She Loved a Fireman (Warner Bros.) (1937)

Blazing Drama .. .. ire Captain Serges ¥1 yas tecmical A nok ooait 1903 maulow The popy of sy eir_work is all wre@de. gee cording eit RRR. 92 so# Ha ona Angeles Bre Jepartment,<yreg syindlls todniantndysns op bhe WwW e rf ch fros. melodrama, ‘‘She, Loved a. comes togth wen Beene yous rand Theat lg achtity. om és Most ker ti Men eGps he} ue 4 a eqheaugedpygith the re Kha ue a checker-pla i i a that the hose be carried i eAhe Captain Emopys pet gece fi Gibcig edits ad ‘awhile to put out fire and per ¥ Penthen iikis ue rm heroic rescugse pn B theati ie. “TR in ne dori tory scene eg Of course, the fellows play y@heckers when they’re on duty rectly, saluted se as wore pai right uniforms and many _ other seemingly unimportant functions which would pass most of the film Robert Armstrong got such a kick out of playing a member of the Fire De partment in Warner Bros.’ a Wet would “She Loved a Fireman,” catttse yee Reith firethat he spent most of his men to squirm if they wee not spare time at Fixe : TG? ae 27 in cased 4 ahh die r\ ih ‘ ra AY . a laddies who play at sie eee -" ayer ae film. a ee Kmory had was to teach the actors tained specjal. permission, the proper way ii slide down the jrom odcauains whet’, "eyruan in NVEN "SD to go out on in _ an TENN TD < ‘ mab bait evades” it ré ans S° ah t an average rnin Ye \S li‘gent men woth Gh GPRS s io Bi sy ee at) at The Fire Depew wee ag i Be yehT. x. Foran wears a pair of rub ee Se ae e pmotions. THB Repevdyl job to do—and jes it to the vest_of his ap scene in??Warner f his particular pesitien Heed 80 4 ha A sR SERS’ red a Fireman,” now iim to rush into a burning buildon view at the Strand Theatre, but ig. he does it without thought of mg film audiences will er know b€ing a hero. In fact, the fellows DRAMA AT STRAND * resent being referred to as heroes. The scene has Foratclimb a ey’ re kidded too much by the hundred yards of rope, supposedly d from the gro t of the gan blue coat and tea but. oan his att Pic ERAT 1o rahi RB Rs AEP ind ou it: stead of the eerie an cn oF Svea Guse. Firgema ° ours ini val Apart Gs Cp eke ie Hise Fateh tie the ¢ Dig ek. oran, cece Singing eapmeetine speyalipr ook re today in a Warner Bros. an’s palms se ere ¢ aloe ed 7 vs ‘g eedin gone 4 oS ts | a pone 5 ad 2 Director : “T_ can spirit of tl » ths ot « “7 ts wig 4D dy gh € oe ve aa Hy ids a’ fo biting right 3 ther ee eeping “i many is Re girl who loves him i o ge" #escues out of < abides Nig e aye i ‘Boat any. ° > s fairly simp me ae ae oF rf % n iene: inn yortunities irteeg. 2 Oy Py i Wy: h. PY i erties alt Eo Beton PER et RAE, ch BRA EAII st of his si estion concerne yy any a e has g couple e prop, man solve xoinor technic AMD an sy ag ryy e nl BR ind neh & phat lee wih air of rubb' acted upon. Sais eel 1ade a Firem uflaged to resembl ‘sSunpler acai eye | TheneDick started: or on “She Loved a iptain Emory WORga i m with writers Carlton reese Morton Grant @hd Det PTE ‘arrow. He a that for the firs, e, & fire-figh 21 ede produced i really portrays — eke ag Vaan AMIE. on®} pee A Hire a Hae s used were recruited from the captain and befgveen him and Di arenes wondered w Angeles FRE ADEDEDMEN <P DMARer ATE His @amdiss weslegel ghowsnt of ore nad started. ost of his work was with the Foran’s rescue ,of his superior . firee male legisy gyiee Foray a ce rylprigg € ig Deo wapmtene F b> Ui TEL bert Armstrong and "Eddie, blaze, in which boats as wif as f. One of pil 4phs . DatEE a Ape Hypo-irap tay de eae nd epoySeands on Ham ich Dick Foran and Acuff flagration. Rot can bper way to wash the sidewalk Veda Ann Borg, May Beatty t o So ; eee front of the firehouse with water and Ellen Clgpcy are among the ; ee h a ge i scrubbing brush. Captain other girls in the picture, and Ed~ ‘ = ee 8 ee hory insisted that the proper die Acuff provides the comedy. ae aan ogy, idea : j hands for sixty seconds, y bie wphing to his h vi eebaP fine. His Hee ofilk m ? a HA Keine ap Ying Gres for Ann Sheridan, now ap] % ‘Pile rae | Fireman,” the ner Bros. melodrama th next Friday at the Strang brushes her red hair for’, and a half daily. A half vigorous brushing in the a shalfy ur before dinng & de Die before retirin wavs sbeen her daily rout iq bas Si WAS he Star 7 redhead Timi ori erved one «> Gal rt. Hills Pet ye | yom.” She nished it with cowboy ha saddles, old shooting-irong:3 now at the Strand in} or s & @ & Mat We CK FORAN, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, AND ANN SHERIDAN, three principal players in the Warner Bros. drama, “She Loved ast t ogn4 cy se Wn? Seni aN, gorgeous, redhead aid at de Strand Theatre in. ROLE OF FIREMAN MAGIAAHS VV 2IGHOMBID 9@Sonie oftothe tnrespo%pectacdhir -Admerfighting, Scencts-dven ithaovin SABO 132 MOKIG SCTRED ALE PrQuASAd in the Warner Bros. melodrama “She Loved a Fireman,” which opens next wiv at i Str: FROIT The climax of the picture is an immense blaze on a _ waterfront, with boats as well as land apparatus engaged in its quenching. ora ire ‘a ae To. m a We i \ We = aaa pei SPREADS become bitter enemies, even though i Ut redne nn Shegtdap WUD BT = Oat blo SIE, Lio DA WOMA ED DSIRE entlyeg gan when stored around AASE BE BCD inillac SET US Ann pean’) MRA aR cls aR rw ete Lye en Roti fing row, sereen action. 8 SMOKE EATERS don’t spend all their time playing checkers in firehouse, as is shown by this scene from “She Loved a Firema thrilling film which comes to the Strand Theatre next Fria b? ‘orn! _ WaLLd Sava, chance (Advance) RAGS. TO RICHES. -oTit img “ Sur ic’ wo REVERSE: FOR: futois «EDA ANN BORG -10 nistqs) . yi s ulset vod v7 rn a Borg } as ‘pomnlaint to. make are Ho lywood. nd SW re Ivos.2tn! patidlitdt. “Veda } -(eyegr dd “Webroeléthésd (She showld, aHeedtiselishe. wears icthemosrlieanti Any tlt onfit otit teri oft ei 2idt out Warner Bros, hay, en't giv en TMs 18d i} 95(teisf her a role’ where she can step “out “Sha td’ aay ORrands witha dis i phayooofiogowns!! too iake! Cher sthe ren va lopithe shopzitliivow ol iid wagtlénly. a /fewy years ago ott! sMiss’ Borg twas omodeling cin -dnl €xéliasive! dress shdbpiii Boston. ~The Rodsevelts; theoCabdts and the “Tobdgees!> gasped sadmiringly © when -ghe, cate ‘iilinedsstepping ih wearoie theédutdst catation from)Partis. bolWhenshes'caimeée tég Hollywood, bed ea gerhy calwaltted Dthenchanéetto -wéhr. the “béawtifulo’ gowns! >that UPjofly wood! lis riotedifor eproviding AK acttesses‘iwiths! Batd fate: or asomething, must ha vel been (working against: ber. Shes received i; goad orples jfar,ainew pPlayetodwh nener ithe Jopportunity) to, beahined fonth semith{lactrieky! engerrialse, iL ont 10% Ly ofMen: ins Axle’ h: coe played nar gangster’sowifers Avd|to make othtatters nwiersess the setting sof} the & Joo! Jo i f ... oT deirtd £6 gio anA sbs" elled soasb ixst yort sonsb 10% T9MNITOT, BS onilisw ede | 26 iw oAd¥ot og lisvs dkong tud wit ot isg ease tud gnidtyas 189 tisalt snitioxs Q" gnibys 1ST V2! 14 oo that she gone. She ee ‘arry the Girl she looked most attat ay it te neat, white costiime, ee didn’t even let her wear: ingle frock, h she wore an TRO HA he period of » Bees anehe aan ae BHT SRN TENE OS, SE a ey ety, bel es Nonnes | Rare Sx tg Cabmaieanioit A Ew maid. Her latest aw is “She Love : my iwhrhbpens next Friday But Str, hat tre. She's “a this one-— aie q’t be one in oe ‘ral Hae: femme a i ences with her clothes, either