Stars Do Center Double Feature Heaven Can Wait and Mission to Moscow
Ameche and Tierney headline Heaven Can Wait at the Center in Technicolor with Lubitsch’s famed touch noted. Mission to Moscow premieres Wednesday at the Center Theatre led by Walter Huston and Ann Harding with a strong supporting cast.
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Ameche
Tierney
Moscow
Gene Teirney
Don Ameche
Ernst Lubitsch
Hollywood
Lubitsch
Soviet Union
Center Theatre
America
Walter Huston
Ann Harding
Gene Tierney
The
Charles Coburn
Marjorie Main
Eugene Pallette
Bomber's Moon Opens At Center Theatre This Friday
Preview reports promise a film filled with thrills as George Montgomery and Anna Bella star in Bomber's Moon about the escape of a young American aviator and a Red Army Medical Corps nurse from a Nazi prison camp. Kent Taylor appears in a featured role.
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Center Theatre
George Montgomery
Annabella
Red Army
Kent Taylor
Features With Homolka and Dantine Stage Five Showings
The program presents Homolka and Helmut Dantine in five scheduled features beginning at 12 15 PM 2 30 PM 4 45 PM 7 00 PM and 9 15 PM.
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Homolka
Helmut Dantine
Theaters Ad Preview of Weekly Films and Cartoons
A dense theater page lists current and upcoming screenings with stars, cartoons, and serials. Jean Heather, recently graduated from the University of Washington, stars in Heaven Can Wait. Other titles include Mission to Moscow, Wackiki Wabbit, Bomber's Moon, Madero of Mexico, Last Roundup, Harrigan's Kid, Lone Star Trail, Edge of Darkness, Journey Into Fear, White Savage, Sky's the Limit, Spy Train, Springtime in the Rockies, Saddles and Sage Brush, and more. The page notes Technicolor features, serials, and cartoons, with brief cast mentions and theater locations.
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Warner Baxter
Margaret Lindsay
Women In Blue
American Speaks
Harrigan
Bobby Readick
William Gargan
In the Garden
Johnny Mack Brown
Tex Ritter
Mr. Zerk
All Star Comedy
Paramount Today
Edge OF Darkness
Ann Sheridan
Errol Flynn
Universal News
Orson Welles
Dolores del Rio
Donald
Disney
Fighting Engineers
Technicolor
Daddy
Richard Carlson
Martha O'Driscoll
Ozzie Nelson
Victory
Jon Hall
Maria Montez
Maria Montez. “Destruction Inc
Sky’s the Limit
Fred Astaire
Joan Leslie
Rialto
Richard Travis
Kathryn Craig
Call of Canada
Fox Movietone News
Buckaroo Andrews
Asia
Rockies
John Payne
Betty Grable
Sweeney
Jasper
Russell Hayden
Bob Wils
Daffy Duckaroo
Looney Tune
Overland Mail
Letters Inspire Budding Cartoonists To Draw
Winchell notes that every cartoonist receives letters from young fans seeking to draw. He recalls encouraging those youngsters and offering free lessons, stressing that humor and storytelling matter more than drawing tools.
Army Way Berkeley Coed laments canceled men’s party
Elliott, a Berkeley coed, complains after service men’s parties for 4 000 guests were canceled due to low turnout. Maj. G B Stewart explains the men prefer choosing their own entertainment rather than mass gatherings, praising the girls but noting the turnout issue.
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Berkeley
Calif
Elliott
Maj. G. 8S
Stewart
Oddities From The Land Of Make Believe In Hollywood
Hollywood gossip piece recounts quirky terms and on set mishaps as actors improvise with slang and bloopers. Mae West inspired terminology and life belt names, while stars like Frank Morgan Red Skelton and Bing Crosby feature in anecdotes about muffs and improvised lines observed in studio circles.
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Hollywood
Frank Morgan
Red Skelton
Paul
Revere
Bing Crosby
Jackie Jenkins
Moppet
Jackie
Daffy-Dilly
Eddie Rickenbacker
Texas
U. S
Willing Bird at Brookfield Zoo Tricks Attendants
Charity the shoebill stork at Brookfield Zoo seized a hose nozzle and sprayed rocks after attendants Armand Sharman and Walter Tiesman watched. Sharman mused about training the bird to use a scrubby brush to ease his job.
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Chicago
Charity
Brookfield Zoo
Walter Tiesman
Colors
Armand Sharman
Bega
Sharman
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Minneapolis
Consolidated Ration Board
Catherine Craig
Vernon Way
North Carolinas
Dar
John Litel
Ray Collins
Harold Huber
Don Costello
Harrigan’s
Frank Craven
William Gargas
Ten Ritter
Lone Star Trail
Fuzzy Knight
Rialto Theatre
Kay Collins
the Broadhurst
Ron Sheridan
Norway
William Woods
Paramount
Craven
Kid
Chamber of Commerce
Jean Bartel
California
Old Sol
Jean Heather
University of Washington
Jean Hetherington
Hero
Carracks
Kitty Klurfield
Winchell
Jnst
Mae West
Mae Wests
London
Paradise
Spring Byington