Dance Team Delights Large City Audience
A lively Phoenix audience at the Union High School Auditorium enjoyed Mata and Hari and their novelty dance team in a second national tour performance. The eight numbers satirized American institutions with a humorous take on Carnegie Hall, sports reels, and a self-referential stage satire, aided by clowns and three other dancers.
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Phoenix Union High School
Mata
Hari
Creus
New York
Phoenix
Carnegie Hall
On to Oregon Wagon Train Stampede Crisis
In the late summer of 1845 the On-to-Oregon wagon train faces a buffalo stampede in Indian country. Evans rallies guards and fires to save Brownie and Rebecca as Dick Summers and Patch aid herders, while the train endures a brutal night of wind, lightning, and chaos before a narrow rescue and quiet relief.
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Oregon
Mercy McDee
Brownie Evans
Mack
Tadlock
Brownie
Sturdy Lise Evans
Dick Summers
Buffalo Country
Evans
Lise
Rebecca
Holdridge
Patch
Brewer
Insko
Gorham
Fairman
Son
Hollywood Stars Dazzle In Glamorous Showbiz Roundup
SHG reports on Errol Flynn booking a Normandy Village suite with plans for a feminine stay. Jane Russell joins Bob Hope at the New York Paramount for two weeks of shows. Jack Benny meets Greta Garbo in Manhattan, Diana Shore performance with George Schlee. Debates over King Solomon's Mines cast illnesses and pay. Ronald Reagan and Piper Laurie attend Francis premiere. Lana Turner, Bruce Bennett, John Garfield asides.
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Sheilah Graham
Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Normandy Village
Palm
Errol
Ghika
Lea McCarey
John
Rita Macedo
Robert Rossen
Mel Ferrero
Mexico
Jane Russell
Bob Hope
New York Paramount
Bob
Jack Benny
Greta Garbo
Manhattan
Jack
Mary
George Schlee
Bette Davis
Curt Bernhardt
Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartley
King Solomon’s Mines
Africa
Richard Carlson
Joan Crawford
Wendell Corey
Lana Turner
Ray Mulland
Wendell
Paramount
Ray
Avonne de Carlo
Europe
Iran
Persia
Ronald Reagan
Piper Laurie
Francis
Louisa
Ronnie
Bob Topping
Lana
Bruce Bennett
Rosalind Russell
Charles Boyer
Dorothy McGuire
Actors Company
William Powell
Jeweler Kills Girl and Then Takes Own Life
In Miami Florida on February 25 a 38 year old jeweler drowned his five year old spastic daughter Dorothy in a tub and then poisoned himself. Homicide Detective John B Cannon called it a mercy killing stemming from the father's long battle with his daughter's illness. The man identified as Edwin Clark owner of a jewelry store left a wife and two other children.
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Miami
Fia
Homicide
John B. Cannon
Cannon
Edwin Clark
Dorothy
Clark
Sam Unstable Injured on Winchester 73 Location
A Universal-International crew reports Navajo rider Sam Unstable was slightly hurt after a fall from his horse during on location work for the film Winchester 73 in Tucson on February 25.
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Tucson
Universal-International
Sam Unstable
Lack Of Funds May End Local Fly Program
The five year federal fly control program in Phoenix faces possible end due to budget shortfalls. City need for 12 000 from the city to cover Mar 6 through June 30 conflicts with a 1 392 contingency fund. City manager cites a reduced 15 000 from an originally promised 24 000 and notes prior assurances by former city manager Deppe. Phoenix was chosen for the program because of severe fly infestation and long breeding cycle. The federal government provides 90 000 to 400 000 annually for Phoenix. Wilson plans to discuss the issue with the City Council.
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Phoenix
Domenic Capone
United States Public Health Service
Ray W. Wilson
Capone
James T. Deppe
Deppe
Wilson
Junior Melody Makers to Perform at Assembly Hall
The Junior Melody Makers under Mrs. Julia Tibbetts will perform at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Assembly Hall at 1738 West Van Buren Street. The program, drawn from National Federation of Music Clubs junior festival selections, features Paul James Monica Heidecker Davis Hurlburt Madeline Brown Michael Kemper Wendell Pace Emily Bates Joanna Quinn Patricia Green Lynne St John Faith Brewer Nedra Lynn Hoffman Marilyn Evans Phyllis Ann McCoskey Carole Jean Shaughnessey Glenda Kay Ryden Doris Ann Holtgrove Beverly Root Diana Dismuke Mary Lou Redmond Patricia Regan Emily Bates. Hostesses are Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Philip McCoskey.
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Melody Makers
Julia Marie Tibbetts
Assembly Hall
West van Buren Street
National Federation of Music Clubs
Paul James
Monica Heidecker
Davis Hurlburt
Madeline Brown
Michael Kemper
Wendell Pace
Emily Bates
Joanna Quinn
Patricia Green
Lynne St. John
Faith Brewer
Nedra Lynn Hoffman
Marilyn Evans
Phyllis Ann McCoskey
Carole Jean Shaughnessey
Glenda Kay Ryden
Doris
Ann Holtgrove
Beverly Root
Diana Dismuke
Mary Lou Redmond
Patricia Regan
James Brown
Philip McCoskey
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Lee
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Wright
Post-fall Syndicate, Inc
Miss High Voltage
SUN
Matinee Hotpoint Cooking School
Shrine
15Th Ave
W. Washington
Julian's Glass Kitchen
17Th Ave
West Adams
State Capitol
Lew
Jimmy Bennett
Luhrs
Bob Lloyd
Bennetts
Shorty” Brown
Manag
East McDowell
Zona Restaurant Association
The
Music Box
Lloyd Boyd
E. van Buren
Metro
Bill
Montgomery Clift
Rome
Mira Letts
Monty
Dana Andrews
Lou Nova
Bob Evans
Dana
Graham
Tadd
Girl
Sam
Maricopa Inn
Dreier
Mesa
Stockyards Cafe
Washington
Duncan Hines
American Kitchen
Csoide
Encanto Park
CLUB
North 15Th Ave
the Sciot's
Joe Aronson
Sciot’s Auditorium
N. Central
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Krux
Vasees
East
van Buren
Petay
Monkey Kirkland
Kay
Rumpus Room
E. McDowell
Melly
S. Central Ave
Rita Ray
Don Costello
Jimmy Lee
Lei-Lani
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