Fox Film starts early on Tale of Two Cities screen adaptation
Fox Film announces early production of The Tale of Two Cities with Robert T. Kane as producer and Frank Lloyd directing. Mor etce Victor gains screen prominence from the original silent version. Muriel Kirkland is in New York weighing stage offers amid Roadway productions.
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Hollywood
Calif
Fox Film
Dumas
Two Cities
Robert T. Kane
Frank Lloyd
Loyd
Tce Victor
Muriel Kirkland
Jesse L. Lasky
Loretta Young
John Boles
New York
New Roadway
Phillips Holmes
England
Holmes
Loretta, Young
Jean Parker
Public school attendance up to 1200 in September
September school attendance rose to 1200, compared with 1193 four years ago, per Superintendent Wilson. Visitors from Clymer, Sherman, Summerdale and Mayville met with local officials, while Corry High blanked North East 44 to 0 in football. A hearing discussed closing three highways to remove Pennsy grade crossings in Concord township. Columbus Day reception planned by Corry Council. Bess Clark heads to Titusville with her brother L P Clark and wife returning from abroad to Coffeyville Kansas. Ithaca Conservatory trio promises a strong concert at the Baptist church Tuesday.
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Wilson
Concord Township
Corry Council
K. of P. Hall
Paris Styles Paris Ott 12 Fashion Notes
Paris styles Paris Ott 12 report outfits by Martial et Armani Adoptee and Rosine Paris with two piece suits in brown and black wool. Describes necklines sleeves and trims with pony and jabot effects. Also notes Knox Bottle Company to reopen October 25 with 125 to 160 workers returning.
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Paris
Hermean Vy
Martial Et Armani
Martial d Armand
Rosine Paris
Knox Bottle Company
Knox
Johnson Seeks Dual Party Nomination in Senate Race
Washington dispatch notes Hiram Johnson faces a split Democratic and Republican bid in California for the Senate. Johnson appears likely to remain on the Republican side, with party nomination confusion in the Congressional Directory. House Leader Burns predicts no seat losses and possible gains.
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United Press
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Cal
Ri Poublican
Séigte
Johnson
House
Joseph W. Burns
Ohio
Tennessee
Aame
Burns
Safety Glass Car Rule Exempts Older Models
A Pittsburgh law requiring safety glass in all cars does not apply to vehicles manufactured before January 1 1985, the date the law takes effect. Dealers may dispose of stock, and drivers who owned vehicles before next January won’t need to replace glass, while new cars built after that date must comply.
Franklin man pleads guilty to chicken theft and glass add-ons
Jack Long of Franklin pleads guilty at arraignment before Alder man Beford in that city on stealing chickens and procuring extra glass for doors windows and windshields. The motorists group praised the accident prevention aims of the law.
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Jack Long
Franklin
Beford
Record-Breaking Voter Interest Ahead in Primaries
The observer notes rising primary and registration activity across states with Maine showing a 44128 vote increase over 1932. The piece argues growing electoral interest since 1920 and urges citizen participation in the fall elections, especially on Pennsylvania taxation.
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Maine
Pennsylvania
Control of Industry by the Big Banks
Henry Deterding of Royal Dutch Shell argues that banking systems must reform to serve industry rather than control it. He praises British banking but warns American finance risks becoming master of the economy. He cites the 1929 crash and 1933 collapse as consequences of bankers exploiting industry and questions whether ambitious bankers have learned wisdom.
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Henry Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell
International Oil Company
Goodbye Ponzi Returns to Italy as Immigrant Departures Rise
Americans recalling 1920s Ponzi schemes note Charles Ponzi sailed from Boston for Italy under Imm Dept escort. He faces prison time and expulsion, a grim echo of swindlers who paid daily dividends from new sales. The piece contrasts pre 1929 fraud boom with tighter laws and fewer opportunities.
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Ponzi
Charles Ponzi
Boston
Thaly
United States Immigration Department
Mike Ponzi
Poni
Lony
Fonzi
Star Signals Forecast for October 13
The column predicts a favorable day with a lively morning for officials and the elderly. Enthusiasm in sports appears in the evening while financial prospects improve around January 11 to 26 1935. Caution advised on contracts between January 7 and 24.
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East River
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Victor McLaglen
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William ‘Teewinkle
J. Russell
Clymer
Sherman
Summerdale
Mayville
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Columbus
Corry High
North East
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Titusville
L. P. Clark
Coffeyville
Kans
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
The
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Mary Knight
Rep. Louis
McFadden
Penny
Union City
H. Whttlesey
Corry
Ethel Whittlesey
Mac’s Inn
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North Center Street
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