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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

3

Hollywood GOSSIP: Indians in Southwest Trouble

Erskine Johnson reports a mixed band of Bronx Comanches Utes Osages Cherokees and Blackfeet about 50 strong have revolted against wildness, harrying white producers filming The Last of the Mohicans near Fort Reliance. Actors Randolph Scott Bruce Cabot and Robert Barrat play redskin leads. real Indians carry long names.

Follywood Erskine Johnson Fort Reliance Hollywood James Fenimore Cooper Harry Goetz Birdie Eddie Small Randolph Scott Bruce Cabot Robert Barrat Stanley Percival McClintic Claude VanAllyster Giltzowitz Chumley

Boy Scout Guides Indians in Culver City Camp

Johnson notes the ab origines proved intractable at first and knew little of Indian lore. One-Eyed-Jacks-Wild Goetz hires a Boy Scout as technical adviser to teach fire making and camp setup. On a studio back lot the camp forms as Indians begin riding bicycles in full war regalia around Culver City.

Johnson

Myra North Invited as Special Nurse for Vacation Cruise

The Enterprise circulation department asks readers to arrange for Myra North to accompany a vacation trip as the designated Special Nurse. The notice requests contact to coordinate the escort and travel details.

Myra North Enterprise Circulation Department

Indians Portray Red Men in Makeup Scene

A description notes Birdie-on-the-Ninth-Hole rushing to the makeup tepee as Indians are painted darker. Signal fires cause bronze powder to be used and, with powder puffs, the original Americans take on the shade of red men.

Birdie

Paleface Squaw Revolt Behind The Scenes

Publicity stills for a film depicting Binnie Barnes and Heather Angel stirred trouble as Native extras walked off the Smith River set. Protesters demanded higher pay after a shave head demand, ending with a raise to nine fifty per day and a heads shaved in protest.

Binnie Barnes Heather Angel Scout Johnson Sachem Small Smith River One-Eyed-Jacks-Wild

Derek and Gail Face Growing Tensions in Studio Drama

In a tense chapter a painter Derek ignores Gail Everett’s calls while Lucille pressures him for affection. Giles Harding arrives with crucial news about Gail’s Arizona property offer, hinting at schemes by the Travers crowd. Gail learns she may inherit Rancho Angelo but she remains unsure of her uncle’s true intentions.

Derek Lucille Gail Everett Gail Dick Searles Madame Lisette Club Carter Giles Harding Arizona Mark Chapman Harding Madame Lizette Miss Everett Miss West George Miss Cranston Natalie Yeu Travers Company Rancho Angelo Rex Hall

No clear article headline available

The readable fragment describes people wearing toupees to cover nakedness while not before cameras. No further context, names, dates, or locations are provided.

Toupees

Braves Apraid of Water In War Canoes

The reservation chief warned of danger as Indians prepared to shoot river rapids in war canoes. Fearful braves avoided the spectacle until Birdie-on-the-Ninth-Hole Small secretly hired lifeguards from the coast. Lifeguards, disguised as Indians, rode in pairs in each canoe and the rapids were navigated without casualties.

Birdie-on Small

Cat causes dairy mishap at farm in Kansas City

John L Hiffner nearly finished milking when a farm cat leaped into the cow feed box and clawed the cow nose. The cow kicked and toppled Hiffner crushing his toe and tearing his overalls before he escaped.

Kansas City John L. Hiffner Hifner Hiffner

Television to aid landings in dense fogs patent granted

John Hays Hammond Jr a noted inventor has been granted a patent for a television transmitter designed to guide planes through dense fog for safer landings. He proposes using televised signals to assist pilots when visibility is extremely poor.

John Hays Hammond, Jr

McDonald Supporters Disappointed by Daniels Silence on Platform

Raleigh June 16. The failure of U S ambassador Josephus Daniels and his son Johnathan to oppose the new Democratic platform is seen as a setback for Dr Ralph W McDonald and followers. McDonald forces had claimed The News and Observer editorial stance favored Winston-Salem candidate. Daniels paper’s counties showed McDonald’s strongest vote share.

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Josephus Daniels U.S Mexico Johnathan Daniels Ralph W. McDonald McDonald Daniela News and Observer Johnathan Daniels Winston-Salem Dr. McDonald

Norris Will Back Roosevelt Again

Senator Norris of Nebraska announced renewed support for President Roosevelt and criticized the Republican National Convention nominee. Norris, an independent Republican, said Alf Landon is a man "nobody knows" and challenged the undisclosed bosses who backed the Cleveland ticket.

Washington Roosevelt Norris Nebraska Alf M. Landon Cleveland

Germany starts sister ship for dirigible Hindenburg

Construction has begun in Germany on a sister ship to the new dirigible Hindenburg, as plans are drawn for a third sister craft.

Germany

Destruction of Liquor Still Sparks Fatal Gunfight

In Lake Butler Florida a dispute over a destroyed liquor still led to a gunfight Sunday night. Clarence Tomlin 25 and Ned Dicks 30 died nearby. Bo Dick and Claude Ivy were arrested as the two survivors were gravely wounded and treated at a hospital. Sheriff Brane said Ivy started the shooting in a grudge tied to the earlier destruction.

Lake Butler Fla W. 8 Braine Jr Clarence Tomlin Ne Dicks Jes Dicks Claude Ivy Bo” Dick Branne Ivy

Beacon Installed At Paris Li Bourget Airport

A new flashing rotating beacon has been installed at Li Bourget airport in Paris France. The beacon reportedly has a range of about fifty miles enhancing navigation and safety for arriving and departing aircraft.

Li Bourget Paris France

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