Footlight Parade leads features at Metro and Court theaters
The page highlights Mae Clarke and James Cagney in Footlight Parade at the Metro and Court theaters. It notes Busby Berkeley’s choreographic spectacle with Ruby Keeler and others, plus Elmer the Great at Court, praising Joe E. Brown’s return to screen and the high comedy of Ring Lardner and George M. Cohan’s story about a hick town star turned ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler
Elmer the Great
Hollywood
Lloyd Bacon
Fifth Avenue
Manuel Seff
James Seymour
Busby Berkeley
James Cagney
Joan Blondell
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Guy Kibbee
Frank McHugh
Ruth Donnelly
COURT
Joe E. Brown
Court Theater Today
Elmer
Ring Lardner
George M. Cohan
Joe
Patricia Ellis
Clair Dodd
Preston 9. Foster
Russell Hopton
Tom Geraghty
Mervyn LeRoy
Homemaker's Questions on hot dishes in school lunches
A nutrition specialist from Ohio State University explains that a hot dish in school lunches stimulates appetite and variety, helping children meet their bodily needs. She notes cold lunches are monotonous and require extra energy to digest, reducing readiness to eat at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bavekt
Lelia C. Ogle
Ohio State University
Secrets of a World War Spy Protecting Margaret
Hugh Grantland terse warned of Lee Chow's dangerous theories and hypnotic powers aimed at kidnapping Margaret. He hid her from Chow's reach, leaving Richard to thwart any attempt and protect the union, while Hugh faced the risk of public embarrassment if Chow spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grantland
Lee Chow
Dicky
Hugh
Diplomatic
Lillian
Richard
Lil
Lian
Avis Arlen
Margaret
Sequel reveals Hugh’s concern over Lee Chow’s actions
Adele Garrison continues the tale as Hugh worries Lee Chow’s hypnotic scheme may target others after Richard’s disappearance. The narrator realizes Hugh’s motive to protect her, while Lillian questions whether Lee Chow is sane or feigning. The scene ends with a prompt to continue tomorrow.
Murder Mystery Pulls Tremont Press Into Case
Ex newspaper man David Bannister returns to Tremont to help solve the killing of Tracy King, orchestra leader. He teams with editor Jim Paxton and reporter J Randolph Gainey to chase leads, hunt a presumed unknown blonde, and pull details from the city desk as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bannister
Bannister
Tracy King
King
Juliet France
Jim Paxton
Tremont Post
Paxton
Times
Tremont
Post
Denise Lang
Kennedy
Dave
City Room
City
Gainey
Mr. Paxton
J. Randolph Gainey
Jeremiah
Mr. Bannister
New York
Mexico
Hollywood
Austin
Cunningham
Fudge Cake from Mrs Gandee’s Kitchen Guide
An Anns article presents a fudge cake recipe from Mrs. D. I. Gandee of 164 Mill Street. It lists ingredients butter eggs milk sugar flour chocolate vanilla and nuts and provides step by step directions including folding in egg whites and baking at 325 degrees for 35 minutes.
Glorifying Yourself and Caring for Winter Accessories
Advice on keeping cosmetics hats and gloves clean for a polished winter look. Recommends daily hat brushing weekly cleaning inside out and using fluid with cloth, dry cleaning gloves when needed, and airing gloves to prevent odor or sweat buildup.
Carbon Hill Girls Fall to Bartlett as Bartlett Dominates
Bartlett defeated Carbon Hill on Friday night at Bartlett with the girls team leading in scoring as the contest concluded. The readable text notes a defeat for Carbon Hill and a prominent Bartlett performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Bartlett
Local notes feature scores and weekend visits
The item records youth sports scores with a 9 20 boy’s score and a star player Miss Nuny Dane out with a back injury. It notes several Nelsonville weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs H Lowes Jr and Rodger Webb with his grandparents. Also mentions scarlet fever cases and various locals visiting in Nelsonville and Basil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuny Dane
Leslie Evans
Circleville
Marysville
David
H. Joyce
Leonard
Nelsonville
Clifford Hawk
Kay Blosser
Zoa Biosser
D. QO. Sparnon
Margaret of Logan
Reuben Sparnon
Community Notes From Oak Grove Sunday Service
The Union Class met Sunday afternoon with attendees including Mrs. Floyd Lowery who is improving and Miss Lula Wolfe visiting her uncle in Nelsonville. Families Kinsey Foughty Auker and Lehman appear in local visits. Reverend Kittle of Murray City is scheduled to speak at Oak Grove Church on Nov 19 and again Thursday night at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lowery
Lula Wolfe
Gene Wolfe
Nelsonville
Charles Kinsey
Mark Foughty
Barbara Lee
Floodwood
Vaughn Foughty
Arthur Hartman
Charlies Auker
Carbondale
Kittle
Murray City
Ruth Lehman
Katherine Kinsey
L. R. Roberts
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Roy Wachenschwanz
Herbert Ely
Oak Grove Church
Plymouth Price At Low 1933 Car Sale
The advertisement touts Plymouth cars at low 1933 prices claiming buyers profit by purchasing now and later by selling old cars for a better price. It highlights Floating Power engine mountings hydraulic brakes safety steel bodies and a roomy comfortable interior with stylish touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Plymouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
ystic—Lee
Tracy, Mae Clarke
Lheater
Majestic
Metroyer Studios
Ben Pager
Selwy D
Elvena
Tracy
C. Henry Gordon Ky
Sory
Trom
Bjestic
With Clarke
Homemaker’s Questions
Madge
Wife
Harry
Dave Bannister
Henley
Ward Paxton
By Annalee Wilder
Flapper
Fanny
Regu. S. Pat
Oak Grove News
Aes
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
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