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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1943

Page

6

Theaters Hero This Week Showings

This weeks theater line up features Bombardier with Pat O Brien Randolph Scott and Anne Shirley. Also Forever and a Day with Ida Lupino and Ray Milland plus Sing Helen Sing musical act. Later assigns include Assignment in Brit tany and Revival Moments of Charm with Phil Spitalny. Ghosts on the Loose East Side Kids and Leather Burners with William Boyd.

Center Today Bombardier Pat O'Brien Randolph Scott Anne Shirley Eddie Albert Brain Aherne Robt Cummings Chas. Laughton Ida Lupino Herbert Marshall Ray Milland Anna Neagle Merle Oberon Helen Brittany Pierre Aumont Susan Peters Phil Spitalny Women In Blue Broadhurst East Side Aldrich Jimmy Lydon Charlie Smith William Boyd

War Humor and Musical Comedy at Rialto Nights

A packed program features Loony Tune cartoons and color serials including Black Dragon and Heaven Can Wait in Technicolor. The bill showcases Ethel Waters Rochester Lena Horne and Ann Miller with William Wright plus Lives of Franklin Jr Our Gang A Batman serial and newsreels Fox Movietone. Also shown are Scarface Aristocrats of the Kennel Life of Thoroughbred and Overland Mail with John Wayne Randolph Scott Torrid Toreadors and Hearts of the Golden West star Roy Rogers along with Victory shorts and Pacific cartoon segments.

Loony Tune Cresh Ethe Waters Rochester Lena Horne Universal News Events Beverly” Ann Miller William Wright Benjamin Franklin, Jr Our Gang Gene Tierney Don Ameche Rialto Scarface Paul Muni Thoroughbred Sportlight Heart OF the Golden West Roy Rogers Geo Gabby” Hayes Victory Short Pacific Overland Mail

Wagnerian Songs and Other Records on Victor Albums

A condensation of music notes and brief notices: Victor Masterworks M&872 markets Helen Traubel with Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra featuring Wagner arias from Tristan and Isolde. Other items include Frank Sinatra with the Pied Pipers and T. Dorsey, Jo Stafford, Ziggy Elman, Fats Waller pieces and a Kearney Neb brief.

Helen Traubel Leopold Stokowski Philadelphia Orchestra Victor Masterworks Metropolitan Opera Association of New York Victor Miss Traubel Philadelphia A Traubel Traume Schmerzen Im Treibhaus Sinatra T. Dorsey Pied Pipers Treasury Department Jo Stafford Ziggy Elman Ziggy Ivory Fats Waller Bluebird Folks Fats Richard Wagner Waller Gang

Arresting note in Chicago ends with a lockup

Police Sgt. Thomas P. Hayes stopped a man walking with a saxophone asking where he got it. The man claimed ownership as a musician and was challenged to play. He played “Sweet Rosie O’Grady” but Hayes deemed the performance offensive and detained him while investigating ownership.

Chicago Thomas P. Hayes Rosie O Grady Hayes

Telegr ams By Radio Seen As Western Union Goal

Western Union's engineering vice president F E D Humy told the FCC that telegrams sent by radio or light beams are the ultimate goal of the company. He said Telefax would offer unlimited possibilities and lower future rates, with telegraph transmission via automated receptacles producing exact facsimiles at distant ends. Wires are used in Telefax transmission.

Washington Western Union F. E. D'Humy Federal Communications Commission FCC Postal D'Humy T. A. M. Craven Telefax

Reindeer Herd explodes to six hundred thousand in Alaska

A herd imported into Alaska about 45 years ago has grown to around 600000 head, reflecting a dramatic expansion with potential effects on local ecology and Eskimo herding. Researchers note rapid population growth and challenges in managing forage and predators.

Alaska

Laraine Day's Hollywood Rebound From Firing to Fame

Laraine Day rose from initial rejections in Hollywood to lead roles after being fired by Paramount and later by RKO. She recalls DeMille doubting her talent, but later asked her to play Gary Cooper's wife in The Story of Doctor Wassell. Now in Mr Lucky with Cary Grant, she jokes about being fired again and remains bound by an MGM contract.

Laraine Hollywood Laraine Day Long Beach Calif Paramount Studio Paramount Cecil B. DeMille DeMille Gary Cooper Doctor Wassell RKO George O'Brien Mr. Lucky Cary Grant Cecil B. Weville Joe Egli Joe Egli Miss Day C. B

Bombardier at Center Theatre With Norden Bombsight Story

Center Theatre begins a three day run of Bombardier starring Pat O Brien and Randolph Scott. The film presents the Norden bombsight inside story and how bombing crews train for night raids on Tokyo with Flying Fortresses facing Japanese Zeros. Anne Shirley leads a strong supporting cast including Eddie Albert Walter Reed and Barton MacLane.

Vereen Anne Shirley Pat O’brien Randolph Scott Miss Shirley Eddie Albert U. S. Army Air Forces Bomber Command Advanced Flying School Kirtland Field Albuquerque N. M Bombardier Center Theatre America Pat O'Brien Tokio Walter Reed Barton MacLane

Notable Stars in Talkies Turn to Historic Figures

The article notes Laraine Day leaves the Dr Kildare nurse roles to join Cecil B DeMille in Cry Havoc for prestige, and her husband Ray Hendricks serves as Army Air Corps instructor in California. It previews Wilson a semi documentary portrait of Woodrow Wilson with real figures and casting rumors including Sir Cedrick Hardwicke as Lodge and Mitchell as Tumulty, with Alfred Lunt potentially joining.

Army Air Corps Lancaster Calif Wilson Zanuck Sir Cedrick Hardwicke Senator Lodge Thomas Mitchell Joseph P. Tumulty Alfred Lunt

Fox Talbot First to Use Negatives and Invent Calotype

Fox Talbot pioneered the use of negatives in photography and developed the calotype process, marking a foundational step in photographic history. His work established the basis for later photographic methods and influenced image creation and reproduction worldwide.

Fox Talbot

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