A Week of News Events and Film Screens Across Theaters
Listings show daily and midweek film programs with stars such as Betty Hutton Glorfia Jean Errol Flynn and Claudette Colbert. Cartoons serials newsreels and color shorts accompany features like Incendiary Blonde Hangover Square Objective Armageddon and Utah Trail across Paramount Rialto and Fox theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanders
Oddity
Traveltalk
Gene Autry
Brenda Starr
Novelty
Paramount
April
Gloria Jean
Kirby Grant
Universal News
Objective Arma
Errol Flynn
Henry Hull
Grissley
Virginia Grey
Paul Kelly
Rialto Today
Herman Brix
Fox Movietone News
Old
Montana
Fred Scott
Popular Science
Claudette Colbert
Shirley Temple
Joseph Cotten
Conflict Opens Thursday at the Center Theatre
The melodrama Conflict debuts at the Center Theatre with Humphrey Bogart Alexis Smith and Sydney Greenstreet leading a star cast. Based on an original story by Robert Siodmak and Alfred Neumann the plot follows a husband who murders his wife to win a younger sister. A respected psychiatrist played by Greenstreet unravels the case amid twists and suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Bogart
Center Theatre
Alexis Smith
Sydney Greenstreet
Robert Siodmak
Alfred Neumann
Rose Hobart
Lydn Greenstreet
Star Is Born At Carolina Theatre A Glorious Technicolor Show
Local movie fans enjoy A Star Is Born in Technicolor at the Carolina theatre starring Janet Gaynor and Frederic March. Aldolph Menjou May Robson and a strong cast deliver a glamorous Hollywood rise drama with Dorothy Parker adaptation. Also scheduled Monday and Tuesday Phantom of 42nd Street with cartoons and comedy for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Today
Frederic March
Janet Gaynor
In Color
Y. Comedyw
Ann Sothern
James Craig
Hollywood
Carolina Theatre
David Selznick
Janey Gaynor
Rebecca
Dorothy Parker
Aldolphe Menjou
Oliver Niles
May Robson
Esther
Andy Devine
Lionel Stander
Edgar Kennedy
Owen Moore
Guvnn
Big Boy
Carolina
Adolphe Menjou
All Japanese Are Not Polite
Tokyo dispatch reports an Associated Press convoy traveling to Atsugi faced hostility and a second tire failure. A Japanese driver refused to help the party, shouting that they ought to be shot, prompting the Americans to continue by bus after a night of sleeping on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Atsugi
Associated Press
Vern Haugland
New Hampshire Delayed Flag Authorization Until 1909
A historical note records that New Hampshire did not have a state flag officially authorized by law until the year 1909. Officials and lawmakers debated emblem design and usage prior to this legal standard.
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New Hampshire
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Ray Mill
Barbara Britton
Utah
Tex Ritter
Donna Reed
Marjorie Main
Henry Morgan
Barton Maclane
Laird Cregar
Linda Darnell
Ray Milland
Utah Trail
Cutie
Star
Barry Fitzgerald
Betty Hutton
Arturo de Cordova
Betty
Arturo
Bill Goodwin
Albert Dekker
Charles Ruggles
Barry Fitzerald
Texas Guinan
Judy Carland
Robert Walker
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Broadhurst Theatre
Tarzan
Rialtore
Ud Garland
WEB
Robi Walker
M-G-M
James Gleason
Keenan Wynn Marshall Thompson
Pos Atty
Raamgunt
Ember Gloria Jean Kirby Grant Milburn Stone Edwards
Brophy Hobart Cavanaugh
America
Texas
Guiaan
With Charles Ruggles
Manila