Third Finger Left Hand at Paramount Saturday
Myrna Loy and Melvyn Douglas star in a romantic comedy at the Paramount Theatre. Loy pretends a husband. Douglas aids and stirs rival suitors. Lee Bowman seeks divorce for his client. Robert Z Leonard directs with a cast including Raymond Walburn Bonita Granville Donald Meek Felix Bressart Ann Morriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Loy
Melvyn Douglas
Garbo
Ninotchka
Paramount Theatre
Miss Loy
Douglas
Wu- Mam Powell
Lee Bowman
Robert Z. Leonard
Raymond Walburn
Bonita Granville
Donald Meek
Bee Man
Nick Carter
Felix Bressart
Ninotchka” Fame
Ann Morriss
John W. Considine, Jr
Tom Edison
Edison the Man
Myrna
Paramount
MGM
Lost dog ad seeks owners and location details
A middle aged couple reports a lost white dog with black markings named Sport. The note mentions North East Fourth and Maverick boys’ homes area and asks for the dog’s return.
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North Dear Tack
East Fourth
Classified Help Wanted and Lost Item Notice
A reader seeks employment for a widow offering washing ironing or cooking services at 208 S Lincoln St. A colored man offers yard work painting and other labor and requests a couple or single man to exchange furnished apartment rent paid. A colored man named Robert Fitzgerald seeks work at 1601 Madison St rear. A middle aged or elderly woman is sought for in home housework at 743 N Aldridge St. A colored girl practical nurse seeks work and notes she is a widow. A billfold loss inquiry appears with no clear details.
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Aldridge St
Roosevelt Issues Regulations For Selection of Conscripts
President Roosevelt issued rules governing draft selection under the selective service law. Each man called to service must have at least five days notice to settle personal matters, and induction requires adequate facilities. Drafts follow the national lottery next Tuesday with 17,000,000 registrants. Officials must post corps area requirements 21 days before induction, and no one may be sent while an appeal is pending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Conscription Headquarters
Selective Service
Dr Eric Nye Dies at Home in Amarillo
Dr. Eric L. Nye died at 11 15 pm at the family home 1310 Madison Street after a long illness. A 1910 Topeka native and KU medical graduate he was 30. Survived by wife Margaret Collins of Amarillo, parents Mr and Mrs H H Nye, a brother Hers Nye and two sisters Mrs B A Brice and Miss Mary Nye. Funeral Monday at 10 from Central Presbyterian Church.
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Eric L. Nye
Madison Street
Methodist
Dallas
Topeka
Kan
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Phi Beta Pi
Medical Fraternity
Central Presbyterian Church
State Tubercular Hospital
Nye
Margaret Collins
Amarillo
H. H Nye
Hermes Nye
B. A. Brice
Wyndmoor
Mary Nye
Boston
Mass
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Chapel
Local funeral and Bayer Aspirin ad fragment
Dr. R Thomsen and Dr C C Grimes will officiate burial at Liano Cemetery. An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin for neuralgia headaches and rheumatism pain, claiming fast relief and low cost, urging buyers to insist on full brand name Bayer Aspirin.
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R. Thomsen
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street
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Black Diamonds
the Texas
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Johnny Mack Brown
Fuzzy Knight
Nell O'Day
Rialto
N. E. 8Th Ave
S. Cleveland St
Tack
STORK
Thorne
Smith
Adolphe Menjou
William Gargan
John Hubbard
Carole Landis
Capitol
S. Lincoln St
Robert Fitzgerald
Lyric
U.S.P
Kies
Kentucky Banner
Bond
Merit Liquor Stores
Fillmore
West Éth
Robert J. Cook
Call
Parker Street
MR. A. B.C
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
James Newell
Louise Stanley
Texas
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Liberty Features
Johny Mack Brown
Tim McCoy
Ninth Ave
Ross Street
Cole Bros. Circus
Ken Maynard
Cretney Drug Store
Polk ST
Eric Nye
John
de Arto Toon
Haake Hall
Bayer Aspiri
Walt Disney
Macchie
Les Rowland
Europe
Alfred Dees
You Rebecca
Herbert Marshall
Bob Benchley
George Sanders
Albert Basserman
Pete Smith
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
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