Gollywood Glories On Screen At Arizona Film Set
Virginia Vale reports from Old Tucson where Jean Arthur, in rugged gear, shoots Arizona with Wesley Ruggles and Kelland. Hollywood stars like Vivian Leigh and Robert Taylor are praised for Waterloo Bridge and a revival in Kit Carson fame. The Johnny Green radio program draws massive letters while the Andrews Sisters head to Hollywood and work with the Ritz brothers on Argentine Nights.
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Jean Arthur
Adobe Hut
Old Tucson
Wesley Ruggles
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Tucson
Columbia Studios
Arthur
Edward Small
Kit Carson
Flagstaff
Lynn Bari
Jon Hall
Dana Andrews
Raymond Hatton
George B. Seitz
Kayente
Andrews Sisters
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Glenn Miller
Hollywood
Ritz Brothers
Universal
Nolan replaces Greene in I Married a Nazi at Fox
Lloyd Nolan won a personal triumph in Johnny Apollo and will lead I Married a Nazi replacing ill Richard Greene. Virginia Lee Corbin and Charlotte Henry join The Howards of Virginia as ten dollar a day extras. I Do is announced as final title for To Own the World with Turner and John Shalian.
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Lloyd Nolan
Johnny Apollo
20Th Century-Fox
Richard Greene
Virginia Lee Corbin
Charlotte Henry
Virginia
Tragic Attack at Rancho Los Alamos Ends in Bloodshed
The Rancho Los Alamos in California is attacked by Sierra Indians as Don Alfredo, his two vaqueros, and a servant try to defend the home. The family is slaughtered after barricaded doors fail, Monica the Indian maid halts the chief, and the raiders loot and drink, leaving the women and children in distress.
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Don Alfredo
Rancho Los Alamos
Don
Yasco
Monica
Dana
Drunken raid at Rancho Los Alamos ends in massacre and abduction
Monica, maid to Dona Juana, witnesses a brutal attack by drunken Indians who set fires, burn buildings, and steal the women and horses. She hides Dona Juana, escapes with the help of Alfredo, and urges the boy to fetch soldiers from the presidio as the two sisters remain missing.
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Don Alfredo
Dona Juana
Spain
Presidio
San Diego
Rancho
California
Estramadura
Madrid
Monica
Teresa
Manuelo
Senora
Yasco
Ranchos
Alfredo
Don Santiago
Tia Juana
Juana
Dana
Rancho Los Alamos
Smoke at Los Alamos Stirs Padre and Neophyte
In Chapter II Padre Vicente Pasqual and the Indian Diego approach Rancho Los Alamos. They glimpse rising smoke and find the ruins of the settlement amid wheat fields. The padre fears a massacre as they hurry toward the desolate buildings, determined to press on.
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Padre
Rancho Los Alamos
Don Alfredo
Dona Juana
Padre Vicente Pasqual
Diego
Alamos
Los Alamos
Padre Pasqual
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