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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
4
A Massachusetts Ave jeweler Herman Blumaska and loan specialist appears in a quirky fragment. City engineer G Franklin Hooker is mentioned with humor. Judge Louis L. Green is flagged as a possible mayoral candidate. A note recalls Aristotle and a Greek drug shop in Athens.
Boston Braves come back from a road trip to host the New York Giants for five games in three days with doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday and one game on Sunday. The Giants lead the race and boast strong pitching despite three infielders sidelined.
The Cambridge YMCA notes a Summer Sports Party at Camp Massapoag with a 22 member Publicity Committee promoting via posters and gym class announcements. The Cambridge Y M C A announces a new Life Saving Course led by Philip Hardy with plans for instructor and counselor training.
The Cambridge W C T U held an afternoon meeting on May 27 with Wade Ke James Trahey leading a devotional. Members condemned liquor advertising across papers billboards radio and stores and heard Prof Joseph Egan on rising automobile insurance rates linked to liquor. Mrs Norman B Nash spoke on Our Public Schools and urged honest school leadership. Bernice Chute and Ford provided whistling solos and a food sale followed a social hour.
Katharine Hepburn and Charles Boyer star in Break of Hearts at KEITH MEMORIAL THEATRE. A young composer marries a famed maestro then departs believing love is unnecessary. The maestro descends into despair and finds renewal through her return. Directed by Philip Moeller with John Beal and Jean Hersholt in key roles.
Cambridge fans welcome a switch to Monday at the Casino Hanover Street Boston. Fred Bruno and Paddy Mack lead the card with top light heavies, plus referee Al Rod or ques. Count von Suppe Steve Passas Johnny Savanna and other top athletes join the prelims for a torrid program.
A Bingo party by Notre Dame Association Inc at 2322 Mass Ave North Cambridge will be June 1 at 8 20 PM in club rooms. Prizes include gasoline oil beauty services grocery orders and other items all for 25 cents. Amusement committee led by G Turbid A Cote Sam Petitpas H St Laurent and others conduct the event.
Shirley Temple stars in Our Little Girl at the Metropolitan Theatre this week sharing top billing with Donald Nevis the singing star. The program also features Melody Lane a variety revue with Nevis supported by a cast including Jean Devereaux Jack Seymour Foy Tucker and Johnson and Nash and Fately. Levitzky and the Grand Orchestra provide the musical backing along with the latest Paramount News comedies and a talking cartoon.
The article reviews three main explanations for the phrase facing the music. It cites drill discipline and courtly mustering as possible roots, plus a theory about training horses near bands. A fourth suggestion links the actor before an orchestra facing critics.
On Monday June 3-4 Durrell Hall screens Our Daily Bread with Karen Morley Tom Keene and Murder On 2 Honeymoon with Edna May Oliver James Gleason. On Wednesday June 5-6-8 Gold Diggers of 1935 with Gloria Stuart Dick Powell and Men of the Night with Judith Allen Bruce. On Friday June 7-8 Gift of Gab with Edmund Lowe and The Crimson Trail with Buck Jones.
The REO Boston Theatre presents a double feature next week headlined by Chinatown Squad and Nit-Vita starring Wheeler and Woolsey. Chinatown Squad centers on a beautiful girl a packet of letters and a fade ring driving a curious tale with an exceptional cast including Lyle Talbot Valerie Hobson Hugh O Connell and Andy by Murray Both.
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