The Exotic in Screen Stars and the Craft of Image
A discussion on the evolving notion of exotic in cinema. It argues that real life glamour often masks artificial exoticism created by press agents makeup and costume, with examples from Theda Bara Garbo Dietrich Negri and others. It also reflects on how true charisma comes from inner knowledge and thoughtful silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda
Brooklyn Bridge
Garbo
Theda Bara
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
Final World Affairs Institute Session Tonight
The last World Affairs Institute session meets at 8 oclock tonight in Riverside Mission’s music room. Speakers include Lobanov Rostovsky of UCLA on Russia's Aims to Asia and the Pacific and Dr Hugh McDowall Clokie of Stanford on the Foreign Policies of the British Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Affairs
Riverside
Music Room
Inn
Lobanov Rostovsky
University of California At
Los Angeles
Russia
Asia
the Pacific
Hugh McDowall Clokie
Stanford University
Beaumont Sues Riverside County for Tax Funds
The city of Beaumont sues Riverside County seeking 3375, 29 in taxes penalties and interest collected this year and penalties on special assessments from 1915 1932. One suit claims a written claim for 3325 20 dated June 20 was rejected. A second suit contains seventeen annual actions from 1915 1916 demanding penalties and interest on special assessments and an accounting. Attorney A Tompkins of Los Angeles represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
County of
Riverside
Ino
Kmimet
A. Tompkins
Los Angeles
Deed Filings for November Show Regional Variations
A monthly survey from the Security Tithe and Insurance and Guarantee company finds Riverside county ranking seventh in November real estate filings with 1302 deeds. San Bernardino 2039, Orange 2228, San Diego 3815, Kern 1038, and Los Angeles 20662 lead in Southern California. The report covers 29 counties totaling 45303 filings, with Los Angeles accounting for more than half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Tithe and Insurance and Guarantee Company
Riverside County
California
San Bernardino County
Orange
San Diego
Kern
Los Angeles
Sacramento County
Fresno
Maderg
San Luis Obispo
Angeles
Reservations For County Chamber Meet Close Sat
Riverside County Chamber of Commerce invites members to the December meeting at West Riverside school house on Tuesday December 20. Reservations must be made by tomorrow with secretary James J. Davia. The program features county reports, prizes for top three, a short talk by Judge O K Morton, and a chicken luncheon hosted by West Riverside. The advisory committee and local secretaries meet at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside County Chamber of Commerce
West Riverside School House
Focal Chamber
James J. Davia
Riverside County
O. K. Morton
A Davon Court
Meeting favors southern route for new trail
Delegations from across the county meet at the county courthouse to hear plans for realigning the Jackrabbit Trail. Highway officials back the southern Bedford route as cheaper and shorter, with about 134 attendees and near unanimous support. One vote against came from Van Swatenburg, while the rest backed the southern option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting
Bedford
County Court House
Rank 4 Tetley
Iran van Swatenburg
Riverside
van Awalenburg
Warmer Night Forecast Sees Mild Southern California Night
Weather notes by Leland PR Jotun indicate a warmer night ahead for Southern California with a chance of frost in the interior regions. Forecasts point to mild overnight temperatures, though some frost risk remains in the inland valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland PR Jotun
Warner
Edo
California
Interiwo
Drastic economy urged by assembly on legislative costs
An assembly committee report for the 1935 session calls for sweeping cuts to legislative expenses. It targets printing costs, proposes a full-time legislative printing supervisor, fewer printed bills, shorter legal language, and ending free distribution and guest printings while tightening paperwork across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Committee
Degislature
Ootato
Corimit Itee
Jesus
Legis
Four Presidents Honor John Barton Payne
John Barton Payne begins his twelfth year as director of the American Red Cross. President Herbert Hoover reappointed him in December to lead vast humanitarian efforts and oversee relief from disasters across the United States and overseas.
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Hairman
John Barton
Payne
American Red Cross
Herbert Iover
Judge Payne
Washington
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Awarv
Mr. Wilson
Antenina
de Wilcom
Harding
Tink
Lester Hig
Ohoes
Florida
West Indies
Aehice
Linnce
Red Cross
Dudes
Redrose
Wooebington
Shobhostabe
Hoover
Wilson
Prison release granted to Gomez to attend infant’s funeral
Mrs Josephine Gomez, released from county jail to attend the funeral of her one and a half year old child, argued for temporary release to care for the baby. Justice Do and Howes acknowledged extenuating circumstances while noting her Wright Act conviction and 250 day sentence.
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Josephine Gomez
Jaik
Frites
Mars
Do & Hows
Gomes
Base
Wright
Corona Teams Fall to Brea High in Rough League Night
Brea High pressured Corona with sharp shooting, as Milton Crites led Corona at home before Haswell Huff’s late insertion failed to steady the guard position. The Bruins rallied with threes and strong baskets, while coaching notes hint at experimentation in lineup depth.
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Phe Docad
al Hee
Breads Bees
Milton Crites
Eels
Haswell Huff
Brea
Unclear OCR fragment on stabilization and policy discussion
Fragmentary text mentions stabilization, naval group objectives, data security, committee meetings, and various garbled terms. No clear events, people, or places emerge. content appears technical or fragmented without a coherent report.
Nominates Court Figures Amid Turbulent Chamber Grounds
Fragmented text presents a confused report with scattered names and phrases about nominations and party positions. The readable bits mention elections and figures like Mueller and Wohilte, with references to a final chamber and political maneuvering.
Local Pianist's Program Oasis in Talk Desert
A fragmented OCR summary notes a pianist program and concert in a desert setting with references to visitors, venues, and multiple named individuals. The text contains garbled phrases and unrelated fragments about events, people, and locations, leaving the core idea of a local pianist offering a program in a desert locale.
Funeral services for Gaddie at Hel Tay
Fragmented obituary notes funeral rites for Gaddie with references to family and community ties. Details are garbled but indicate a burial event connected to a local plantation era context and a long legal or social engagement described in a dated newspaper entry.
Chamber Forum Committee Meeting Report
Fragmented OCR text shows a chamber forum committee meeting with garbled lines. Names and specific details are unreadable, leaving only a general note of a committee gathering without clear outcomes or participants.
Heavy Demand for Work Still Noted
Rev Fred HO White, vice chair of the committee, was unable to attend the conference due to recuperation at home. The text notes strong demand for employment despite ongoing relief efforts and public appeals for work programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder
Fred HO White
NuHouI Holiday Programs Spark Local Carol Traditions
Fragmentary OCR describes NuHoul holiday programs and church events including carols and community concerts. Names like Bernice Cudper and Miss fosther appear among scattered references to actors and educators. The text notes program offerings and dates around early January with scattered details about costumes and travel arrangements.
Unclear municipal sign disputes cited in urban notes
Fragmentary OCR text reports a contested small area signage issue near Sixth and Matlin streets. It mentions unethical activity and a council chamber in a vague reference to local governance and public notices.
Weed War Threatens Livestock Across the State
A statewide weed invasion endangers livestock as toxic plants spread through pastures and woodlands. Poisonous species such as water hemlock death camas larkspur and other toxic weeds threaten cattle and local farms across counties, with substantial losses reported annually.
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Valley of the Nile
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Pola Negri
Deter
Hint
Fie
World Affairs Institute
Beaumont Ots County
County
Vember
County Chamber
Ba Pense
State Department
Sacramento
Grand Army of the Republic
John Barton Payne
Etter
Pavia
Dudge Payne
U.C
Corona
Brea High
Lon Hagh
Coronas Pees
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Dees
Fee
Viraho
Ubider
Cook
Pohiey
Fark
Pope
Peer Arthy
Pear
Bestia
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Stippiap
Panecatbonss
Ceri
Hisass Deere
Tipbeese Ag Ds
Ghoige
Pieedaom
Boeve
Giapehe
Trolloss
Walt
Mueller
Fey
Wight
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Thertt Poe Dariryp
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Chagse
Ceres
Bates
Oudter
Hobart
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Fae
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Tiberiattanad
Gaddie
Ile Prversdetles
Aif Abg
Truiek
Agectis
Pall Bemper
Chamber
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Phiete As
Ati Ae Freaav Yo Eferdier
Teachers Institute
Foyeeet
Diedieray
Vevir
Pheeette
Gaby
Gael
Tadetr
Ds Erhta Noolavype
Bernice Cudper
Miss Fosther
PAA T UK
Riversede Chamber
Focal
Tye Tits
Pitbert
Bessune Thay
Bidahe
Lacie
Tipat Purbetiire Ville Cortpal
Werth
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