Defense uses surprise witness in Vane trial scene
In a dramatic courtroom moment the DA hints at a surprise witness as Roger Thornley testifies about Mrs Vane and fears of her husband. The defense calls a plastic surgeon who details an earlier birthmark removal for Isobel Mackenzie, linking her to the Vane case without confirming identity.
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Isobel Vane
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Isobel Mackenzie
Trial testimony in Wilburn Renton case ends with denials
In court Wilburn Renton denies calling police about the murder and claims he was with Miss Betty Potter that night. He admits lying about being at home to protect Miss Potter and states he was infatuated with Mrs. Vane while declaring friendship with Mr. Renton. The defense closes for now as the scene shifts with Cyrus Mantel’s silent nod.
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Betty
D. A
Defese
Mr. Thornley
Vane
Robert E. Lee Jackson
Wilburn Renton
Betty Potter
Wilbur
Mr. Renton
Miss Potter
Cyrus K. Mantel
Mantel
Gerry Gordon
No Russia trip for Helen Hayes in spring over Soviet talks
Hollywood dispatch reports Helen Hayes loses planned spring visit to Russia as Charles MacArthur and Ben Hecht cancel their Soviet tour amid unfulfilled promises. Hayes plans to return east after finishing Vanessa Her Love Story while Lasky scouts red hair candidates for Red Heads on Parade.
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Helen Hayes
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Ben Hecht
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Helen
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Vanessa
Hazel Forbes Seeks Film Comeback In RKO Projects
Hazel Forbes returns to town with about a million from tooth powder ventures and a darker hair color. She plans to test her luck in RKO movies and may abandon business interests to pursue acting full time. The piece notes Ketti Gallian and Eddie Hillman at the Trocadero, Ann Dvorak and Leslie Fenton vacationing to Honolulu, Sam Harris and Mack Gordon gag, Marian Marsh’s spider scare, and Bing Crosby’s chivalry aiding Mae West on set.
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Ketti Gallian
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Eddie Hillman
Troc
Ann Dvorak
Leslie Fenton
Honolulu
Sam Harris
Mack Gordon
Marian Marsh
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Mae West
Karl Strusa
Eleven-Year-Old Pianist Earns Three Dollars Weekly
The boy Fred Keating played piano at a New York nickelodeon earning three dollars per week. He began at eleven, contributing to theater music in the neighborhood venue.
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Fred Keating
New York
Seven Heart Save Wins for South in Duplicate Bridge
In a nine player duplicate, South passed on the first bid and later faced a 4 Hearts contract. The hand featured a diamond lead, successful heart finesse, and West showing top spades. South secured five tricks with no trumps before a final run of clubs and diamonds, but 4 Hearts would have yielded an easier game.
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West
Dummy
East
North
J. Hieele
Booth
Dare Rum
Sinesse
Ace
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Hearts
Newts
Fifth Sunday Meet Plans At Antioch Baptist Church
The fifth Sunday meeting at Antioch Baptist Church near Decatur will feature Rev. L Smallwood teaching Genesis Chapter Five at 10 a.m. Rev. E E Matthews preaches at 11 a.m. Afternoon session covers questions in the question box with dinner on the ground.
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Sever Mlles
Decatur
L. Smallwood
Geneses
E. E. Matthews
Creomulsion Advertises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion for coughs and colds, claiming fast relief. It emphasizes six other elements and notes the product is non narcotic with money-back guarantees by the druggist on the spot.
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