Kangaroo Queen Meas Great Australian Tour With Kangaroos
MeZ Gerhard ORE.TA NORTH a 19 year old from Australia tours 32 American cities promoting 20th Century Fox with two young kangaroos a chaperone a keeper for the kangaroos and a publicist. She won over 80 000 countrywomen in a contest for personality charm looks and education and carries a greeting letter from the Prime Minister.
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TA North
Oaydne
Australia
Lorette Nort Menzies and Global Entertainment Moves
Loretta Nort Menzies gains support from Lord mayors and U S and Canadian mayors in a broad victory linked to her polio recovery. Joan Crawford sheds Warner Bros contract as she plans diversified activities. Kirk Douglas travels to New York for UN youth outreach and a future foreign tour, following The Big Sky and ahead of The Left Hand of God. Jack Benny to narrate Jolson history for Screen Snapshots. Monogram ships 500,000 tickets for Flight to Mars to boost the film’s reach, needing more due to high demand.
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Warner Bros
Kirk Douglas
New York
Lake Success
United Nations
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
France
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RKO
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Suspenders as American symbol in 1952 debate
A tongue in cheek defense of suspenders as a national icon frames 1952 politics and culture. The piece links suspenders to morale, pioneer spirit, and historic figures, contrasts them with belts, and touches on Hollywood life and TV development, noting industry figures and shows in passing.
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Army
Daniel Boone
Zebulon Pike
Colonel Fremont
Kit Carson
Sutters Mill
Yukon
Abe Lincoln
Two movies on Queen Mary voyage and art in the cellar
Newsreel notes Churchill watched Quar tet and A Place in the Sun on the Queen Mary nearing New York. It mentions a Rembrandt valued at 175000 and other paintings hidden in a cellar liquor closet, plus references to Turner Hals and Fragonard. The item blends whimsy, art, and light satire about modern tech and atomic power.
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Beckman Place
Mentage
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Eleanor
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Currier & Ives
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Ives
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Metstar
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Achieving aProfessional Look In Dresses Made at Home
A home seamstress guide urges careful pattern fitting and darts, pin fitting to a thermoplastic form, and tailored hems to achieve a flattering, durable dress. It stresses choosing flattering lengths, adjusting waistline and bodice darts, and finishing seams to prevent unraveling for better wear and value.
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Vanced
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Reading Jesus: Pride and Humility at an Ancient Dinner
A sermon compares reading people to reading books and notes Luke's dinner with Jesus Simon and a repentant woman. Pride blinds Simon to Jesus while humility allows the woman to read his heart and the truth of Forgiveness. The text urges humility and love as ways to understand others and Jesus.
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Jesus
Luke
Simon
God
Weather Prayer Parable Told by Rabbi in Synagogue
A puzzled boy and a rabbi discuss prayers by a woodcutter fruit seller farmer and bricklayer. The rabbi notes each prays for weather that benefits their trade and shows how God answers in complex ways. The tale ends with a cautions remark about using one's head and tongue.
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CBS
Terry Doyle
Len. Doyle
Harrington
Terry
Mona Freeman
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