Gale Storm Faces Busy Schedule With Family Balance
Hollywood star Gale Storm explains how she stays on a strict routine as My Little Margie grows her career. She films at sunrise six days weekly with Charles Farrell while serving as honorary mayor of Sherman Oaks and performing club singing in Las Vegas. She believes keeping active benefits her family and fosters stronger time with her three boys through shared family moments.
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Ruth Roman Quits Studio Returns for The Far Country
Hollywood star Ruth Roman, a Boston native, left Warner Bros after eight films in a year and a return to marriage and family. She accepts a small role in Blowing Wild to gain freedom, remains grateful to the studio, and now headlines The Far Country with James Stewart as a wicked character. Corinne Calvet co-stars in a controversial casting as a 16 year old, drawing attention to Hollywood’s sexual and career shifts.
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Long Beach Theaters Friday Oct Showings Aid Local Viewers
The guide lists starting times for multiple Long Beach venues including Atlantic, Belmont, Cairo, Egyptian and Imperial theaters. It highlights films such as River Street and Gun Battle plus listed showings at 6:30, 9:40, 7:35 and 10:55 with various titles and times across the venues.
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Bing Crosby retires Where the Blue of the Nights theme
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby has retired his famous radio theme Where the Blue of the Nights Meets the Gold of the Day. He chose a new instrumental tune labeled Bings Theme after tiring of the blues of the night. The piece, without lyrics, will be performed by his orchestra on air starting soon.
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Vaudeville Star Ida Manion Dies At 70
Funeral planned Saturday for Ida Monda Jennings Manion 70 once Broadway ingenue and vaudeville performer in early 1900s. She died Thursday at home leaving husband Ray mond Manion, partner in the Glendower and Manion act, who also shared credits with Eva Tanguay and William Faversham.
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