Mysterious luncheon shift ties Polly Beale to Hammond case
Detective Dundee questions Polly Beale and Ralph Hammond amid a tangle of lunch plans, an unfinished Renoir top story addition, and a missing young man. Witnesses including Judge Marshall and Miles Tracey offer timelines while Dundee presses for the crucial alibi in the Crain case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hammond
Dundee
Polly
Marshall
Nita
Selim
Hammond Firm
Crain
Panny
Mr. Hammond
Strawn
Solarium
Hammond
Miles
Tracey
Judge Marshall
Mr. Dundee
Penny Crain
Mr. Drake
Picture Proclaimed One of the Year’s Outstanding Works
In this dramatic scene Mrs Drake and Janet Raymond clash over a hidden tryst as Dundee pressures a confession about Nita’s murder. Janet denies watching Sprague arrive, while Lydia the maid becomes the prime suspect in a tense dining room confrontation. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Drake
Janet Raymond
Mr. Sprague
Tracey
Lois
Lydia
Nita
Janet
Penny
Darkened Room Echoes After Stage Ends
In a near quiet scene Sarah returns to a dim room after a play ends with no sign of the girl a boy or Dr. Burton. She recalls missing the last act and reflects on loneliness as she plays with a falling apart Pierrot doll in the drifting memories of the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Dr. Burton
Melodrama and secrets swirl in a tense domestic scene
A dramatic confrontation unfolds between Sarah and Pierrot as secrets, trust, and love collide. She vows independence and revenge while he faces the fading of his strength, ending with a sly remark about a note on the pincushion and a jest about a reader’s taste for books.
Patterson Visits Wake Forest then Returns North
Dr. Ross V. Patterson dean of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia returned north after a four day Wake Forest visit with President Thurman D. Kitchin. During holidays he joined a quail hunt and Kitchin praised his shooting. Ten Wake Forest men are pursuing advanced medical work at Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Ross V. Patterson
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Thurman D. Kitchin
Patterson
Kitchin
Jefferson
George W. Paschal, Jr
William Kitchin McDowell
Scotland Neck
M. Crocker Maddrey
Seaboard
S. J. Greene
Durham
Harrell Co. McDowell
Cherryville
Arthur B. Peacock
Raleigh
John M. Phelps Creswell
James S. Ayers
Forest City
Robert M. Fales
Wilmington
Hubert K. Young
Timmonsville
S. Cc
American Indians Likely Asiatic Origins, Smithsonian Expert Says
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian concludes after years of study that American aborigines form a single race and likely originated from western Africa, Northwestern Europe, or especially northeastern Asia, via the Old World to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Clock honored for 49 years of service by church
George Biles receives a clock from his congregation after winding the church clock faithfully for 49 years. The gift recognizes decades of steady service and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Biles
North Carolina Vocational Students Reach Thirty Thousand
For the 1929 30 fiscal year North Carolina reported 30 114 people enrolled in vocational courses to build occupational competency. Browne notes 15 979 students in regular schools and 14 545 adults in part time and evening classes, with growth among farmers and workers in industry and commerce. He cites adult farmers returning at night as key to addressing farm problems and improving outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
T. E. Browne
Browne
Gerald Johnson to Speak Thursday at Wake Forest Chapel
Gerald Johnson editorial writer of the Baltimore Evening Sun and author of note will address Wake Forest College students during the Thursday assembly. The World War veteran and Wake Forest alumnus will discuss Supplies for Adventurers at 8 00 p m at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Gerald Johnson
Baltimore Evening
Sun
Wake Forest College
Johnson
Drew Jackson
Randolph
Roanoke
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State Literary and Historical Association
Bramer Becomes Assistant Professor at N C State College
Raleigh December 3. Charles R. Bramer, graduate of Michigan School of Mining and Technology, has assumed an assistant professorship at North Carolina State College, succeeding the late Professor J D Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Chas. R. Bramer
Michigan School of Mining and Technology
N. C. State College
J. D. Jamison
Radio Ousts Canaries in Hartz Mountains
Berlin villagers in the Hartz mountains who bred and sold canaries find it hard to sell birds as radio replaces the canary. Birds once fetching high prices now sell for little. Finland demands cheaper films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hartz Mountains
Radio
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Eme
Anne Austin
Ana
ME & Backstairs
NEA Service, Inc
Polly Beale
Miss Beale
Stuart House
Clive
Clive Hammond
Ralph
Breakaway Inn
Hamilton
Mrs. Selim
Miss Crain
Miss Beéale
Drake
New York
Sprague
Sheridan Road
Primrose Mead Ows
Aaa
Jackie Coogan
Mitzi Green
Junior Durkin
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
the Broadhurst
Margery Hale
WEA Service, Pic
Pierrot
Conrad Nagel
Lila Lee
Paramount
Schnaps Inc
Richard Arlen
THE
SEA God
Fay Wray
Joan Crawford
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
the Cuckoos
Clara Bow
Thrilling Adventures
Pirates
Broadhurst
Min and
Bill” With
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Roosevelt
Grand Central Station
Path Avenue
Madison Avenue
Pierre
Ross Patterson
Stickler
Wake Forest Chapel
Radio Ousts
Canaries
Finland
Valwest
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