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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
4
Lurline and Blondie ride in a Rolls Royce limousine as a crowd of street urchins swarms the curb. The chauffeur battles the hostile reception while Lurline complains about photographers and recaps a scene of Gable with a starlet as Blondie questions love life and movie fantasies.
A dense guide explains counting tricks for supporting partner bids, valuing short and long suits, and how to raise or take out in response. It covers calculating assists, counting trumps, and when to keep the bidding open, with emphasis on honor tricks and no trump versus suit bids.
Frances Marion writes a brisk notice announcing a new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film featuring Marion Davies in a thrilling production. The item highlights Davies as the lead and frames the project as a major studio showcase.
In a late 1930s style scene Blondie and Lurline cruise the streets in a chauffeured limousine. As gliding through traffic they discuss culture desires, secret confidences, and flirtatious intrigue while Blondie eyes luxury and contemplates a bold next step at Lurline’s apartment.
Contrast in India highlights princes who own private railroads for travel around their estates while vast lower classes remain barred from public trains bullock carts horses or even donkeys. The piece from Collier's Week discusses caste and mobility disparities.
The Crystal Palace in New York City stood in Bryant Park on Sixth Avenue from Fortieth to Forty-second Streets, occupying five to six acres in the park’s west half. It opened in 1853 and was destroyed by fire in 1858.
A derisive exchange in a Boston transcript features a Veehless woman from Lann challenging a contaminating practice and an editor’s retort that “one good germ deserves another” as defense.
People of southern Brittany cling to old-fashioned dress and festival customs tied to saints. The Pardons preserve a traditional, picturesque culture with deep devotion during seasonal religious celebrations.
The St Marys T A Society held a semi monthly meeting in Temperance Hall Wood Street voting to drop the drama The Lone Tree Mine and appointing Hugh F Kelley to the entertainment committee and John Gallagher as janitor. Local political planning was discussed with a fall rally for the State ticket and attendance at nearby fairs.
The Rhode Island State College Honors Day marked by high scholastic attainment for the school year ended June. The event was led by the State College Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi with Joseph W. Ince, Professor of Chemistry, serving as president.
A retro review lauds Sheila Kaye Smith and her humorous Summer Holiday about two children and a nurse on a farm, calling it a charming idyl with insight. The piece questions whether the modern child is accurately depicted and notes cross cultural references and autographs by Grand Duchess Marie of Russia.
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