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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
3
A sermon on Exodus 20 and Luke 14 urges exclusive worship of Jehovah. It stresses fourfold loyalty: purpose, performance, promise, and practice, warning against idolatry, and highlighting Christ first in life even amid family ties and daily duties.
The notice lists lesson topics and scripture readings selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use with permission.
Virginia Vale notes Arlene Dietrich’s postwar American debut in Golden Earrings with Ray Milland under Mitchell Leisen. Dietrich arrives between July 25 and August 1 after France. Also mentions Edward G Robinson No Trespassing stunt, Ann Dvorak in Bel Ami, Rickey Jordan debut Beat the Band, Bette Davis A Stolen Life weather and Laguna shoot, and John Wayne The Angel and the Outlaw on location in Sedona with Gail Russell co starring.
At Republic Pictures a search is under way to find a suitable girl to star opposite Nelson Eddy in the Rudolph Friml operetta Russian River. The candidate must be photogenic, a good singer and a capable actress.
Gene Autry starts work on his first post army release film Sioux City Sue. The Cass County Boys provide music heard with Autry on air shows and Lynne Roberts stars opposite him in the picture.
A veteran hospital host of a weekly quiz raises prizes for servicemen. The winner goes to ABC studios and into the final round on air. Buddy Clark, recently out of the army, headlines the Contented Hour and is a familiar film radio star with past credits.
Leopold Stankowski arranged with David Rose to perform a new symphony arrangement of Holiday for Strings at the Hollywood Bowl on July 28. The piece, a CBS show theme, joins a string of Hollywood entertainments and star turns in the current scene.
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