Dan Rorimer Faces A Broken Confidence In Hollywood
Dan Rorimer, a scenario writer, struggles with self doubt after leaving Continental Pictures and failing to land steady freelance work. He watches Anne Winter rise with a contract at Grand United while he remains unsettled, clashing with Paul Collier who urges action and social life to lift his mood. Maris Farrell hosts lunch revealing Anne’s rising star and Dan’s uneasy future in cinema.
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Dan Rorimer
Hollywood
Anne Winter
Anne
Mona Morrison
Ev4
Harley
Eva
Mona
Paul Collier
Dan
Continental Pictures
Maris Farrell
Maris
Rorimer
Collier
Beverly Hills
Martin Collins
Maris Anne
Paul
Hurley
Grand United
Continental
Martin Collings
Collins
Amalgamated
Ziggy Young
Hollywood Boulevard
Broadway Hails Return of Stars From Stage to Talkies
New York reports a Broadway revival as Mary Pickford Lya De Putti Colleen Moore Wilma Banky Rod La Rocque look to return to theater. Industry figure Arch Selwyn says exodus to Hollywood will fuel better stage productions and improve future film ventures.
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Broadway
Paul Harrison
NEA
New York
Hollywood
Miss Pickford
Arch Salwyn
California
Selwyn
Barry
America
Selwyns
Mise Pickford
Maude Adams
Miss Moore
Ben Glazer
Miss Banky
Rod la Rocque
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Hungary
St. Louis
Paramount Studios
Talkies
Wilma Banky
Mary Pickford
Colleen Moore
Arch Selwyn
Lyn de Putti
The Story of Sue Cy Margery Hale 1930
Corrinne prepares for a sunlit day at the resort as she flirts with a blond man, notices a change in his attitude, and plans to lure him with a new pink bathing outfit and confident mood. The scene unfolds around social clubs, gossip, and hotel life.
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Judge Thornton
Minon
Cleo
Woman’s Club
Corrinne
Harry
Becker
Prominent Inman Lumber Plant President Dies
Spartanburg August 27 William Moore 66 president of Moore Lumber in Inman dropped dead in the warehouse of his plant cause heart trouble Survivors include six sons K W Moore of Gaffney K C Moore of Charlotte Marshall and Joe T Moore of Belmont and L W and N A Moore of Inman two daughters Mrs J B Waldrop of Asheville and Mrs B B Bishop of Tryon NC
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Spartanburg
S.C
William Moore
Moore Lumber Company
Inman
Relic Pulled Down Here Resurrects Cock Fight History
In Columbia South Carolina the old single story Assembly street house, once a public cock-fight site, will be demolished. It was owned by policeman Doc Kraft and served as a basement venue when cock fights were illegal.
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Columbia
S. C
Assembly Street
Doc” Kraft
Health Superstitions About Overweight in Medical View
Dr Morris Fishbein explains overweight results from fat distribution and aging rather than overeating alone. He notes a normal gradual weight gain with age due to decreased activity and hormonal changes, while heredity and race influence body type including tendencies toward fatness or thinness.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Butter Production in Canada Reaches 172 Million Pounds in 1929
Canada produced 172,581,406 pounds of butter in 1929 with Quebec leading at 57,969,163 pounds. The data highlights provincial output shares and national dairy activity during the year.
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Canada
Quebec
Noble barber joins royal exiles in Germany
Count Wilko a Russian refugee and likely the world’s only titled barber travels weekly from Berlin to Deern Molland to attend Germany’s royal exile and his household.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Count Wilko
Berlin
Deern
Molland
Germany
New Lace Curtains in Authentic Period Designs
New lace designs bring period-accurate patterns for Jacobean Colonial Louis XIV and Tudor rooms. Craft and home decor enthusiasts seeking perfection will welcome these authenticity focused options.
Errorgram Corrections and Botanical Note
Corrections note several issues in a prior item. It clarifies that peanuts are seeds not nuts and that yield is misspelled. It also fixes an image caption about a rake and hoe and corrects the scrambled word to MARKSMANSHIP.
Flour Jobber Tells of Big Rebates in Food Probe
New York August reports a flour jobber named Harry Sellinger testified in a state food investigation about giving up a four thousand dollar a year rebate on barreled flour to join the Associated Flour Jobbers Inc. He paid a hundred dollar initiation fee and seventy dollar monthly dues. The probe also notes threats alleged by witnesses linked to organizer Fichter.
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New York
Associated Flour Jobbers, Inc
Dan Richter
Harry Sellinger
William B. Groat, Jr
Sellinger
Groat
Fichter
Senator Fess Defends Hoover in Radio Address
Senator Fess of Ohio, chairman of the Republican National Committee, delivered a radio defense of the Hoover administration. He praised the farm marketing act and tariff, calling the administration an unparalleled achievement and rebuking Democratic criticism as baseless attacks and personality-driven rhetoric.
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Washington
Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Shakespeare For Africans Translation Sparks Native Interest
A South African Cebhuanaland journalist translates Shakespeare into Sechuana, aiming to appeal to natives who favor Bard sayings. They praise lines about leaders' imposing physiques and note comets herald noble deaths.
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Sol PP PlaPatie
Cebhuanaland
South Africa
Battle royal over a maiden ends in arrests
A girl named Charlotte Seidenstopp, 18, drew eleven suitors to her home when they learned of their rivalries. She proposed a contest to choose her favor, sparking a brawl that led to the arrest of all eleven men and Charlotte herself.
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Hammond
Charlotte Seidenstopp
Charlotte
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