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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1938

Page

6

The Great Waltz at Paramount and Shirley Temple at Broadhurst

The Great Waltz opens today and Monday at the Paramount with Luise Rainer Fernand Gravet and Miliza Korjus in a Strauss story set in Vienna with a 90 piece orchestra. Shirley Temple is billed to appear in Just Around the Corner at the Broadhurst theater today.

High Point Enterprise Piedmont Center of Industry High Point North Carolina Paramount Theater Shirley Temple Alexander Broadhurst Vienna Luise Rainer Fernand Gravet Miliza Korjus Paramount Strauss Gravet Poldi Miss Rainer Vienna Woods Imperial Opera Franz Josef Miss Korjus Carla Donner Song Bird Hugh Herbert Lionel Atwill Bert Roach Henry Hull

Blockheads at Rialto Promises Laughter and Classics

The Rialto shows Blockheads new Hat ch comedy with Stan Laurel and liver Hardy among the stars. Tuesday features The Life of Emile Zola with Paul Muni. Other nights present Gold Diggers in Paris and Juvenile Court plus Prairie Justice and Fighting Devil Dogs in 12 chapters.

Blockheads Stan Laurel Liver Hardy Tomorow Rialto Alr Patricia Ellis Miniambell Billy Gilbert James Nayson Paul Muni Emile Zola Paris Udy Valle Rosemary Lane Ums Thorey Paul Kelly Rita Layworth Frankie Darrow Jalo Bob Baker Stan Laure Oliver Hardy Disney Color Donald Crisp John Litel Music Land Rudy Vallee Hugh Herbert Allen Jenkins Frankie Darro Fakir

Global car registrations rise and per‑capita ownership

Over the past decade car registrations increased by about 45 percent worldwide. Current estimates show roughly one car for every 48 persons, indicating expanding global vehicle ownership and use.

Street Sellers Display Prices From Windows Shoppers See Wares

Vendors in England place price tags atop their stalls so housewives can read from their windows. The practice helps customers compare goods without entering markets.

England

Shirley Sings And Dances In Just Around The Corner

Shirley Temple stars in Just Around The Corner at the Paramount for a three day engagement. Claude Gillingwater as Uncle Sam Henshaw delivers an outstanding performance while Charles Farrell plays the architect parent to Shirley. Joan Davis Bert Lahr provide romantic comic support and Bill Robinson joins Shirley for a finale dance. The film features three new songs including This Is A Happy Little Ditty and I Love To Walk In The Rain.

Shirley Temple Paramount America Shirley Uncle Sam” Henshaw Claude Gillingwater Uncle Sam" Henshaw Charles Farrell Fath Joan Davis Bert Lahr Bill Bojangles Robinson

Lost arts of ancient crafts and metals noted

The making of malleable glass and the dye process for Tyrian purple are cited among historic crafts. The manufacture of Damascus steel is highlighted as another notable lost art.

US Airplanes in Army and Navy Total About 2700

The United States reports roughly 2700 airplanes in service split between the army and the navy. About 1200 are in the army and nearly 1500 in the navy.

Navy United States Army

Marx Brothers Return in Room Service at Paramount

After a year away the Marx Brothers return in Room Service at Paramount and critics call it their funnies fast laugh vehicle yet. The comedy features a real plot with suspense and the three brothers’ zany antics sharpened by Morrie Ryskind’s script, following earlier collaborations like A Day at the Races and A Night at the Opera.

Paramount Morrie Ryskind

United States Leads Global Piano Production

The United States remains the world’s top piano maker, producing over 100000 instruments annually, a leading figure reflecting its long standing prominence in musical manufacturing.

United States

The Great Waltz and Room Service At Paramount Theaters

This week at Paramount Theaters features Luise Rainer and Fernand Gravet in The Great Waltz on today and Monday, with Man's Greatest Friend and Pete Smith News. Also on Tuesdays and Wednesdays the Marx Brothers in Room Service with Lucille Ball and Frank Albertson, Hal Kemp Orchestra, Racing Pigeons, and Spotlight. Thursday through Saturday presents Shirley Temple in Just Around the Corner with a cast, They Live Again, Petunia Natural Park cartoon and Paramount News.

Luise Rainer Fernand Gravet Pete Smith Paramount News The Marx Brothers Lucille Ball Frank Albertson Hal Kemp & Orchestra Shirley Temple Charles Farrell Joan Davis Bert Lahr Bill Robinson Edgar Kennedy Metro News Dick Tracy

Roof Hen Coops In Lima Raise City Poultry

In Lima Peru hens are housed on flat rooftop coops atop low houses. Chickens hatch lay eggs and fatten for the table, forming a local urban poultry practice amid the city’s roofs.

Lima Peru

Carolina Shoppers Week at the Carolina Theater

The Carolina Theater in High Point announces Shoppers Week for December 11 featuring five days of films. Highlights include Letter of Introduction with Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen, Rage of Paris with Danielle Darrieux and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Part of Seven Seas with Wallace Beery and Maureen O'Sullivan, Saint in New York with Louise Hayward, and The Amazing Dr Clitterhouse starring Ed G. Robinson.

Adolphe Menjou Andrea Leeds Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Fox News Daniell Darrieux Paris Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Larry Clinton Wallace Beery Port OF Seven Seas Maureen O'Sulivan Frank Morgan Saint New York Louis Hayward Kay Sutton DR. Clitterhouse Edw. G. Robinson Claire Trevor Humphrey Bogart Fox Hunt Carolina Theater High Point Carolina the Carolina Danielle Darrieux Douglas Ed. G. Robinson

Alma College pay phone yields 99 pennies 47 slugs and four nickels

A pay telephone installed in Alma College dormitory in Alma Michigan produced 99 pennies 47 slugs and four nickels when opened for the first time this week.

Alma Mich Alma College

Wing Lift Science Explained by Airflow Vacuum

The top surface of an airplane wing experiences most lift as airflow creates a partial vacuum above the wing. This lower pressure draws air downward, contributing to the overall lifting force alongside the bottom surface dynamics.

Mark Setting Musical Film Brought Back

Alice Faye Tyrone Power and Don Ameche star in Alexander’s Ragtime Band a sensational musical attraction returning to the Broadhurst Theatre for a three day engagement starting today. The Berlin score features 28 songs that topped hits and the film traces three decades of American music through a fictitious band.

Aulexanders Tyrone Powe Faye Don Ameche Broadhurst Alexander York City Music Hall Broadurst Theater Faye Tyrone Power Ameche Berlin Shakespeare

Sharpshooters at Broadhurst Aims for Thrill Seeking Cameramen

The film follows ace newsreel photographers Brian Donlevy and Wally Voon as they face danger for the thrill of the moment. Lynn Bari headlines the female lead with John King Douglas Dumbrille C Henry Gordon and Sidney Blackmer in supporting roles. The Camera Daredevils blend action suspense comedy and romance in the story.

Broadhurst Brian Donlevy Wally von Lynn Bari Brain Wally John King Douglas Dumbrille C. Henry Gordon Sidney Blackmer

Chicago firm reports first compensation for insulator break

Western Union Telegraph Company says a boy sent 15 cents for an insulator he broke on a line. The note claims a conscience letter from the boy signals belief the millennium is near. The firm notes this as the first compensation paid for damage from rocks and bullets over 60 years to 20 million insulators damaged on its lines.

Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company

Red Maples Fueled Early Pennsylvania Dye Trade

Red maples provided the blue dye supply for early Pennsylvania settlers, shaping local textile practices and trade routes. The Indigenous and settler interactions centered on color extraction and usage in household fabrics and trade goods.

Pennsylvania

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