Judy Holliday Sings in Film A Name for Herself
Judy Holliday makes her screen singing debut in A Name for Herself after performing at Rainbow Room and The Blue Angel in New York and Trocadero in Hollywood. She duets with Jack Lemmon on the nostalgic ballad Let's Fall in Love. Holliday previously toured nightspots with Betty Comden and Adolph Green in The Revuers.
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Good Films Our Answer for TV Says Goldwyn
Hollywood producer Sam Goldwyn warned television harmed cinema and that the public will not attend poor pictures. He urged making fewer but better films, noted too many theaters may shut, and said double features have been dead. He also warned Europe is overproducing films likely to fail, like Hollywood.
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Oklahoma Troopers Nab 4 Men and a Woman in Chase
State troopers nabbed four men and a woman after a 23 mile chase on U S Highway 66 near Stroud Oklahoma on Thursday night. They identified two as escapees from Leeper Michigan State Reform School. A truck blocked the highway, ending the pursuit. All were jailed in Lincoln County Jail at Chandler for questioning.
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Concert Program by Municipal Band at Locust Avenue Shell
Concert program for the Municipal Band directed by Eugene LaBarre featuring James E. Son. Programs include Sacs of Australia and Valse Italiana. Selections from Guys and Dolls and Scenes from a New Century. Performances at the band shell foot of Locust Ave with solos by James W. Duncan.
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Desert Scene in El Alamein Film Quenches Thirst on Screen
Peter Mamakos staggers through a desert on location at the sand dunes of El Segundo to depict the Sahara in Columbia's El Alamein. The scene features a delirious crawl toward an imagined ocean of water, mirroring the film’s punishing filmic desert.
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Scene Shift Reveals Mamakos Crawling Toward Ocean
In a single scene, cameras were moved to show Mamakos crawling toward the Pacific ocean. The sequence places the character 20 yards from shore out of previous camera range, creating a staged reveal of the real sea.
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