Hollywood Film Shop Rehearsals Shape Screen Tones
In Hollywood acting hinges on long preparation not spontaneity. Lionel Barrymore and Charles Laughton rehearse hours before scenes to ensure realism and continuity. Jeanette MacDonald and Evelyn Laye also study songs, while Joan Crawford and Maurice Chevalier rehearse in dressing rooms. Ramon Navarro mutters lines to himself to sharpen delivery.
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Hollywood
Calif
Lionél Barrymore
Lake
Charles Laughton
Jeanette MacDonald
Evelyn Laye
Ramon Novarro
Joan Crawford
Maur
Fee Chevalier
Ipe
Ramon Navarro
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1914
The article chronicles local events including the death of Robert McNell a young bricklayer at the Eye Railroad near Randolph station and his companions on a trip to Jamestown. It notes Thanksgiving services at First Baptist Church, Citizens National Bank's $15000 Christmas Living distribution, and a violent assault on William Blair on South Center Street. Other items cover births, deaths, a poisoning incident at Sherman dairy cows, and upcoming local social events.
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Robert McNell
Apprentes
Maddocks
Randolph Station
Eye
Jamestown
Randulph
Hig
New York City
Oppenheim Tax Case Versus Books Brings Witty Dissent
United Press reports in Washington that B Phillips Oppenheim’s novels spark tax disputes as agents compare his dukes spies and ladies to machinery. The author claims earned profits from 1928 and 1929, while the board says those royalties are not earned income after copyright in his name. Also noted is Nerval, pen name Paul Diez de Medina, criticizing the Monroe Doctrine amid South American affairs. Valley Forge Academy receives gift flags from Mexican and Guatemalan presidents for Pan American affinity.
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United Press
Washington
B. Phillips Oppenheim
United States Board of Tax
Litle Brown 4& Co
Boston
America
Oppenheim
Revenue Department
Tax Board
Gaston Neryal
Nerval
Paul Diez de Medina
United States
Diesel powered autos still in distance in 1920s view
Dallas report notes oil engineers propose two universal oils for winter and summer blended with exanols to prevent cold-start issues. Diesel cars seen as unsuitable for passenger use, better for tractors and heavy trucks. Gas supplies deemed ample as USGS seeks new oil. butane and protons considered only for railroads.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Joseph Deschelin
Automotive Industries
United States Geological Survey
Political sportmanship in Pennsylvania changes after election
A critical op ed notes anger at Republican officeholders after the November 6 1984 Pennsylvania vote. It cites state and county officials using state cars to campaign for GOP and their later efforts to retain power, including firings and church appeals. Senator David Read is praised for showing restraint and discipline in defeat.
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Nover
Hie County
Lquor
Pinchot Civil Service
Highway Department
Erie County
Republican-Pinchot
Republican Old Guard
Pennsylvania
Feir
Binving
Rank
David Read
Anniversary quotes defend Constitution through change
A fragment from a public discourse recalls that constitutional defense lies in adapting its principles to modern needs. It cites George Washington, Chief Justice Marshall, Justice Brewer, Holmes, Brandeis, Cardozo and others asserting amendments and evolving interpretation while preserving core rights.
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Bee
George Washintton
Marshall
Justice Brewer
Justice Holmes
Yfr
Brandeis
Justice Cardozo
Real Defenders Editorial Sparks Constitutional Debate
The Washington Times carried a campaign era editorial under the caption Real Defenders, criticizing conservatives who defend the Constitution, noting a sudden surge in defense of constitutional principles during the recent campaign.
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Washington Times
Paris Styles Show Sparks New York Fashion Consciousness
Paris reports a New York influenced fashion scene as Renal debuts midseason gowns amid New York skyline decorations at a salon. Madame Renal showcases gowns with practical pockets, pleasing American clients who plan to buy and recreate the look at home.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
New York
Renal
Pati Avenue
Jan Marfyal
Georgette Renal
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope For November 17
Star Sign forecast notes an unfavorable day with many petty irritations socially and otherwise. Pleasant effects come from late evening reading or correspondence. Birthdate persons born today are told to expect Jupiter’s favorable transit twice in 1935, with dates February 14 through March 10 and October through October 19, urging prudent financial actions.
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Jupiter
Quiz Salesman of Magazines Arrested in Ridgway
Edwards aged 31 registered at a Ridgway hotel was arrested by Police Chief James Leger on suspicion of false pretense. He claimed to be from Washington D C and selling magazines, then left with a down payment request. He stays listed as 1014 1st street Washington D C while in Ridgway.
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Ridgway
Edwards
Aideway
Howard Omobundro
Pittsburgh
James Leger
Elk County
1St Street
Washington, D. C
Wards
Patriaman Hill
Suascribers
Tnyoting Man
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Alexander Kahn
First Baptist Church
G. H. Sharpley
Emmanuel Ehuirett
Citizens National Bank
William W. Blair
Tocal
South Center Street
Church Street
Hike
Mr. and Charles Burnhardt
West Street
Avon
Lila Katherine
M. E. Ferry
East Church Site
J. Bellinger
Sherman
Isaac Alden Pond
Kenneth
Lynn Knepp
Spring and
Sout Streets
Leo Graves
J. R. Graves
Wars
de Medina
Chaco
Paraguay
Academy
Wayne
Mexico
Guatemala
Valley Forge Military Academy
United Press Staff
Caracul
Beaver
Lima
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn’n
Vicks
Chuck Roast
Nile
Wom
Atlantic & Pacific
Fort Worth
Mexico City
Wiliam H. Purlong
National Highway Direction
Peason
National Bank OF
Corky
Member
Federal Reserve System
Keister’s
Absorbine Jr
Alkaseltzer
Probak Jr
Keister
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