Wilson Drama Guild Presents So This Is London at School
The Wilson Drama Guild stages So This Is London in the school auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. under Pierre Tracy. The English American romance comedy features Bessie Livingood as Lady Amy Ducksworth and Elmer Woolwine as Hiram Draper with a large cast and student helpers listed.
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London
Wilson Drama Guild
Pierre Tracy
America
England
Amy Ducksworth
Bessie Livingood
Hiram Draper
Elmer Woolwine
Mrs. Draper
Bette Rollins
Hiram Draper, Jr
Tom Farmer
Elinor Beauchamp
Lillian McCalley
James Benish
Sir Percy Beauchamp
Dorothy Hemmer
Lady Beauchamp
Alfred Honeycutt
Charles Wilde
Flunky
Louis Valliere
Bob Mills
Clifford Jensen
Austrian Nazi Steps to Approve Catholic Clergy Appointments
Vienna reports that the Austrian Nazi party ordered church appointments including vicars and pastors must be approved by the party. The order allows party scrutiny of candidates for seminaries and religious orders, signaling potential party dominance over church policies depending on its application. Berlin denies knowledge of the measures.
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Vatican
Berlin
Scouts move regional headquarters to Kansas City
L. W. Baldwin, chairman of region No. 8 of the Boy Scouts of America, announced the regional headquarters will relocate from Lincoln Nebraska to Kansas City effective May 29. The region covers Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming.
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L. W. Baldwin
Boy Scouts of America
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Neb
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Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
New City Truck For Cans Glass Collection This Tuesday
A 10 yard refuse truck will begin service Tuesday to collect empty cans bottles and broken glass as Anton Trusty assistant health officer notes. Refuse must be boxed separate from garbage and within reach of the collector. Homeowners pay for ashes brush lawn clippings and similar disposal while dead leaves should be burned or disposed of.
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Anton Trusty
Trusty
Rich Czech Refugee Ends Life In France
Oscar Kaufman a 52 year old wealthy Czech industrialist who sought refuge in France after the German occupation of Czechoslovakia killed himself by leaping under a subway train at the St Philippe station Paris A dispatch from Mantes said Klaus Pinkus another refugee German factory owner also killed himself there fearing expulsion from France.
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Oscar Kaufman
France
Czechoslovakia
St. Philippe
Mantes
Klaus Pinkus
Boston Teens Aim To Crown 1939 Glamour Girl
Boston society launches a campaign to name Eleanor Sister Frothingham 1939 glamour girl, hoping to unseat New York's Brenda Frazier. Sister, 17, daughter of Theodore Frothingham Jr, is groomed to be first in line as debutante season begins.
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New York
Eleanor
Frothingham
Brenda Frazier
Newport
Theodore Frothingham, Jr
Curtains Going Up Coauthored by McCleery and Glick
Albert McCleery and Carl Glick coauthored Curtains Going Up a Pitman book on amateur dramatics examining about 600 community theater groups. McCleery, ex director of Cedar Rapids Community Players, writes West of Broadway for Stage magazine. Foreword by Gilmor Brown.
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Albert McCleery
Pitman Corporation
Cedar Rapids
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