Doctor and Bowie in a tense California errand
In Guadalupe the doctor fears smallpox as Don Ramon recovers from illness while Bowie refuses to ride out. The scene reveals romance tension as Carmen defends Bowie against the doctor and Dona Maria laments their troubles, hinting at future matches with Don Sebastian of Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bowie
Guadalupe
Don Ramon
Ranchos
Nathan Spear
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Dr. Doane
Rancho
Carmen
Dona Maria
Senor Bowie
Doane
Texas
Sanchez
Georgetown University
Senoritas
Carmelita
Don Sebastian
Return of Bowie Threatens Monterey Nest
Doctor Doane confides a secret to Dona Maria: Bowie has returned and is in Monterey. He warned the doctor to keep silent, while Dona Maria presses for truth and wonders if the Senorita would return if she married and left the nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Bowie
Dona Maria
Doane
Lancet Case, “Try Me. I Will Do My Best." “Bowie
Dr. Doane
Monterey
Dona Marta
Carmen
Doctor and Texan on Guadalupe Ranch Night Visit
The surgeon Doane reunites with Bowie at the Guadalupe ranch a night after tense confidences. Bowie muses on Spanish tradition and requests fifty then one hundred dollars while two veiled Mexicans deliver a note to Dona Maria and depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe
Sanchez
Bowie
Senor Bowie
Dona Maria
Bowie joins Don Francisco's strawberry meriendo gathering
Bowie's rush to Guadalupe leads him to Don Francisco Guerrero's strawberry merienda where Carmen greets him. He explains his delay to Captain Sutter, then arrives at the valley camp as Don Ramon and Aunt Ysabel ride in. the reunion unfolds amid festive paddings and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bowie
Sutter
Vioget
New Helvetia
Pedro
Deatle
Senor Bowie
Peninsula
Senor
Carmen
Guadalupe
Sutter's Fort
Don Francisco Guerrero
Ranchos
Don Francisco
Don Francisco's
California camp rendezvous with Bowie and Carmen
Carmen and Bowie converse at a rustic camp as she asks about Texas and Sutter. He downplays US politics, praises the Swiss up river, and they drift toward a hidden bed of wild roses while tension and attraction rise. the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terey
Bowie
Don Ramon
Tia Ysabel
Carmen
Armen
Captain Sutter
Father
Dona Maria
Don Vicente
Texas
Republic
United States
Carmien
California
Senor Sutter
Guadalupe
New Helvetia
Ramparts We Watch and Wartime Cinema Trends
The article reviews The Ramparts We Watch as a significant feature length film by the March of Time with dramatized Nazi propaganda included despite protests. It notes censorship clashes, British language copy seizures, and UFA behind German edits. It also mentions Gompers biopic proposals with Paul Muni, radio and film personalities, and future plans for recorded plays distributed to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Holland
Belgium
France
Germany
UFA
State Film Trust
Bermuda
Warsaw
The
Record Players
Wendell Halmes
Myrt and
Marge
Holmes
Paulette Goddard
Booklets in Loose Leaf Ring Binders
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes assembly of booklet binders using 34 inch wide tape and 244 inch folded strips. She notes collectors cover binders with fabric for display and mentions five booklets available with new issue every other month, including No. 5 with homemaking ideas. Send 1 cent and order to the listed address.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
New England
America
John Alden
Priscilla
Plymouth Colony
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ARMAN
Henry
Spain
Ron
Ysabel
Man
Varginia Vale
Western Newspaper Union
Jeanette Nolan
Jeanette
Court of Missing Heirs
John Loveton
John
Mr. Meek
John McIntyre
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
A. F
Paul Muni
Muni
New York City
Hollywood
John Howard
Orson Welles
Broderick Crawford
James Stewart
Lew Ayres
John Carroll
William Holden
Bob Preston
Eddie Albert
Jeffrey Lynn
Dennis O’keefe
Wayne Morris
Fred Waring
Aldrich
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Westinghouse
Ray Maitland
Phil Brown
Paramount
Wanted Wings
San Antonio
Brown
Ruth Wyeta Spears
Bedford Wills
New York
E. Pinkham
Sophocles
Seataers
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