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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1931
Page
5
Readable menu items list includes Oyster Cocktail Salted Waters osst Turkey Bettina Stuffing Mashed Potatoes Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce Spiced Creamed Onions Bread Butter Lettuce and Russian Dressing Breamed Carrot Pudding Hard Sauce Coffee Assorted Mule Bettina Stuffing For 12 pound turkey with a detailed stuffing recipe plus berry spice mix steamed carrot pudding and dessert glaze.
The Alabama theater hosts Bat Buck Jones in Dead Woe this Friday with short news and a brief showing of upcoming features. Also at Alcazar, the Marx Brothers perform Monkey Business this Friday and Saturday, followed by short news briefs.
Mary Graham Benner presents Sundown Stories featuring a Christmas morning scene where a telescope and hearoscope connect to homes. Santa signals through the tube as children discover stockings and trees filled with gifts, while men listen to messages before John follows Santa’s directions.
In a quaint scene a boy and girl, John and Peggy, exchange two cal phones and a small clock observes from a perch on a doll carriage. Peggy’s cheerful plea to Santa ends the moment with a hopeful “I do hope you’re very well, dear Santa.”
A playful fragment describes a two month old named Santa who is learning about Christmas. Family humor notes the new tile brother figure and asks Santa for a new gift in light of the cheerful, incomplete Santa lore.
In a Winter’s store and at a moonlit ranch porch, Rock and Thiry Preston share a tense, romantic moment. Thiry questions Rock’s honesty about his reasons for coming to Sunset Pass, while he defends his feelings and awkwardly navigates her suspicions. The scene unfolds under a pale moon and whispering pines as they converse in wary, hopeful tones.
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