Glory Road leads weekend theater lineups at local houses
Tom Keene stars as a Confederate captain in Glory Road at the State theatre tomorrow with Joan Barclay. Bijou schedules Lawless Riders with Ken Maynard. Anthony Adverse heads to Huron theatre starting Saturday, Frederic March in the lead, noted for its massive production. Also listings for Sing, Baby, Sing and Campus quarantine at Huron and the annual Tiger Play at New High School Auditorium.
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Tom Keene
West
Arizona
Massachusetts
Stair
Joan Barclay
Bisou
Bijou
Ken Maynard
Thony Adverse
Huron Theatre
Frederic March
Fredric March
Olivia de Haviland
NEW High School
Huron
Kruschen Salts Promise Slimmer Figures Worldwide
An advertisement targets women urging Kruschen Salts for a slender figure and better health. It claims daily use with hot water before breakfast and reduced pastry and fats, promising energetic pep, clearer skin, and lighter eyes. Sold in drugstores globally for a few cents, with weeks of use required.
Bus Connections Linked Via Aberdeen to West Coast Route
A fragmented OCR item notes bus connections through Aberdeen and James ton to the West Coast via Northland Greyhound stopping at Bismarck Butte Seattle with another link from Aberdeen to Mobridge.
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West Coast
Aberdeen
Jameston
Northland Greyhound
Bismarck
Butte
Seattle
Mobridge
TRE BEST IN RADIOLAND radio features debut series
NBC and partner groups launch a Wednesday night Professional Parade to aid unemployed actors singers and musicians with paid broadcasts. The schedule lists Pan American peace conference program and multiple station lineups including WEAF WABC WJZ NBC and others, plus a school health unit note from Weeks School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORX
Wiz-Nbc
NBC
Federal Theatre Project
IWPA
WIZ
Stave Hull
de. Soares
Bravil
Rio de Janeiro
WEAF
Voice of Experience
Rudy Valice
Bing Crosby
Frank LaMarr
WABC
CBS
Ted Husing
Kate Smithy
Major Bowes
Club Girl Revels In Brookings 4-H Club Week Trip
Marie Marshall represented the club as the show-com Eow Poultry Club earned a free journey to Brookings for 4-H club week. The diary style narrative recounts arrivals, assemblies, talks by professors and deans, craft groups, poultry classes, livestock judging, college tours, a Bohumir Keys Orchestra performance, and a closing talent show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eow Poultry Club
Brookings
Marie Marshall
Heron
Doris Hiatt
Huron
McCarty
Vivian Volstorff
C. W. Pugsley
A. W M. Eberle
Peter Olson
Merionetts
Jane Keen
J. Weisner
Armory
Book Marks Made By Children at Fairfield School
Jana Bosma of the Friendly YCL at Fairfield School No 2 writes about a teacher bringing yarn and cord to school last week. Students made book marks with red and green tassels, strings with cords on both ends, to help pupils hold pages and keep corners from fluttering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Bosma
YCL
Fairfield School No. 2
Education Week Posters Are Made At Weeks School
Pupils at Weeks School of All Men Township must make American Education Week posters. Entries include free hand drawings and magazine pictures. One entry, a free hand drawing by Ruth and Anna May Iverson, was entered in the poster contest. Other finished posters are in Miss Davis office. Report filed by Verona Pribyl, grade eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks School
Ruth
Anna May Iverson
Election Tied in Weeks School Civics Ballot Vote
Verona Priley and Wayne Traver, eighth graders, counted civics ballots after a seventh and eighth grade election at Weeks School taught by Miss Werner. The tally suggested half the new offices would go to Republicans and half to Democrats, per Vesta Pribyl's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Werner
Verona Priley
Wayne Traver
Vesta Pribyl
Crepe Paper Keeps Titanica Troop Busy at Meeting
Titanica Troop 6 of Hu tor Girl Scouts held a meeting this week at the Methodist Church. Mrs Henry Hollman taught crepe paper handicraft and the session closed with taps. Mrs Dunbar, captain, oversaw ticket sales as the girls prepared Thanksgiving decorations for Weeks School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica
Hutor
Methodist Church
Henry Hollman
Dunbar
Agnes Doner
Farewell Party for Ohlson Family Moves to Howard
A farewell party in Forestburg honored Mr and Mrs Gil Ohlson and family on Friday evening. They moved to Howard on Saturday to start a new home while Miss Shirley remains with her sister Mrs Clif Nelson through the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Mia
Gil Ohlson
Howard
Shirley
Clif Nelson
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