Yankee Doodle Dandy comes to Center Theater for 4 days
George M. Cohan’s life story centers on the patriotism and showmanship that made him famous. James Cagney stars as Cohan, with Joan Walter Houston Frances Langford Jeanne Cagney in supporting roles. The film features Broadway revue numbers and the famed songs that defined Cohan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Cohan
Center Theater
George M. Cohan
Ageses
James Cagney
Geo. M- Cohan
Cagney
Joan Atte
Waler Houston
Frances Langford
Jeanne Cagney
Broaday
Geo. M. Cohan
Joan Leslie
Walter Huston
George Tobias
Irene Manning
Robert Buckner
Edmund Joseph
White Cargo With Lamarr At Center Theatre
Hedy Lamarr stars in White Cargo at the Center Theatre with a Friday and Saturday run. The production features Lamarr as an alluring heroine alongside supporting roles, delivering a vivid stage adaptation. The piece revives a famous tale with screenlike technique and strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedy Lamarr
The
Center Theatre
After Pidgeon
Walter Pidgeon
White Cargo
the Center
Frank Morgan
Henry O'Neill
Richard Carlson
Bramwell Fletcher
Lamarr
Pidgeon
Theatres This Week Showcases Stars And News Events
Listings feature YANKEE DOODLE DANDY with James Cagney and Joan Leslie, WHITE CARGO with Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pidgeon, SHERLOCK HOLMES IN WASHINGTON, SUNDOWN KID, BLACK SWAN in Color, NIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS, SEVEN DAYS LEAVE, WAR DOGS, and keeper of the flames. Also notes on cartoons, newsreels, and musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cagney
Joan Leslie
White Cargo
Hedy Lamar
Walter Pidgeon
Broadhurst
Johhny
Allan Jones
Jane Frazee
Ina Ray Hutton
Sherlock Holmes
Washington
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
Ndy Clyde
Don Barry
Linda Johnson
Jack
Valley of Vanishing Men
Black Swan
Tyrone Power
Maureen O'Hara
Army Air Force Band
Universal News Events
New Orleans
Preston Foster
Patricia Morrison
Technicolor
Sportlight
Lucille Ball
Victor Mature
Bellboy Donald
India
Billy Lee
Addison Richards
Ham
Vegges el Brendell
King of the Mounties
Keeper OF the Flames
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Open Letter to McNutt on Work or Fight in Film
Hollywood critics scold the work or fight rule and demand realistic depictions of actors and characters earning money. The piece cites films like Madame Curie and The North Star as examples of changing wartime storytelling and notes advances in Soviet-themed production with Goldwyn’s team led by Milestone and Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. McNutt
Washington, D. C
Jane Russell
Mr. McNutt
Florida
Brian Aherne
Aherne
Loretta Young
Jeff
Herbert Marshall
George Sanders
Cary Grant
TIMES
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Bob Hope
Fred MacMurray
Humphrey Bogart
North Atlantic
Lockheed
Hollywood
Russia
Samuel Goldwyn
North Star
Ukraine
Walter Brennan
Ann Harding
Walter Huston
Jane Withers
Ninotchka
Tovarich
Washington
Moscow
Goldwyn
Lillian Hellman
Miss Hellman
Lelia Alexander
American Russian Institute
Sevfoto Agency
Ukrainian Daily Press
Kamenetz Podolsk
Kamenetz
Soevfoto
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewis Milestone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lurong
Sami F. B. Morse
Theational Academy of Design
Kpellers
Gila
Arizona
Hila
Ila
Healy
Gilla
Giley
Guila
Department of
Ies Melen
Gilbert Giteecret
Roland Alan Mowbray
Eatra Cartoon
Rialto
Paramount
Isle OF Missing Men
John Howard
Gilbert Roland
Wings
America Speaks
Fox Movietone News
Constance Bennett
Brad Crawford
Dover
Sabu
Sons OF Pioneers
Roy Rogers
Powder Town
Victor McLaglen
June Havoc
Range Busters
Bruce Bennett
Rockies
Bill Elliott
Tex Ritter
Andrews Sisters
Woody Hermand
Canada
National Inventors Council
Department of Commerce
Elas
Pyt , “Ra Nthaw Whee
Doctor Watson
the Broadhurst
Thomas Mitchell
Rafael Sabatini
Paramount Theatre
Johnny
Erskine Johnson
NEA
James Wong Howe
Ira Gershwin
Menace
Eric von Stroheim
Devel
Boris
Rasputin
Ounce
de Kremlin
Ven
Imperial Roshian
America
Balaban & Katz
Chicago
New York
Paramount Theater
Paramount Studio
Jack Holt
Tim Holt
Army
Quartermaster Corps
Ft. Warren
Wyo
Som
Victorville
Calif
Warner Bros
Jan [S
Wacter Huston
Richard
Michael Curtiz
Oahu
New Guinea
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