Strand Theatre Brings Mr Smith Goes to Washington
Strand Theatre opens Frank Capra's Mr Smith Goes to Washington with Jean Arthur and James Stewart in a record-breaking comedy drama praised coast to coast. The cast features Edward Arnold Thomas Mitchell Claude Rains and many others across 168 speaking parts and 43 settings. Television Spy also headlines with Judith Barrett Anthony Quinn and William Henry in a tale of long range vision and espionage.
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Mr. Smith
Washington
Frank Capra
Columbia
Jean Arthur
James Stewart
Strand Theatre
Capra
Mr. Deeds
Arama
Miss Arthur
Stewart
Edward Arnold
Thomas Mitchell
Claude Rains
Guy Kibbée
Ruth Donnelly
Eugene Pallette
Beulah Bondi
Harry Carey
H. B. Warner
Paramount
Tle
William Henry
Judith Barrett
William Cottier
Anthony Quinn
Richard Denning
William Collier
United States
Henry
Miss Barrett
Ring of
Es Gee
Television Spy Intrigue Shapes Tomorrow’s Long-Range Vision
A vivid image offers a glimpse into a world of strategic intrigue as efforts to control long-range vision for military use unfold. The piece hints at future developments and the bold steps taken to influence surveillance capabilities.
Dixie Theatre Show Brings Wallace Beery Wartime Hero
The Dixie Theatre features Thunder Afloat a two fisted Wallace Beery drama about a tugboat captain fighting lone against a submarine menace in World War I. Chester Morris co stars as his rival and later commander while Virginia Grey plays his daughter in the wartime action tale.
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Chester Morris
Wallace Beery
Virginia Grey
Atlantic
Dixie Theatre
Beery
Navy
Fixer Dugan at Opera House A Circus Comedy Drama
The film Fixer Dugan at the Opera House stars Lee Tracy in a fast moving comedy about a circus adjuster smoothing internal disputes and dealing with law officers and rival shows. Peggy Shannon co stars as a lion tamer with Virginia Weidler and a cast including Irene Franklin Rita LaRoy Bradley Page and more under Lew Sanders for RKO Radio.
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Little Virginia
Weidler
Miss Shannon
Irene Franklin
Rita LaRoy
Bradley Page
William Edmunds
Edythe Elliott
Cliff Reid
Lew Sanders
RKO Radio
Head of Federal Dam Project Is Forced Out
VINTA Okla Dec 1 UPI R V L Wright resigned as general manager of the Grand river dam hydroelectric project at the start of a hearing on ouster charges. He had been employed since Nov 22 1937 at 15000 a year. The authority cited inefficiency and only about one half of the 48000 acres needed for impounding waters have been purchased though completion is due next March.
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Vinta
Okla
UPI
R. V. L. Wright
Grand River Dam
Wright
Former Local Man Charles McGlumphy Dead in Chicago
Relatives report the death of Charles McGlumphy formerly of Grafton who passed away at his Chicago residence. Born June 26 1872 he was the son of Thomas and grew up in the community. He married Lucy Harter and moved to Chicago where he resided. his wife died six years ago. Surviving brothers are Arthur in Flemington Arnett in Deland Florida John in Grafton and sisters Ada Anderson Wheel ing Lovie Flemington Kittie Ford Grafton and Mrs Walter Marple Grafton Funeral services were held in Chicago.
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Charles McGlumphy
Grafton
Chicago
Ill
Thomas
Lucy Harter
Arthur McGlumphy
Flemington
Arnett McGlumphy
Deland
Florida
John McGlumphy
Ada Anderson
Wheeling
Lovie
Kittie Ford
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