Louelle Parsons Stars Skippy Homeier in Tomorrow the World
Hollywood gossip notes Skippy Homeier, the stage star, will appear in Lester Cowan’s film Tomorrow the World with Louis B. Mayer signing him after a stage sighting. The piece mentions connections with Betty Field, Fredric March, Morehead, and Nob Hill casting hints. Peggy Ann Garner receives praise. Jerome Cowan ages to a bald head for Mr Skeffington amid fan questions about hairpieces. Other items include Peggy Stack and Laird Cregar romance ending, Joe E. Lewis taking a two month rest, Marjorie Gateson and Myrna Loy’s upcoming gigs, and Micky Scott joining a Hollywood teen film.
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Lester Cowan
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Skippy
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Betty Field
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Fredric March
Morehead
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Hollywood
Jerome Cowan
Peggy Stack
Laird Cregar
Mexico City
Joe E. Lewis
America
Marjorie Gateson
Venus
Columbia
Myrna Loy
Micky Scott
Our Gang
Rules Bund Ties Not Grounds for Citizenship Loss
Federal Judge Peirson M. Hall ruled that pre war membership in the German American Bund does not justify cancelling citizenship. The government suit to revoke citizenship of 21 former Bund members was dismissed after the lengthy advisory process.
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Frederick Mensing
Nazi Party
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Los Angeles
Peirson M. Hall
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Death or Army Choice Facing Dog
Max the four year old Doberman pinscher stood before a Rochester court facing a death sentence or service in the U S Army K nine corps after being accused of biting a 13 year old boy. Five testified for and five against. Judge S K Backus ruled Max guilty and ordered his destruction unless the Army accepts him for service.
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Max
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United States Army
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S. K. Backus
Haupt Given Life Term for Treason
Hans Max Haupt a former German army veteran and U S citizen was sentenced to life imprisonment by Federal Judge John P Barnes after a second treason conviction. Haupt aided his son in treasonable acts and was one of eight German agents who landed on the U S east coast by submarine two years ago.
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Chicago
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Hans Max Haupt
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John P. Barnes
Graying
Evening cinema schedule from The Gazette
Thursday theater times listed for PARAMOUNT IOWA STATE PALACE RIALTO and MARION houses. Titles include Buffalo Bill Once Upon a Time Escape to Danger Swingtime Johnny Berlin Correspondent Get Going Girl Crazy Rhythm of the Islands Flesh and Fantasy Detective Kitty O Day with multiple showings.
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