Mystery Hit Has Chills and Laughter at Broadhurst
The Boogie Man Will Get You stars Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre. A horror comedy set in an old Colonial inn with sliding panels and mysterious stranglers, the film is described as a chilling yet humorous thrill ride playing Monday and Tuesday at the Broadhurst.
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Boris Karloff
Peter Lorre
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McKinley and Orchestra
Glenn Willett
Navy Comes The story of courage on North Atlantic seas
O'Brien stars as a tough chief gunner's mate aboard a merchant ship with George Murphy as a disgraced ex-officer who enlists. A romance with the gunner's sister and clashes between the two men drive drama. The crew battles a U-boat, captures a Nazi supply ship and the ex-officer redeems himself in combat, leading to a happy ending. An aside notes cyclone engine cooling fins.
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Chinese Envoy Plans Return to United States
Lieut. Gen. Hsiung Shih-Fee, head of a Chinese military mission in Washington, will return to the United States after reporting to the Chinese government. He met President Roosevelt on Thursday amid questions in Washington about Chinese satisfaction with Allied aid. Fei said his return would depend on future necessity.
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Nightly Screenings and Radio Highlights at Center News
A dense listing of today through Saturday programs at Center News includes film features with stars Clark Gable Lana Turner Pat O Brien George Murphy and Robert Stack Diana Barrymore plus serials and musical acts. Animated cartoons from Walt Disney and color cartoons headline the lineup with newsreels and defense reels noted.
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Navy Comes
Pat O'Brien
George Murphy
Private Smith USA
Center News
Eagle Squadron
Robert Stack
Diana Barrymore
Universal News
Adolphe Menjou
Jackie Cooper
Miracle Makers
Pied Piper
Monty Wooley
Roddy McDowall
Fannie Hurst
Donald
Walt Disney Color
Fox Movietone News and Film Shorts Compile Rialto Lineup
Fox Movietone News presents a slate including Jungle Siren with Ann Corio and Buster Crabbe in Wedded Blitz, Leon Errol comedy, Fox and Grapes in Color, North to Klondike with Brad Crawford and Lon Chaney, Night Shift defense reel, Maybe Darwin Was Right, Impatient Patient Looney Tune, and Pals with Bill Boyd and Art Davis. Ann Sheridan and Robert Cummings star in TM. Host of Secret Service trial noted.
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Buster Crabbe
Leon Errol
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Grapes
Fox Movietone News
Klondike
Brad Crawford
Lon Chaney
Darwin
Loony Tune
Ann Sheridan
Robert Cummings
Bill Boyd
Art Davis
WEST END TODAY TOMORROW FLEET'S IN DOUBLE FEATURE
Dorothy Lamour and William Holden star in a program with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra. Also news and musical comedy. Double feature includes Twilight on the Trail with William Boyd and Andy Clyde The Corpse Vanishes Bela Lugosi Melody Ranch Gene Autry and Jimmy Durante Tanks A Million with James Gleason and Noah Beery First Chapter of Gang Busters and a cartoon.
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Dorothy Lamour
William Holden
Jimmy Dorsey
William Boyd
Andy Clyde
Bela Lugosi
Gene Autry
Jimmy Durante
James Gleason
Noah Beery
Junior Army at Broadhurst This Week
The Dead End Kids star in Junior Army at the Broadhurst this Wednesday and Thursday. Bobby Jordan Huntz Hall and Billy Halop headline with Freddie Bartholomew in an action packed tale of youths from diverse backgrounds joining Uncle Sam’s cause and training for future battlefields.
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Junior Army
Freddie Bartholomew
Billy Halep
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Uncle Sam
Bobby Jordan
Huntz Hall
Billy Halop
Far East War Drama Stars Gable and Tur
Clark Gable and Lana Turner headline the new drama of correspondents in the Far East opening today at the Center. Gable and Robert Sterling play rival brothers in love with Turner’s on duty journalist as war erupts with Japanese aggression and a dramatic rescue unfolds amid jungle fights and a hopeful U S victory note.
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Lana Tur
Wesley Ruggles
Gable
Robert Sterling
Miss Turner
China
Harbor
Thethers
Sterling
Ja Sterling
War Bonds Drive Encourages Saving Now for Postwar Jobs
This notice urges saving through War Bonds as factories switch to war production. It promotes payroll savings plans at work and explains that every $3 invested yields $1 in the future, framing the program as support for wartime effort and postwar employment.
Czech Gov’t Figures On Nazi Killings Released
In exile in London the Czech government reports 19 percent of Czech citizens killed by Germans in the past year. It cites 137 women among the dead and notes deaths in Didice and Lezaky, plus Jews slain or dying of wounds. Deportations reach 72,000 Jews from Czechoslovakia.
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Trucking Industry Faces Major 1943 Problems
The Office of Defense Transportation warned the trucking industry will confront severe shortages of rubber manpower parts and vehicles in 1943. It said all operators from sole proprietors to large fleets are at risk and predicted tires would remain the most pressing issue.
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Office of Defense Transportation
United States
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College flyers invited to join Civil Air Patrol plan
Aviation enthusiasts and college flyers are invited to join the Civil Air Patrol under a plan that allows CAP participation without interfering with academic work. The enlistment goal targets at least 90 000 civilian pilots and student flyers.
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