Movie Listings at Local Theaters
Neighborhood Theater offers Acme double feature Howards of Virginia and Youre Not So Tough. Avon shows Flowing Gold and Comin Round the Mountain. Cameo screens Down Argentine Way and Slightly Tempted. East presents Hired Wife and Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum. Elmwood features Knute Rockne and Cant Give You Anything But Love. Franklin shows Sea Hawk and Saint Takes Over. Giobe and Happy Hour show Knute Rockne and Knute Roscline plus Hot Steel. Harvard presents Pinocchio and Earl of Puddlestone. Hollywood offers Flowing Gold. Flowing Gold appears again at Novelty and Trail Blazers. Palace screens Sea Hawk and Comin Round the Mountain. Regent runs Mark of Zorro and The Quarterback. Riviera shows They Drive By Night and Military Academy. BRivoli books Three Men from Texas and Murder in the Night. Turn Ball features Hired Wife and Girl from Avenue A.
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Avon
Argentine Way
East
Charlie Chan
Wax Museum
Elmwood
Knute Rockne
Happy Hour
Knute Roscline
Harvard
Earl of Puddlestone
Hollywood
Palace
Mark of Zorro
Riviera
Military
Brivoli
Working Galf Models for 41 Film Heroines
In a 1941-era survey, Hollywood shifts from passive heroines to working women. Snippets cite Hedy Lamarr as a streetcar motorwoman and Barbara Stanwyck as a quick‑witted earner of her own. Paulette Goddard and Lucille Ball play secretaries and waitresses, while others like Constance Moore photograph or Dorothy Lamour rides as circus performers. The piece notes even Western heroines show modern工作 attitudes, with Ann Miller a hoofing performer and Olivia de Havilland managing wagon freight trains, leaving one jobless heroine in New York Town due to lack of opportunity.
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Hollywood
Kitty Foyle
Hedy Lamarr
Comrade X
Hedy
Algiers
Ellen Drew
Barbara Stanwyck
Eve
Paulette Goddard
Lucille Ball
Carole Lombard
Ann Sheridan
Riss Stanwyck
John Doe
Te Colbert
Dorothy Lamour
Linda Darnell
Chad Hanna
Constance Moore
Jean Arthur
Arizona
Miss Arthur
Bill Holden
Santa Fe Trail
Olivia de Havilland
Gene Autrex
Ann Miller
Romero
Mary Beth Hughes
Mary Martin
New York
Orphans Invited To Pinocchio Matinee at Harvard Theater
Syracuse orphans are invited to a special matinee screening of Walt Disney's Pinocchio on Tuesday afternoon at the Harvard Theater. Manager A G Larkin announces invitations go to Onondaga Orphans Home 1St Vincent's and the House of Providence.
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Syracuse
Walt Disney
Harvard
A. G. Larkin
Onondaga Orphans Home
1St. Vincent’s
House of Providence
Litvak to Direct Gentle People on Warner Studio Studio
Anatole Litvak returns to direct Gentle People for Warner with Henry Blanke producing. The project adapts Erwin Shaw’s play about a hard gangster hero, with Humphrey Bogart eyed for Tone’s role. Many stars and details of Hollywood life pepper the column.
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Anatole Litvak
Ollywood
Warner Fot
Erwin Shaw
Litvak
Henry Blanke
Jimmie Cagney
Franchot Tone
Sylvia Sidney
Humphrey Bogart
Humphrey
Warners Too
Silent Screen Gossip and Casting Shifts in Tinseltown
Bonita Granville and Jackie Cooper sit ringside while Dolores Del Rio declines NY play Hi Ya to stay near Orson Welles. Lucia Carroll is found by John McLain as Laraine Day is courted by Bob Sterling. Alexander Korda signs to adapt Manon Lescaut starring Merle Oberon under Julien Duvivier.
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Bonita Granville
Jackie Cooper
Dolores del Rio
New York
Jack Haley
Orson Welles
John McLain
Lucia Carroll
Laraine Day
Bob Sterling
Alexander Korda
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