Hollywood Roundup Previewing 1939 Pictures and Trends
Hollywood roundup by Wally Rairden surveys upcoming and released films. Highlights include Mr Smith Goes to Washington Ninotchka Our Neighbors The Carters and Drums Along the Mohawk with color photography and strong performances. Reports on premieres and set anecdotes mix with fashion notes and society mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Washington
Ninotchka
Carters
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Pic
John Ford
Claudett Colbert
Henry Fonda
Edna Mae Oliver
Atlanta
Selznick
Daphne du Maurier
Rebecca
Phoenix
Ariz
Paramount
Geronimo
Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
Griffith Park
Singapore
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Baldwin Lake
South Sea Island
Hal Roach
New York
Mr. Williams
Joan Blondell
Judy
Garland
Butte Senator Wins Suit to Hold Past
Mike Mulholland, a Butte senator from Silver Bow, won a district court suit seeking to deem a 1937 law unconstitutional so he may remain a senator while running for mayor. The 1987 law requires state officers to resign if they become candidates for other posts. the state will appeal to the state supreme court. Judge George W. Padbury handed down the ruling. Helena politicians say Mulholland aimed to settle the Toomey law question before the 1940 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mulholland
Butte
Silver Bow County
Lewis and Clark County
Copper
Rep. Toomey
Lewis and Clark
State Supreme Court
George W. Padbury
Helena
Mulholland
Homemade Cinnamon Candy Jelly and Spiced Prune Jam Recipes
A vintage kitchen note describes two holiday spreads cinnamon candy jelly and spiced prune jam. It covers ingredients, steps, and timing, noting yields of about four glasses for jelly and eleven for jam, with warnings to make extra jars for gifts.
Thanksgiving Reunion and Holiday Socials In Local Homes
Mrs Ida Olson hosted a family reunion on Thanksgiving Day with Albert Gordon and E W Hildreth from Armstead and Medicine Lodge, Alma Olson of Twin Bridges, Roy Moye of Los Angeles, plus grandchildren. Violet M Eastman, Helena high faculty and former Beaverhead instructor, honored at a party by Fay Kirkpatrick and Ottilie Brauer. about 30 guests enjoyed bridge and chinker-chek and refreshments. Montana State Normal College Women’s Athletic Association plans its annual Christmas party at the gymnasium with a program social and gifts exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Olson
Albert Gordon
Armstead
E. W. Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Alma Olson
Twin Bridges
Roy Moye
Los Angeles
Violet M. Eastman
Helena High School
Beaverhead County
Women’s Athletic Association of
Montana State Normal College
Fowl Paralysis Disease Warns of Immunity Based Control
Extension specialist Miss H E Cushman urges obtaining chicks or eggs from flocks with known resistance to fowl paralysis as the primary control method. The disease has no known cure. strict sanitation and selective breeding can reduce losses. Read Montana Extension service circular 46 by Dr. Howard Welch for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Howard Welch
Local approvals urged for liquor license applications
Retail bar operators statewide must secure prior approval from city councils or county boards before sending applications to the liquor control board in Helena. Administrator L. M. A. Wass notes a legislative change requires local permission first and urges early submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Control Board
Boards of County Commissioners
Helena
L. M. A. Wass
Wass
The Examiner Declares Official County Paper
The Examiner is designated as the official county paper, serving as the formal publication for county notices and legal announcements. This designation confirms publication authority and the paper’s role in disseminating official information to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
Thanksgiving date debate and call for unity in faith
The piece argues President Roosevelt altered Thanksgiving to a date a week earlier to boost commerce, while many states followed or resisted. It memorializes the Pilgrims and Lincoln, urges Americans to unite in gratitude to God, and warns against secular disruption of traditional institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New England
United States
Supreme Court
Pilgrim Fathers
America
Lincoln
Sleeping sickness cases hold at 15 in Anaconda area
State board of health reported no new spread in the mild sleeping sickness epidemic in Anaconda with total cases at 15. Over the weekend more than 30 girls at the Delta Gamma sorority house in Missoula were quarantined pending final diagnosis of illness thought to be sleeping sickness. The Anaconda outbreak has caused one death, per prior board notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Anaconda
Delta Gamma
Missoula
Mrs E B Gleed and Daughters Visit Dillon
Mrs E B Gleed and two of her daughters from Lima spent Saturday in Dillon enjoying local sights and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Gleed
Lima
Dillon
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Hollywood Sroundup
Wally Rairden
A.A.U.W
American Association of University Women
Doris McAdam
Mary Castles
Alice Russell
I. W. Vinsel
W. J. Bierrum
Seattle
H. M. Brundage
Clubs
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Hans Pederson
Garry Johnson
Elizabeth Clemens
Busy Bee Club
Clara Plant
Blue Bird Club
Jack Deputy
Jessie Busley
Priscilla Lane
Ray
Enright
Miss Busley
Failey
Chloe Hodgson
Pasadena
Calif
Tannes Greer
Greenport
Mississippi
Oliver Wendell Housaes
Berlin
Miss Hodgson
England
WNU
Extension Service
N. A. Jacobsen
Custer
Powder River
Horkan
Volberg
Jacobsen
Bagley
Dillon B.P.W. Club
Educational Loan Fund
Kryl Symphony Orchestra
Normal College Gymnasium
Thomas Book Store
Normal College
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