Pleads For Common Sense In Plays By Gilbert W Gabriel
The Universal Service dramatic editor mocks plays about poets and musicians noting misfires from recent Wagner treatment. He argues tenors, ballet dancers, and composers are caricatured, urging writers to abandon sensational myth making and stick to plausible characterizations.
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Gilbert W. Gabriel
Universal Service
New York
Fleet Street
John Keats
Richard Savage
W. S. Gilbert
Theater Guild
Richard Wagner
New Year’s Eve Show Ends Jackson’s Pla-Mor Engagement
Jimmie Jackson and his orchestra, popular at Pla-Mor ballroom, will give their final performance on New Year’s Eve as part of a big celebration. After the dance they depart for Chicago for a week of vacation then travel to Dallas to perform at Chez Maurice in the Santa Fe building penthouse.
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Jimmie Jackson
Chicago
Santa Fe
Dallas
Texas
Chicago club secures talent for holiday event
A Chicago club announces a talent act with favors for all attendees. Guests receive hats horns balloons confetti serpentine and noise makers. Reservations are being accepted until seating capacity is reached. The box office operates every afternoon and evening through New Year’s.
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Chicago
Flindt Orchestra to Play Thursday at Danceland
Emil Flindt and his orchestra will give a final Danceland appearance before year end. The popular group, trained by Flindt, specializes in waltz and swing and is led by manager Frank Brookhiser. Court Hussey and the NBC featured band perform tonight. Next weekend Roger Graham and El Granada orchestra take the pit, with Graham's young group seen as destined for success.
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Emil Flindt
Danceland
Fter
Frank Brookhiser
Flindt
Court Hussey
NBC
Roger Graham
el Granada
Graham
Brookhiser
Outdoor Closets For Sport Paraphernalia
For families with small children or young people winter brings a problem of where to store sleds skis hockey sticks and other paraphernalia. An outdoor closet serves this purpose well and keeps gear organized.
The Silver Rood Mystery Ends in Murder at Montieth Estate
In South Cove the Montieth estate neighbors Major Forrests, where Gerard Montieth is found murdered amid a bloodstained hidden blade in a silver rood. Detective narrator Foxcroft and family contend with suspects including the butler Davison and the serious implications around Mary Forrest as investigators search for the blade and motive.
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Gerard Montieth
South Cove
Major Forrest
Harley Stevenson
Eresco
Montieth
David Forrest
David
Forrest
Foxcroft
Dave Forrest
Harper
Sutton
Davison
Mr. Stevenson
Mary
Myself
Autopsy Urged After Uncle Gerry’s Death Sparks Suspicion
A tense conversation unfolds as suspects in Uncle Gerry’s death surface. The narrator notes everyone may be under suspicion, including household staff. An upstairs maid and potential heirs become focal points while an autopsy is arranged with Doctor Sutton and the coroner.
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Mary
Gerry
Six US Navy Vessels Named Wasp Through History
The record notes that six ships in United States Navy history have carried the name Wasp. Each vessel served in various eras, reflecting the nation's maritime heritage and naming traditions. The list underscores the recurring honor given to the name Wasp across different ships and periods.
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United States Navy
Wasp
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