This is My Affair at Myron Theatre with Taylor Stanwyck
Amusements page notes Thursday and Friday showings at the Myron Theatre featuring Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck in This is My Affair. The piece mixes romance and intrigue with a plot involving a captain sent to infiltrate a bank gang, a cafe setting, and a dramatic chase ending amid presidential era cameos and courtroom peril.
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Taylor-Stanwyck
Myron Theatre
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Middle West
McKinley
Dewey
Taylor
Victor MacLaglen
Brian Donlevy
Barbara
Ceenly
McLaglen
Danlevy
Donlevy
Dealevy
Swith
Secret Service
Taylor Fnally
United States
Anti
Jove
Roosevelt
McTayler
Lt. Taylor
Hollywood
Return from rip conde vacation pair and twins
Mr and Mrs Modico and George Hewitt have returned from a two week vacation near Wisconsin and Minnesota. The brief note records their safe return and mentions a newborn or twin reference as quints in Minnesota.
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Rip Conde
Sperial
Mr. and
Jercy Modico
George Hewitt
Wis
Quints
Minnesota
The Bet in Radolandy Rae By Butterfield Radio Features
A round by round description previews Louis versus Farr on August 26 with shortwave networks and stations listing airings. The piece notes broadcasters W3XAL Bound Brook and others, introduces Rae on WEAF NBC, and summarizes listening highlights for Wednesday and Thursday programs across NBC CBS networks plus international feeds with a roster of music and drama offerings.
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the Bet
Radolandy Rae
C. E
New York
Aug
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
NBC
Bound Brook
Schenectady
WEXK
Pittsburgh
WIXKE
Boston
Cincinnati
WABC
CBS
James L. Palmer
University of Chicago
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
One Man’s Family
Walter O'Keefe
Town Hall
Alistair Cooke
London
Paul Whiteman
Frank Parker
Jessica Dragonette
Prince
Pilsen
George Hamilton
Wijz-Nbc
Roy Shield
Ernest Gill
St. Paul
Music Guild
Archer Gibson
Harvard
Radio Music Hall
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Northern Lights
Dr. ‘Oliver
Jerry Blaine
F. Henderson
CBS Concert Orchestra
Bowes
Flaxd Gibbons
Frank Dailey
Dic Stabbe
Bert Block
Roger Pry
Benny Goodman
Lanny Ross Returns to Radio With New Independent Show
Lanny Ross, the longtime Show Boat star, prepares an independent program set for NBC in Hollywood while he manages a 450 acre Minnesota farm. He leaves Show Boat after a long run since 1932, explains how he built his rural retreat, and notes he will sing on the new hour and still appear in Show Boat episodes from time to time.
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Lanny Ross
Norman Siegel
NEA Service
New York
Aug
Ross
Lanny
Milbrook
Lamy
Jife
Charles Winniger
Cap'n
Henry
Mary
Lou
Mary Lou
Rosaline Greene
Charles Winninger
Ean'n Henry
Meredith Wilson
Nadine Conner
Thomas &. Thomas
Virginia Verrill
Patricia Wilder
Jack Harry
Rous
Radio City
NBC
Hollywood
New Horn
West
Charley Butterworth
The
Movies
Raymond
Rosé
Erourin
Waxblery
Milton Berle
Henny Youngman
Johnny Green
Jane Rhodes
D'Artega
Jane Framan
Columbia
Network
Wayne
N. J
Hudson
Page
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Bud Livingston
Ronald Cook
Toon
Tonite
Glenda Farrell
Victor McLagren
Bring Donley
Alan Dunehart
Paramount News
Mint
Wynn Murray
Miss
Jimmy Morton
Weaf-Nbc
JZJ
J2k
Tokyo
DID
Drama
JZK Hokyo
Huronite Radio
Troubadour
Muriel Wilsom
Winninger
Frank McIntyre
Sweet Sixteen
Hole
Muriel Wilson
Ros
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ted Matone
Ted
Charles Stark
Charlie
Air Waves
Thomas &, Thomas
Charles Win Inger
Cap'n Henry
Meredith ‘Wilson
Alma Kruger
Nancy Airks
Hatthe McDaniel
Jack Haley
Virgnia Verrill
Warren Hall
Farmer Jn
Acilewer
Geien
Oldeoquaker
Krown
Ature
OLD Quaker CO
Aerencisens
Indiana
Thurs
Louis Lang and
Hisrchestra
Balle
Una Merkel Luc
PPM Saat
Ges Conversion Burien
Crane Co
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