Broadway notes and show business clashes in New York
Broadway Gazette reports on Schulberg’s discolored face after sparring with a prizefighter, Dewey and Impellitteri sponsors for Guys and Dolls, Oscar Levant punching George Raft, and L. B. Mayer’s turn the other cheek tale. Also notes Fritz von Opel’s divorce dispute, Holmes’s Black Book reference, Labor party split rumors, Kingsley’s Darkness at Noon Philadelphia success, and a perjury trial hamminf the flag incident.
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Guys & Dolls
Runyon Fund
Oscar Levant
Hollywood
Mike Romanoff
George Raft
Don Whitehead
Batttlefronts
Whitehead
Fritz von Opel
St. Moritz
New York
Armand Deutsch
Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thornton Wilder
Heaven’s My Destination
American Labor Party
Paul Ross
Vito Marcantonio
Sidney Kingsley
Philadelphia
Frank Connoff
Korea
William Remington
Irving Saypol
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Nevada Atom Blasts Forge Faster Atomic Weapons Work
Washington reports officials expect upcoming Nevada nuclear tests near Las Vegas to speed development of atomic warheads for guided missiles and other weapons. Tests may occur in two to three months on the 5000 square mile range, marking the first continental United States explosions since 1945.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
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AEC
McMahon
Connecticut
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Eniwetok Atoll
Pacific
Defense
Louis Johnson
Sumner T. Pike
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Smallsreed Named Editor of Columbus Dispatch
George A. Smallsreed, longtime Columbus Dispatch executive, promoted from managing editor to editor to succeed the late Arthur C. Johnson. He has 32 years with the Dispatch and previously served as statehouse correspondent and city editor. W. Doyle Frazier is now managing editor after rising from news editor and a career beginning on the Zanesville Signal.
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Columbus
George A. Smallsreed
Columbus Dispatch
The
Dispatch Printing Co
Arthur C. Johnson
Smallsreed
Dispatch
Statehouse
W. Doyle Frazier
Frazier
Zanesville
Zanesville Signal
Washington
Theater Guide: 1950s Film and Stage Listings
Ohio venues show Stephen McNally Alexis Smith in Wyoming Mail with others at 1 10 4 05 7 and 9 50. Palace hosts Harriet Craig and Wicked City with Joan Crawford Wendell Corey and Marie Montez in multiple showings. Loew's features Harvey with James Stewart Josephine Hull and Lonely Heart Bandits while South lists Devil's Doorway and Mister 880. Valentine presents The Furies and Women on the Run with stars Huston Stanwyck O Keefe. Strand showcases The Lawless and South of Death Valley. Mozart screens Dracula House of Dracula and Frankenstein, plus Burlesque reviews. Windsor runs Treasure Island ahead of West Point Story and Federal Man with Cagney Mayo. Park Programs cap with McCrea Arlene.
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Ohio
Stephen McNally
Alexis Smith
Wyoming
Marie Montez
Jean Pierre Aumont
Joan Crawford
Wendell Corey
Harriet Craig
Mickey Rooney
Terry Moore
Loew
James Stewart
Josephine Hull
Harvey
Dorothy Patrick
Robert Rockwell
South
Robert Taylor
Louis Calhern
Edmund Gwenn
Burt Lancaster
Valentine
Walter Huston
Barbara Stanwyck
Ann Sheridan
Dennis O’keefe
Strand
Macdonald Carey
Gail Russell
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
Death Valley
Mozart
Lon Chaney
Martha O’driscoll
Boris Karloff
Sigrid Fox
Vivian Keenan
Burlesque Review
Windsor
Bobby Driscoll
Robert Newton
Dueber
Jimmy Cagney
Virginia Mayo
West Point
Park
Joel McCrea
Arlene
Dahl in The Outriders and Lon McAllister in Boy From Indiana
Players Guild Stage presents Therese at 8 30 with Dahl in The Outriders and Lon McAllister and Lois Butler starring in Boy From Indiana. The program highlights performances by notable actors and a double bill with two films and a stage presentation.
Author of Perils of Pauline Dies at 71
Charles W. Goddard, 71, author of the Perils of Pauline, died in Miami on Thursday. On the American Weekly staff since 1923, he previously worked in Boston as a newspaper man before turning to serial writing. His other serials included The Exploits of Elaine and The Hope Diamond Mystery.
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Fla
Charles W. Goddard
Pauline
American Weekly
Portland
Boston
Elaine
Hope Diamond
Pearl White
Lessons in Correct English Past Tense Use
The piece argues for teaching why I did, I saw, I took are correct forms and explains present, past, and past participle steps. It contrasts do, see, take with break, drive, fly and gives classroom examples to show how past participles require auxiliaries such as has have was or were.
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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