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Bittersweet leads holiday film lineup with multiple venues
The holiday week features Bitter Sweet starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy as the main attraction at the Imperial Tuesday and Peoples Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Earlier shows include Hit Parade of 1941 with Kenny Baker at Peoples Sunday and Imperial Monday, and She Couldn't Say No starring Roger Pryor and Eve Arden at Peoples Monday and Tuesday. Also on deck are Tugboat Annie Sails Again at Peoples Friday and Oklahoma Renegrades with The Three Mesquiteers returning to Peoples Saturday along with a Mysteri ous Dr. Satan serial chapter. Mrs Johnston hosts a Christmas bridge gathering at Roanoke Avenue with prizes and a dessert service.
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Jeannette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Imperial
People’s Theatre
Kenny Baker
Frances Langford
Peoples
Roger Pryor
Eve Arden
Peoples Theatre
Pryor
Wallace ‘Turnbull
Miss Arden
Alice Hinsdale
Wallace
Eli Potter
Clem Bevans
Potter
Alice
Miss MacDonald
Sarah Millick
Eddy
Carl Linden
Harry Daventry
Edward Ashley
Sarah
Carl
Vienna
Baron von Tranisch
George Sanders
Tan Hunter
Lord Shayne
von Tranish
Felix Bressart
Curt Bois
Sig Rumann
Herr Schlick
Herman Bing
Fay Holden
Diana Lewis
Lynne Carver
Janet Beecher
Annie
Marjorie Rambeau
Captain Bullwinkle
Saturday Evening Post
Alan Hale
Bullwinkle
Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Lewis Seiler
Walter DeLeon
Norman Reilly Raine
Johnston
Paul Johnston
Roanoke Avenue
Littleton
C. C. Abernethy
W. A. Capers