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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
10
Realistic scene in Golden Gloves shows youth Sidney Miller running ten blocks before a fight sequence. Miller notes the breathless moment proves you cannot act exhaustion via faking.
The film The Biscuit Eater was shot entirely on location in Albany Georgia and will credit Albany as the location for the production.
Actor Charlie Ruggles, in The Farmer's Daughter, owns many dogs cats monkeys and parrots. He says pets help him forget the rush of modern civilization and prefer the company of animals.
The Automobilist notes Popham Beach as a key New England highlight and urges better road signs to guide out of state visitors to this historic early settlement and its five mile shoreline. Weekend house parties fill area cottages with guests from Lewiston, Auburn, Bath and Boston.
A series of short notices list residents and visitors in the Parker Head and nearby communities. Mr and Mrs W C Pollard of Burlington Vermont stay at the White Spot for a few days while others such as Mr and Mrs Howard Gayton of Norway attend Grayton cottage visits. Several locals are noted at cottages, dances, and weekend getaways in Bath, Phippsburg Center, and Parker Head, with many names including Segeberyn, Hyde, Cupit, Scott, Wallace, Young, Blaisdell, Wallice, Hathorn, Libby, Daley, Perry, Webber, Woodman, Moore, Carlson, and McDuffee among those mentioned.
Rotary club members heard Morse High graduating class plan a World’s Fair outing. Stanley Cressey described arranging the trip, noting the group would travel by bus from Bath on May 31, reach New York the next morning, and choose among four sightseeing options.
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