Warner Brothers plans film of Sheridan’s The Rivals
Hollywood gossip and deals sketch Warner Brothers optioning The Rivals with Mary Boland or Ruth Donnelly for Mrs Malaprop and Hugh Herbert as Bob Acres. Sam Briskin leads a New York raid for plays and stars for RKO and other projects while HaysOffice debates entertainment value of a baby derby film.
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Engagement Ends as Anne Pursues Florida Boarding House
Anne Audinand breaks her engagement to Steven Forbes after her father Halsey goes bankrupt, while Vera sows doubt about Anne. Star Ryan, Halsey’s son and a taxi driver, seeks money he believes Halsey lost. Anne plans a Florida boarding house with Star Parker and Sarah, sharing expenses. A stormy journey to Clearwater Beach unfolds as tensions rise and family intrigues unfold.
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McLaglen Headlining The Informer At The Rialto
Victor McLaglen leads the Rialto bill in The Informer adapted from Liam O Fla hertys novel. Supporting cast includes Margot Grahame Preston Foster Heather Angel Wallace Ford and Una OConnell. The second feature is Border Caballero with Tim McCoy and a Buck Jones serial Roaring West ends this week. A comedy And Ohy and the Fiddle completes the bill.
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Voyage in a Cold Morning to Washington
An early morning departure from New York finds Hattie, Anne, Star Ryan, Sarah, and Parker traveling westward. The frost and treacherous roads slow progress as Star drives two hours then Anne takes over, sharing quiet tension and longing for comfort. They pause for a frigid lunch on the Susquehanna Trail as the journey toward Washington continues.
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Wounded and Wronged Echo in a Family Plot
Steven confronts Anne Audinrid’s deceit and pays a steep price for the truth. He buys Anne’s mother’s pearls, writes a large check, and vows to tell the story, then seeks guidance from his grandmother and Hattie Moore as the bitter thread continues.
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Knights of Columbus Carnival Dance at Cedar View Club
The Knights of Columbus host a Wednesday carnival dance at Cedar View golf club for members and their ladies. It is the last social event under outgoing officers before installation of new officers in July, with Michael Rocco Gordon Delaney and Joe Enzler leading the committee and a local orchestra providing music.
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Major film and theater listings with North Liberty wedding news
Theaters across cities feature Paramount Bowes amateurs Florida Special with Jack Oakie and Sally Eilers, Bullets or Ballets with Edward G Robinson, Sons O Guns with Joe E Brown, The Informer with Victor McLaglen, The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, Storm Over the Andes, and King of the Pecos. North Liberty notes Miss Bernice Youngs marriage to George Michael of Selma on June 6 at her home. ceremony by Rev A M Smith.
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Largely Lost Confidence and Quiet Struggles at Home
The piece follows Harry losing faith in better days amid debt and discouragement while his wife supports him. It contrasts with a Mrs Manners letter about shared housework and spousal effort, urging women to speak up. The CAMPER-OUTER column endorses that many women suffer silently and a hint can change things.
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Untitled plea on speaking up about abuse
A fragment urges women to speak up if abused and notes that husbands are likely to recognize their perspective. The line reflects a social pressure for women to reveal mistreatment within marriage.
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Love and Timing
The advice urges caution about declaring strong feelings early. Do not rush heartfelt responses until you know him better and can discern sincerity from speed. Take time to observe his actions, communicate clearly, and proceed at a pace that feels comfortable and safe.
Advice on Reading a Conflicted Suitor
A columnist advises balancing genuine feeling with caution in romance. Evaluate him beyond flattery to determine true intent, noting he may be in love with many. Enjoy his company but avoid taking his advances seriously until you understand him better.
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French War Relic Flag and Helmet Headed to Phillipsburg
A French flag once over Dijon city hall and a poilu helmet worn by Emile Lambert will join Phillipsburg Kansas war relics. Reno B. Kingery led the request as Phillipsburg Legion post builds a community hall museum with World War II era items from Dijon veterans.
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Webster Storm Destroys Trees and Buildings
A Tuesday wind and rain storm in Webster toppled shade and fruit trees for nearly two hours. Farmers spent Wednesday clearing debris to access roads and barns. Roy Sorden’s separator shed and a machine shed at Cecil Allum were wrecked, a large window broke at John Roby’s home, and George Churchill near Keswick reported a farm leveled.
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