Hollywood Stars Vie For Roles In Big Studio Projects
Roz Russell signs to lead in The Female of the Species alongside Don Ameche Kay Francis and John Carr Hesence. Bette Davis slated for The Man Who Came to Dinner with Ann Sheridan eyed for the role. Anna Neagle Herbert Wilcox plan melodrama shot in Canada and London. Flying services foundation forms in Hollywood with Errol Flynn among first wings purchased.
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Russell
M-G-M
Rosalind
Roz
Don Ameche
20Th Century-Fox
Kay Francis
John Par Hesence
INS
Bette Davis
Ann Sheridan
Gertrude Lawrence
England
Anna Neagle
Herbert Wilcox
Canada
British War Relief
London
Intelligence Service
Edward Robinson
Copa Club
Beverly Wilshire
Walter Wanger
Gene Fowler
Helen Jepson
Hollywood
American Flying Services Foundations
Miss Jepson
Errol Flynn
Leland Heyward
Washington Melodrama at the State theater review
The State theater presents Washington Melodrama a detective plot with Frank Morgan as a food bill sponsor linked to murder Ann Rutherford plays the daughter Kent Taylor the fiancé while The Roundup offers a slower western tale Patricia Morison stars with Richard Dix and Preston Foster The critic notes Morgan handles straight drama and praises Rutherford and Taylor while finding The Roundup overlong with too many complications
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Washington
Frank Morgan
Ann Rutherford
Kent Taylor
Patricia Morison
Richard Dix
Preston Foster
N. S
One Night in Lisbon Leads Paramount Billboard
At the theaters Paramount presents Fred MacMurray and Madeleine Carroll in One Night in Lisbon with Patricia Morison Billie Burke and Dame Mae Whitty. IOWA shows Ida Lupino John Garfield in Out of the Fog Sweetheart of the Campus with Ruby Keeler Harriet Hilliard and Ozzie Nelson. STATE features Richard Dix Preston Foster and Patricia Morison in The Round-Up with Don Wilson Washington Melodrama with Frank Morgan Ann Rutherford and Kent Taylor. The Palace hosts Marx brothers in Go West World in Flames. Rialto offers Tony Martin Gloria Stewart in Winner Take All Tex Ritter in The Pioneer. Strand screens Seventeen with Jackie Cooper Betty Field and Son of Roaring Dan with Johnny Mack Brown. Marion showcases Clark Gable Spencer Tracy Myrna Loy in Test Pilot Wayne Morris in The Quarterback.
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Paramount
Fred MacMurray
Madeleine Carroll
Lisbon
Patricia Morison
Billie Burke
Dame Mae Whitty
Iowa
Ida Lupino
John Garfield
Ruby Keeler
Harriet Hilliard
Ozzie Nelson
State
Richard Dix
Preston Foster
Don Wilson
Washington
Frank Morgan
Ann Rutherford
Kent Taylor
Palace
Marx Brothers
Diesel Engine Builders Install Bonus System
Fairbanks Morse and company, a diesel engine maker in Chicago, announced a new bonus system on Friday. The plan pays 10 percent of monthly wages to all non officer employees who have been with the firm six months or longer.
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Chicago
Fairbanks, Morse and Company
Tent City of Circus Grounds Draw Crowds on Shaver Road
The Cole Brothers circus trains arrived Friday forenoon over the Rock Island line from Burlington, bringing a big elephant parade and thousands of fans to the Shaver road NE grounds for two performances at 2 and 8 p.m. The trains were moved to Milwaukee tracks near Twelfth street NE for unloading.
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Shaver Road
Cole Brothers
Rock Island
Burlington
Milwaukee
Twelfth Street
America
Cedar Rapids
Circus Unfolds Tented City With Diesel Haulers
The circus moved with precision as 26 new tents arrived and set up into a tented city housing nearly 10 000 seats. Diesel tractors replace most work horses, and owner-manager Zack T Terrell introduces innovations including a horse fair tent next to the double menagerie housing over 180 performing horses from Kentucky's bluegrass region.
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Zack T. Terrell
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Soviet Women Plan Death Battalions
A Moscow radio broadcast reported that Soviet women would again form death battalions and fight in trenches if needed, echoing wartime roles from the last war, as heard by the Associated Press in New York.
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New York
Moscow
A eeikeaaHin
Thursay
Bund Ordered to Pay Lawyer for Kuhn Trial
New York state supreme court cut 3000 from frozen German American Bund assets to settle Peter Sabbatino’s legal bill for Fritz Kuhn’s defense. The Bund refused payment, prompting the court to order six monthly installments from bond funds.
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New York
INS
State Supreme Court
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
Peter Sabbatino
Narrow escape as girders crash through roof in Lincoln
Dora Riemer, a department store office employee in Lincoln, was unhurt when two 19 foot steel girders being erected for a large sign crashed through the roof of her four story building and demolished a desk where she worked.
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Lincoln, Neb
Dora Riemer
Miss Riemer
On Broadway with Walter Winchell Historic NYC oddities and lore
Walter Winchell surveys a cosmopolitan New York, noting cock fighting in Harlem, Chinatown gardens in Long Island, gas lit MacDougal Alley, condemned East Side housing, occult potions on Pell Street, a safe Chinatown for sightseers, a five story Federal Reserve vault on Liberty Street, a Syr ian Turkish Armenian Greek Arab meeting point near Washington Street, a Bohemian Village cafe, a Yorkville Nazi bookshop, distinct Harlem locales like The Valley Sugar Hill and The Market, subway pay disparities, celestial navigation at the Planetarium, and notable relics from Penn Station to the Claremont inn grave marker and Josie Mansfield’s tunnel connected RKO theater.
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New York
Harlem
Chinatown
Long Island
MacDougal Alley
Pell Street
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Street
Washington Street
Yorkville
Sugar Hill
Commodity Credit Corp Lends Power Increased in House
Washington AP says legislation to raise the Commodity Credit Corporation lending authority from 1.4 billion to 2.65 billion dollars passed the House and moved to the Senate. The bill would extend the corporation’s life five years and allow higher loans on basic farm crops.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
House
Senate
CCC расширes lending power tied to parity pricing
CCC officials said lending power increases stem from law requiring loans on wheat cotton corn tobacco and rice be pegged at 85 percent of parity, tying credit to price support levels.
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CCC
Not Too Old for Defense in Milton
Susan Keller, a 104 year old Black resident of Milton registered for civilian defense. She stated she could care for children, cook, sew, knit, and perform any household work.
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Milton
Fla
Susan Keller
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