Thunderhead the White Goose Bar Stallion Wins and Fights Free
Mary O Hara tells how Thunderhead the white foal from Goose Bar Wyoming becomes a racer then leads a herd takeover after meeting the Albing in a mountain valley. Ken McLaughlin, age 14, recovers the horse just before a Idaho meet where Thunderhead bolts, throws his jockey, and clears a fence as Touch and Go wins another race. Greenway buys the mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderhead
Goose Bar Ranch
Wyoming
Albino
Idaho
Albing
Ken McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Greenway
Ken
Fucka
Fellow
Banner
Ket
Thunderhrad
Thunderhead Freed and Mares Return to Valley
Ken McLaughlin conducts a daring plan to free Thunderhead and return his mares to the valley. He rigs a keyhole collapse to block the stallion from reentering, bids farewell to Thunderhead, and rides away with Flicka as summer returns and a new life awaits.
Hollywood News and Rumors Roundup 1946 Predictions
Hollywood insiders discuss upcoming projects and stardom forecasts for 1946. Charles Rogers paid $60,000 for a screen treatment of Angel on My Shoulder, with Charles Rains as the Devil, Harry Segall as writer, and art director Herz brun refining Hades visuals. Other items cover Dick Powell and June Allyson’s housing saga, Claudette Colbert’s New York pause, Joan Davis and Beverly Wills radio/film crossover, and Hedy Lamarr’s torpedo steering invention rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Segall
Mr. Jordan
Devil
Hades
Man
Rains
Herzbrun
Theater notes and cast buzz from early broadcasts
A fragment recalls Harold Lewy beating a baton to cue Florence Wightman the harpist during a Theatre Guild of the Air broadcast. It notes Sidney Blackmer's son Brewster born on a day with a fan letter postmark and Michael Curtiz interviewing applicants for Life With Father. Technicolor film plans are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theater Guild of the Air
Harold Lewy
Florence Wightman
Sidney Blackmer
Brewster
Michael Curtis
Simple Home Frock Jumper Jacket Pattern for Toddlers
Sewing circle advertisement introduces Pattern No. 1420 for sizes 14 through 46 with yardage for 35 or 39 inch fabric and extra for ruffles. Pattern No. 1935 covers ages 3 to 6 with jumper and jacket fabric requirements. High demand and supply delays noted. orders should be mailed to the given address.
Unclear excerpt with stray phrases and dialogue
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed lines and quoted exchanges. No coherent news event, place, or date emerges. content mixes dialogue about a mouse under a bed, a cat, an apparent concert inquiry, and random phrases about dancing and circulation. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly tied to a report.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary O'Hara
Dog Hicks
Army
Rob
Ben
Flicka
Himself
Ben Ames Williams
America
Inspector Tope
Mrs. Tope
Ster
Virginia Vale
Paul Muni
Charles Rains
Angel On
Charles Rogers
Parry F. Zanuck
Jeanne Crain
Vivian Blaine
Une Over
William Eythe
Dick Waymes
Mark Stevens
Glenn Langan
Michael Conte
Nancy Guild
Rex Harrison
Hollywood
Dick Powell
June Allyson
Brentwood
Powells
Carrie
June
Claudette Colbert
New York
Joan Davis
Beverly Wills
Joan
CBS
Daughter
George White
Beverly
Hedy Lamarr
George Wingfield
U. S
Hedy
Hunt Stromberg
London
Bob Hawk
Yanks
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Toi
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Mission St
San Francisco
Call
Stro
Neal Gag
Kitty
John
Schubert
McKesson &Robbins
United States
Holman & Company
Terre Haute
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