Sentrys Saga continues in a tangled family aftermath
Phil Falkran grapples with a murder conviction, his mother’s fragile health, Barbara’s uncertain recovery, and Dan’s growing resolve. Linda and Dan discuss future risks while Barbara’s romance with Dan reveals new hope as the trial’s shadow lingers and an appeal looms.
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Linda
Barbara
Bruce
Brace
Phil
Mainton
Dan
Mac
Mrs. Sentry
Dan Meade
Ghee
Falkran
Rab Rose
Don
Phil Dan
Noa
Flood
Melly
Lin
China
Dane
Joe
Sentrys
Trevor Laire Shows Wise Jump To Radio Ahead Of Film Work
Actress Laire Trevor left 20th Century Fox typecasting after Dead End and a big B picture run. She signed with Warner Brothers for radio pay and a planned freelance screen career. In July she married Clark Andrews who directs that radio show also featuring Cary Grant in Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laire Trevor
Edward G. Robinson
20Th Century-Fox
Francie
Gokiwyn
B Pictures
Darryl Zanuck
Warner Brothers
Clark Andrews
Famed Orange Trees Grace Paris Summer at Versailles
The article traces the royal orange trees moved from the Tuileries to Versailles for winter display and summer exhibition in Paris. Originating with Louis XIV and linked to rulers from Navarre and France, the lineage spans centuries with ties to Charles II’s wife and Anne of Brittany.
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Paris
Versailles
Tuileries
Imperial Orangetie
France
Tuileries Gardens
Manscart
Louis XIV
Becne
Pampeluna
Charles II
Navarre
Anne of
Brittany
Francois I
Fontainbleau
Orangerie
le Grand Bourbon
April Days Shaped by Julius Caesar Reforms
A fragment notes that April once had 29 days before calendar reforms attributed to Julius Caesar about two millennia ago. It hints at historical adjustments that extended April to its current length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
Margret Roach Stars In Captain Fury In Family Drama
Hal Roach grants daughter Margaret a dramatic lead in Captain Fury as a coming star. The 17 year old previously took minor roles and sang in clubs before her father allowed acting. Jean Hersholt heads a CBS Screen Guild Show benefiting the Motion Picture Relief Fund for an aged home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Roach
Margaret
Captain Fury
John Warburton
Jean Hersholt
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Screen Guild
CBS
Hollywood
Nelson Eddy Takes Vacation From Coffee Program
Nelson Eddy plans a concert tour as a vacation from the coffee program and will return later in the year. Donald Dickson will fill in, having appeared on the program last season and rising to prominence via radio before joining the Metropolitan Opera.
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Nelson Eddy
Ann D. Franklin
Sidney Franklin
Donald Dickson
Dickson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Fragmentary Nashua Paper Item Mentions Cars and People
A garbled clipping references gas station service, windshield wiping duties, and a man named James Ellison linked to a vehicle or incident. The text is incomplete and contains errors making precise facts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame Ellison
Bern Ee Arma
Estem
Umer
Colorful Woolens Dominate Gay Spring Fashion Trends
Color is the major theme in spring fashion with vivid woolens shaping suits ensembles and coats. Designers like Lucien Lelong showcase multi colored tweeds while plaids and stripes drive the new youthful two piece suits and striking pockets. Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niclarion
Yoéh
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Bows and Beaux Dinner Gown Showcased in Portrait Dress
The article highlights a black velvet dinner gown designed by Criterion with a soft gold belt and tiny bows. A matching wee velvet hat features twin bows, completing a coordinated look of sophistication and style.
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Criterion
Calet With Exrmeffs The Clever Calet
A playful note describes a calet favored by schoolgirls across the country. It features fluffy earmuffs and bright fiannelette fill, with wearers able to fold the earmuffs up or down for warmth.
Neckwear Sees Rich Modern Range in Spring
Neckwear at counters extends beyond pique and batiste to include ruchings embroideries Buster Brown collars Irish lace sets bows and matching pockets. It features velvet with mother of pearl flowers and jewels grosgrain ribbon chiffon velvet ribbon taffeta satin lame and kid fabrics. The spring theme emphasizes elaborate sequined boleros and ruffled net pieces.
Squirrel Sets Off Spray of Orchids
A quirky oddity appears as a squirrel causes an event named Orchids with a spray of petals or scents noted in a brief city report. Details are fragmentary and unclear about location or outcome.
Old-fashioned slips feature lace beads and ribbons
A retail description highlights camisole slips with lace beading and baby blue ribbons. Lace ruffles decorate the bottom, adding a delicate, vintage-inspired touch to the underwear item.
White chiffon blouse pairs with black taille suit
A white chiffon blouse edged in black vallace is shown in a winter wear collection designed to be worn with a black taille suit. The ensemble emphasizes dual color contrast and refined tailoring.
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Crucible
Ben Ames Willams
Vicim
Doctor Mainton
Mr. Falkran
Professor Brace
Mrs. Senn
Claire
Mary
Dad
Virginia Vaile
Cary Grant
Beadle
Ronald Colman
Carole Lombard
Lawrence Tibbett
Groucho
Chico Marx
Emmett Dolan
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