, Gena Autry, Charlie McCarthy, Paul Whiteman, Fred Allen, and George Putnam plus ABC CBS NBC MBS airings. A late note notes Tyrone Power and Gene Tierney in a scene from The Razor's Edge, delayed by Power’s Marine service.
Today at the Ritz Theatre the co starring comedy Practically Yours plays on. Fred MacMurray and Claudette Colbert share a staged kiss for a war bond poster while photographer Mikhail Rasumny struggles to capture love in bloom for the public moment.
Union Springs legislator Rep. George Andrews says War Department orders allow the Camp Rucker property disposal officer to declare unused athletic bleachers surplus. He seeks to move machinery to sell the bleachers to Wire Grass high schools with interest from Quark Enterprise Hartford officials. Andrews will press the Alabama director of War Assets Administration to accelerate release to schools.
An accident report filed Saturday shows two cars were slightly damaged in a Friday collision in the 100 block of W Crawford St. Lucile W. Hunter pulling from the curb struck W C Wells driving east. both drivers were uninjured and no charges were filed.
A brief note states the Hawaiian language alphabet contains 12 letters, fewer than other languages. The text also references Edna St Vincent and a published name Nancy Boyd.
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