Starring Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, Angela Lansbury, Joseph Cotten, and Dame Mae Whitty. Directed by George Cukor.
Starring Gene Tierney, Jeanne Crain, Cornel Wilde, Vincent Price, Darryl Hickman, Gene Lockhart, Ray Collins, and Chill Wills. Directed by John M. Stahl.
Starring Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Vincent Price, Clifton Webb, and Dame Judith Anderson. Directed by Otto Preminger.
Starring Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, Peter Graves, Lillian Gish, James Gleason, and Billy Chapin. Directed by Charles Laughton. A man who has committed murder for $10,000 hides the money and makes his daughter and son promise not to tell anyone where it is hidden. In prison awaiting hanging, the man meets his cellmate, the Preacher, who tries unsuccessfully to learn where the money is hidden. When the Preacher is released from prison he heads for the man's home, intent on finding the money.
Starring Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Victor Buono, and Marjorie Bennett. Directed by Robert Aldrich.
Singer-songwriter Andrew Gold died of a heart attack at age 50 on Friday, June 3, 2011. He had two hits in the late 70s: "Lonely Boy" in 1977 and "Thank You For Being a Friend" in 1978. That song was used as the theme song for "The Golden Girls". Andrew Gold also wrote the theme song "Final Frontier" for the series "Mad About You".
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The Pekin Theatre on South Capitol Street in downtown Pekin, Illinois, was built in 1928. The interior decor was Oriental, including ancient Chinese pagodas and Chinese goddess figures. Similar to other theaters of the late 1920s, the ceiling stars delivered the atmosphere to compliment the decor. The Pekin Theatre closed in 1980 and was demolished in 1987 to make way for the new police station. The statue was in the lobby of the theatre for years and is now in a museum in Pekin.
The Palace Theatre was built by William Hull and opened in Peoria, Illinois, on January 6, 1921. It was at one time the best known of the many theaters which once stood in downtown Peoria. Originally a vaudeville house, The Palace was remodeled in 1929 into a movie theatre. It was remodeled again in 1936. The Palace played host to some of the biggest names in entertainment of the era, including Burns & Allen, Duke Ellington, and Ozzie & Harriet. The theatre was sold in 1963 and the exterior was given a face-lift and in 1974, Plitt Theatres took over. The theater closed in 1980, and was soon demolished to make way for the Twin Towers.
This photo was taken in 1922 about one year after the Palace Theatre first opened
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Today, June 1, is Andy Griffith's 85th Birthday.NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS (1958)THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW (1961)MATLOCK (1995) episode #191 The Assault aired February 16, 1995.MEDICARE BENEFITS COMMERCIAL (2010)
