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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1933
Page
7
Sheila, a lifelong stage performer, reconnects with Phil Well and an exiled past in a bustling theater. Dinner reveals his unhappy marriage to Mildred and lingering feelings. Meanwhile Daisy Gleason nurses an ankle sprain as the company’s odds and performances press on with shifting loyalties.
The text warns of abrupt changes in interests and environment driven by celestial aspects, hinting at contact with a large corporation or secret body but noting a high risk of fraud without caution. It mentions a birthday year of radical shifts and potential opportunities through affiliation while urging vigilance against misrepresentation.
Lillian dismisses the flirt as a new style go getter while Madge frets over a message from a woman named Floss. Lillian cautions Madge to observe, then agrees to stay as a cautious shock absorber to avert Dicky suspecting the plan. The scene ends with a knock and a tease for tomorrow.
The feature spreads a playful guide to midseason hats with detachable trims, tire crafts for slippers, and fad notes. It lauds personal style over fashion dictates, invites readers to request embroidery designs, and promotes remnant sales. The page also reviews films at Majestic Ohio and Court theaters, highlighting Norma Shearer, Clark Gable, and Edward G. Robinson in major productions.
Lottie and Sheila rehearse backstage as the band plays. Sheila nerves melt into confident dance as she steps on stage to a full house, receiving strong applause and catching the eye of a front-row stranger, Dick Stanley, in the audience.
Playshop, the campus dramatic group, will present a three act comedy titled Daddies on January 20 at 7 30 p m in Alumni Memorial Auditorium The curtain will fall by 9 30 p m Readings list players including Jack Swanson Athens Robert Audrey Cleveland James Crocker Clifton Coleman Bremen and others with Mary Distel Portsmouth as prompter
Miss Zelphe Fulks aged 27, daughter of Justice of Peace W F Fulks of Guyan Township, died Saturday night after a brief illness with the flu. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial at Perkins Ridge Cemetery.
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