Strictly In the Groove At Broadhurst
The laugh loaded film Strictly In the Groove opens today at the Broadhurst for Monday and Tuesday showings. It features Leon Errol Shamp Howard Franklin Pangborn with Grace McDonald Mary Healy Martha Tilton and the Dinning Sisters. Also stars Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra Jimmie Davis and the Jimmy Wakely Trio in a romping romantic swing and song package.
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Shamp Howard
Franklin Pangborn
Grace McDonald
Mary Healy
Martha Tilton
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Ozzie Nelson
Ozzie
Jimmie Davis
Diamond Solid Aires
Jimmy Wakely
Oezie Nelson
Leon Erroll
Shemp Howard
Benj Franklin Jr
Our Gang
Bert Gordon
Jinx Falkenburg
Edgar Kennedy
Donald Duck
Mickey Rooney Stars in A Yank at Eton Film
Mickey Rooney dominates the comedy as an American boy at Eton in A Yank at Eton opening Thursday at Center theater. He performs football, cricket, steeplechase stunts and leads a slapstick brawl with Eton pupils and waiters, including a victory over the bully.
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England
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Center Theater
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Mickey
America
Tina Thayed
Center Theatre
Edmund Gwenn
Ian Hunter
Martha Linden
Arabian Nights Technicolor at Center Theatre faces critical praise
Critics hail Thursday debut of Arabian Nights at the Center Theatre starring Jon Hall Maria Montez and Sabu. The romantic tale of Sherazade unfolds against an Orient backdrop with two princes vying for the dancer’s affections.
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Center Theatre
Walter Wanger
Jon Hall
Maria Montez
Sabu
Hollywood
Sherazade
Bagaad
Orient
Leif Erikson
Bill Gilbert
Edgar Barrer
Shemp Howard
Laugh Blues Away Comes To Broadhurst Wednesday
Laugh Your Blues Away is a new comedy at the Broadhurst starring Jinx Falkenburg and Bert Gordon. The film follows a bogus prince and a phony princess who burst into the blue book to escape debt, delivering light hearted entertainment with music and laughs.
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Broadhurst
Jinx Falkenburg
Bert Gordon
Orson Welles’ horse speaks in Hollywood style interview
Exclusive interview with the 20 year old horse of Orson Welles. The creature details life at Prince Mike Romanoff’s Beverly Hills venue and his many roles from actor to janitor and night watchman. He recalls early days, a silver bit, and a knack for tricks.
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Orson Weiles
Prince Mike Romanoff
Beverly Hills
Orson
Amateurs and a derby horse star wants to act
The interviewee, a gifted horse who ran in the Kentucky Derby but was ruled off the track, jokes about film fame and horse actors. He notes pulling or pushing Orson Welles in scenes, mocks movie horses as corny, and compares himself to Bob Hope in cheeky self regard. He dreams of an acting career beyond horse roles.
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Bill Boyd
Orson Welles
Orson
Bob Hope
Bob
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