Liane Barrett Hearts Van Robard at Willow Stream
Liane Barrett visits Willow Stream with her mother Cass Barrett while a theater world unfolds. She meets Van Robard, a charming stranger with ties to Mrs Cleespaugh, and tension grows as trust and romance collide with family expectations and rumors.
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Liane Barrett
Cass Barrett
Willow Stream
Kl. L
Liane
Clave Cleespaugh
Roness
Ellie Nter
Muriel Ladd
van Robard
Cass
Robard
Elsie
Muriel
Case
Laisa
Mrs. Cleespaugh
Clive
Shane McDermid
Van
Burlingame
Mrs. Cleespauch
Curtis Blue
Desmond
Adele Ladd
Will
Chuck Desmond
Iiane
Nora
Rascal
Ladds
Notice of Sale at Carolina Warehouse Company
By virtue of storage, three lots of household items will be sold at Carolina Warehouse Company 422 City Point North Carolina on July 17 1931 at 12 o'clock noon to satisfy a storage account. Sold to the highest bidder for cash. June 30 1931 Carolina Warehouse.
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Carolina Warehouse Company
City
7 Point
North Carolina
E. M. Elliott
Ocean View
Thomasville Electric Comy
Thomasville
Birdie Jones
General Delivery
Reidsville
Lina Bon Warehouse
Mother's Cry at Rialto Theater Features Dorothy Peterson
Dorothy Peterson stars in Mother's Cry at the Rialto Theater with a thirty year character arc from young bride to aging mother. The Helen Grace Carlisle drama opens tomorrow for a two day run and showcases Peterson's extensive makeup and acting skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Peterson
Mary
Helen Grace Carlisle
Miss Peterson
Rialto Theater
Mothers Admitted Free To Rialto Show
The article notes Mrs Peterson and stars David Manners Helen Chandler Evelyn Knapp and Edward Woods. A coupon entitles all mothers to see the film Mother’s Cry at the Rialto theater Wednesday between 1 and 3 pm. A bow of candy is given to the oldest mother courtesy of Matton Drug.
Coupon for free admission to Mother's Cry at Rialto theater
Present this coupon to the door man at Rialto theater between 1 and 3 p m on Wednesday for free admission to see Mother's Cry.
Major League Leaders Alee of July 6
National Batting: Davis, Ilies, .370, Klein, Phillies, .336. Runs: Klein, Phillies, 72, English, Cubs, 56. Runs Batted In: Klein, Phillies, 73, Hornsby, Cubs, 62. Hits: Klein, Phillies, 108, Herman, Robins, 99. Doubles: Bartell, Phillies, 27, Davis, Phillies, 26. Triples: Watkins, Cardinals, 9, Worthington, Braves, Terry, Giants, 8.
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Aee
Davis
Ilies
Klein
Phillies
English
Cubs
Hornsby
Herman
Robins
Bartell
Watkins
Cardinals
Worthington
Braves
Terry
Giants
Baseball statistics snapshot from 1930 season leaders
Summary of batting pitching and fielding leaders with teams and figures across both leagues. Notable names include Klein and Hornsby for home runs and stolen bases leaders Comorosky Pi rates and Gehrig Ruth etc. Detailed counts list Moran Ruth Gehrig Hack Haase Chapman Graves Graves and others with runs batted in, hits, doubles, and triples.
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Klein
Phillies
Hornsby
Cubs
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Morrell
Giants
Bush
Clark Robins
Lust
Moran
Indians
Ruth
Yankees
Rune
Gehrig
Haase
Athletics
Simons
Webb
Red Sox
Manush
Senators
Cronin
Vosmik
Larry
Reynolds
White Sox
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Graves
Marberry
Ragland Proudly Claims Smoke-Free Record After 35 Years
Texarkana Arkansas. 6 M Ragland has sold tobacco for 35 years averaging 15 million cigarettes and 4 million cigars yearly yet he has never smoked any cigar or cigarette.
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Texarkana
Ark
Ragland
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Rown Jorie White
William Collier, Jr
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Dorothy Sebastian
Greta Garbo
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