Hollywood Death on Screen Shapes Film Trends
In Cinemaland death dominates plots as studios seek new ways to kill off characters while censor rules limit onscreen violence. Bogart Cagney Hale and Robinson recur in demises, with directors varying between dramatic on screen exits and offstage killings, often reserving fatal fates for male leads.
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Strand Theatre Presents Life With Henry Aldrich at Strand
Jackie Cooper returns as Henry Aldrich in Life With Henry the Strand theatre feature. The comedy follows the hapless high schooler through misadventures as he seeks a $100 Alaska trip by earning letters of good character, with scenes in the Aldrich home and a Chicago sequence.
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Don Hartman
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They're No Longer Talking to Each Other in Town
Henry, a resident of a small town, faces an unraveling problem as the 100 becomes less insurmountable than expected. The passage hints at tensions between an actor and intelligence, complicating everyday life.
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Hess Flight to Britain Sparks Global Speculation
British and German outlets debated Rudolf Hess after his crash landing in Scotland, noting his ankle fracture and minor arm injuries. Reports say Hess sought peace with Britain in 1941 while allying with Hitler, with observers split on his motives as BBC and German radio exchange cautious narratives.
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Stomach cancer seen as curable with early treatment
Dr R H Walker of Charleston told the West Virginia State Medical Association that stomach cancer is curable under favorable conditions, though diagnosis is often late. He cited only about 20 percent operable cases, stressed early diagnosis, and noted X ray accuracy at about 95 percent with stomach cancer treated surgically where possible.
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Hess and Nazi claims on peace links with British figure
A Nazi spokesman described Hess as loyal yet deluded, pursuing a peace gesture with Germany and Nordic allies. He met the Duke of Hamilton at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and maintained contacts with peace activists, while German officials warned of English disquiet and stressed Hess's mission as a loyal soldier, not a traitor.
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STATE DELAYS Continued from Page one elected association president last night
Dr. Guy M. Michael of Belington was named first vice president and Dr. E. H. Stracher of Logan was chosen second vice president. Other officers were selected, continuing the association’s leadership lineup as reported on page one.
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