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1944 in Print — ‘Walter Winchell on Broadway,’ February 17, 1944

February 17, 1944: “Alfred M. Landon stated: Fascism is here in America and its name is the New Deal,” Walter Winchell reports. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — ‘Walter Winchell on Broadway,’ February 16, 1944

February 16, 1944: Errol Flynn was turned down for the seventh time by the Army and Navy. He is asking the latter for special service and a waiver on physical defects, Walter Winchell says. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Bing Crosby on ‘Mail Call,’ February 16, 1944

February 16, 1944: On the radio dial: Bing Crosby; “The Lone Ranger”;and opera singer Betty Mulliner. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — ‘Walter Winchell on Broadway,’ February 11, 1944

February 11, 1944: Sherman Billingsley, the Stork Club owner, has mike fright. Last year, frixample, he agreed to appear on “Duffy’s Tavern,” but at the last moment ran out, scared stiff. Ed Gardner went dizzy seeking a substitute, and was very irked with Mr. B, who said he’d rather pay plenty than appear on the radio, Walter Winchell says. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘His Butler’s Sister,’ February 7, 1944

February 7, 1944: On the radio dial, Hop Harrigan and Lux Radio Theater presents Deanna Durbin and Pat O’Brien in “His Butler’s Sister. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Random Harvest’ on ‘Lux Radio Theater,’ Jan. 31, 1944

January 31, 1944: On the radio, we have the Lux Radio Theater with “Random Harvest,” starring Ronald Colman and Greer Garson. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Nick Carter, Master Detective,’ January 29, 1944

January 29, 1944: On the radio: Nick Carter, Master Detective! Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Casablanca’ on ‘Lux Radio Theater,’ Jan. 24, 1944

January 24, 1944: On the radio, we have “Casablanca,” with Alan Ladd and Hedy Lamarr, “Information Please” and “Hop Harrigan.” Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — NBC Symphony Orchestra, November 5, 1944

November 5, 1944: Arturo Toscanini conducts the NBC Symphony Orchestra in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3. Continue reading

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October 20, 1944: MACARTHUR IN PHILIPPINES

October 20, 1944: MacArthur in Philippines. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio – NBC Symphony With Marian Anderson, October 15, 1944

October 15, 1944: Marian Anderson performs with the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 14, 1944

October 14, 1944: Danton Walker says: David Sarnoff, RCA president, predicts a television gadget that will be worn on the wrist but contains a practical television screen. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge

October 11, 1944: Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge from the U.S. Naval Air Station at Alameda. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 10, 1944

October 10, 1944: Now it is Carole Landis wealthy Al Vanderbilt is beauing to the nightspots. Apparently he and K.T. Stevens are no longer romancing, for he is seeing the ex-Mrs. Wallace every eve, Louella Parsons says. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 9, 1944

October 9, 1944: Wendell Willkie* didn’t know the real reason for his hospitalization. Intimates persuaded news and air reporters to “play it down.” … When the flash of his passing reached midtown spots at 2:30 Sunday ayem — it sent many people home depressed, Walter Winchell says. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 8, 1944

October 8, 1944: The first official visit Effie Klinker, Edgar Bergen’s new wooden spinster, made was to Louella Parsons. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 7, 1944

October 7, 1944: One thing about Preston Sturges, he doesn’t underrate his own talents. He was approached recently to act as commentator on a radio show. “Yes I am interested,” drawled Sturges, “providing you give me a two-hour show and build a theater for me,” Louella Parsons says. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 3, 1944

October 3, 1944: Danton Walker says: Complaints of civilians who have had to wait while Nazi prisoners are fed in dining cars have resulted in a new ruling; hereafter the prisoners must remain in their guarded cars and eat out of waxed paper boxes. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 2, 1944

October 2, 1944: Danton Walter says: Part of the campaign to eliminate Nazi influence in the postwar world is an order from Washington to commanding generals to destroy all films made in Germany since 1933, Danton Walter says. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — Hollywood News and Gossip by Louella Parsons, October 1, 1944

October 1, 1944: The always unpredictable and exciting Maria Montez never fails to come through with some unexpected and dramatic episode when I talk to her, Louella Parsons says. Continue reading

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