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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1946
Page
6
In a remote village hospital two women clash for Dr. Peay Thom’s love as Louise battles Sara Durand amidst Jap bombings. Ruth Warrick and Silen Drew star in Pearl S. novel adaptation, delivering a tense romance and dramatic climax.
Two Illinois Central Railroad representatives report strong demand for United States goods in South America after a tour. Philip A. Webb Jr. and Jose M. Giralt found Brazil Argentina Colombia and Venezuela show the strongest consumer demand with money and favorable exchange balances supporting trade.
Washington reports plentiful supplies in February with oatmeal and turkey on the list. Cabbage, white potatoes, eggs, canned citrus juices, and fresh citrus fruits round out the expected abundance as production and marketing administration releases the list.
The first in color drama opens today at Center Theatre for a four day run starring Gene Tierney Cornel Wilde and Jeanne Crain. Tierney plays Ellen Berent a subtly psychopathic wife driven by a need for total control and love while Wilde and Crain also claim pivotal roles in this high profile adaptation of Ben Ames Williams best seller.
Lt. Gen. Frederick E. Morgan the UNRRA administrator for Germany arrived in New York for a meeting with UNRRA head Herbert Lehman. Morgan had recently declined to re sign his post after criticism over remarks concerning a secret Jewish exodus from Europe and was suspended then reinstated. The article notes Americans' right to petition government for redress.
Center tele team presents Leave Her to Heaven in color with Gene Tierney Jeanne Crain Cornel Wilde plus China Sky starring Randolph Scott Ruth Warrick and Ellen Drew. Also You Hit The Spot musical and No Sail Disney color cartoon news events listed for Thursday to Saturday.
The Broadhurst lineup features First Yank into Tokyo with Tom Neal and Keye Like, All Star Musical Featurette, and Lulu Cartoon Magicalulu. Midweek shows Paris Underground with Constance Bennett and Gracie Fields, Lyin Mouse cartoon, News of the Day, then Wanderer of Waste Land with James Warren and Audrey, plus Dance Dance Dance comedy and Jungle Raiders Chapter Eight.
A compact schedule outlines Paramount releases and Universal News inserts across days from today through Thursday. Featurettes and serials accompany titles such as Kiss and Tell with Shirley Temple and Jerome Courtland, Song of Mexico, Love Letters, Woman Who Came Back, and Yolanda and the Thief, plus Fox and Movietone News entries and color films.
A fragmented listing shows a Shirley Ross West of the Ecos segment with Bachelor Daze comedy and American Romance with Brian Donlevy and Ann Richard Friday and Saturday double feature. Bob Steele in a Venus themed entry and The Law Rides also appear in the unreadable slate.
Raleigh reports 84 percent of meals in 1944 45 North Carolina school cafeterias included milk ranking the state first nationwide. Dr Clyde E Erwin state superintendent says the trend toward milk with meals continues to strengthen in the current school year.
A spectacular fire on Staten Island destroyed four piers two barges and three freight warehouses owned by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Officials estimate damages above 500,000 dollars as locomotives moved 350 freight cars to safety from yards beside the piers.
Walter Winchell recalls glamorous streets and a night world of stars in midtown, listing encounters with Charles Coburn, Jean Arthur, Victor Moore, Lucille Boone and others. The column notes divorces, marriages, career shifts, and social chatter, ending with a young performer’s near screen test and a fleeting rise.
A vivid tale of two women who outwit the Gestapo during the Paris occupation plays at the Broadhurst on Wednesday and Thursday. Taken from Etta Shiber’s book, the film follows an American girl and her friend who smuggle downed Allied flyers back to safety with Constance Bennett and Gracie Fields co starring.
City police record a parking violation against Governor R. Grees Cherry after tagging Mayor Herbert H. Baxter's car for a traffic offense. The governor’s vehicle was cited while the state chief executive attended a ceremonial event.
A Bay Area family in Cool Bay Oregon discovers a skeleton in their new house. The remains prove to be a deer skeleton left behind by previous occupants or animals, igniting curiosity rather than a human mystery. A separate note mentions a meeting honoring selective service workers.
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