Stars From Texas Appear In New Movie Mix
Texan names flood the cast list including Mary Miles Minter from Dallas and Ginger Rogers rising in fame. Noted actors from San Antonio Houston and Dallas are highlighted with careers spanning stage and screen. The piece catalogs local talent contributing to the film industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carelis Holmes
Dallas
Gary Cooper
Mastin Winton
Pyet & Stock Company
New York
Cal- Bet Neue
Marais
Winton
Feng the Lesser Twinklers
Pieteredom
Mary Emory
Doris Hill
San An
Spanky McParland
Texas
Edin Carewe
Gainesville
King Victor
Galveston
Houston
Edward Sedgwick
Ginger Rogers
Zenith Ward
Mary Miles Minter
Juliet Reilly
Dalles
Allsops Map Follows Chair and Peddler Suspicion
Allsop searches for balance as he writes on a chair and questions the proprietor about a cover for the building. The Peddler is under suspicion and winter goods fade while spring begins. Deel Hocks, a blade craftsman, plans a baseball team for the coming summer. He aims to cut costs and avoid trouble while ensuring smooth play. Clah Newest aims to work on furniture and begins a new venture with Demers Ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allsop
Deel Hocks
Pamtu
Local News Items From Valley Mills Highlights Visits
Valley Mills notes list visitors and residents including Wattey Mile theme, J Bat Waco figures, Helen and Dorothy Nell Lewin visiting from Austin, Charlotte Riddle weekend in Waco, Mr and Mrs J B Wilcox visiting Hobbs New Mexico, Kay Russell and children arriving from Van Texas, Temple visitors Benny and Mack Sherrill at Kate McNeill’s, J O Leftwich family in town, C J Goodall and daughter Boe from Wem, Mrs J M McBride hosting in Temple, several churchgoers and funeral attendances in Lott, and local notices about farm and industry happenings plus a grand ball at Live Oak Hall on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Mack Sherrill
Temple
Kate McNeill
Leftwich
Waco
Tom McCallam
C. J. Goodall
Mie Boe
Wem
J. M. McBride
Tehples
Oklahoma
Roy Post
Sieams
J. ©. Jarrett
Inc Callon
Lott
Bere WA
Rm Marguerite
Hewitt
Ralph
Belton
Knight
Martha
Fire and Freedom Through Books in Dark Times
A fragment shows a defender of books arguing that burning books and suppressing presses fails to extinguish ideas. The speaker praises books as vessels of vision and courage, asserting that literacy and dissent endure as imperishable light even amid Nazi attempts to erase thought. The prose echoes a vow to keep knowledge alive as long as people value learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ding
Newp Tribune
Waco Times
Mall
Ageinet
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DR. Corneil O. Brown
D.C
N.C
von Mubanm
Woll
Lupe Velon
Lupe Velesx
Mexico
Mine Minton
Meteo
Jeredit
Blate
Senarita
Velox
San Antonios
Joan Blondel
Dal
Mey Mary Brien
Joan Craw
Jonsee
Gonoco
Valley Mills
Wattey Mile
Frank Turner
Cooper
Albert Jones
KE. Ruble
Wil Rowan
Valley Mille
Santa Fe
Pegey Pool
Fort Worth
J. & Pool
Patsy
Maddie McAfee
Live Oak Hall
Toby Thompson
United States
University of St. Thomas
Philippines
Driskill
Ustiy, Texas
Austin
Ly Stark
Trougets
Evdu
Landua Brothers
Ford Motor Company
Selden
Sone
Ford
Raveniwaya
Himmelf
Dave
Sais Young
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