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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
10
A compact collection of aphorisms from classical and modern thinkers. Aristotle Euripides George Eliot Emerson Hoover La Rochefoucauld appear as brief reflections on friendship prudence science wonder leadership and happiness.
A peace-loving husband says it takes two to make a quarrel and vows to stay silent. A wistful wife chides him as a man. A housewife,忙 interrupted by apartment hunters while adjusting curtains, endures 27 interruptions.
An attorney cross examines a witness berating education while the witness retorts that one need not be a scholar to answer silly questions. The dialogue highlights wit over formal schooling in court or discussion.
Virginia Vale reports on Falkenberg and Tex McCrary delivering a standout husband and wife broadcast from WEAF New York with plans for a possible NBC coast to coast hookup. Their plane broadcast over New Jersey and Connecticut drew praise and anticipation for a wider network run. Jinx leaves films for now until the stork arrives.
George Raft will receive guidance from Broadway detective Barry Ruditsky for the film Nocturne to portray a convincing real investigator. Producer Yoan Harrison pushes authenticity over Hollywood fables to capture genuine detective work.
A fraidy cat Lucy hides from a movie forest fire on the screen. She explains to her father the smoky illusion frightened her, not the flames, as they sit in the theater together.
A young man was hit by an automobile in Montreal and the car sped away. A nearby policeman assisted him and asked in French if he spoke the language. The injured man replied in broken English with a garbled phrase.
Bert Lahr, defending himself to Monty Woolley, quips about his looks muscles and teeth. Woolley retorts you’d better get them back. The exchange plays on stage wit during a lighthearted moment.
A visitor at the zoo asks a keeper about a baby deer. The keeper quizzes him with a riddle about his wife’s morning call, prompting the visitor to realize he has misidentified the animal as a skunk.
Barbara Jo Allen, famed for Vera Vague, stars as a witty designer in Earl Carroll's Sketchbook now in production. Parks Johnson and Warren Hull return from vacation with Vox Pop at a new time, replacing Inner Sanctum. Alan Hale misses Cheyenne due to a smallpox vaccination complication.
The dialogue notes a man named Smith relies on his wife to pick the destination while his boss controls the timing, illustrating conflicting influences on personal travel plans.
Ample reason discontented wife tells her husband that several men she refused at marriage are richer than he is now, prompting a sharp reaction from the husband who counters that wealth proves nothing.
A light hearted exchange between a recruit and a cadet officer hints at a farewell moment. The recruit wonders if endurance means holding one posture forever while the officer responds with encouragement.
A deaf woman with an ear trumpet entered a church and seated herself. An usher whispered a warning that any horn blast would result in her removal.
A pupil paraphrased the sentence He was bent on seeing her as The sight of her doubled him up revealing misreadings and humorous misunderstandings in a classroom exercise. The overheard snippets show playful miscommunications and reading challenges among students and adults.
Mrs Brown quotes a doctor who allegedly says kissing shortens life while Mr Brown jokes that it implies a shorter single life. The exchange lists playful banter over a health claim and romance.
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