Theatres This Week Shows and Named Films
This week at the theatres features A Song Is Born in Technicolor with Danny Kaye Virginia Mayo Hugh Herbert at The Theatres Today Monday Tuesday. Wednesday through Saturday Every Girl Should Be D for Cary Grant Fran[chot] Tone Diana Lynn. Also Football Highlights short, Daffy Dilly cartoon, Paramount News, Gunning for Justice with Johnny Mack Brown, Superman serial, Mind Over Mouse Edgar Kennedy Comedy, Hobo Band cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin Technicolor
Danny Kaye
Virginia
Hugh Herbert
Paramount
Cary Grant
Franchot Tone
Diana Lynn
Daffy Dilly
Daffy Duck
Paramount News
Justice
Johnny Mack Brown
Edgar Kennedy
Betsy Drake
Don Hartman
the Center Theatre
Broadhurst "Trouble Makers" Bowery Boys at Call of the Canyon
A 1940s style program listing shows Broadhurst involved with Trouble Makers, Bowery Boys, Milky Way color cartoon, Western Whoppee with Tex Williams, and Gene Autry’s Call of the Canyon. Includes Surfboard Rhythm and Edgar Kennedy comedy along with News of the Day segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Trouble Makers
Bowery Boys
Tex Williams
Call OF the Canyon
Gene Autry
Pete Smith
Edgar Kennedy
Blood on the Moon and Stage Totals Tonight
Today Only Blood on the Moon stars Robert Mitchum and Barbara Bel Geddes. Monday only in person Kars Ton Show of 1949. Tuesday Wednesday Double Life with Ronald Coleman. Thursday Friday Saturday Mr Peabody and the Mermaid with William Powell and Ann Blythe. Late show Saturday night Unfaithfully Yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchum
Barbara Bel Geddes
Karston
Ronald Coleman
William Powell
Ann Blythe
Rialto Weekday Film Cards and Cartoons Schedule
The listing shows a Rialto schedule with Abbott and Costello Buck Privates on Monday. It also previews Merrie Melodies Hop Look and Listen and a Tuesday lineup including Gene Autry Carolina Moon Golden State Color Cartoon Be In Pictures Joe McDoakes Money On Your Life and more. Serials Wild Bill Elliott Law Comes to Texas Federal Agent underworld Oregon Trail. Also Bear and Hare Barney Bear Cartoon Truce Hurts Tom and Jerry Daddy Duck Donald Duck and Doggone Modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Today
Buck Privates
Abbott & Costello
Merrie Melody Cartoon
Carolina Moon
Gene Autry
Golden State
Joe McDoakes
Danny Kaye
Barney Bear
Oregon Trail
Law
Texas
Wild Bill Elliott
Vf Underworld
Leon Errol
Tom & Jerry
Daddy Duck
Donald Duck
Carolina Theatre Presents World War II Era Stars
The Carolina Theatre screens The Crusades with Loretta Young and Henry Wilcoxon plus Sutter’s Gold starring Edward Arnold and Lee Tracy. Also features Flirting with Fate with Joe E Brown Thunder in the Pines with Greg McClure and Michael Whelan. Cartoons and news add variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Theatre
Loretta Young
Henry Wilcoxon
Edward Arnold
Lee Tracy
Fate
Joe E. Brown
Thunder IN the Pines
Greg McClure
Michael Whelan
Midway Drive In Theatre Week Program Highlights
Sunday and Monday Marlene Dietrich and John Wayne star in Pittsburgh with a comedy cartoon and short subject. Tuesday and Wednesday Robert Walker and Judy Garland appear in Till the Clouds Roll By in Technicolor with a cartoon. Thursday and Friday The Cockeyed Miracle features Frank Morgan and Keenan Wynn plus a comedy cartoon and short. Saturday Linda Be Good stars Marie Wilson and John Hubbard with Dudes Are Pretty People and a color cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Drive
Marlene Dietrich
John Wayne
Pittsburgh
Robert, Walker
Judy Garland
Frank Morgan
Keenan Wynn
Linda
Marie Wilson
John Hubbard
Parlay Turns $30 Into NBC Hit People Are Funny
International News Service reports Art Linkletter built NBCs People Are Funny from a $30 joint investment in 1942 into an annual income of about $125,000. The show blends unique situations, interviews, contests, prizes, and do good stunts to draw laughs from about 30 million weekly viewers. Linkletter, born in Saskatchewan, held many jobs before beginning radio announcing in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
INS
Linkletter
NBC
John Guedel
Saskatchewan
Wall Street
San Diego
Linkletter Named Radio Program Manager at San Diego Exposition
In 1935 Arthur Linkletter was appointed radio program manager for the San Diego exposition and that year he married Lois Foerster, then a college student. They later had five children and lived in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linkletter
San Diego Exposition
Lois Foerster
Los Angeles
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