These Three Prevues at Maxine Elliott Theatre
A detailed review of These Three starring Merle Oberon Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea praises the film as entertaining for adults while noting it may challenge younger viewers with its delicate themes. The rewrite of The Children's Hour storyline shifts from stage tragedy to screen propriety, preserving its sermon against gossip. the plot follows Merle Oberon and Miriam Hopkins establishing a girls school, the manipulative Mary Tilford, and ensuing courtroom drama and reconciliation ending with a safer finale. The film draws a distinction from the stage version, with a more upbeat conclusion, and is currently playing to packed houses at Maxine Elliott theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Oberon
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Mars
Florence McGee
Katherine Emery
Anne Reever
Aline McDermott
Katherine Evenett
Merle Overon
Armelia ‘Ilfora
Mary Tilford
Bonita Granville
Rosalie Wells
Marcia Jones
Martha Dobie
Miriam Kopkins
Joseph Cardin
Karen Wright
Maxy
Miss Debie
Miss Wright
Rosalie
Tonight Baron Secretaries and Cakes in Mixed Roles
Tonight features Myrna Loy as the wife wary of Jean Harlow the secretary who knows too much about Clark Gable. You Could Only Cook shows Herbert a poor millionaire who plans to elope with a society girl but ends up as cook and butler learning Jean is his true match. Tomorrow repeats both titles.
Quintuplets Grow Into Children Under Careful Watch
Dr Dafoe outlines a six part series on the Dianne quintuplets, detailing their shift from babies to budding children. He discusses language development, education, health, religious upbringing, and life at a Catholic hospital with attention to individual personalities while maintaining group care. The piece notes ongoing scientific and spiritual guidance from Toronto experts and guards the babies’ futures with careful observation and balanced routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Tan FR. Dafoe
NRA
Allan Ff. Dafoe
C.B.E
NEA Service
Pye
United States
Quintus
University of Toronto
Ronan
Father McNally
Corbeil
Valin
Imyself
Redfield Prep Band at Work
Redfield High School band, former excellent state ratings in 1934 and 1935, has grown to 47 members. A bass clarinet and bassoon were added, new uniforms of dark blue and white with a large RV insignia, under F H Johnson, aims to improve in district and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Redfield High School
Arr
F. H Johnson
Wessington Aid To Host Spring Apron Sale
Mrs Gertie Baird entertained the Church of Christ Aid Society at her home. Members answered roll with poems. Committee named for arrangements, planning an apron sale on April 2. A special meeting to prepare aprons set for March 27 at Emms Freese's, with Otto Freese and Mrs Ory Parker Co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Aid
Wessington
Spreid
Gertie Baird
Church of Christ Aid Society
Fred Holst
Robert Shea
Stockson
Helen de Haven
Pearl Granberg
Emms Freese
Otto Freese
Ory Parker
Baird
Huron Civic Chorus Seeks Singers For First Rehearsal
Singers are urged to join the Huron Civic Chorus at a meeting tonight at the Presbyterian Church. Director Loftus Ward aims to register possible members and plans a concert version of Martha during National Music Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Civic Chorus
Huron Civic Chor
Presbyteria Chorch
Martha
Direcor Loftus Ward
Carthage Teachers Reelected Amid Pay Boost
Carthage March 2 special report states Carthage High School teachers were reelected for another year at a regular board of education meeting. The board praised the faculty for strong performance and approved a salary increase for the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Board of Education
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Students To Compete At Voorhees Hall
Twenty years ago in Huron a debate contest will be held in Voorhees hall auditorium tomorrow at 3 PM with contestants Miss Jean Brady Mary Farrell and Larry Hines. Prizes of 15 and 10 dollars are awarded by the Presbyterian board of temperance. The Huron High School band presents its second annual concert at the high school tonight at 3. Also noted are local residents traveling to Chicago Watertown and Pierre for meetings and events including M Gage and M D Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal
Voorhees Hall
Misse
Jean Brady
Mary Farrell
Larry Hines
Presbyterian Board of Temperance
Huron High School
Soto
Krith Potter
Marjor Urquhart
Victor Anderson
Mildred Menwarring
Cortat
Lester Randall
M. Gage
Chicayo
Buren College
Gage
Watertown
Turon College
M. D. Whitman
Pierre
C. B. Royer
Irequois
Mra BL. Eckhart
Roy Wowee
Cavour
Airs
L. J. Hanes
Muller
G. 3
Finisher Mas Monine Baird Returns Home From Business College
Mas Monine Baird, after completing a business college course in Minneapolis, returns to Wellington. She has secured a job at Mitchell and will begin duties on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mas Monine Baird
Busines College
Minneapolis
Mitchell
Legionnaires Gather for South Dakota Legion Meeting
Legions leaders discuss growing membership from 1933 to 1955 with Aberdeen and Pierre figures and outline plans for the August state convention. Speakers emphasize child welfare, rehabilitation, and new benefits laws affecting veterans, widows, and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Department of the Legion
Veterans CCC
Chamberlain
Yantion
State Department
Walter Burke
Pierre
Leslee Hawking
Flandresu
Legion
H. L. Plummer
Congress
Neighborhood News Roundup of Local Moves and Travels
Broad collection of brief items shows residents visiting relatives, moving back to farms, preparing for medical procedures, and planning events. Notes include Bill Youngren traveling for treatment in Redfield, Mrs. Arthur Kitenan returning to farm life, L E B Crumg seeking operation in Rochester, Ed Ginther and Oden Olsen recent job changes, a Deload High School radiovision program on March 25, a new beauty parlor planned in Hubin building, and several departures and visits across Wisconsin Minnesota and California as locals resume winter routines. Thomas Traylor's appendicitis operation at Mitchell hospital reported as recovering well. H C Soyars returns from Virginia for father’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Youngren
Redfield
Arthur Kitenan
L. EB. Crumg
Rochester
Ed Ginther
Oden Olsen
Watertown
Deload High School
Radiovision
C. W. Deebdle
Peting
Thera
Hubin
Padec
Mise Bethene Bell Mil Pudhey Hee
Ireland
Wisconsin
Sea of
Altadena
Calif
Hansen
Babe Zine
T. E. Leonard
Kingalay
Winess of
Hur
Minnie Hoffman
Lurn Sutton
Sioux Falls
Ralph Bromwell
Bromwell
Mitchell
George Sickiee
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
Lucille Calverley
George Turner
Fornia
Thomas Traylor
Mitchell Hospital
H.C. Soyars
Ror
Yoke
Wessington Springs Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Wessington Springs notices recount residents traveling to Pierre for work, Huron for connections, and Mitchell for visits or events. Several local women attend meetings, visit relatives, or accompany family to errands. Others relocate for jobs, hospital stays, or attendance at sports tournaments and funerals are noted in family notices.
Miller Society Meeting Hosts Bridge and Lunch
The Miller Society of the E. S. held a regular meeting with a luncheon after routine work. Bra Albert Shaw chaired the session and a men’s event awarded high honors to Mrs. Tom Haugen and low to Mrs. Susan Conkey, with traveling prize to Mrs. Snoddy. Davison home hosted a bridge club gathering with three tables and a lunch closing. High scores went to Mrs. Bark Houck and Mrs. TM Juhl, with second high to Mrs. Schwartz and Joe Karst. A steamer deck note mentions heat energy driving a ship at one knot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scots Davison
P. C. de
Card Of Thanks From Holly Family And Friends
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness from neighbors and friends after the death of Grandpa Holy. Thanks are extended for flowers and sympathy from El Holly and family, McClurg families, Earl Holly, Parkin family, Clarense Holly, and others in Sioux Falls, Stickney, Alpina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Holy
Mr EL
Holly
Waron
McClurg
Sioux Falls
Earl Holly
Sticky
John Parkin
Famiy
Stickney
Clarense Holly
Alpina
Mina
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Huron
Aubonite Bibon
Pact Nin
DR. Dafoe
Mac
Marie
Dla
Merry
Dr. Allen I. Dafoe
Annette
Yvonne
Emilie
Cecile Sngh
Redfield Prep
Acebert Marshall
Dean Arthur
Cal
Legionnaires
Gether
Te South Dakonstam
Doland
Wessington Springs
Ethel Thames
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Bernard Will
Vincent Buoye
Fairmont
Minn
Crist
Minnie Barber
Mayme McCullen
Lloyd Rhodes
Lorne Arnold
Arnald
Arnold
Alden Curler
Denver
Cole
Lee
Lees Shaw
Plankinwnts
George England
Tropicad
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