Paris Plans Threaten Mary and Noel’s Union
Noel pleads in a club drawing room as Mrs. Graham and Lillian maneuver Mary toward Paris. Georges stirs danger with past affections while Mary faces pressure to join a social season in the French capital.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1933
Page
7
Noel pleads in a club drawing room as Mrs. Graham and Lillian maneuver Mary toward Paris. Georges stirs danger with past affections while Mary faces pressure to join a social season in the French capital.
Longtime Met Opera House staffer announces retirement after 33 years with the institution. He plans to leave in February and spend his remaining years away from the stage, reflecting on a career amid tumultuous today’s opera offerings.
The Met audience witnessed a farewell performance by Scotti amid a rare mix of applause and emotion. Patrons and fellow musicians reflected on a storied career as the curtain fell.
A blast blamed on a deliberately placed bomb wrecked the rebuilt box office of the Southern Theater and shattered windows in nearby stores and homes. The explosion, in Firestone Park, marked the second bombing of the theater within a month.
Sheila Shayne, a dancer fired from a play by star Marion Randolph, finds work in a musical tour. Craig Abbott, financier, plots to replace rivals and woo Sheila with geraniums, dinner, and a Harlem night out, while Jim Blaine stays in orbit around the nova of Marion Randolph.
The Majestic showcases The Mask of Fu Manchu with Boris Karloff as Fu Manchu and Karen Morley with Louis Stone in a thriller packed with catacombs and world domination plots. The Ohio Theater presents The Bitter Tea of General Yen starring Barbara Stanwyck in a romance amid Chinese civil war and Yen’s captivating charm.
The astrology note predicts a buoyant scene in business and private life on Tuesday January 24 driven by strong lunar influence. Think active negotiations with big firms, mergers, and diplomatic circles, tempered by warnings of quirky mental quirks. Charles Curtis is cited as a notable nativity.
A concise note suggests a single pivotal factor can unlock new chances. The idea implies strategic insight or timely action can create openings in complex circumstances. The source emphasizes potential gains from smart decisions and careful timing.
Attractive coat frock with princess lines two pockets and varied sleeves offered in sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44. Pattern 2445 438 yards 96 inch fabric required for size 34. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and pattern information. Catalog offers 52 Paris inspired spring fashion pages with sizes for juniors and kiddies. Send 15 cents for pattern and catalog or 25 cents for both to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Practical advice urges women to trim necklines or bangs locally to save costs. Recommends returning to the same barber or beauty parlor to tailor a unique coiffure that reflects individuality. Emphasizes affordability and personal style over frequent drastic changes.
A lively Parisian influenced fashion discourse describes personal perfumes crafted from garden flowers, with English aristocracy adopting bespoke scents. It promotes varied floral blends, chic lifestyle tips, and home-done fashion tricks, inviting readers to request an illustrated leaflet detailing these secrets.
Twelve 9 inch square stamped blocks printed on soft white muslin depict barnyard friends including a calf squirrel bear bunny pig rooster goose bird chicks and lamb. Each set provides suggested embroidery colors and can be assembled into strips squares or plain blocks for a child friendly quilt. Order by mail to Aunt Martha Athens Messenger Kansas City Missouri.
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