Applejack Role Slated for Benny in Hollywood News
Hollywood rumor notes Jack Benny will stay in Hollywood to film Artists and Models Abroad after a Honolulu vacation. Warner rights fight for Captain Applejack with Eddinger's 1921 stage role, plus West Point and Royal Academy of Canada ice hockey projects, and plans for Hands Across the Border with Bob Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovella
Parsons
Hollywood
INS
Honolulu
Jack Benny
Paramount
Warners
Captain Apple
Jack
Buck Benny
Wallace Eddinger
Walter Hackett
Captain Applejack
New York
Eddinger
Mary Nash
Captain Arelejeck
Mary Brian
John Halliday
Julia Swayne Gordon
Sonja Renie
Bob Taylor
Radio and Theaters At The Virginian In New Shows
The Virginian presents Gold Diggers in Paris with Rudy Vallee Rosemary Lane Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenkins and other attractions at The Capitol The Toy Wife Luise Rainer Melvyn Douglas and Robert Young At The Greenbrier Marines Are Here Land of Fighting Men with June Travis Gordon Oliver at the former and Jack Randall Fuzzy Knight at the latter Rialto hosts Sally Irene and Mary and Flight Into Nowhere with Alice Faye Fred Allen and Joan Davis plus Tack Holt Jacqueline Wella Custer screens Judge Priest and I Met My Love Again with Will Rogers Joan Bennett and Henry Fonda The hearse shows Kentucky Moonshine with the Ritz Brothers Tony Martin and Marjorie Weaver News adds attractions AP Radio Editor New York June 12 Wheeler speaks on The WPA Has No Place in Politics and Bernard Herrmanns orchestra fronts a Little Night music broadcast via WABC CBS with Eugene Lowenthal David Ross and Charles Haywood Other radio notes include library and medical convention programs and the Oslofjord arriving in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Paris
Rudy Vallee
Rosemary Lane
Hugh Herbert
Allen Jenkins
Attracions
Capitol
Luise Rainer
Melvyn Douglas
Robert Young
Pete Smith
Audoscopiks
Greenbrier
Marines
Land of Fighting Men
June Travis
Gordon Oliver
Jack Randall
Fuzzy Knight
Rialto
Sally
Irene
Mary
Alice Faye
Fred Alen
Joan Davis
Tack Holt
Jacqueline Wella
Custer
Judge Priest
Love
Will Rogers
Joan Bennett
Henry Fonda
New York
Burton K. Wheeler
WPA
NBC
Bernard van Dieren
America
Bernard Herrmann
Eugene Lowenthal
Charles Haywood
David Ross
Gene Dunne
Cary Grant
Theodora Goes
Oslofjord
MBS
Des Moines
Bobby Breen
Papa Cantor
WABC
CBS
Cantor
Thursay
George Beatty
Dick Himber
Ted Husing
Snapshot sketches of stage giants venturing into film
A 1938 INS feature surveys Hollywood icons like Richard Cerle, May Robson, Clark Gable, Hobart Bosworth, Fay Bainter, Reginald Venable, Ida Canton, Eddie Canton, Carmel Meyers, and Ralph Blum. It notes Robson losing a tooth, Gable escorting Bosworth in an electric pageant, and jubilant anniversaries and gatherings at Victor Hugo's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
May Robson
Clark Gable
Hobart Bosworth
Clark
Fay Bainter
Reginald Venable
Ida
Eddie Canton
Victor Hugo
Carmel Meyers
Ralph Blum
INS
Death of Mexican general widow mystifies Chicago officials
CHICAGO June 12 The death of a wealthy Mexican general in a Chicago hotel room 38 hours after she told Mexican consul she feared death baffles authorities. A post mortem by Coroner Dr. Matthew J. Kiley failed to show cause. chemical tests ordered. The woman identified as Maria Deipidar Detierre 25. Consul Rodolpho Salazar noted she had called on him to guard her belongings and had recently left Mayo Clinic Rochester after a nervous breakdown. The room contained costly clothing jewelry and $490 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Matthew J. Kiley
Kiley
Marie Deipidar Detierre
Rodolpho Salazar
Sénora Defierro
Consul Salazar
Senora Detierro
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Senors
Dinner Planned For 400 on Train West Virginia Tour
Editors aboard an air conditioned train will dine June 26 in Romney as part of a West Virginia tour following the National Editorial association convention. Former Gov. John J. Cornwell will host the dinner, arranged by Robert H. Pritchard. The trip includes a stop for Mrs. Roosevelt to speak at Arthurdale and a Greenbrier county celebration, with planned talks by Col. Frank Knox and Merle Thorpe, plus round table discussions on publishing topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Loomis
LaGrange
Greenbrier County
Beckley
West Virginia
Insec
Pocahontas
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Merle Thorpe
Washington
Nation's Business
New Hope Is Held For Stricken Co Ed
In Louisville on June 13 physicians expressed new hope for the recovery of Margaret Hall a 22 year old University of Louisville co ed who was struck by a deadly disease. Blood serums from Chicago apparently turned the tide after 16 days of dire warnings. Miss Hall was stricken May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
INSI
Margaret Hall
University of Louisville
Body of Portsmouth Girl Drowning Victim Found
The body of Ping Mae Webb, 10, who drowned when a boat overturned while crossing the Ohio river, was recovered by workers at U. S. Dam No. 31, about five miles downstream from the accident site. Two other schoolgirls also perished in the drowning incident on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ping Mae Webb
Ohio River
U. S. Dam No
Cave Dwellers Fail to Escape Sunlight in Mammoth Cave
Two University of Chicago psychologists, Dr. Nathaniel Kiet man and Bruce Richardson, buried 119 feet underground in Mammoth Cave as part of a daylight cycle study. They report body temperatures track the sun, peaking at 98.6 degrees around 2 PM and dipping at night, despite a 28 hour day and no light. The cave temperature remains a steady 54 degrees. Kenya Colony's Lady Sidney Farrar becomes its first woman to sit on the legislative council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth Cave
Mammoth Caves
Nathaniel Kietman
Bruce Richardson
University of Chicago
Kenya Colony
Legislative Council
Sidney Farrar
Swort
Governor Chandler Sings Rustic Mountain Ballads at Festival
At Ashland Kentucky on June 12 Governor A B Happy Chandler joined the American folk song festival at Traipsin Woman cabin. He declared he came to help sing mountain ballads, as rain ended the program midway after rustic performances led by Kentucky author Miss Jean Thomas. The audience included visitors from 15 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Happy
Jean ‘Thomas
Florence Clark
Detroit
Czechoslovakia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope Hampton
Reno
Kernville
Jules Brolateur
Grende Farrell
Alan Marshal
Randolph Scott
Hope
Dick Grace
Christine Frances Malstom
Tacoma
Wash
Clark Hotel
William Wellman
C. Ashwood
Santa Monica
Douglas Fairbank
Doug
RG. Buckley
Germantown
Ae Pict
Audy Vallee
Herbert Allen Jenkins
Oakland
Cal
Frank Clarke
Pau Mantz
Pacific International Air Show
Kentucky
Ritz Brothers
Tony Martin
Marjorie Weaver
Noc-Weaf
Annie
Eass
Rex
Maupin
Ralph Blaine
Paul Dougies
Rollin Trip
Orphan Anple
Ames
Andy
Uncle Ezra Hacia
Felix Knight
Soto
Burns
Allen
Herro No
Dremn—wert
Alfred
Wallenstein
Orch
Marek Weber
Wearf Wnag
Burts
Ale Jon
West
Ray Klaney
Amon
Andy—west
Amonshue
Sammy Watkins
Orcher
F. Henderson
Cbs-Wabc
New Horizons
Explorers
Thorgenten
Jack Shannon
Popeye the Sailor
The
Pour Eton Boys
Bongs
Wes
Boake Carter
Onethicago
Melady Weavers
Lum
Abner
Melody
Weavers
Just Entertainment
Doris Rhodes
Ediie Cantor
Richard Himber
Plek
Pat
Hasit
Radio Theater
Wayne King
Eddie Cantor
West Repest
Ron Wilde
W. Tal
West Rpl
Dick Gasperre
Ifto
Joe Sander
Roger Pryor
West Uly
Nbc-Wiz
East
Capt. Tin
Blamps
WJZ
H. Middleman
Middleman Oren
Quarint—east
Mar Jnwe
Lyon—west
M—Rakov
Lowell” Thomas
Enst
Wrat
Jimmy Valentine
KDKA
Rex Malplay Orch
Ers
Tisney
USC
Paul Merlin
Fisk Jubilee
Nat'l Radio Forum
Billy Swanson
Mico
Carl Ravazia
Lang Thompson
Calcutta
London
India-England
Richard Cerle
Mexico
Choquignole
Stevens
Lillian Atesens
Permanent
Marguerite Parker
Lucile Rice
Greeniyrier Theatre
Crey Ie
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sam Levy
Samuel Levy
Rre
Harry
Benjamin
Martin
Abe
DR. L. J. Galperin
Galperin Jewelry Co
Capitol St
Comon
EB Ifzeane
Radford
Helen Morris Beauty Shop
Sty St
Park and
Glenwood
Cabin Creek
Fortbank
LA&T_TIMES TODAY
Girl OF
Sean Williams
Governor
Happy’ Chandler
M. W. Wood
Phong
Auaiwha Cly
ATI Settlement
Uste
Lyric Theater
Haag
Hoor
Diamond Fouris
Diamond Department
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!