Marilyn Might Draw Top Pay In Talk Of Hollywood Salaries
The column notes big pay in show business while gossip about Marilyn Monroe and other screen figures spills through quick anecdotes. It mentions March 27 Mother In Law Day, National Laugh Week, and updates on actors like Basil Rathbone and Lana Turner with playful quips about careers.
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Ministers See Life Of Christ
The portrayal presents Pilate by Lowell Gil as a believable human figure, with a restrained and respectful rendition. The production avoids sensationalism and emphasizes the solemn climax of Christ on the cross and the line Father forgive them, for they know not what they do.
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Pilate
Lowell Gilmore
Griffith
Cross
Robert Marks
Solve A Crime: Body Found Downstream Near Town
The body was located 200 yards downstream from town. Travers reported seeing the drifting figure toward town, implying the person drifted upstream in a sailboat with no breeze that day.
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Travers
Five Prominent Lawyers To Be Honored March 18
Five North Carolina Bar Association leaders will be made honorary brothers of Phi Delta Phi during initiation ceremonies in Raleigh on March 18 at 5 p.m. in the North Carolina Supreme Court Chambers. The event will feature three Inns, notable judges, professors, and a New York attorney, with a reception and address by Dean F D G Riddle of Virginia. University of North Carolina Inn officers lead the program.
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Jaycee J. W. Morgan
Morgan
Jack Cecil
Adams Dance Studio
Jollies
Junior High
Wright- Womble-Pitts
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Bar Association
Phi Delta Phi
International Legal Fraternity
North Carolina
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Carolina Country Pe
Raleigh
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University of Virginia Law School
Charlottesville
Harry L. Hill
Wake Forest College Law School
J. Will Pless
Marion
University of North Carolina Inn
William P. Skinner Jr
Elizabeth City
Walter Horton
Paul Guthrey
Charlotte
Arm Hamilton C. Horton
Winston-Salem
Skinner
Early New York Theater Used Servants to Hold Seats
In early day New York theaters did not reserve seats and those who bought tickets sent their servants to the theater early to hold seats for them.
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New York
Wesley Memorial Music Program Set At 5 Today
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church hosts a sacred music program at 5 pm with vocalist W. Howard Coble and organist Dr. Carroll S. Feagins. Coble, son of Guilford College residents, holds a Columbia University master’s in music. Feagins, Georgia native, teaches philosophy and holds a Northwestern doctorate.
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DANGEROUS WALKING WILTON CAR ACCIDENT
Mrs. Charles S. Gleim age 66 drove a car that skidded on ice in Wilton New Hampshire, struck an embankment and overturned. She suffered minor cuts to her left arm and later broke her leg after slipping on the ice while walking home.
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