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1944 in Print — Life Magazine, March 27, 1944

Life Magazine, March 27, 1944: A landing craft transports troops to an Italian beach while an LCI lands troops in New Guinea and New Britain in a profile by John Hersey. Also: lessons on posing a glamour shot and a feature on Alfred Eisenstaedt. Continue reading

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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have a mysterious fellow. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Rita Hayworth on ‘Burns and Allen,’ March 21, 1944

March 21, 1944: On the radio dial — Rita Hayworth visits “Burns and Allen,” and Fibber finds his old mandolin on “Fibber McGee and Molly.” Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — ‘Lux Radio Theatre’ and ‘The Lone Ranger,’ March 20, 1944

March 20, 1944: On the radio dial — Franchot Tone, Anne Baxter and Miriam Hopkins in “The Hard Way” and “The Lone Ranger.” Continue reading

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March 20, 1944: On the Set With Preston Sturges

March 20, 1944: On the set with Preston Sturges, by Rosalind Shaffer. Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Constance Bennett Visits ‘Bill Stern’s Sports Newsreel,’ March 17, 1944

March 17, 1944: On the Radio Dial — Constance Bennett is the guest on “Bill Stern’s Sports Newsreel,” and Donald Dame of the Metropolitan Opera appears on “To Your Good Health.” Continue reading

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Mary Mallory / Hollywood Heights: Newly Restored ‘Queen Kelly’ a Tribute to Gloria Swanson and Erich von Stroheim

Mary Mallory looks at the newly restored “Queen Kelly,” starring Gloria Swanson and directed by Erich von Stroheim, a troubled, unfinished film that vanished, known mostly through clips in “Sunset Boulevard.”
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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have a mysterious guest! Continue reading

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1944 on the Radio — Charles Laughton on ‘Orson Welles’ Radio Almanac,’ March 15, 1944

March 15, 1944 on the radio: Charles Laughton is Orson Welles’ guest on ‘Radio Almanac.’ Also ‘The Lone Ranger,’ and baritone William Hargrave on ‘To Your Good Health.’ Continue reading

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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have a very mysterious fellow. With a gun. Continue reading

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Daylight Saving Time: A Reminder From Pier Angeli and the Daily Mirror

Pier Angeli and her little friend with a reminder about Daylight Saving Time. Continue reading

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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have two mysterious fellows. Continue reading

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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have a mysterious woman and Back of the Head Guy. Continue reading

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1944 in Print — ‘Walter Winchell on Broadway,’ February 18, 1944

February 18, 1944: Herr Goering’s first name, Herman, came from a Jewish doctor, Herman Eppstein, of Tyrol, Austria, Walter Winchell says. 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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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have a mysterious fellow. 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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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)

For Monday, we have a mysterious fellow. 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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