Andy Hardy returns in Love Laughs at Andy Hardy at Tropical Theatre
Fans meet Andy Hardy Mickey Rooney fresh from army service in Love Laughs at Andy Hardy at Tropical Theatre with May Wilson and family. The feature pairs his comeback with a marriage hint as the reformed youth plans to wed. Also showing Strange Journey with Paul Kelly. Indiscretion stars Barbara Stanwyck in a light romance. The Unknown with Karen Morley and Jim Bannon completes the lineup.
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Hardy
Legion
Andy
Judge
Ms Hardy
Milly
Andy Hardy
Tropical Theatre
Mickey Rooney
Wainwright College
May Wilson
Paul Kelly
Osa Massen
Hillary Brooke
Indiacretion
Warner Bros
Barbers Stanwyck
Dennis Morgan
Sydney Greencreet
Elizabeth Lane
Barbara Stanwick
Hfe
Lving
Keren Morley
Jim Bannon
Rex Theatre Show Lets Dark Mirror Dazzle Audiences
The Rex Theatre offers The Terk Mirror with Oilvia dr Haviland Lew Ayres and Thomas Mitchell as a psychological murder thriller. Dark Mirror aims for a new peak in cinema while cracking two murder suspects with no evidence. Also showing Crack Up with Pat O’Brien Claire Trevor and Herbert Marshall. Tonight features the usual close dance and a special tuition session led by Jack Sheehy.
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Terk Mirror
Oilvia
Dr Haviland Lew Ayres
Thomas Mitchell
Rex Theatre
Dark Mirror
Crack Up
Pat O'Brien
Claire Trevor
Herbert Marshall
Smithfield Cricket Club Triumphs In Narrow Win
Smithfield Cricket Team played West Carrs in the Folge Hil Cricket Association match. West Cairns scored 1966 in their first innings with Farrelly 38 Mitchell 40 and Howlett 33. Smithfield’s bowling saw Patching 5 for 80 and S Smith 2 for 62. Smithfield replied 111 for 1 with Wiles 52 not out and Smith 28 not out. The match will resume Sunday. Also local notices on exams and holidays.
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Smithfield
Sean
Folge Hil Cricket Association
West Carrs
West Cairns
Innines
Farrelly
J. Mitchell
F Howlett
G. Patching
T Smith
C Griffiths
Smithfield II
Wiles
Gill
Smith
Communist Agents Suspected Among Canada Immigrants
AFP reports that speculation on Pollan Government interference with immigrants in Canada grew after Deputy Minister of Labour Arthur Mac Namara said several occurrences raised belief that Communist agents were active among displaced persons brought to the country and that the department is watching for suspicious circumstances.
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QUAVA
AFP
Canada
Arthur MacNamara
Labour
Hollywood Director Ulmer Sees Sound Lacking Balance In Movies
Film critic Eiger Ulmer argues talking pictures overemphasize dialogue and diminish visual cinema. He contends the cinema has not balanced sound with photography since sound era began, noting producers and intermediaries hinder methodological shifts, while silent techniques linger rarely.
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A.P
Eiger Ulmer
Ulmer
Acotts
Almer
Wil
Vienna
University of
Berlin
Germany
UPA
F W. Murnau
Fancy Dress Ball at Mount St Bernard School Marks Bishop Visit
The Mount St Bernard School held its annual fancy dress ball on Friday November 23 with Bishop Heavey present. Students performed grand marches, poems, dances, and burlesques, winning prizes for best costumes, poetry, and overall talent. The event concluded with the Bishop’s blessing and wishes for a happy holiday.
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Margaret Mealing
Nota
Bishop
Eileen Bourke
Poglia
Nels Austin
Jolly Jack Tate
Nereda Malouf
Mary Dodds
Chris
Beryl O'Meara
Thea
Gay Kenny
Bianca Otmoedes
Josephine di Bliss
St Joseph's
Clare Carroll
Carmen Giacobone
T and G Mutual Life Society Surpasses Yearly Benchmarks
The T and G Mutual Life Society reports a prosperous year with 132 5 new life policies and 26 640 908 in ordinary and industrial assurances. Accident and sickness policies total 11 003 with 673 466 completed and 24 endorsed with benefits. Income rises to 1 830 008 and assets reach 56 594 000. total in force 160 642 781. Surplus life department on 1 082 048 enables bonuses for participating policies.
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T. and G Mutual Life Society
National Radio Frequencies and Equipment Mentioned
A fragment listing radio station identifiers and component prices and models appears. It mentions 4QB and 4aT with various numbers and terms such as Mews Rural Hear and Newell, alongside odds and end notes on old end men and croprané.
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Rae
Newell
Harftone
Coprané
Mors
Ravenshoe Wedding of Oliver Reidner Bride Merle Joe Oliver
Dec 2 reports the Ravenshoe St Bartholomew s Church of England ceremony on Nov 1 in Ravenshoe for Jobo William Oliver and Merle Joe Reidner. Families prominent in the district with many guests from across Australia attended as vows were exchanged and a large School of Arts reception followed with flowers, toasts, and gifts.
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Ravenshoe
Jobo William Oliver
Mra. H
Waver
Malanda
Merle Joe
Sider
EF. E. Reidner
Haveneioe
St. Baroahae's Church of England
Wabridgy
Oreasion
Bodney
Bro. Warren
Atherton
J. Kidner
Dorothy Perkins
Merle
G. Rankine
June Kidder
Winnie Baillie
Bernice Lemonalec
Grememan
Mesars
George
Athal Kidner
Eden
M. Major
Bruce Strang Mang
B. Rockall
School of
G. Kidner
Australia
Bth
Lade
Mra, Bonksll
Bruce Strange
Mr Oliver
Cat
Townsville
Magnetic Island
Ninety Ninth Birthday at Tarzall for Mrs Curtis
Mrs M H Curtis of Turnerford Tarzall celebrated her 99th birthday on November 26 with friends and neighbors. Born in Greysend Kent England, she lived in Keen and has resided in Tableland since 1930. A flower girl at the wedding of Princess Alexandra and the Prince of Wales, she comes from a musical family and remains in good health with crochet work and family nearby.
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Tarzall
HH. Curtis
LD. Curtis
Turnerfoid
Curtis
Greysend
Kent
England
Keen
Tableland
Alexandre
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Mia
Aeara
Queensland
Warming to Owners of Cats in London Dec News
A London report notes the Dumb Friends' League warns cat owners not to allow stray cats near doors due to rising disappearances. The effort follows a surge in thefts tied to fur imports and market activity.
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London
A.A.P
Friends
Alresty Am
Town and Country Holiday Readers and Travellers
A wide list of residents leaving by mail trains and planes for holidays, with groups traveling to Brisbane Melbourne Cairns Townsville and other destinations. Names include Miss Lyn Kerr Miss Sylvia Blonedon Mr Ron Kirkwood Mr Ron Lindsay and many others with new postings and farewells noted.
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Ron Kirkwood
Brisbane
Kerr
Pisos
Lyn Kerr
Sylvia Blonedon
Beattstreet
Melbourne
Ahe
Ron Lindsay
Bunda-street
Saturdary
Sinter
Jima
T. Grove
Balmelava
Booth Australia
R. Rankine
Kirathalbyn
South Australia
4. L. Skellern
Bros Lernuty
Usirna
Townsville
Succassor
V. Zones
Claudette Cape
Judith Burton
St. Hilda's
Southort
Max Urittenden
Jinn Jones
Southport
Christies varaAhion
H. Armatrong
Oof
Atherton
Maversay
A.X.A
M. Wragg
Faigan
Master Faigan
MrDonald
Mr. McDonald
MelLeod
Mra McArthur
Townevile
Pageson
Mackay
Gill
Mrisfine
Crow
TAA
Mesers
Jiedman
Thistlewaithe
Cleall
Gallasgher
Fergueen
Berry
Strand
Fovinde
L. J. W. Tryler
Abherte Messrs
N Gillis
Wilson
W. Melenn
Melbane
Messrs. C. Blockdijk
TH. Wilhelmenn
Wo Wintour
Mr. Faber
P. J. Fahey
Tully
CAIRNE W A BRIDGE TEA PARTY REPORTS HOSTESSES AND WINNERS
Those present at the W A Bridge afternoon on Wednesday included Slewomen Hoonam Walmerey Ho Arch dial J Rake G Jennings G Clift A M W Deeb C Woodward King Scott Fitcbett Hort Iilehenan Iretran Schofield L Moss E Svendsen E M Boden A L Merron FL Connors Henn Sands Bo Smith. Hostesses were Meadames Woodward and Jenn, damisted by Mrs Miller. The prize for the highest score went to Mrs Schofield and the hidden number to Mes lift Hoxtessam. Next bridge afternoon will be hosted by Mesdames A Moran and Eb Svenden.
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W.A
Wentesuay
Hoonam
Walmerey
Archdial
J. Rake
G. Jennings
G. Clift
A. M W. Deeb
C. Woodward
King, Scott
Fitcbett
Hort
Iilehenan
Iretran
Schofield
L. Moss
E. Svendsen
E. M. Boden
A. L. Merron
FL Connors
Henn, Sands
Bo Smith
Meadames Woodward
Jenn
Fancy dress ball charms Cooktown children parade
In Cooktown the annual fancy dress ball for Cooktown State School children drew strong turnout from pupils, parents, and adults. Music by H Curry and Mrs Armbrust set a romantic mood, with school leaders and scouts decorating the hall. Costumes ranged from jockeys to Victorian and humorous themes, judged by a panel including Mesdames Worrall and Kesteven, while Noel Sykes MC'd the children's dances and Mr H Savage oversaw adults.
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Cooktown
Cooktown State School
H. Curry
Mra B Armbrust
Messrs Harrison, Chamberlain, and Co. Lund
Mesdames Hudson and Armbrust
Noel Sykes
M.C
H Savage
Montecarlo
L. Elmes
Mig Ann Doolan
L. Lewis
Ies Sykes
Bridge
J Brown
Margaret Donald
Joan Rowlinga
Kevin Miller
Keith Milewagman
Jennifer White
Johnny Fedora
Alice Blue Gown
Marjoria Savage
Stan Miller
June Armbrust
Ken Jensen
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