Stages Screen Radio Reveals Hairstyles and Tarzan Cast
Virginia Vale notes Paulette Goddard's Sudenly It's Spring coiffure and WAC hair limits, with a two inch collar-length back cut. Tarzan and the Huntress stars Johnny Weissmuller, signed for three more years. Eddie Albert entertains on Republic set and contributes a song later used in Hit Parade of 1947.
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Paulette Goddard
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan and
the Huntress
Tarzan
Eddie Albert
Constance Moore
Joan Edwards
Republic
Margo
Frank McDonald
Eddie
Hal Wallis
Annie
Universal
Quotations and quips roam the wartime press room
A collection of snappy lines and wry observations alongside political jabs and celebrity quips. The notes contrast Churchill and Berle at 10 Downing Street with satirical one liners about Dewey Truman Wallace and the Stork columnists, offering a window into social commentary and humor.
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Churchill
Berle
Pritoria
Downing Street
Tito
Stork
Henry Wallace
Henry Ulrich
B'way Hofbrau
Lindy’s
H. S. Truman
Harry Truman
Riviera
Wallace
Hanson
Colony
The
Blue Angel
George Sanders Tagged for Paris Scouting Mission
When George Sanders left for England he believed it was a vacation after completing The Private Affairs of Bel Ami. Director Albert Lewin cabled him to go to Paris to scout sites for his next film Strong as Death.
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George Sanders
England
Bel Ami
Albert Lewin
Paris
Dorothy Lamour Expands Ranch With Thoroughbred Stock
Dorothy Lamour and her husband have purchased treod mares and plan to raise thoroughbred stock on their ranch. They already own 700 hogs and 200 steers, expanding their agricultural interests beyond film work and existing livestock.
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Dorothy Lamour
Crosby
Hayden Sterling's return film Blaze of Noon sparks comeback
Sterling stars in Blaze of Noon, first post discharge picture from the marine corps. The four McDonald brothers pioneer aviation in a Paramount tale headlined by Hayden Sonny Tufts William Holden John Lund and Bill Bendix.
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Sterling
Hayden
Marine Corps
McDonald Brothers
Paramount
Sonny Tufts
William Holden
John Lund
Bill Bendix
Hollywood
CBS Station Change Sparks Network Switch to WNBC
First Columbia Broadcasting System shifted its local station and frequency modulation television from WABC to WCBS and National Broadcasting followed with WNBC. The move signals a broader branding revision and is drawing attention in the industry.
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First
Columbia Broadcasting System
WCBS
New York
WABC
National Broadcasting
WNBC
Rope tricks launched a Texas rope-skip in Skit with Rogers
House Jameson known as Dr Benjamin of the Crime Doctor was set to perform with Will Rogers in New York. He admitted he did not know ropework, so he learned rope tricks after taking the job and performed well.
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House Jameson
Benjamin
New York
House
Will Rogers
Alda Aims to Raise Pigs and Farm Life
Robert Alda, set to appear in Warner Bros. The Man I Love, shows evident fondness for his farm. He reports his prized pigs Porkie and Bess are expected to become parents, signaling a new litter and farm excitement.
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Robert Alda
Warner Bros
Porkie
Bess
Christmas Youngster to Star in Radio Auditions
Dick Tracy’s Christmas Early character may soon appear on radio with a California station holding auditions to cast a girl to portray her. The feature mentions actors like Arnold of Crime Doctor and Peary of Gildersleeve, plus shifting name usage from Hal to Harold in public familiarity.
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Dick Tracy
California
Itty Baihup
Hidith Arnold
Crime Doctor
Ravis
Vordunald Carey
Pric
Mivelld Peary
NBC
Gildersleeve
Faye
Perry
Harold
Hal
Time of the Passing Waitress Joke Returns
A humor note recalls an old gag about a restaurant patron asking a waitress for the time, only to be told the moment occurred at another table. The quip plays on mistaken table assignments and social timing in a light nostalgic tone.
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Old Yorker
Sallies in Our Alley Broadway Skit Turns On Radio Couple
A Broadway actor on hard times is teased by Lindyites over an early morning radio breakfast routine with his wife. Hal McIntyre quips about has beens and wife teams while a U S divorce surge and chorus girl blame are noted in a wry column.
Dark war clouds over Europe roil international weather
A compact report notes Europe faces unsettled atmospheric tension amid war clouds while Washington experiences continued foggy conditions. The brief links geopolitical strain to weather reporting, highlighting regional contrast and ongoing global effects.
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International Weather Report
Europe
Washington
Atomic energy viewed beyond war by Russian scientist
A foreign correspondent quotes a Russian scientist who deplores discussing atomic energy only as a tool of war. He argues energy can yield peaceful miracles and compares the focus on bombs to defining electricity by the electric chair.
Manhattan Murals and Street Characters in Bohemian New York
Local sketches describe colorful city scenes from Swist to 42nd street, noting a blind boy near a toy shop, a panhandler with a Hexford accent, and a chalk sign joke. The column pokes fun at hotel crowding during the Notre Dame game week and mentions J P Kennedy leaving the St Regis with a pocket watch.
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Manhattan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
3Rd Avenue
Panhandler
Hexford
Annie
42Nd Street
6Th Avenue
Buddy
Bigtown
Army- Notre Dame
Sitcheeayshun
Stars & Stripes
W. Y
Chrysler
J. P. Kennedy
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