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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1950
Page
4
Valentino Leads: Kansas City Actor Chosen From 75000
TACESSCREEI Maat ONY DEXTER selected from 75 000 candidates for the lead in Columbia's Valentino film. A Nebraska farm boy and descendant of clergymen, he trained under Edward Small after Katherine Cornell recommended him. Linda and Boyd Morse, descendants of Adolph Zukor and Marcus Loew, appear in The Last Outpost. The piece then shifts to a civic rights message from the American Civil Liberties Union urging defense of the Bill of Rights amid rising anti democratic sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony Dexter
Columbia
Nebraska
Eva LaGallienne
Walter Craig
Katherine Cornell
Valentino
Edward Small
Linda and
Boyd Morse
Adolph Zukor
Paramount
Marcus Loew
Loew
M-G-M
Season in the Sun leads Richard Whorf on stage opener
Richard Whorf headlines the cast of Season in the Sun, following hits Champagne for Caesar and The Groom Wore Spurs before Broadway. Nancy Kelly co stars with about 25 adult films and 50 child films noted, while Anthony Ross also has film credits. The comedy heads to New York as a potential award contender. The March of Time documentary Schools March On! highlights Woodford County Illinois school consolidation and broader U S advances in education while urging higher standards nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Whorf
Hollywood
Caesar
Broadway
Nancy Kelly
Anthony Ross
New York
Woodford County
Ill
United States
The Robbery Ruse at Bursley’s Department Store
Police guard prompts hold up tale as Old Man Bursley reports a staged heist at Market Street saloon. Deke Miller mobilizes the squad, retrieves the payroll envelopes, and traps three gangsters. Bursley plans payroll changes including bank-made envelopes and armed security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursley
No. 302 Market Street
Deke Miller
Market Street
Deke
Main Street
Bursley’s Department Store
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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Moe's Biggest Catch and a String That Saved a Life
A writer recalls Crazy Moe the East River dock dweller who fished with a frayed string. A boy named Terry steals a mackerel and a near drowning ends with the narrator snagged by Moe's line, later earning the string a place on the desk as a life memory and a joke about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Avenue A
Moe
Crazy Moe
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National Broadcasting Company
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the Fiction Corner
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