White Tie and Tails at Peoples Theatre
The feature film week begins Sunday at The Peoples Theatre with Dan Duryea Ella Raines in White Tie and Tails a polished drama about a butler who pretends to be a millionaire to rescue an heiress. Another film Nobody Lives Forever with John Garfield Geraldine Fitzgerald opens Wednesday for four days.
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Dan Duryea
Ella Raines
Miost
Peoples Theatre
Bluff William Bendix
Duryea
Bendix
Miss Raines
John Garfield
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Garfield
Los Angeles
Imperial Film Week Features Gangster Thriller and French Mystery
Next week at the Imperial, cinema starts with Old Chicago followed by Step by Step. A Nazi intrigue unfolds as Evelyn Smith schemes with Senator Remmy, Johnny Christopher, and Garfield to outwit killers, leading to a police rescue on the dock and a crusade finale. Wednesday offers So Dark the Night with Miss Cheirel and Geray, a Parisian detective romance turning deadly. Thursday and Friday present Texas Moon, a cattle and sheep feud with Dale Evans amid a ranch showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tierney
Anne Jeffreys
Senator Remmy
Evelyn Smith
Blackton
Evelyn
Johnny Christopher
Dog
Bazooka
Johnny
Gretchen
Micheline Cheirel
Steven Geray
Geray
Paris
Miss Cheirel
Geray-Cheirel
Paul Marion
Thursday
Frida Ers
Dale Evans
Texas Moon
Texas
Hayes
Roy Rog
Lawless Breed and Block Island Lore
Rogers is sent from Chicago to Texas by a cattle syndicate to quell trouble and wins Miss Evans. A trained lamb shadows Hayes as the boys laugh at the antics. Saturday features Kirby Grant in Lawless Breed. Block Island off Rhode Island bears the name of explorer Adrian Block who mapped the coast in 1614.
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Rogers
Texas
Chicago
Miss Evans
Hayes
Block
Rhode Island
Adrian Block
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