Fiction Scanned With Care 10 Get Drama For Screen
New York reports dialogue from industry figures on how fiction is mined for screen drama. Executives from Fox, Metro, and Paramount discuss the shift toward modern best sellers and classics, noting rising output of authors and the need to avoid explicit material while securing viable story material for film.
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New York
Millona
Ana
Aoreen Ayaa
Loe Chisal
Arava
Winfield Jr
Keehan
Fox Films
Screen Express Simiar Belles
Ming Lewten
Metro
Jasa Mayer
Filma
SUD
Mass Education Begins in Mexico City
Jan 12 report outlines Carlos' government plan for a broad rural education push across Mexico. It details 1990 rural schools in 1927, cultural missions for teachers, and a shift of educational power toward centralized national programs aimed at expanding literacy and future national progress.
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Carles
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Republic
Cusurine
Wattes
Browning Suits Likely to Be Heard behind Locked Doors
In Poughkeepsie New York a judge is set to hear alleged scandalous details of charges by real estate figure Edward Browning against his wife Princes Browning and others. The trial room and location may move from Carmel to White Plains due to inaccessibility, with proceedings expected January 24 and photogrammer restrictions anticipated.
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N.Y
Edward W. Browning
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Carmel N.Y
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Peaches Browning interview reveals family fears and romance
In exclusive remarks Mrs. Eleanor Heenan defends her daughter Peaches Browning amid a high profile separation case. She attacks claims of a wealthy lifestyle and asserts Peaches faced public scrutiny, noting her daughter's domesticity, the diary controversy, and Browning's conduct as damaging to their family.
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Heenan Saga
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Boy Fatally Hurt Avoiding Train Coroner Is Told
Norwalk coroner heard conflicting testimony in the case of Dominic Di Panta a ten year old boy who died at Norwalk hospital from injuries believed caused by a train. An eyewitness Morris Yourdisky testified the boy was thrown by train suction while near the track on a patch of ice. Engineer Arthur Strang said the train struck the boy but left no blood. The coroner reserved decision.
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John Fphetin
Dominic Dipanta
Morris Yourdisky
Mlyavenue
Arthur Strang
Yourdisky
Strang
Corrier
Gildea Retains Bus Line Control by Court Order
Edward J. Gilden, secretary and treasurer of the Congress Tax Company, maintains control of nine routes between Bridgeport and Danbury. Judge Tsaie Wolfe filed decisions in Superior Court requiring parties to attempt a settlement by January 20 or face further action. Attorneys William H. Comley and Lawrence Finkelstone appeared for the defendant and plaintiffs, respectively.
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Congress Txi Company
Cass
Dridgeport
Danbury
Tsaie Wolfe
Superior Court
Tr Gildea
Anthony Blaine
Poesie Dirt
Dennis Mitchell
Gildea
Gilde
Agsoctutes
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William
George Mottey
William Reicheimer
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M. Gildea
Wolfe
Congress Tax Company
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Gilrey
William HH. Comley
Satires
Lawrence Finkelstone
Plutns Utts
Drunken Accountant Is Jailed for DUI
Archie McKinnon, an accountant from Waterbury, was sentenced in Superior Court today by Judge Nickerson to six months in jail for driving a car while under the influence. He was a second offender and the statute mandated imprisonment.
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Waterbury
Gan
Archie McKinnon
Nickerson
Stamford Man Dies in Police Lock-Up
Stamford January 12 Special James Smith twenty five of Greenwich avenue was found dead in his cell at police headquarters likely from drinking whiskey. Responding to a caller, police found him unconscious near Greenwich avenue and McCullagh Street. He died in the lounge cell while the sheriff investigated. Dr Ralph Crane says alcohol likely caused death, with a fuller report to follow. Smith was single and recently laid off from New Haven road work.
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James Smith
Greenwich Avenue
McCullagh
Koeher
Ralph Crane
Smith
New Haven
Greenwich Choral Club Concert Brings Messiah Singers
Greenwich Jan 12 The second annual Greenwich Choral Club concert was held last night in the high school auditorium. Handel’s oratorio The Messiah was performed by a 50 voice chorus with soloists Ove Marshall Neira Riegger Henry Clancy Andrew Mitchell Donald Birnie and Alden Smith.
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Greenwich Choral Club
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Volaga
Ove Marshall
Neira Riegger
Henry Clancy
Andrew Mitchell
Donald Birnie
Alden Smith
Carol Ends Tyranny as Marle Shifts Power
In a tense political rift, Carol holds the throne while Marle motions to remove her grip. Observers note the conflict centers on legitimacy and succession. Negotiations begin to defuse the standoff and install a new leadership.
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