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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1943

Page

8

Desperadoes To Be Grand Theater Feature

On October 23 the Desperadoes opens at the Grand Theater for a four night run Friday night through Tuesday with Randolph Scott Glenn Ford Claire Trevor Evelyn Keyes and Edgar Buchanan in a Technicolor Western epic about law and order in a town wary of justice.

Columbia the Desperadoes Randolph Scott - Glenn Ford Claire Trevor Breathless Technicolor

Desert Victory Inspires Film About Africa Offensive

The article praises Desert Victory, a film depicting the British Eighth Army led by General Montgomery launching a bold offensive against Rommel's Afrika Korps in North Africa, with the United Nations noting the dramatic unveiling of the campaign on October 23.

United Nations Eighth Army Bernard Montgomery Rommel Afrika Korps

Desert Victory depicted in return of British triumph at Grand Theater

The film Desert Victory presents the British drive across the desert to Tripoli and the defeat of the Invincibles with General Alexander's leadership. Friday and Saturday showings feature Gene Autry’s Boots and Saddles on the same program at the Grand Theater.

Alexandria Egypt Suez Canal Middle East Tripoli Grand Theater Alexander Churchill Gene Autrey Singing Autry Republic

Laugh Your Blues Away Tops Double Feature at Palace

Palace Theater in Columbia features Laugh Your Blues Away a light comedy directed by Charles Barton with Bert Gordon as the bogus prince and Jinx Faulkenberg as Gordon’s sister. The program also includes the Texas-set drama American Empire from United Artists.

Palace Theater Columbia Charles Barton Bert Gordon Jinx Faulkenberg America Empire Builders Richard Dix Leo Carillo Preston Foster

Notable Cast Elevates Western Tale From 1930s Film

A decades later reminiscence notes Harry Sherman produced the project and praises Richard Dix Leo Carillo and Preston Foster for carrying the main action. Guinn Williams and Frances Gifford provide strong support with Williams in expressive form and Gifford adding femme interest effectively.

Harry Sherman Richard Dix Leo Carillo Preston Foster Guinn Williams Frances Gifford

Judy Fuqua Weds Lieut Kiser In Church Ceremony

Miss Judy Fuqua daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Fuqua married Lieut Robert Q. Kiser Saturday at 8 p.m. in First Baptist Church. Rev. Miles B. Hays officiated the double ring ceremony with white blossoms, branched candelabra, and music by organist Warren B. Tayman.

Judy Fuqua Set Rufus Peaus Fuqua Robert Q. Kiser First Baptist Church Miles B. Hays Warren B. Tayman Ted E. Myers, Jr Darothye Jones

Stamford Flying School Bride Weds East Grand Forks Man

A young couple tied the knot with alpaca afternoon dress brown accessories and a gardenia corsage. The groom Robert Gardner of East Grand Forks Minnesota serves as best man at Stamford Flying School. After a reception at the bride's apartment the couple plan to join the groom in Clovis New Mexico where he is stationed as a B 24 bomber school pilot.

Robert Gardner East Grand Fork Minnesota Stamford Ying School Bettie Raines Skipper McReynolds Dorothge Jones Clovis New Mexico Kiser Stanley Q. Kiser Napoleon, Ohio Army Air Forces Miami University Oxford Ohio Stamford Sherman Altus Okla

Dixie Huddleston Weds Pfc. Reiss at Saturday Ceremony

Miss Dixie Ruth Huddleston daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Huddleston Stamford Route 3 married Pfc Fred Reiss Jr of Sheppard Field in a 830 PM home ceremony The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Fred Reiss Sr Tulsa Okla The bride wore a powder blue suit with Navy accessories and pink carnation corsage She is a Stamford High School graduate and works as cashier and saleslady at B Yates

Dixie Ruth Huddleston Claude Huddleston Stamford Pfc Fred Reiss, Jr Sheppard Field D. Lee Hukel Hukel Church of Christ Reiss Fred Reiss Tulsa Oklo Stamford High School B. Yates

Reiss Woman Returns Home After Army Service

Pfc. Reiss, who served in the Army Air Corps, will continue her work at the same place. She previously managed M. E. Moses Company for two years and is now at home at 304 East Oliver Street.

Pfc. Reiss Army Air Corps M. E. Moses Company Reiss East Oliver Street

Abilene Couple Visited by Westfall Family

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Westfall of Abilene visit Mrs. Westfall's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Compton and her sister Mrs. Guy White. Mr. Westfall works for Lone Star Gas in Abilene and was formerly employed at the local site.

H. C. Westfall Abilene

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