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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1946

Page

3

Notable TV and film stars juggle stage and screen in 1947

Virginia Vale Ay.mon Massey profiles top performers expanding beyond radio and film. Hedy Lamarr and Gene Lockhart return to Stage 3 at the Goldwyn lot for The Strange Women. James Stewart readies It’s a Wonderful Life for Liberty Films and The Magic City for RKO. Anne Baxter eyes owning a baseball team. Constance Moore endures a rain scene for In Old Sacramento. Jack Dempsey’s Truth or Consequences hush stunt discussed with his kids. Ed Wynn's run extends beyond four weeks due to audience demand.

Hedy Lamarr Gene Lockhart Goldwyn Lot Algiers James Stewart Hollywood Washington New York Liberty Films RKO Frank Capra Robert Riskin

Adventure ads flood New York subways and piracy claim

The first day ads for Adventure appeared in New York subways with 2000 more printed to replace swiped images of Clark Gable. Macdonald Carey sent allotment checks to his wife during three marines years, saved for a Hollywood home. CBS night features Durante and Moore at 9 30 and Danny Kaye with Bob Crosby at 10 30 EST. Drew Allen adopted his name from the pre war journalistic team Drew Pearson and Robers Allen.

New York Clark Gable Macdonald Carey Hollywood Durante A Moore Danny Kaye Bob Crosby Drew Allen Drew Pearson Robers Allen

Mary Finds Kind Mistress Calls Her Dear

Mary serves as a maid and returns home on her day off. Her mother asks about the job and Mary says the mistress is affectionate and kind. She explains that when she errs the mistress calls her dear, dear.

Mary

Telegram with single word Yes sparks buyer’s nine-word offer

A blushing young woman hands a telegram to a clerk. The wire carries only her name address and the word Yes. The clerk notes that nine more words can be sent for the same price. She replies she could say it ten times but would look eager.

Worth Paying For A Wealthy Jovial Bachelor

A disappointed spinster confronts a wealthy bachelor and declares bachelors ought to be taxed. The bachelor responds cheerfully that being a bachelor is a luxury, framing bachelorhood as a social perk rather than a burden.

Piano Shop Banter Sparks Grand Demand

In a brief exchange a salesman and customer discuss a piano purchase. The man requests a magnificent grand piano, prompting the salesman to consider a high grade instrument, spotlighting a classy tone in the dialogue.

Student misreads uforthright astronomer at dinner

A high school girl sits beside a renowned astronomer at a formal dinner. She asks about his work and learns he studies astronomy. She responds that she finished astronomy last year, revealing a humorous mix up of expertise and age.

Ain't It the Truth Nit-Why Jokes on Teamwork

A playful quip highlights how a team of horses pulls together better than a married couple due to a single shared focus and tongue in cheek humor about rivalry and teamwork.

Baseball forecasting for 1946 season hinges on Yankees and Cardinals

The author predicts the 1946 majors with Joe McCarthy's Yankees favored in the American League and the St Louis Cardinals in the National League. He notes Red Sox, Tigers and strong NL clubs as challengers and cites Sam Breadon's large player treasury as a key factor.

Joe McCarthy Yankees Red Sox Tigers St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Dodgers Giants Ted Williams Bobby Doerr Tex Hughson Wakefield Greenberg Newhouser Trout Trucks Benton Cardinals Sam Breadon

Army Favorite to Lead 1946 Football and Boxing Seasons

The piece projects Army as the top college football team for 1946 with stars like Blanchard Davis Tucker and McWilliams plus new additions. It mentions Alabama Oklahoma A&M Notre Dame Penn Navy St Mary's and others as contenders and notes boxing leaders Louis Robinson Beau Jack and Graziano as the top names.

Red Blaik Army Blanchard Davis Tucker McWilliams Coulter Foldberg Poole Fuson Oklahoma A Indiana Alabama Notre Dame Pennsylvania Frank Thomas Bo McMillin Michigan Fritz Crisler St. Mary's Navy Frank Leahy South Midwest Pacific St. Mary’s Jimmy Phelan Herman Wedemeyer Delphic Oracle Joe Louis Sugar Robinson Beau Jack Graziano

Pretty Blouses Add Glamour to Wardrobe

Youthful round neck blouses with gathered or cap sleeves suit casual looks while V neck styles with short or three quarter sleeves offer a dressier option. All button down the back. Select the prettiest fabrics and trim with ruffles or jewelry to elevate outfits.

Practical crafts from simple supplies to useful items

Twelve used jar rings sewn together can form a handy sink mat or, crocheted and joined, pretty table mats. Oil your sewing machine regularly and apply oil where parts rub or turn. Remove old glue with hot vinegar and let wood dry completely before applying new glue.

Restore the Gloss of Dark Furs Instruction

To restore the gloss of dark furs rub lightly with a brush dipped in brilliantine for a gentle shine.

Early money for a child to learn commerce and life

The article argues for giving a child funds to spend on own clothing from age 14 as an education in commerce and individuality. It suggests money should be advanced, not earned or indulgent, to teach practical life skills. It also notes adding a tablespoon of vinegar to the first rinse water helps Susie’s hair bows keep their color.

Joe McCarthy Dickey Gordon DiMaggio Rizzuto Johnson George Cohan Yankees Cardinals Susie

Old-Fashioned Trick for Fitting a Pitch Fork Handle

Before replacement, boil the end of a new handle for about five minutes. This softens the wood and allows the fork to be driven in more easily.

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