Madame Gene Stars In Sand Gens Silk Madam Drama
The notice discusses Cloris Evanson in the latest Paramount film Madame Gene and the stage show Madame Sans Gens with a cast including Gloria Hubs and Catherine Hubs. It highlights lavish gowns, court intrigue, and Evanson’s acclaimed performance amid a rounded review of the production's dramatic appeal and screen success.
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Fortune Teller and Traveling Circus Tour Through Town
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Cuneyteatre The Pero and a heroine as a fortune teller with a traveling circus show passing through towns and hamlets. It notes the popularity of such acts, a boxer or wrestler challenge, crowds flocking for secrets of the future, and magical performances amid a wild west motif.
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Woman to be arraigned for Greenwich forgery
Port Chester woman Jennie Dave faces three counts of forgery in the third degree. Indicted on November 14, the case alleges she defrauded Steiger-Schok Co. of about $15,000 over three years while employed as a bookkeeper at Schick Department Store. The trial is expected to begin Tuesday morning in county court before Judge Willan Bleakeley.
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Mystery leak stirs France over secret document
A confidential document once in the hands of France's Finance Minister Francois-Marshal is said to have caused political turmoil. Speculation swirls about who allowed the text to reach the press as government borrowing measures face scrutiny. The minister claims no Senate member could be the culprit since each copy was individually altered by removing one word.
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Thompson Will Be Buried in Washington
West Chester April 19 The body of Charles T Thompson superintendent of Foreign Service of the Associated Press who died yesterday was taken to his home in Washington today by his son Frederich A Thompson Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at St Pauls Roman Catholic Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery near Washington Mr Thompson son will be executor of his father estate He was associated with Doubleday Page Co New York and resided at Rivertown, Connecticut
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Tax Muddle In Bridgeport Abatement Audit Reveals Record Liens
A special committee begun January 29 1924 probed tax abatements granted by Bridgeport officials. It cited sixty three abatements contending they were illegal and ordered liens on affected properties. The report details uncollected taxes across major CT cities and exposes widespread use of certificates of error to reduce assessments.
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Law threatens to levy tax relief schemes in Bridgeport
A long legal dispute in Bridgeport centers on certificates of error used to reduce assessments. The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled against the validity of the practice, urging reform and suggesting the General Assembly may grant new authority to hear affected taxpayers, while urging careful, transparent collection of city taxes.
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In Hot Water Over Cleaning and Pressing Claim
The exchange centers on Mary and Arline arguing about who should handle cleaning and pressing. Arline says Mary suggested John did his own cleaning, while Mary mentions hearing he soaked his overcoat, implying tension over domestic duties. The fragment hints at a domestic dispute scene with unspecified setting.
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