Those Were The Days at Broadhurst with Holden and Granville
The Paramount comedy romance Those Were the Days opens at the Broadhurst Theatre with William Holden Bonita Granville Ezra Stone and Judith Barrett in leading roles. The Knox College Illinois campus setting frames Petey Simmons and his friends as they tumble through freshman year pranks love and campus rivalries in a lively period piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitch
Saturday Evening Post
Collegians
Broadhurst Theatre
William Holden
Bonita Granville
Ezra Stone
Judith Barrett
Vaughan Glaser
Fitch
Paramount
Knox College
Galesburg
Illinois
Siwash
Petey” Simmons
Martha Scroggs
Dr Cyclops at Center Theatre Delights with Shrinking Plot
A secretive production of Dr Cyclops screens at Center Theatre for two days, offering a technicolor thriller about a scientist who shrinks four men and a woman to fourteen inches. The five become miniaturized survivors in a perilous Andes jungle, facing giant objects and looming dangers as they uncover a fateful fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Theatre
Dr. Cyclops
Cyclops
Janice Logan
Thomas Coley
Charles Halton
Victor Kilian
Frank Yaconelli
Albert Dekker
Andes
Peru
Cowboy King Returns To Rialto
Gene Autry headlines a musical western at the Rialto Theatre on Friday and Saturday with the film In Old Monterey. The cast features June Storey, Gabby Hayes, Smiley Burnette, and the Hoosier Hot Shots. The plot centers on ranchers facing government land condemnation for an air base as army officers move to evacuate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
Rialto Theatre
Monterey
June Storey
George “Gabby” Hayes
Gene
Little Pardner
Buddy
Autry-Storey
Gabby” Hayes
Columbia
Hoosier Hot Shots
Rash
Autry and Hayes
Smiley Burnette
The
Sarie & Sallie
Paramount Theatre
Twins Die At Thomasville Home
The twin infant sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saintsing of Thomasville route one died Friday at noon. Survivors include one brother Everett Saintsing and four grandparents. Funeral and burial were at Bethel Church Saturday morning. Italy's steel industry is working far below capacity for lack of essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Earl Saintsing
Route One
Everett Saintsing
T. O. Baily
Bethel Church
Italy
British Isles Central to American Commerce Says Analyst
In 1930s context London anchors global trade and finance. UK port cargo exceeds 125 million tons yearly, with US sales to Britain around $500 million and imports about $150 million. London prices drive world markets for tin rubber wool and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Great Britain
U. S
England
Wall Street
London
Liverpool
America
Deep South
Manitoba
Brazil
Australia
Lloyds of London
British Isles
Neutral
British Empire
Poppy Day Held Highly Successful
The Andrew Jackson Post American Legion Auxiliary reported a highly successful Poppy Day at High Point praising The Enterprise for advertising and Carolina Theatre for HQ. Mrs York thanked contributors including WMFR and local merchants as the drive funds rehabilitation and county welfare for the coming year. Also notes: various wartime trade items and materials briefly listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Hugh Smart
Carolina Theatre
WMFR
A. York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wellington
New Zealand
Ceusel
Vane
Walter Winchell
ML. Rahda
Broadhurst
Jane
Petey
Alexander
Allie’’ Bangs
Henry Aldrich
Palace Theatre
Wayony
Zanzibar
Lola Lane
James Craige
the Star Reporter
the Saint
George Saunders
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Claude Rains
Ann Shirley
John Garfield
Kaxcept
Londay
Tesday
Nja Mie
Love
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Gale Page
Jeffrey
Meg Robson
Eddie Delange and His Orchestra
Mickey Borden
Garfield
Alice Faye
Richard Green
New York
Technicolor
Paradise
Dorothy Lamour
Belgium
Holland and
Dorothy Lamour Robert
Lynne Overman
J. Carroll Naish
Cowboy King
Rialto
Frank Macmillen
France
Cap Gris Nez
Olin Blikensderfer
Olin Blickensderfer
Gary
Ind
High Point College
Metternich
Ford
Federal Trade Commission
United States Congress
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Motor Company
Orhorn, Mich
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