Star Dust k Mickey Sets the Pace in New York
Mickey Rooney’s brief New York stay offered a peek at a busy star life. He mingled with fans, signed autographs, and explored theaters and swing bands while planning future roles and recording music. Actors and directors appear in varied scenes from backstage to public events, including a push to keep movie stars off radio.
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MckEx Rooney
New York
Mickey
Madison Square Garden
Eanna Durbin
Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Science
Cecil B. DeMille
Union Pacific
Tay Garnett
Henry Koster
Prague
William Wyler
Warner Brothers
Hamiphrey Bogart
Kate Smith
Twentieth Century- Fox
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Darryl Zanuck
Twentieth Century-Fox
The
Circle
Three Shuttered Houses and a Runaway Nightgown Mystery
Clint Jervies from a sheltered Boston family drives a drunken Mabel Gaye home on a stormy night and meets a terrified girl in a drenched nightgown fleeing along Kenesaw Hill. He offers help, learns she vanishes into the rain, and plans to seek answers from Inspector Tope and Mint Moss the next day. The tale sets up a hidden Dark Secret connected to June Leaford and Kitty Seaford.
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Mabel Gaye
Clint Jervies
Mabel
Clint
Enid Mason
Somerset
Enid
Boston
Providence
Kenesaw Hill
June Leaford
Kitty Seaford
Clara
Jervies
Miss Moss
Mr. Jervies
Mabe
Gaye
Jigs Moss
Mint Moss
Inspector Tope
Mat Hawa
Chicago
Keresaw Hill
Tope
Ark
Robert the name that shines through history and fame
Robert, of Teutonic origin meaning of shining fame, has long been a favored name across eight languages with about 20 forms. Notable bearers span centuries from Robert Bruce to Browning, Clinton era figures, scientists, poets, and leaders, highlighting the name’s enduring cultural prominence.
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Robert
Germany
Florence A. Cowles
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Liberator
Robert Burnes
Robert Browning
Roberts
Dudley
Earl of Leicester
Elizabeth
Blake
Herrick
Boyle
Boyle's
Harley
Earl of Oxford and Mortimer
Lord Clive
What Are You Going To Do Safety Talk
The National Safety Council notes for 1937 show fatalities from traffic accidents are split with 20 percent being car pedestrian collisions and 20 percent motor vehicle to motor vehicle deaths. Non fatal injuries are mainly from multiple vehicle crashes at 13 percent and 725,000 cases, while motor vehicle pedestrian crashes account for 335,000 injuries. Pedestrian deaths reach 15,400 and motor vehicle deaths 10,300 in 1937.
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National Safety Council
Dangerous Play Quotes from a Health Risk Observation
A terse reflection notes that men risk health and life as they do clothing, warning of reckless behavior and the need for caution. The aphorism emphasizes the peril of careless actions and the value of prudence.
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Joan
Virginia Vale
Ore
Hollywood
Righ
Dolores Costello
Adolphe Menjou
Andy Devine
Culver Miliary Academy
Vlass Ay
Joan Blondall
Dick Powell
Gloria
Ben Bernin
Susan
Newapapar Union
Mickey Rooney
Ben Ames Williams
India
Adam
Emmet
Morris
Bank of Philadelphia
United States
Paine
Fulton
Blair
Hoe
Southey
England
Lee
Stevenson
Ingersoll
Koch
Peary
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hillard
Ban Ames Williams
Eresh Ee
Jayer
Fontaauxrs
Uestion
Luden's
LUDEN
Lord Beaconafield
Mich
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