6381. Tomorrow, the World! (United Artists Pressbook, 1944) Date: 1944 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 29, 2022 Excerpt: fine strokes of the airbrush can be seen, opened at the . Theatre the other day. Besides March, the
6382. The Goldwyn Follies (United Artists Pressbook, 1938) Date: 1938 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 29, 2022 Excerpt: background of revue spec¬ tacles. And by the Goldwyn girls. The showgirl was tops in her day. She won first
6383. Stella Dallas (United Artists Pressbook, 1937) Date: 1937 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 29, 2022 Excerpt: warmer neighboring cities during the hottest hours of a broil¬ ing day, didn’t add to Miss Shir¬ ley’s
6384. Captain Blood (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1935) Date: 1935 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 27, 2022 Excerpt: that they were punished as much for holding out on the ‘‘big shots’’ of their day, as for their crimes
6385. While the Patient Slept (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1935) Date: 1935 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: June 13, 2024 Excerpt: OPENING DAY STORY © MacMahon-Kibbee At Strand ‘Today In Clue Club Film “While The Patient Slept,” First
6386. Born to Be Bad (United Artists Pressbook, 1934) Date: 1934 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 29, 2022 Excerpt: never been guilty of a show of temperament from that day to this.” And certainly if there had been any
6387. Hi Nellie (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1934) Date: 1934 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 28, 2022 Excerpt: from now on. BRADSHAW: (with exaggerated deference) Very well, Mr. Graham, at nine. Good day, sir
6388. Housewife (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1934) Date: 1934 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 27, 2022 Excerpt: by day and traveling by night and finally evaded capture and probable death before a firing squad, by
6389. I Sell Anything (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1934) Date: 1934 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 28, 2022 Excerpt: right up and get your buckle. . . . This was certainly your lucky day, lady... . (To crowd) And now
6390. Jimmy the Gent (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1934) Date: 1934 Item Details: Details and Download Information Full Page: Read this page in Context Highlighting: Read in Context with Search Highlighted Date Added: August 28, 2022 Excerpt: dat dame’s beatin’ it back to de old jernt, huh? I wonder you even bid her de time o day—after quittin