Dolly Sisters at the Lincoln theater with Betty Grable and June Haver
The Dolly Sisters opens at the Lincoln theater with Betty Grable and June Haver as co stars and John Payne as the male lead. Director Irving Cummings notes their unusual on screen harmony as both heroines share seven song and dance numbers. The second feature is Caribbean Mystery starring James Dunn and Sheila Ryan.
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Lincoln Theater
Betty Grable
June Haver
John Payne
Irving Cummings
Cummings
Betty
June
James Dunn
Sheila Ryan
Hollywood to Show House On 92nd Street
Hollywood screens The House On 92nd Street a suspenseful tale of a house with a deadly secret hidden within its walls. The film promises mystery and tension as investigators uncover eerie clues and a chilling past.
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James Mason Rivals British Stage For U.S. Film Fame
A Kenosha County court notice from June 1946 invites claims in a probate matter connected to the estate of a deceased individual. The document cites Mason as a new Anglo film star appearing in British movies and requests all claims be filed by November 1946, with court proceedings set for December 3, 1943, at Kenosha.
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America
United States
James Mason
Hollywood theater opens with Eythe Nolan and Hasso in film
The feature presentation stars William Eythe Lloyd Nolan and Signe Hasso in a story adapted from FBI cases. The film, produced with FBI cooperation, could not be released until after the first atomic bomb was dropped on Japan. The second feature is The Girl of the Limberlost from Columbia Pictures with Ruth Nelson and others.
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Hollywood Theater
William Eythe
Lloyd Nolan
Signe Hasso
20Th Century- Fox
Dorinda Clifton
Loren Tinall
Gloria Holden
Ernest Cossart
Vanessa Brown
Estate of John A Szumnarski hearing for admin
Kenosha county court set to hear Frances M Szum narski application for administratrix of John A Szumnarski deceased with claims due by October 1 1946 and final examination November 5 1946 at Kenosha courthouse. Notices to creditors published. Judge W W Davis. Attorneys Hammond and Hammond.
Notice to Creditors and Probate Hearings in Kenosha County
Wisconsin Kenosha County notices announce Letters of Administration for Samuel John Palmer and probate hearing for Lawrence N Reicherts. Creditors must file claims by October 29, 1946, or be barred. A December 3, 1946 court term will examine and adjust claims at Kenosha Court House. A separate probate hearing for Reicherts Will is scheduled July 9, 1946 at 10 am, with claims due by October 1, 1946.
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Wisconsin
Said
W. W. Davis
Kadwit, Lepp & Phillips
State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Fred John Luebke
Amelia Luebke
State OF
John A. Szumnarski
Frances M. Szumnarski
City of Chicago
Cook Co
Hammond & Hammond
Samuel John Palmer
Sylva M. Palmer
Pleasant Prairie
Robert W. Baker, Jr
Lawrence N. Reicherts
Cecelia Clavey
Said County
Joseph L. Gottschlich
Victor Dieu
Elsie M. Dieu
John A. Kennedy
Hearing on Final Settlement in Karnes Estate
InKenosha County Court an Estate hearing on final settlement and inheritance tax for Mary M Karnes deceased is set for Tuesday July 2 1946 at 10:00 AM at Kenosha Court House. A J Pennefeather executor will present the application for examination and determination of tax due.
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State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Mary M. Karnes
Kenosha
A. J. Pennefeather
Said County
Notice of Probate of Will and Estate Details
The text shows petitions for probate of wills for Andrew Michaels and others in Kenosha County Wisconsin with dates in 1946. It notes appointment of executors, determination of heirs, inheritance tax, and hearings set for October 15 1946. The documents date May 22 1946 and June 7 1946 with attorneys W W Davis and H H Brown listed.
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