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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1932

Page

8

Peter Danced Beside Camilla in a Tentative Romance

In chapter four Peter Anson skirts self doubt as he accompanies Camilla to a theater outing. He wrestles with jealousy over Camilla's aloofness and her circle of wealthy friends while Cathie offers sympathy. The night ends with a costly cab ride and a memory that may sustain him, though Camilla's anger toward him lingers.

Camilla Peter Anson Peter Cathie Mr. Anson Cathy Stas National Conius Rei Miss Harris Terry Bost Anson Miss Hoyt

Libby Holman and the torch song era on Broadway

A retrospective on Libby Holman’s rise from obscurity to Broadway stardom through the Greenwich Village Follies and Rainbow, her romance with Reynolds, and the later speculation about unhappiness and tragedy amid a life of fame and public scrutiny.

Greenwich Village Wayburn Broadway Libby

Libby Holman Turns Point From Law To Stage Career

Libby Holman, famed torch singer, abandoned law after a chicken bone moment and a throat operation revealed a hoarse voice. She gained early recognition in Manhattan with The Garrick Gayettes, then rose to stardom serving audiences with a magnetic stage presence and bold career choices.

Libby Manhattan New York Cincinnati Libby Holman Garrick Gayettes

Payment Rewards Cut In Half Under War Department

The economy program and surge in Army enlistments plus fewer deserters led the War Department to reduce rewards for apprehending deserters by fifty percent. Previously civil officers and authorized citizens received a $50 reward. now they receive $25.

U. S. Army War Department

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