Main Street After Dark to Feature Lin cinema showing
The second feature at the Nora Itima Subme theater is Lincoln Street After Dark starring Edward Arnold. Reveille Rovada and Memors Ton Bayes are also noted in the evening lineup.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1945
Page
2
The second feature at the Nora Itima Subme theater is Lincoln Street After Dark starring Edward Arnold. Reveille Rovada and Memors Ton Bayes are also noted in the evening lineup.
Brooks and Gary Johnson discuss weddings while TV and stage stars gossip about marriages. Reports mention Patkyakarkus on Rev Long’s tale, Maria Montezino’s work, and Brenda Helset’s film plans. Industry talk covers pay, box office, and the bizarre idea of paying stars by weight, with industry figures debating value and publicity.
Warner Brothers offers a nostalgic film “Shine On Harvest Moon” at the Lincoln Theater starting tomorrow. Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan star in the picture, bringing Turn‑of‑the‑century theater back to life for local audiences.
A wide discussion in New York centers on the atomic bomb and its wealth implications. General Electric VP G. Baker comments on a $110,000,000 electronics park north of Syracuse where radar and other electronics are produced while noting uncertainties about other nations’ scientific progress. He compares potential energy use to Marconi era advances and emphasizes secrecy around critical patent information.
An improvised report quotes Dé Baker discussing energy, weaponary, and industrial effort. He notes a split in priorities and mentions Sweden trade and new machinery, with references to broader wartime manufacturing and labor conditions.
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