Melodrama in Big Noses at Paramount
The Paramount presents two features with brisk melodrama and comedy. Jane Withers and Leo Carrillo star in The Arizona Wildcat with a corrupt sheriff and bandits, while Peter Lorre in Mr. Moto's Last Warning pursues a villain bent on blowing up French ships.
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Legion Auxiliary Officer Attacks Bund Demonstration
An American Legion Auxiliary officer assaulted a German American Bund gathering in New York on Monday night, cited as an abuse of freedom of speech. Mrs T K Rinaker, national vice president from Carlinville Indiana, described the event to the Women's National Defense Council.
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President Roosevelt Urges Unity to Preserve Liberties
President Roosevelt urged all groups to unite in protecting the liberties guaranteed by the Constitution. In a message to Roger W. Straus, co chair of the National Conference of Christians, he called for broad unity to defend constitutional rights.
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Brotherhood Week Radio Broadcast Highlights
A radio program during Brotherhood Week featured a message read aloud addressing Jewish and non Jewish audiences, emphasizing unity and mutual respect across faiths. The broadcast underscored cooperative outreach and interfaith understanding.
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Stella Dallas Heads New Bill At Rialto
Stella Dallas will be shown at the Rialto on Wednesday and Thursday starring Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles with a distinguished cast.
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Shirley Leads Double Feature With Holt and O Niel Cast
The second feature Come On Leathernecks stars Richard Cromwell and Marsha Hunt as an action comedy drama. The serial Dick Tracy Returns airs in the fourteenth chapter with Floyd Gibbons True to Life and Cats and the Fiddle.
Bonita Charming in Far-Fetched Studio Tale
Review notes Bonita Granville as a 16 year old who becomes a sharp newspaper reporter solving a murder while classmates win a journalism contest. The plot blends fast pacing with sensational sleuthing and a police dragnet evasion caper on a Federal Manhunt companion feature.
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South America
Pleasant daily fortune puzzle with name letter key
A light word puzzle invites readers to count letters in their name and adjust by rules to obtain a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left, check cells left to right, then read letters under the checked figures for a daily message.
Hidden Airport Heist Foiled by Detective Livingston
A plot to use a secret airstrip is nearly completed when private detective Robert Livingston enters the case by chance. June Travis appears as the leading woman in this early entertainment item.
When a dog will not seek shelter in rain
An expose on dogs and rain behavior by Albert Payson Terhune notes that while most dogs seek shelter in wet weather, some exceptional line like Sunnybank Thane and descendants stay outdoors and may suffer severe illness or death from rain. The discussion covers winter rain risks and care.
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Theaters Lineup With Nancy Drew and Classic Films
The page lists current film showings across theaters including Nancy Drew Reporter with Bonita Granville and John Litel at AT THE THEATERS. Paramount features Jane Withers in The Arizona Wildcat and Mr Moto's Last Warning with Peter Lorre. State presents Zaza and The Girl Downstairs. Palace shows Three Comrades and Safety in Numbers. Rialto screens Stella Dallas and Come On Leathernecks.
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Peter Lorre
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Herbert Marshall
Franciska Gaal
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Robert Young
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John Boles
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Hollywood Star Sigrid Game Quietly Stalled by Glitz
Hollywood gossip notes Sigrid Game, once hailed after signing with Sam Goldwyn, faced a slow start as her career stalled awaiting the Marco Polo project. Gary Cooper led the film, leaving her in an extended apprenticeship and delaying a breakthrough.
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Hollywood Chatter From A 1939 Screen Scene
A blitz of entertainment notes surveys Sigrid’s stalled career at Goldwyn, Sigrid’s clash with Hedy Lamarr, Virginia Bruce and others, plus Francis Lederer’s post peace movement plan and John Carradine home wing hobbies.
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Farm Families Expect More Cash in 1939
Agricultural economists forecast that farm families will have higher spending power in 1939 than in 1938, signaling a brighter year for rural households.
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