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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1933

Page

3

Helen Hayes Champions Revival of Theatres in Appeal

New York reports Helen Hayes renounces Hollywood temporarily and urges film stars to return to theater. She views theater as education and vows to tax Hollywood by using movie fame to draw audiences to stage works. Her Broadway return may feature Maxwell Anderson’s Mary of Scotland or another Gilbert Miller project.

New York Helen Hayes Hollywood Miss Hayes United States George Arlisses Ann Hardings Lionel John Barrymores Maxwell Anderson Theater Guild Gilbert Miller

German Jews urged to move to Palestine at Zionist Congress

Dr Selig Brodetzsky of Great Britain told the Eighteenth World Zionist Congress in Prague that doors to Palestine should be opened to tens of thousands of German Jews who left Germany after Hitler rose to power. He said hundreds of thousands of loyal citizens have been reduced to an unparalleled condition.

Praha Czechoslovakia Jewish Telegraph Agency Selig Brodetzsky Grea Britain World Zionist Congress Palestine Germany Dr. Brodetzky

Doctor Stabbed to Death by Robber in Detroit Crash

Detroit police found Dr. Henry G Noben osteopath ages 43 dead after a speeding car crashed into a store. Officers say Noben was stabbed during a robbery and then driven toward a hospital. his body lay across the steering wheel.

Detroit Henry G. Noben

Eve Bayless Marries Dick Rader In Secret Office Romance

Eve Bayless, a pretty assistant at Bixby's department store, marries construction superintendent Dick Rader. He wants her to quit her job but she refuses. They keep the marriage secret for months, announcing it at Christmas. A brief vacation follows with Eve's parents, while coworkers gossip about Mona Allen and the copy writer's alleged plot to take Eve's job.

Eve Bayless Earle Barnes Bixby's Dick Rader Eve Marya Vlad Arlene Smith Mona Allen Mona Miss Allen Mr. Barnes Miss Marshall Bixby’s Barnes Charles Mr. Bixby Arlene

Eve Keeps On at Bixbys Amid Mona's Subtle Threats

Eve faces a tense office scene as Mr. Barnes confirms she remains on trial after her marriage. Mona proves a dangerous rival with flattery and ambition, while Eve resolves to work hard and ignore disruption. Mrs. Brooks brings gifts, prompting Eve to plan a New Year’s Eve watch party.

Mrs. Brooks Eve Marya Arlene

Eve Plans New Year Party And Home Additions

Eve invites friends for New Year’s Eve at her apartment and dreams of displaying antiques. She lists desired items from Tomkinsonville and Martin’s, but Dick remains silent on funding while she inventories their finances after his departure.

Eve Buys Antiques for Party in Secret

Eve arranges rent and food funds for a coming party and telegraphs money to an antique dealer. She opens a charge account at Martin's, buys a nest of tables, and hides expenses from Dick while worrying about the antiques. Dick learns of the purchases only after Eve pushes ahead with decorative furnishings. The scene ends as Mona calls and Eve plans the party.

Martin’s Martin Eve

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