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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1950
Page
8
Broadway and Main Street recounts Mantell’s 1904 Richard III on Broadway. He battled stage crew sabotage and hostile openings, defended his performance with a dagger gesture, then learned a stagehand was merely wounded, not killed.
A consoling religious verse speaks of God guiding the righteous from present sorrow to eternal safety. It assures mourners that divine mercy signals the departed into light and glory, offering comfort amid grief.
The actor returns with a glove from the last act and warns the crew of further trouble. Critics crown Mantell’s Richard as Booth era worthy and he signs with William A. Brady to rise as a leading classic actor. Theresa Helburn offers a bit part in As You Like It with Katharine Hepburn, contract ending in June.
Burt Englewood notices Lynn Harvey delays tasks after their marriage. He values order and schedules and tries self reform to inspire her. Her continued procrastination leads to friction, climaxing when Burt discovers a sock drawer empty due to her excuses about visitors.
An argument unfolds as Burt Englewood accuses Lynn of laziness blaming household neglect. Lynn defends herself saying she has not felt well and even considered a doctor, prompting Burt to mock her need for backbone and ambition.
Burt returns home to Lynn asleep on the couch and accusations of laziness. He believes her excuses are worn out but discovers Lynn has a new, flawless reason in her side pain and fatigue, leading to a chilling moment of guilt and realization.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with numbers and varied language. Clues include terms like Arches Manor court Asterisk to be and numerous language references across many languages and regions. The page presents a grid by clues rather than filled words.
A puzzle excerpt lists numbered across and down clues with entries such as 47 49 50 51 52 for across and 1 for down. It includes hints like a smooth wheedling talk and references to Lath. The fragment suggests a newspaper word puzzle page segment.
Freeman, 24, plays a 16 year old in Dear Wife and a young widow in Copper Canyon. Her favorite role is mother, her daughter Mona is three, and fans loved the interview in New York. Ralph Edwards faced sleepless contestants in Chicago for a $5,000 prize. Jack Buetel begins Hollywood rise after being chosen by Howard Hughes for Billy the Kid in The Outlaw. Jean Hersholt renews Dr Christian duties after signing 2,500 Fairy Tale translations. Dr Christian radio contest prizes total $110,600 with May 17 as the award day. Danny Kaye ends a Warners contract for five pictures in five years.
The piece questions national security after Russia obtains atomic data, exploring the potential chaos if Washington were attacked and the need for an alternate capital with safeguarded records. It sketches political disruption, succession uncertainty, and emergency planning amid postwar tensions.
Sewing Circle Pattern No. 3037 offers a tiny waisted junior party dress with a tiered full skirt and two puffed sleeve versions. Available in sizes 12 through 18 with 35 or 39 inch busts. Send 25 cents for Spring and Summer FASHION, a 48 page catalog with patterns and tips. Pattern Dept 530 South Wells Chicago Illinois.
A historical note traces portable clocks to around 1500 A.D. when Nuremberg clockmaker Peter Henlein assembled early timepieces, shaping the craft of watchmaking.
An electric stop watch has been developed to count atomic particles and measure speed, enabling time intervals as brief as one thousandth of a millionth of a second. Light travels 186000 miles per second and would cover about one foot in the measured period.
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