Dolly Sisters in Technicolor opens at Center with Grable
Betty Grable and June Haver headline The Dolly Sisters at the Center theater in a Technicolor musical with John Payne. The film features new songs by Mack Gordon and James Monaco and lavish dance numbers, tracing the sisters from Broadway to the Riviera and their royal admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Sisters
Broadway
The
Riviera
Betty Grable
Jenny Dolly
Grable
Harry Fox
John Payne
Army Air Forces
June Haver
Rosie Dolly
Jenny
Vibration and Walnut Distribution Noted in Text
The text notes that light finger touch can feel vibrations from a sound emitting body and that sufficient pressure stops vibration. It mentions ten or more walnut species widely distributed across Americas Europe Africa and Asia. It adds a standard program distribution system for general hospitals by the army corps.
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North
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
The
Army — Co
Theaters This Week Showcased At Center and Paramount
A dense listing of movie and short features across venues Center Paramount and Rialto. Highlights include Irene ae Alexander Knox in Over 21, Rhapsody in Blue with Joan Leslie and Robert Alda, Dolly Sisters with Betty Grable and John Payne, and Brewster’s Millions with Dennis O Keefe and Helen Walker. Also shown are God Is My Cop, Lone Vengers, Irish Eyes Are Smiling, and a mix of cartoons newsreels and serial chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Today
Irene Ae
Alexander Knox
Joan Leslie
Robert Alda
Betty Grable
John Payne
Broadhurst
Leo Garcey
Huntz Hall
Brewster's Millions
Dennis O'Keefe
Helen Walker
Mitchum
Anne Freys
Mystery Island
Lana Turner Stars in Marriage Is A Private Affair at the Carolina
Lana Turner returns to the screen after a year with Marriage Is A Private Affair at the Carolina. The MGM romance stars Turner with James Craig and John Hodiak supported by Frances Gifford, Hugh Marlowe, Natalie Schafer, Keenan Wynn and Herbert Rudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Lana Turner
James Craig
John Hodiak
M-G-M
Marraige
Ays
Carolina Today
Lana
Judith Kelly
Frances Gifford
Hugh Marlowe
Natalie Schafer
Keenan Wynn
Herbert Rudley
Craig
Hodiak
Theo West
Fragmentary Note on Hearts and Printing History
The readable text hints at a romance line about James Craig and a heroine's heart, then shifts to a question about Carolina and a remark that the printing press was invented in the mid 15th century.
Over 21 at the Center Opens With Knox Coburn
Irene Dunne and Charles Coburn are linked to the comedy Over 21 with Alexander Knox joining the cast. The plot follows Max Wharton a newspaper columnist who enlists in the army and is aided by Polly his resourceful wife as she writes his column under his by line to keep the paper afloat during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dunne
Alexander Knox
Husband
Ruth Gordon
Center Theatre
Charles Coburn
Center Theater
New York Bulletin
Max Wharton
Knox
Rn Gow
Polly Wharton
Max
Miami
Polly
Gow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chester Morris
Carole Landis
Pat O'Brien
Rialto Theatre
Sree
Rita Hayworth
Prof. Lamberti
Redhead
Janet Blair
Lee Bowman
Paramount Theatre
Leo Gorcey
East Side
the Broadhurst
Technicolor
Lorine Theatre
West End
Olnworth
le Bowman
Leslie Brooks
God IS
Dennis Morgan Dane Clark
Alan Hale
Lynne Roberts
Peter Cookson
Dem Muggs
Jho
Paramount Today
Universal News
Fred MacMurray
Marjorie Main
Rhythm On Wheels
Sport
GOD IS MY Cops
Dennis Morgan
Raymond Massey
William Terry
Late
Johnny Angel
George Raft
Signe Hasso
Rialto Today
Miracle Makers
Variety
Fox Movietone News
Lone Vengers
Technicolor Sport
Laurel and Hardy
Dick Haymes
Monty Woolley
Porky
John Carradine
SON OF Oklahoma
Lorraine Day
Alan Marshall
James
Henry Aldrich
Lydon
Stooges
Bill Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Call of the Prairie
Boston Blackie Story
Chester Matis
the Carolina
Whae Cas Ie
Chester
Carolina R
Driven Theatre
John Wayne
Tall IN the
Saddle
Carol
Lona
Craig - Hodiak
Frances Ugh Gifford
Marlowe
Natalie Schaper
Keenan Wynn Herbert Rudley
Cleada
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