Sheila Shayne Steps Back Into vaudeville world
Sheila Shayne, an 18 year old aspiring dancer, returns to Joe Paris' Tin Pan Alley scene to audition for a Daisy Gleason replacement. Timmy the blind pianist and Brady the demanding choreographer push her through quick routines as she hopes to land a summer job in a show led by Roscoe and Daisy amid the bustle of Joe Paris' busy office.
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Shayne
Sheila
Pardead
MA Low
Daisy
Shella
Joe Paris
Prospect Uct
Joe
Paris
Tin Pan Alley
Bowery
Sterlsilver
Roscoe
Bill Brady
Bill
Tso
Joe's
Timmy
Blind Timmy
Brady
Gleason
Bill Daisy
Daisy Gleason
Mabel
Mariel
Bronx
Broadway
Genieve Kemble January 5 Horoscope Front
A Thursday forecast warns of upheaval in private life with potential benefits from tumultuous changes. Expect aggra vated or annoying speculation and quarrels amid intriguing situations and possible clever turns for those born on this day.
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Z. Pike
Pikes Peak
Woman 87 Credits Vino Iron Tonic For Energy
Advert shows Mrs. M. Batdorf claiming she is not tired at age 87 after using Vino Iron tonic. Quick's Cut Rate Store in Nelsonville offers the product through Gem Pharmacy. The ad emphasizes good eating and sleep and mentions church and social activities.
Wedding plot tangled in Hearts of a Wife sequel
In Adele Garrison’s Marriage sequel, Aunt Madge and Mary hatch a swift marriage plan to thwart Philip Veritzen’s attempt to separate Mary and Noel. Mary hesitates to tell Noel of his father’s Paris proposal, while a phone call may unite them tomorrow. the scene ends with a promise of continuation.
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Philip Veritzen
Mary
Noel
Madge
Paris
Megg
Dicky
Noodle Paste and Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Menu
Noodles are described with a home made paste recipe using egg yolks whole eggs water and flour to yield stiff dough. Directions cover kneading cutting drying storing and cooking in broth or salted water with serving ideas for breakfast lunch and dinner including noodle balls.
Fashion notes on American and French modes in period dress
The piece discusses black crepe frocks with white velvet sleeves and guimpes, the role of American made fashion versus Parisian haute couture, and the idea that the world looks to France for style while American designers gain ground with ready to wear. It ends with a domestic tip and a cooking aside as the remainder of the column continues Friday.
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Paris
France
America
Haute Coutures
Couturieres
Paree
Silver Dollar at Ohio Theaters with Historic Tabor Relics
Edward G. Robinson stars in Silver Dollar at the Ohio, a First National film with a Denver tale of the Silver King Horace Tabor. Relics from the Tabor era, including the Grand Opera House furnishings, are displayed, framing a rise and fall saga.
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Ohio
Edward G. Robinson
Majestic
Chester Morris
COURT
Colorado
Ohio Theater
Haw Tabor
Silver King
Yates Martin
Tabor
Denver
Grand Opera House of
Tabor Grand Opera House
Willard Hotel
Washington
Hotel Windsor
Carl Erickson
Harvey Thew
David Karsner
Bebe Daniels
Martin
Aline MacMahon
Alfred E. Green
How to boil and fry noodles for chow mein
To prepare chow mein noodles, boil twenty minutes with pars ley. For homemade noodles, sprin kle two tablespoons salad oil on two pounds noodles and steam fifteen minutes. Lift with a fork to separate, cool on a molding board, then fry in hot oil until golden and crisp, drain thoroughly and use.
Fragrant Bath Bargains Offer Revival After Busy Day
The piece extols pine needle and lavender bath salts and soaps as mood lifters. It advises matching bath scents to perfume to extend fragrance and suggests collecting rain water for soothing baths, noting city limits may hinder such regimens.
Bath Advice for Stress Relief and Courage
The text recommends warming baths to relax the spine and temper mood. It cautions against tepid water and cold showers, and suggests a scented bath to lift discouragement, claiming it restores courage to continue.
New Marshfield Young People Celebrate New Year Party
Thirty five members of the Young People's Class of the Church of Christ gathered Saturday night at teacher W R Shaffer's home for a New Year's party. Radio music games and a string orchestra provided entertainment with group singing. Several local residents and relatives visited or returned home for holidays from Athens Albany Lawrence Barron Sistersville Columbus and Carpenter localities.
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Church of Christ
W. R. Shaffer
F. G. Hoodler
Marie Dixon
Athens
Lucile van Dyke
Albany
Lawrence Barron
Sistersville
W. Va
John Cline
Ed Davis
Marlette
Cleveland
Ora
Dora Davis
W. J. Davis
St Johns College Debates Ending Elected Captains
St Johns College of Annapolis debates abolishing elected captains and replacing them with appointed leaders for each tehietic contest. The move aims to centralize leadership and streamline team management within the institution.
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St. John’s College of
Annapolis
Pleasanton Church Services and Local Visits Highlight Week
Pleasanton residents attended Methodist Church services led by Rev. Earl Cowen on Sunday. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Dernard Pierce at Ray Morrison’s home, and Sunday guests for John Haning’s household. Families reported travel and local social visits across town.
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Earl Cowen
Dernard Pierce
Ray Morrison
Lloyd Graham
Ed Martin
Cora Gilkey
Mary Marshall
Hobart Lee
Lee
John Goodwin
John Hanning
Bert Steed
Jesse Brown
John Haning
Bill Finsterwald
Wayne Gilkey
Hart Morris
Forrest Gwinn
C. A. Bolen
Grant Bolen
Dock Kenny
Athens
Warren Graham
Tom Savage
Chase
Mary Reeves
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