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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1939

Page

3

Second Best Love Ends In Complicated Hollywood Triangle

Kay Barclay wins a bank night prize and travels to Hollywood to advance a secretarial career while pursuing actor Larry Corbet. Kay's relationship with Larry strains as Brenda Brent, Larry’s former love, causes tension and danger when Brenda’s ex-husband shoots at her. Kay's loyalty is tested as Judd Simpson develops feelings for her while helping Larry redirect his life toward a real estate job.

Kay Barclay Larry Corbet Gene Barclay Kay Mabie Larry Hollywood Brenda Brent Dave Franklin Brenda Lost Lost Lake Pink Los Robles Judd Simpson Gray

Judd's Invitation at Fiesta Week in Los Robles

In Los Robles during Fiesta week Kay and Larry attend a dining and dancing event at La Centa Inn with Judd. Judd dances with Kay, prompting Larry to watch jealously while Kay worries about the scene. Kay learns Craig Sheffield is connected to her grandfather, adding a family link to the unfolding story.

Judd Larry Los Robles la Centa Kay

The Days Quickened into Weeks and a Month

The narrative notes how time seem to accelerate as weeks pass. Larry initially makes errors, grows tense, and is pursued by a sense of pressure. The excerpt hints at rising stress and possible consequences from his hurried efforts.

Larry Jests Inc Brooklyn N. Y America

Calling All Dogs by Terhune on Red Cross war dogs

Terhune quotes Carl Spitz on World War I Red Cross dogs noting 75 percent were German shepherds and praising their bravery. He laments neglect of the breed while many dogs, including foxhounds and mongrels, died selflessly in service, contrasted with domestic dogs deemed useless at home.

Red Cross Carl Spitz Spitz Airdale the Gazette

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