Judy Garland Portrays Army Camp Tour and War Bond Shoutout
Judy Garland recounts touring Army camps to entertain troops during wartime. She recalls meeting soldiers, the wedding cake surprise at Camp Robinson, vaudeville connections, and the revival of camp shows. She notes the soldiers’ keen interest, the shows at reception centers hospitals and auditoriums, and the popularity of songs like Over the Rainbow and Dear Mr. Gable.
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Judy Garland
Hollywood
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David Rose
Palace Theater
Fort Knox
Louisville
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Wilhe Shore
Mr. Gable
Barbara Bell Pattern 1615 B for sizes 12 to 40
Sewing circular item presents Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1615 B for sizes 12 through 40 with corresponding bust measurements. It lists materials required for size 14 including fabric and contrasting yarn for a dickey and directs readers to place orders.
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Dickey
Seersucker Summer Two-Piece Dress Pattern 1615-B
A brisk two piece outfit with a suit like jacket and eight gore pencil skirt offers summer comfort. Pattern No 1615 B is beginner friendly and adaptable to seersucker gingham or chambray for town wear.
The Diction Dilemma At A Dinner Table
A humorous exchange unfolds as two men argue about proper diction. One insists marriages and events occur while other calamities occur, highlighting pedantic language quirks during a social dinner.
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