Young Woman Skates Through Street Car Crowd
A young woman enters a crowded street car with skates slung over her arm. A man rises to offer a seat, and she thanks him explaining she has been skating all afternoon.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
7
Hollywood Stars Dress Up Winter on Screen
Paris reports Miss Carroll selecting costumes for The River Is Blue while Loretta Young shops in New York for fur coats and gowns. Iona Massey gains a lead role in Pompadour after strong performances in Rosalie. Frances Farmer breaks Broadway jinx with Golden Boy. Garbo leads Deitrich in Conquest while Angel trails. Joan Fontaine earns Curtains Call after Damsel in Distress, Irene Dunne to star with Bergen and McCarthy in new comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Carroll
Loretta Young
Miss Carroll
Paris
Walter Wanger
Hollywood
New York
Loretta
Frances Farmer
Garbo
Deitrich
Jand
Angel
Napoleon
Walewska
Fred Astaire
Joan Fontaine
Katherine Hepburn
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Irene Dunne
Universal
Madame Curie
Quick World Quiz Answers From Early 20th Century Text
Dr George Granger Brown states gasoline has ten times the explosive power of dynamite. The Capitol building spans 14 acres and sits in a 50 acre park with a 387 foot dome. The Golden Gate would sink instantly if destroyed. A nautical mile is about 800 feet longer than a land mile. Wall Street name originates from a city wall. Italy is a corporative state headed by Mussolini. The Netherlands has Amsterdam as capital and The Hague as government seat. Seven army branches are engineers signals cavalry field artillery coast artillery infantry and air corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Golden Gate Bridge
Wall Street
Italy
Netherlands
Army Service
George Granger Brown
University of Michigan
Council of Corporations
Mussolini
William Cullen Bryant Kemp
Columbia University
E. E
C. E
Phar. G
Amsterdam
Hague
Corps of Engineers
Signal Corps
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery Corps
Infantry
Air Corps
Advertising and Cheap Cars Fuel Mass Production Growth
A historical note explains that thirty years ago the cheapest car cost about 5000 dollars, while today a better car sells for around 700 dollars. It credits advertising with creating demand, which spurred mass production, expanded jobs, improved quality, and lowered prices.
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Conyright
Ted O'Loughlin
Wiu
Virginia Vale
Iiona Massey
Rosalie
Alice Frost
Tony Wons
Bob Burns
Constance Bennett
Alfalfa Sweizer
Murray
al Othern
Bonni
Charlie ‘McCarthy
Elimi
Wincharger Corporation
Sioux City, Lowa
Nyatrand Poultry CO
Butte, Mont
Leggat Hotel
Butte
Best Buy In Tire Chains
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
Bridgeport, Connecticut
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