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A PennTags Project by wellske
By T. Duprey
tagged [none] by wellske ...on 10-JAN-07

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform].
Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Informs the Philadelphia public of casting news regarding the upcoming production of “The Philadelphia Story.”  Gable and Tracy were originally cast in “The Philadelphia Story,” until they were replaced by Cary Grant and James Stewart, due to Gable and Tracy’s involvement in other projects.  By T. Duprey


Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform].
Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Praises “Gone With the Wind” the day after its extremely successful debut in Philadelphia.  Praises the film for its “gorgeous color, camera wizardry, a fine script, intelligent direction, a dozen or so inspired performances.”  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Review of “Kitty Foyle” following its world premiere at the Boyd Theatre in Philadelphia.  The film takes place in Philadelphia, and filmgoers “heard their city berated as the only place in the world where one of those right and wrong side of the railroad tracks romances can never, never flourish.  Poor Philadelphia, with its overdose of tradition, class consciousness, snobbery, and trust estates.”  By T. Duprey 

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Review of film featuring Philadelphian actors Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, who were extremely popular among their fellow Philadelphians.  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform].
Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Review of “The Great Dictator” following its Philadelphia opening.  Praises the satirical comedy, and references the influences of both “the old Chaplin and the new, the merry little clown and the thoughtful man.”  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Positive review of “Our Town.” References to its “camera witchery” and “heroic philosophy.”  Describes the film as “moving, heart-warming, heart-breaking.”  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Previews the opening of “Pinocchio” at the Stanley.  Philadelphia filmgoers, such as the “five year-old damsel of West Philadelphia who publicly and loudly addresses her father as ‘Jiminy Cricket!,” have been “impatiently awaiting” Pinocchio’s arrival.  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform].
Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Reviews “Pinocchio” after its popular opening at the Stanley Theatre. Praises the film for its “cockeyed, tongue in cheek sophistication,” “invention,” “charm,” “wit,” and “all-embracing good humor.” By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Describes the opening night of “Gone With the Wind” at the Boyd theatre in Philadelphia.  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Positive Review of “The Grapes of Wrath.” Praises John Ford for “surpassing anything he has ever done with direction that is an amazing example of restrained fury and compassion.”  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Pennsylvania Board of Censors ordered a portion of the so-called German propaganda film “The Ramparts We Watch” depicting the slaughter of Poland by the Germans to be cut from the film.  Director and producer Louis De Rochemont complained in Philadelphia.  By T. Duprey


Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform].
Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Informs the Philadelphia public of the casting of Ruth Hussey in the upcoming “The Philadelphia Story.”  By T. Duprey

Philadelphia inquirer public ledger [microform]. Philadelphia, Pa. : Philadelphia Inquirer Co., 1934-1969.
Call#: Microfilm news 61

Positive review of “Vigil in the Night” after its World Premiere at the Aldine Theatre.  Praises the film as “courageous,” “stark,” and “uncompromising.”  By T. Duprey