Jerome Jearn's melodies enchant at eight Met songs
A noted composer delivers eight memorable melodies for the Met programs. The set includes Man River and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes alongside three love songs with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. Giamui Brennen Bennett Dardell Eythe.
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Een
Jerome Jearn
Met
Wilde
Linda
Dardell
William Eythe
Walter ‘Brennan
Constance ‘Bennett
Dorothy
Giai
Runaround stage feature at Martin Theater with Eva Raines
A missing heiress drives a cross country hunt led by private detective Rod Cameron in a Universal comedy drama at the Martin Theater. Eva Raines stars as the willful heiress, with songs by Robin and actor Leo Robin in a lively program including Up With The Lark and The Railroad Song. The film also features Cinderella Sue and connections to the Centennial Exposition of 1876 setting the backdrop.
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Martin Theater
Eva ‘Raines
Rod ‘Cameron
Leo
Robin
Ree
Robin Tyrics
Wire Wizard of Sparks Circus Balances on Wire
The Great Swallow, a circus acrobat born in Sofia Bulgaria, balances on a slender wire with ease at the Sparks circus coming to Dothan Fair Grounds Friday September 27. He began as an acrobat at 15 and toured Europe before moving to Latin America.
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Dothan Fairgrounds
Twanow
Sofia
Bulgaria
Europe
Latin America
Adv
Great Swanow
Ritz Screen Torsy Offers Week of Musical and Western Films
Ritz Theatre presents a busy week headlined by Desi Armaaz and his orchestra in a Cuban Pete style musical with Ethel Smith and The King Sisters plus a Gene Autry Western Rancho Grande. Other features include Jane Powell and Ralph Bellamy in Delightfully Dangerous, East Side of Heaven revival, Do You Love Me with Dick Haymes and Maureen O Hara Shadows Over Chinatown, Texas Panhandle with Charles Starrett, Freddie Steps Out reissue, Joe Palooka with Joe Kirkwood and Alexa Knox, and Wild Horse Phantom. The Runaround stars Roderick Crawford Frank McHugh and George Cleveland with Nana Bryant and Joan Fulton. a surprise ending awaits audiences.
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Ritz Theatre
Desi
Armaaz
America
Arnax
Pete
Ethel Smith
Beverly Simmons
Ritz
Jane Powell
Ralph Bellamy
Bing Crosby
Maureen O'Hara
Chinatown
Charlie Chan
Sidney Toler
Charles Starrett
Texas Panhandle
James, Stewart
Freddie
Dothan
Joe Palooka
Joe Kirkwood
Alexader Knox
Buster Crabbe
Deadliest at dawn rattlesnake venom warning
A historical note explains that rattlesnakes are most poisonous in the early morning, as venom concentration is higher after night accumulation. The piece warns that a rattler strikes at anything in its path, emphasizing dawn danger for hikers and locals.
Wilson Film Debuts at Houston Theatre
Wilson the Technicolor epic opens Wednesday at the Houston Theatre in Houston with a star cast and large-scale production. The container notes six Academy Awards for its 1944 achievements and praises its dramatic sweep and historical backdrop while detailing the film’s director Henry King and screenwriter Lamar Trotti.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Wilson
Houston Theatre
Henry King
Lamar Trotti
20Th Century- Fox
Canyon Passage film crews trek Oregon wilderness for historic drama
A complete technical crew and stellar cast travel 1000 miles to location sites in the heart of the Umpqua National Forest high in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon to photograph the historical drama Canyon Passage set amid Rogue River, Crater Lake, Diamond Lake, lava fields, and the Oregon Trail. The story follows Logan Stewart, a frontiersman torn by loves and loyalties as it climaxes with the Rouie Indian Rebellion. An animal damage note mentions a fox causing losses amid farm and city impacts, with a reported total damage of 200 million dollars led by Alexander Knox and a star cast including Charles Coburn Geraldine Fitzgerald Thomas Mitchell Ruth Nelson Sir Cedric Hardwicke Vincent Price William Eythe Mary Anderson.
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Umpqua
Cascate Mountains
Oregon
Diamond
Canyon
America
Logan Stewart
Rouie
Alexander Knox
Charles Coburn
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Thomas ‘Mitchell
Ruth Nelson
Sir Cedric’ Hardwicke
Vincent Price
William Eythe
Mary Anderson
Lyrical Love Sets Opening for Centennial Summer at Martin
Jeanne Crain and Cornel Wilde star in Jerome Kern's Centennial Summer, a Technicolor musical opening Monday at the Martin Theatre, delivering romantic songs and bright visuals.
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Jeanne Crain
Linda Darnell
Cornel Wilds
Dank Andrews
Brian Donlevy
Susan Haywanl
Canyon Passage
Cornel Wilde
Jerome Kern
Martin Theatre
Mystery Transcript Clues at Tonight’s Covered Body Text
A fragmentary prompt suggests discussion of a covered body tonight. The text hints at Jewish identity or victimhood but remains unclear and incomplete. No full details or names are readable to confirm events or context.
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