Tarzan and the Green Goddess at The Palace Friday
Tarzan and the Green Goddess heads a double bill at The Palace on Friday and Saturday November 15 16 with a notorious Guatemala jungle adventure and a record breaking ocean storm sequence. Thundering Frontier with Charles Starrett and Sons of the Pioneers appears as the second feature.
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Tarzan
Guatemala
Central America
Tarzan and
the Green Goddess
Charles Starertt
Sons of the Pioneers
Third Finger Left Hand brings Loy and Douglas to stage
Myrna Loy and Melvyn Douglas star in a romantic comedy of a marriage mix up. Loy invents a mythical husband for business reasons and Douglas plays the role to thwart rivals. They bond as she schemes and he learns the truth, ending in love.
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Myrna Loy
Melvyn Douglas
Myrna
Douglas
Dr Kildaire Goes Home at local theater
Lew Ayres Lionel Barrymore and John Shelton join to launch a country town clinic and revive community life. The program features Capital City a MGM short and the musical Strike Up The Band with Mickey Rooney Judy Garland and June Preisser showing school band antics and vintage tunes.
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Dr. Kildaire
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
John Shelton
T-Ke
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Capital City
Washington, D. C
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
June Preisser
Judy
American policy must favor agriculture for lasting security
The author argues that America remains an agricultural nation and that industriality has eroded farmer security. Taxation and policy favor industry over farming have caused foreclosures, surpluses, and social strain, demanding a fundamentals shift toward agriculture as the core of economic policy for lasting national security.
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America
Fish breaks man's leg on Texas coast fishing trip
Dr. G. W. Wentz of Harlingen was injured when a large red fish on the Mexican coast tripped him, sending him down a 30 foot embankment. Companions brought him to Harlingen for treatment. The incident was recounted to Corpus Christi Times by his son Bill Wentz.
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Texas
G. W. Wentz
Harlingen
Corpus Christi Times
Bill Wentz
Wentz
Mexican
John S Whitewood and E R Brown Visit Junction on Friday
John S Whitewood and E R Brown made a business trip to Junction on Friday for an on site inquiry and meetings with local partners.
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John S. Whitewood
E. R. Brown
Junction
Radio contest stars Whiteman with Gershwin hit
A lively radio contest features Paul Whiteman in person with performances of Nobody and other modern hits. June Preisser mimics Anna Held while Mickey provides a comic drum solo and pranks. The climax centers on a winning rendition of Strike Up the Band on Wednesay and Thursday, November 20 and 31.
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Mickey
June Preisser
Anna
Paul Whiteman
Gershwin
Mincemeat Pies Shine At Thanksgiving Table
A festive note extols warm mince pies as the crowning touch for Thanksgiving. Small, fragrant desserts bake in flaky piecrusts, using homemade mincemeat or packaged variety with Spry shortening for easy, quick prep.
Mince Pie Craft with Spry Piecrust Method
A recipe for making six individual mince pies using Spry pie crust and mincemeat. Steps include rolling, cutting decorative tops for steam, assembling in tins, sealing edges, brushing with milk, and baking at 423 F for about 30 minutes. Mixing ratios for Spry crust and flour, salt, and water guidance are given.
Iturbi to Open Friends of Music Series in San Antonio
The first recital in the Friends of Music at the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium features Jose Iturbi, Spanish pianist, on Wednesday evening the 20th. The program will include major composers and the series also features Heifetz, Eddy, Crooks, and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Reservations available through Mrs. James E. Devoe at the St. Anthony Hotel. Local items note Erato Hopf visiting Fredericksburg, and Mr and Mrs Whitewood, Mr and Mrs Bein, and Chester Mose with family visiting or traveling in Fredericksburg on Tuesday.
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Friends of Music
San Antonio Municipal Auditorium
Jose Iturbi
Iturbi
San Antonio
Jascha Heifetz
Nelson Eddy
Richard Crooks
St. Louis
Winners in National Bowling Contests Highlight Open Play
The Red Crown Open Play Bowling Carnival awards top prizes in six classifications for the first weekly nationwide contest ending December 7 1940. Winners include Mrs Roy Skotty Ruth Deschamp James W Odam and others with $50 to $100 prizes plus 2166 additional prizes across 5th to 365th places.
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Chicago
Roy Skotty
West Town
Berwynn
Iil
Ruth Deschamp
the Lakes
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Skotty
Deschamp
Kegelers
James W. Odam
Bearden Bowling Center
Abilene
Texas
Frank Pastrick
Club
Ambridge
James B. Christen
Mies Recreation
Decatur
Ind
William S. Johnson
Indianapolis
Pritchett Recreation
Charlotte Greenwood
Fritz
Queens
Long Island
N. Y
L. C. Hughes
Miller Alleys
Marion
Janiss Sanderson
East Toledo Recreation
Toledo
Verna Wadas
Fred R. Toombs
Roy
Victorville
Calif
Joseph Yanacheck
Concord
West Allis
Wis
Bruno Martinelli
Bauer's Recreation
Milwaukee
Charles Hardie
Ride Ribbontron
Fire
Herb Wessman
Ogden
Utah
Deer Trapping Season Declares Big Texas Restocking Effort
Austin reports the Texas Game Department launches a deer trapping program using a single-deer trap design. In South Texas the first two days yield 29 deer moving to planted areas with food, as the department aims to restock millions of acres with deer and other game across the state.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Game Department
South Texas
Hill
Texas Game Department
Commission
Lone Star State
Fewer Fish Rescues in 1939 Texas Report
Records from 1940 reveal the Texas Game Department rescued about half as many fish as were taken from drying ponds lakes and streams in 1939. Rain improved conditions earlier and late in the year October calls faded after timely rains raised water levels. About 6 million fish were rescued in 1939 nearly matching hatchery production.
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Texas Game Department
Game Department
Texas
Palace Theatre to Host Thurston Mysteries of India Show
The Palace Theatre manager announced a December 12 and 13 showing of Thurston's Mysteries of India featuring Will Rock. The Broadway act arrives with six tons of stage equipment and is billed as a premier magical production for the Hill Country. Other brief notes mention local visitors and a newborn in November.
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Fredericksburg
Palace Theatre
Thurston
Will Rock
Palace
Hill Country
Broadway
Ull
Miss Emily Adams Visits Sonora Friends and Relatives
Miss Emily Adams of Sonora spent the weekend visiting friends and relatives here.
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Emily Adams
Sonora
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Harper Herald
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Harper
A. C. Wendel
Pr. Leon F. Zwiener Optometrist
Frederickeburg
Kerrville
Rudolph Stehling
Business & Profes
Sional Directory
A. J. L Bullard
Pampell’s
Bae Roger Mae
National Farm Youth Foundation
Fish
Man
Lid’s
Plymouth
Stem
Stern
Hudsons
Erato Hopf
John 8. Whitewood
Mrs. C. E. Bein
Mrs
Chester Mose
Dean Hopf
Arthur Bierschwalen
San Antonio Satory
Herald Now
Walter Tarr and
Watkin Tarr
Mrs. J. L. Bierschwale
Albert Whetstone
Oon
Gilbert Anderegg
J. C. Coppedge
Glen Hopf
H. Welge Lewis
N Dent
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
Prop
Fredrfricksburg, Texas
John Deere
Aermotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Fredericksburg, Texas
Robert Blum
A. Jenschke
Lochte Storage Commission
COT Loonts
Fredericksberg, Tie
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