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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
16
As winter curtains close, New York theater fades and Broadway shifts focus to summer stages in the countryside. Producers and performers eye rural venues and barn theaters as the season changes and the industry recalibrates for warmer months.
The piece describes a growing trend of actors barnstorming rural America in the summer. Big names from Broadway plan to perform in roadside theaters from Montauk Point to Maine as glamor meets agriculture. A senior Equity actor earns about 25 dollars weekly, with 15 dollars for room and board and the rest for makeup wardrobe and a sandwich.
State unemployment compensation commission members will attend a region four conference at White Sulphur Springs Virginia today through Friday. Attending are Charles Powell chairman Mrs J B Spilman member Adrian Newton general counsel and BE W Price director of the division. The region includes Maryland the District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina.
Leffier Palmer of Gold Hill Utah operates a single man mine that he opens to extract gold for several months, then seals it until his funds run low.
More than 40 bird boxes built by local Boy Scouts were placed at the Guilford County Sanatorium to enhance its bird sanctuary status. Prizes were awarded to Cub Pack One members and Troop 20 at First Presbyterian church for the best boxes.
Congressmen from tobacco states delay tobacco control plans as they await sentiment on general farm legislation. Representative Harold D. Cooley says a committee on tobacco regulation will not meet until Congress is surveyed on the broader farm program.
Reports note lava temperatures around 3600 degrees Fahrenheit, illustrating extreme heat in volcanic activity. The figure underscores the danger to nearby terrain and potential hazards for observers and researchers studying eruptions.
A brief note describes two bright objects appearing to travel together as the Earth and another body move in their orbits. The observation suggests a looping pattern in the sky before the apparent direction resumes.
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