CEO Today Monday Tuesday Feature And Cartoon Lineup
The listing highlights Deanna Durbin and Pat O'Brien in HIS BUTLERS SISTER, BROTHERS IN BLOOD short, and color cartoons WHAT'S BUZZIN BUZZARD and STORK'S HOLIDAY. Mae West and Victor Moore star in HEATS ON with Navy Log March of Time. Friday runs include THE IRON MAJOR with Pat O'Brien Ruth Warrick and LRR Wabbit plus a Vic Victory piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Durbin
Pat O’brien
Brothers In Blood
Mae West
Victor Moore
Stork
Navy
Colorado Rockies
Pat O’ Brien
Ruth Warrick
Broadhurst Poughboys in Ireland and Pride of the Plains lineup
The entry lists Broadhurst Poughboys in Ireland with Kenny Baker and Jeff Donnell and a Pride of the Plains feature with Bob Livingston and Smiley Burnette. Other items include Imagination color cartoon and News of the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Ireland
Kenny Baker
Jeff Donnell
Pete Smith
Bob Livingston
Smiley Burnette
Paramount and Rialto Showbill Highlights and Cartoon Lineup
A condensed listing of films and shorts across Paramount and Rialto venues for today through Saturday. Notable acts include Tornado with Chester Morris and Nancy Kelly, Watch on the Rhine with Bette Davis, singing novelties, Merrie Melodies, and color cartoons. Featured titles include The Gang's All Here, Two Weeks to Live, and Outlaws of Pine Ridge alongside newsreels and Laurel and Hardy comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Morris
Nancy Kelly
Patric Knowles
Evelyn Ankers
Seria
GANG
Alice Faye
Carmen Miranda
Rialto
Lum
Abner
Our Gang
Fox Movietone News
Laurel and Hardy
Bikamer
China
Loretta Young
Alan Ladd
Vakkey
Fox Movie News
Pine Ridge
Mae West Stars in The Heat's On at Center Theatre
Mae West leads a musical extravaganza at Center Theatre on Wednesday with Victor Moore William Gaxton Hazel Scott Mary Roche and a six composer lineup including Jay Gerney Edward Eliscu Henry Myers Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn. The show blends suspense glamour and gags in a battle of wits between Mae West and Gaxton with Moore delivering laughs from both ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Center Theatre
Mae West
Victor Moore
William Gaxton
Xavier
Rhumba
Whiz
Hazel Scott
Sues
Lovely
Mary Roche
David Lichine
Fitzroy Davis
George S. George
Fred Schiller
Victor
Moore Getts
Gods Molded by Monks Rule One Night Each Year
In Choni within Kansu province China monks craft gods from butter and powdered colors for a single night yearly, granting the figures temporary dominion over the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choni
Kansu Province
China
His Butler's Sister shines in sparkling family comedy drama
Deanna Durbin stars as Ann Carter in His Butler's Sister at Center Theatre. Pat O'Brien's wealthy brother, Franchot Tone's composer, and a cast of notable supporting players spark romance and humor in this three day engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Durbin
Franchot Tone
Pat O’brien
Center Theatre
Ann Carter
Indiana
New York
Charles Gerard
Franchot
Tone
Ann
Gera Ear
Hollywood Scoop and Studio Crunches In 1943 Drama
Hollywood gossip notes director Busby Berkeley breaks wrist while rehearsing Cinderella Jones. Veronica Lake replaces Paulette Goddard temporarily for travel and film logistics. Ginger Rogers leads Tender Comrade as Oscar chatter heats up with Ruth Hussey and cast. Nancy Kelly and Joe Jackman Jr mark a swell on Gambler’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Busby Berkeley
Joan Leslie
Bob Alda
R-K-O
Ginger Rogers
Ruth Hussey
Ginger
Oscar
Freddie Slack
Navy
Teddy Powell
Nancy Kelly
Joe Jackman, Jr
Iron Major At Center Friday
Ruth Warrick stars as Mrs. Cavanaugh with Pat O'Brien in The Iron Major a profile of Major Frank Cavanaugh World War hero and famed football coach. Robert Ryan and Leon Ames anchor the strong supporting cast while the film opens Friday at the Center theatre. The article also notes a surge in women workers in the U S forest fire protection services since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cavanaugh
O’brien
Ruthrick
Leon Ames
Robert Ryan
Pat O'Brien
Frida
Center Theatre
Husky O’brien
Ruth Warrick
Mrs. Cavanaugh
U. S
Hollywood Hi Jinks and Backstage Buzz in 1940s notes
Digest of surface gossip and snapshots from Hollywood in the era. Items include Helen Forrest nearly torn by fans, an elevator scare with Eddie Hall aiding, Mariane O’Brien’s phony engagement ring, Carole Landis’ Christmas plans, Alan Ladd’s den full of fan photos, a victory committee sending 150 players to Army camps, Mikhail Rasumin’s return gifts to sick children, John Boles praised in New York, Mrs. Eddie Foy Jr winning bets from Sinatra, and various club and social sightings with stars and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Forrest
Eddie ‘Hall
Mariane O'Brien
Sue Carol
Alan Ladd
Alan
Hollywood
Victory Committee
Mikhail Rasumin
New York
John Boles
Venus
Eddie Foy, Jr
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Foy
Angela Green
Jack Tavelman
Clover Club
Anne Shirley
Somerset House
Carl Schroeders
Victor Mature
Dennis Day
Christine Forsyth
Biltmore
Paramount
Adelaide Norris
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Jack Carson
Alan Hale
Edward Everett Horton
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Spike Jones
City Slickers
Ghrected
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Shollywood Ia
Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Paulette Goddard
Veronica Lake
John Vietor
Johnny Doughboy
A Rose
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Ken' Baker
Doughboys
Jeff Donwell
Lynn Merrick
Color Carta Cn i
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WED. & Thurs
Chester Morris As
Blackie Boston
Iron
Carole Landis
Thomas C. Wallace
Mitchell Field
Carole
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Official Navy
Makin Island
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