Sword's Point at Hollywood Stars Wilde and O'Hara
The Hollywood Theatre presents Sword's Point starring Cornel Wilde and Maureen O'Hara in a technicolor adventure set in 17th century France. Also on this week's lineup are Anything Can Happen with Jose Ferrer and Kim Hunter, Fort Defiance with Dan Clark and Ben Johnson, and Valley of the Eagles scheduled for Saturday midnight.
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Swords Point
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Dan O.herlihy
Alan Hale
Hollywood Management
Jose Ferrer
Kim Hunter
Fort Defiance
Hollywood
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Ben Johnson
At Swords Point
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Maureen O'Hara
Dane Clark
Valley of the Eagles
Rivali
Wheelchair Bills May Soon Run High
San Diego manager considers rising wheelchair costs as team members post aging and performance figures. Lef ty O'Doul leads with rookie concern as Fletcher and Benton pace the senior pack at 41 and 38 respectively.
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al Benton
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Jack Graham
Harvey Storey
Wisconsin Cheese Markets Steady at Madison and Chicago
Wisconsin primary American cheese markets held steady with no appreciable change. Swiss and non fat dry milk solids also remained steady with fair to good demand. Butter prices were steady to firm with gains at Chicago storage markets and receipts for cheese suitable for storing near record levels.
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Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Chicago
San Francisco
Swords Point to The Flaming Feather Film Schedule
A classified style cinema notice lists weekly showings at Swords Point featuring Cornel Wilde Maureen O Hara Jose Ferrer Kim Hunter and others. The sequence covers major double features from Sunday to Friday with stars like James Stewart John Wayne Abbott costello and Laurel and Hardy, plus special events and a Fireworks display.
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Betty Grable
MacDonald Carey
The
Fighting Coastguard
Brian Donlevy
Ella Raines
Pickup
Beverly Michaels
Hugo Hass
George Brent
Marguerite Chapman
the Desert Fox
James Mason
Cedric Hardwicke
Walt Disney
Sterling Hayden
Forrest Tucker
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Vote $1 Billion For Air Bases
The House approved 1.2 billion dollars in special appropriations for American air bases at home and overseas, with cuts of 568 million in administration requests for air base construction. The action comes within a larger military public works program and a separate military construction bill awaiting roll calls, as lawmakers eyed further cuts to Truman era programs.
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Australians Send Food to Britain in Wartime Aid
Australians sent 12 000 tons of canned food and 3 000 tons of fresh meat to Britain over five years as the Food for Britain Fund worked in Australia.
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Food For
Australia
Body of John W. McKenna found in Wisconsin garage
The body of 46 year old John Wesley McKenna was discovered Friday in his Darlington, Wisconsin garage. Authorities say he was shot with a .22 pistol found nearby and had been dead about a week. The body was sent to the State Crime Laboratory in Madison for autopsy and the death investigation is underway.
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Scaramouche at Rivoli Show Opens With Granger Heroism
Granger stars as Scaramouche in the Technicolor epic at Rivoli, joined by Leigh, Parker, Ferrer, Wilcoxon and Foch. The swashbuckling tale follows the avenging swordsman who joins a troupe of actors while entwined with love and rival noble foes. Also on Friday, The Winning Team opens featuring Grover Cleveland Alexander with Reagan Day stars.
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Stewart Granger
Eleanor Parker
Janet Leigh
Mel Ferrer
Henry Wilcoxon
Nina Foch
Lewis Stone
Richard Anderson
Doris Day
Ronald Reagan
Frank Lovejoy
Bob Lemon
Jerry Priddy
Peanuts Lowrey
Irv Noren
Hank Sauer
al Zarilla
Philippe de Valmorin
de Valmorin
Noel Marquis de Maynes
Aline de Gavrillac
Lenore
Eleanore Parker
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Rivoli
Lovejoy
Irv. Noren
Aerial Pest Control in Minnesota Grows to Million Dollar Industry
In Minnesota this year aerial spraying of weeds and insects moves toward a million dollar industry. Growth relies on more planes and new chemicals and techniques to hit weeds and land-dwelling pests from the air.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
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