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March 23, 1937
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
The New Broadway theater will show the unusual Mexican film 'Rancho Grande' starting Tuesday for three days, featuring depictions of Mexican life and hit songs; it drew capacity crowds in Los Angeles and Mexico City. Manager Frank Uhlman announced.
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MEXICAN FILM TO BE SHOWN
Starting Tuesday the New Broadway theater will show one of the most unusual pictures ever filmed, Frank Uhlman, manager, announced. Rancho Grande, filmed in Mexico, depicts the background of Mexican life in a way never before attempted. New song hits, including the famous melody of Rancho Grande, enliven the film, Uhlman declared.
The picture, which has played to capacity houses in Los Angeles and Mexico City, will run for three days, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, matinee and evening.
Starting Tuesday the New Broadway theater will show one of the most unusual pictures ever filmed, Frank Uhlman, manager, announced. Rancho Grande, filmed in Mexico, depicts the background of Mexican life in a way never before attempted. New song hits, including the famous melody of Rancho Grande, enliven the film, Uhlman declared.
The picture, which has played to capacity houses in Los Angeles and Mexico City, will run for three days, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, matinee and evening.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Mexican Film
Rancho Grande
New Broadway Theater
Film Announcement
Song Hits
What entities or persons were involved?
Frank Uhlman
Where did it happen?
New Broadway Theater
Story Details
Key Persons
Frank Uhlman
Location
New Broadway Theater
Event Date
Starting Tuesday, For Three Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, And Thursday
Story Details
Announcement of the film 'Rancho Grande', filmed in Mexico, depicting Mexican life unusually, with new song hits including the famous melody of Rancho Grande. It has played to capacity houses in Los Angeles and Mexico City and will run for three days at the New Broadway theater.