Arms and the Girl lights Nanette Fabray on stage
Nanette Fabray stars in the new musical Arms and the Girl at the Forty-Sixth Street Theater. The article traces her rise from Our Gang to Broadway operettas and highlights her duel scenes, battlefield courage, and military role as Kirkland, a Connecticut patriot inspired by Joan of Arc.
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Mark Barron
NEW York
Nanette Fabray
Forty-Sixth Street Theater
Kirkland
Patrot
Connecticut
Joan of Arc
Miss Fabray
Muss Fabray
Sua
Withal
Wiss Fabray
Ben Turpin
Turpin
Max Reinhardt
Dramatic Workshop
Europe
Skating Show To Open At Cincinnati Garden
Gloria Nord the famed skating star, set for a six day engagement at the Cincinnati Garden opening March 21. Harold Steinman, owner and producer, says Nord may retire from appearances soon as contract offers from three major studios reach him via Sam Shayon of Hollywood. Nord, who starred in Pin Up Girl at 17, has trained in voice and ballet and impressed Hollywood executives with her Skating Vanities performances.
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Gloria Nord
Cincinnati Garden
Harold Stenman
Steinman
Sam Shayon
Hollywood
Pacific Coast
Miss Nord
Betty Grable
Andre Nordskog
Gloria
Doug Bremser
Dan Dailey Collects Dancing Recording Effects
Hollywood AP reports Dan Dailey builds a niche record collection of dance sound effects from musical films. His first is Betty Grable’s dance in My Blue Heaven, followed by Ann Miller’s rapid fire tap and most recently Gene Kelly’s hoofing on a base drum.
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Dan Dailey
Hollywood
Dailey
Betty Grable
My Blue Heaven
Ann Miller
Gene Kelly
Hollywood Is Destined As Television Capital
Hollywood and its film stars will dominate television says Charlie Ruggles. As live and kinescoped shows grow, he warns major stars to commit to weekly TV. The Buggies star, 64, argues Hollywood’s facilities and talent ensure its supremacy over Manhattan.
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Jack Quigg
Hollywood
New York
Charlie Ruggles
Manhattan
Ruggles
Fiere
Roscoe Ates Performs Without Stutter in New Film
Hollywood AP reports Roscoe Ates, famed for his 1930s stuttering persona, appears without stammer in Hills of Oklahoma. He says humor without the stutter proves his range and questions if he remains the comedian fans expect.
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Roscoe Ates
Hollywood
Oklahoma
Ates
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