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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1946

Page

7

Sandwich fillings and toppings for lunch boxes and entertaining

A guide to versatile sandwich fillings using common ingredients such as potatoes eggs salmon tuna and raisin honey. Includes open faced spreads like mushroom ham pimiento tomato egg and cucumber toppings with bread types and serving ideas.

Lynn Says Use Short-Cuts for Common Kitchen Tasks

The note lists quick home hacks such as souring milk with vinegar in evaporated milk, broiling tips to reduce fat splatter, rinsing hands in cold water to curb fish odor, and warming rolls with hot water and a bag in the oven. It also covers sugaring dates, and cutting green beans with scissors for speed.

Lynn Chambers Menus Feature Hearty Ham Noodles Menu

Scalloped ham and noodles with green peas cabbage carrot slaw are offered by Lynn Chambers. The meal includes Graham nut bread and a pineapple chiffon pie beverage option for dessert.

Frank McHugh Endures Packed Schedule on Set and for Rehearsal

Actor Frank McHugh reports to Century Fox for Carnegie Hall filming on the opening day of Phone Again Finnegan. He works from noon to 7 pm, misses dinner, then continues through radio rehearsal until 11 pm. He powers to a hotel night and plans a 8 am movie shoot next day.

Frank McHugh CBS Finnegan Century-Fox Carnegie Hall

Advertising ethics clash with California Bar stance

A historical critique argues that lawyers should not advertise individually while endorsing a bar association led push to explain legal advice publicly. It warns jingles and signboards could erode legal ethics and transform lawyers into flashy salesmen.

California State Bar Association California

Actor Kenny Delmar Joins 1936 Radio Studio Cast

In 1936 Kenn Delmar joined a radio rehearsal after strolling in and claiming to be an actor. Director Homer Fickett assigned him roles, and he later appeared in Jacobowsky and the Colonel for The Theater Guild on the Air. Ann Sothern reports automobile mixups involving red-topped convertibles and stars Red Skelton and Tommy Dorsey.

Kenny Delmar Homer Fickett Jacobowsky the Colonel Fickett Theater Guild Senator Claghorn Fred Allen Ann Sothern CBS Maisie Metro Lauritz Melchior Red Skelton Ann Tommy Dorsey

Young star Marlene Aames signs contract for Blondie film

Seven year old Marlene Aames, who debuted as Cookie Bumstead on Blondie, has had her film option picked up by Goldwyn studios after her role in The Best Years of Our Life.

Little Marlene Aames Cookie Bumstead Goldwyn Studios

Thunder fake storm lights up Fort Wingate film set

Realistic thunder from a Pursued sequence was created at Red Rock Mesa near the Army Ordnance Depot Fort Wingate New Mexico. Technicians synchronized explosions with lighting for a convincing storm. Lauritz Melchior and wife will celebrate Christmas in Hollywood with a December 5 concert finish and Met performances not until January 7.

Red Rock Mesa Army Ordnance Depot Fort Wingate N. M Lauritz Melchior Hollywood New York Metropolitan

Ted De Corsia Wins Feature Role in Orson Welles Film

Televised summer success on NBC left Ted De Corsia known for McGarry and His Mouse. An urgent call from Orson Welles brings him to Hollywood for his first movie, co starring Rita Hayworth, with critics predicting potential stardom.

Ted de Corsia NBC McGarry and His Mouse Daffy’s Orson Welles Hollywood Welles Rita Hayworth Ted

Nightlife names and spots flash in postwar NYC collage

A rapid loop of venues and figures appears from Hitchock's and Dolan's to Madison Square Garden and the Hippodrome. Mentions include Perry's drug store, Billy Watson's Beef Trust, Tony Pastor's, Miner's Bowery, Coney Island with nickel beer, 10 cent pints takeout, and Caruso. The jumbled list references songs, street scenes, cops with handlebar mustaches, and colorful vaudeville chatter like See what the boys in the back room will have and I love my sy oh you kid. The piece captures a boulevard panorama of midcentury New York nightlife with familiar names and brands.

Hitchock’s Dolan’s Bridge Cafe Perry's Billy Watson Beef Trust Tony Pastor Madison Square Garden Hippodrome Miner’s Bowery Coney Island Caruso The Monkey House Big Tim Steve Red Mike Goslam Charley Murphy

Rooney Begins Vaudeville Tour After Summer Holiday

Mickey Rooney opens a personal appearance tour October 24 after finishing Summer Holiday at M G M He will headline a complete show in Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cincinnati and Cleveland and plans to visit nearby army hospitals and perform for patients along the way

Mickey Rooney Vaudeville Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Army

Odds and Ends from a Busy Screen Era Party Scene

Notes mention Joan Crawford’s daughter Christina at a costume party asking for sequined angel wings, Greta Garbo’s pickle sandwich favorite, Jasmine Janks screen-tested at 20th Century Fox, and Eileen Palmer of Road of Life receiving fan mail for playing a harsh woman amid Warner Bros. staff chatter.

Joan Crawford Christina Greta Garbo Jasmine Janks 20Th Century-Fox Eileen Palmer Road of Life Warner Bros Fom Cme Tenis Pee

Oscar of the Waldorf Endorses Cocktails for Longevity

On his 80th birthday Oscar of the Waldorf praises a well shaken cocktail as aiding long life. He warns that light toast with fish eggs and cheese can shorten life.

Oscar the Waldorf

Hollywood Strike Feud Lacks Authentic Direction says Film Men

Report notes a new Hollywood strike with street fighting scenes that many film men insist appear lifeless and lacking clear direction to seem authentic.

Hollywood

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