Technicolor Epic South of St Louis Comes to Local Theatre
A vintage screening titled South of St. Louis arrives at the Suen theatre this Sunday, featuring a four star cast led by McRea Alexis Smith and Paul Moxey. The Technicolor western drama highlights Civil War era adventures, personal drama, and rugged frontier life with scenes filmed around Warner Ranch Calabasas and the San Fernando Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
donJarmmed
Jhistorical
Adyarn
Seti
St. Louis
Ila
Ory
Alan Tate
Ouglas
Zach Scott
Texas
Matone
McCrea
Fost
Warner Anch Calabasas
California
Vietor
San Fernando Yal
Sreer
Joel McCrea
Alexis Smith
South OF ST. Louis
Warner Dros
Technicolor
Rialto
Superman is Favorite of the Kiddies
The famous comic hero Superman debuts on screen in Columbia’s first chapter to be shown at Spencer Theatre Friday and Saturday. Kirk Alyn and Noel Neill star with Tommy Bond and Carol Forman as foes of the man of tomorrow, Spider Lady, in a serial adaptation by Plympton and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superman
Columbia
Spencer Theatre
Man of Tomorrow
Spider Lady
Foley
Kirk Alyn
Noel Neil
Tommy Bond
Carol Forman
George Meeker
Err Watkin
Ghirtes Quipey
Georgy H. Plympton
Joseph S. Poland
Arthur
Heerl
Lewis Clay
Royal Cole
Spencer Beant
Thomas Carr
Sain Kalzman
Army Deserter Impersonates A Woman In Court
Delbert E. Hill, an air force deserter from Philadelphia, was convicted of desertion dating to 1945 and sentenced to two years hard labor with bad conduct discharge. He testified he intended to return, blaming absence on hazardous duty. prosecutor showed evidence including women’s clothes found on him at Newcastle. The case arose after Hill was arrested last April 6 and involved filmed performances as “Donny Webert” in a Newcastle theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtonwood
Eng
Air Force
Martin
Delbert E. Will Today
Donny Webert
Giel
Japan
Wise
Air Forc
George B. Koontz
Hill
Koontz
Newcastle
Wwamen
Delbert
Presbyterian church events and men’s rally in Prescott
The Women's Federation of the Presbyterian church meets Monday at 4 PM in the MeeRoc Memorial Room. Bible lesson by Mrs Tom Lemis. monthly business meeting led by Mrs Sam C Loan. Also noted are city softball games at Cummina Field with Co C vs Bos-Welly and Co GC vs Ward, and miscellaneous church circle activities with reports, refreshments, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman'’s Federation of the Presbyterian Chirely
MeeRoc
Oblock
Tom Lemis
Sam C. Loan
Jusior
Co. C
Bos- Welly
Caumming Cield
Pan
Co GC
Boswells
Mildware of the City
I Cumimina
Presbyterian Church
Chachita
Prescott
Arkansas
George M. Pokel
Hot Springs
Kim Hendrick
Warren
John B. Sprageny
Missouri
Jon T. Smith
Dallas Atkins
Lester Steed
Jeff Livingstone
M. Reeves
Miners Wonder When Strike Will End
Pittsburgh June 1. Most of the nation s 450 000 coal miners entered the pits today for the last full production day in at least a week. President John L. Lewis orders a one week cessation starting Monday to stabilize the industry. Miners will receive 100 for the vacation week under the current contract. Uncertainty grows as operators may delay reopening after the five day pause due to required prep and inspection work and stalled contract talks. U S Steel began contract talks with the UMW in Philadelphia, with no decision yet on a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
UMW
Philadelphia
U. S. Steel
UW. 8
Steel
Investigation closes on Ice Box deaths at Walnut Ridge
State Police Investigator H R Peterson said the ice box deaths of three children near Walnut Ridge Arkansas are closed after James Buddy Chesser 10 allegedly described imprisoning playmates. Chesser and relatives deny responsibility. officials call it an unfortunate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Site Rock
Walnut Ridge
Ark
H.R. Peterson
James
Buddy) Chesser
Peterson
Pone Chesser
Socialist England Pays Homage to Its King in Pomp
A wartime era report depicts socialist ruled England praising King George VI in a royal procession through London. The piece contrasts imperial ceremony with debates on monarchy’s role as India moves toward republican status, signaling tensions within the Commonwealth and legacy of empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
London
Commonwealth
George I
England
Empire
Washington
Yestersum
Londo
Britain
George
Royal Guards
Ghenbeth
Tien
Menaveh
Gantry
Dominion of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Y
Andy Clyde
Ens Brooks
Donald O'Connor
San Antonio
Celeste Holm
Dan Dailey
20Th Century-Fox
Idolic
America
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Frank Gilbert
Cirele
Gilbert
Saxon Repun
Busiess
Deliciouy
Ellsworth
Clarke White
Tava
Roy Duke
Kinney
Connell
J. D. Kegan
Russell Maberg
Jordon
Turan
P. Arnall
Jett A. Davis
J.R. Worthingtean
Like Martin
M.shary
Ida Noucton
Rov ‘Ah Hambright
Milam
Mary OD. Saith
Dick Stewert
Kuouty Walls
Darids
Wat White
Blankshugs
Mars
Bucks
M Jinony Uainbrishe
Dallas
Floyd Hammer
Elogium
Shull
Meas
Gee Lemmerhart
Als
Charlie Sseutl
Tie Ubw
Linhli
Jotet Sewti
Charlie Seatl
Arthur Vurtiea
Vloyd Wren
Lovnmerhir
Dinun Gee
Til Mies Loyd
Y Tabibpight
Lig
Ma and
Mes
Rob Tat Hallbright
Pid
Rodney Tarpittan
Little Rock
Jada AleGulke Bus
Ceturayet To
Brockave
Dorothy Malone
Ane
Forlesye Holm
Collaen
Willieant Fruyto
Univ. of
Harry Keeley
Evelyn Sue
Charlene Wood
W. J. Yates
Gordon, Tuesdas
Carolyn Warren
Helen Warren
Memphis, Tenn
Mary Jane Coleman
J. G. Coleman
Univ. of Ark
Payottville
Jack Kennedy
Aniadelping
Norwood Smith
Magnolia
Jimmy Bemis
Millard Uardla
Sheell
Joe Spades
New York
Madison Square Boys' Club
Walter Edward Monserrat
DeWitt Mockkenzie
Foreign Affaire
Algo
Clalit Neaaria
Chivfatin Belin
Tivo
Peitine
Avid
Eiuce Hoth
Dave
Finwily
Auery
Thetis
Teres
Naaijan Wieg
Hempstead