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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1946
Page
6
Brian Donnevy leads the mischievous duo Gail and Diana in a breezy comedy about growing up and chaotic romances. Their bootlegger chaperone and bohemian Greenwich Village escapades trigger love quarrels, a theater raid, and a police rescue by their boyfriends as they chase madcap adventures.
The text notes that the common cold exists universally across all parts of the world among all races and classes in every climate. It emphasizes wide distribution and uniform occurrence without regional variation.
The text notes that a spar torpedo was the first type used in the Civil War, describing it as a long ram with a bomb at the end. It references bones and muscles in a cryptic way as context. The passage connects weapon design to historical naval warfare.
The program lists daily offerings at The Theatres This Week Center with titles such as Our Hearts Were Growing Up featuring Gail Russell and stars Diana Lynn and Brian Donlevy. March of Time presents Report on Greece. Cartoon Rush My Mouse. Wednesday to Saturday Do You Love Me starring Maureen O Hara and Dick Haymes.
Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall perform in Broadhurst as part of a fast company lineup with a community sing. Gale Storm and Phil Reagan appear in Swing Parade of 1946 while Popeye cartoons and serials offer humor and action. Sunset Carson headlines Rough Riders of Cheyenne and Lost City of Jungle.
Paramount presents a weekly schedule featuring BELLS OF ST MARY with Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman. Tuesday showcases RHAPSODY IN BLUE with Joan Leslie and Robert Alda, plus Getting Glamour. Midweek mentions LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN in color with Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde, plus a Disney canine cartoon. Saturday highlights JUST BEFORE DAWN with Warner Baxter and Mona Barrie, Scarlet Horseman serial, Hop Harrigan first chapter, and Janie Gets Married in late show.
This issue previews a color lineup featuring Its A Pleasure with Sonja Henie and Michael O Shea plus Travel Short. Monday and Tuesday offer Greenwich Village in color with Carmen Miranda and Don 2 Vician Blaine. Wednesday on stage Briar Hoppers. On screen Zombies On Broadway. Thursday Take It or Leave It with Phil Baker. Friday and Saturday Cheyenne Wild Cat with Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder. Chapter 12 of Manhunt of Mystery Isle plus cartoon and comedy.
Tuesday shows feature Ralph Bellamy Clark in Wild and McGuerins from Brooklyn plus Bobby Socks cartoon. Fred Astaire in Yolanda and the Thief with Guest Pests. Kid Millions with Cantor Southern Murphy and Merman. A Gun In His Hand sold separately. Friday Happy Go Lucky stars Powell Martin Hutton Bracken. Hot Footlight Lights cartoon and Alum and Eve. Note: Jefferson founded the first state university. Australia pioneered capital labor arbitration courts.
A jumble of names and titles appears from Variety and Fox News listings. Clark Gable Loretta Young Barbara Stanwyck Dennis Morgan Anne Baxter John نما, with references to Christmas in Connecticut and Sunday Dinner for a Soldier.
Maureen O'Hara Dick Haymes and Harry James star in a technicolor musical romance at Center theater opening Wednesday. A shy music school dean travels to town to find a conductor and becomes titillated as Harry James falls for her and Dick Haymes steals words from his trumpet. Reginald Gardiner and Richard Gaines support this fast moving four sided love story with new songs introduced by Haymes and James.
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