Wake Up and Live and Other 1930s Screen Gems
Studio listings for 20th Century Fox Paramount MGM and Warner Bros present Wake Up and Live a comedy with music featuring Walter Winchell and Alice Faye, Spanky, Nancy Steele, Karen Morley, Virginia Bruce, and Shirley Temple. Includes Go West Young Man and S ing Me a Love Song with notes on plots, reception, and family appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century- Fox
Paramount
Sidney Lanfield
Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
Alice Faye
Patsy Kelly
Jack Haley
Dorothea Brande
Mike Fright
Winchell
Bernie
General Spanky
MGM
Fred Newmeyer
Gordon Douglas
Spanky McFarland
Phillips Holmes
Ralph Morgan
Irving Pichel
Rosina Lawrence
Louise Beavers
Black
Nancy Steele
20Th Century-Fox
Broadhurst
George Marchall
Victor McLagren
Peter Lorre
Walter Connelly
June Lang
Robert Kent
Charlies
Francis Coe
McLagren
Scotland Yard
Hurst
Robert Vignola
Karen Morley
Robert Baldwin
Katherine Alexander
Edwardo Cianneli
England
Secret Service
Columbia
Gordon Wilies
Virginia Bruce
Melvyn Douglas
Reginald Denny
Pert Kelton
Carolina
William A. Seiter
Shirley Temple
Robert Young
Eugene Paliette
Henry Hathaway
Mae West
Warren William
Randolph Beott
Lyle Talbot
Alice Brady
Warner Bros
Raymond Enright
James Melton
Patricia Ellis
Hugh Herbert
Zasu Pitts
Allen Jenkins
Departmentatore
Rhythm on the Range and The King of Burlesque At Rialto
The listing highlights Rhythm on the Range at Rialto today and Monday with Bing Crosby and Frances Farmer. The King of Burlesque at Rialto Tuesday and Wednesday starring Warner Baxter and Alice Faye. Girl on the Front Page at Rialto Thursday with Edmund Lowe and Gloria Stuart. The review notes sloppy plotting in Girl on the Front Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Herbert
Walter Callett
James Melton
Family
Paramount
Rialto
Norman Taurog
Bing Crosby
Frances Farmer
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
20Th Century - Fox
Sidney Lanfield
Warner Baxter
Alice Faye
Jack Onakie
Arline Judge
Mona Barrie
Universal
Harry Beaumont
Edmund Lowe
Gloria Stuart
Reginald Owen
Spring Byington
Chronicle
Joan Langford
Death of Mrs. Lillie Young in Boone township
Mrs. Lillie Young aged 62 died at her Boone township home. She leaves husband W. L. Young a daughter Mrs. Wade Barnes two sons James R. and Jacob Young and two brothers James R. and Charlie Barger all of Lexington route five or Salisbury route two. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 PM at the Primitive Baptist church in Churchland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Young
Lexington
Boone Township
W. L. Young
Wade Barnes
James R
Jacob Young
Charlie Barger
Salisbury
Primitive Baptist Church
Churchland
T. M. Gregg Dies at 60 in Lexington
Lexington resident T. M. Gregg, age 60, died at his home today. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM from the Second Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Gregg
Lexington
Second Reformed Church
Local shoe repairer John H. Groves dies after neck injury
Gastonia May 22 John H Groves 49 a local shoe repairer died in a hospital about noon today from a broken neck suffered last night when he was involved in an accident near his home authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
John H. Groves
Accident Involving Groves Family Claims Victims
The car carrying Groves and his son Kenneth collided with a vehicle driven by Fred M. Allen, a prominent Gastonia textile executive. Kenneth survived unhurt, Groves died, and Allen was at home under a physician's care from shock. Funeral plans are incomplete and police have not yet acted. Groves's widow and several siblings survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Allen
Gastonia Textile Association
Groves
Kenneth
Keneth
Allen
Death of Leon Wright in Thomasville
Leon Wright 13 of 301 Gray Street died at City Memorial Hospital after a 10 day illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Bynum Wright a brother Max a sister Betty Ann Wright and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Wright and Ben Snider all of near Thomasville. Funeral from First M P Church Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Wright
Thomasville
Gray Street
City Memorial Hospital
Bynum Wright
Max
Betty Ann Wright
John Wright
Ben Snider
Liberty Baptist Church
E H Hunt Randolph County Farmer Dies After Illness
Asheboro May 22 Roy Elwood Hunt 44 Randolph county farmer died at his home west of Asheboro Friday at 7 15 after nine months illness. Surviving are his widow Naomi Carriker two brothers W F Hunt Archdale J L Hunt Sophia four daughters Mrs C R Cooper Thomasville Lana Lucy and Carolin and three sons Tobias T B and B S all at the home. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon from Mt Pleasant M P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. E. Hunt
Asheboro
Roy
Elwood Hunt
Randolph County
Naomi Carriker
W. F. Hunt
Archdale
JL. M. Hunt
Sophia
C. R. Cooper
Thomasville
Lana
Lucy
Carolin
Tobias
T. B
Mt. Pleasant M. P
North Rim Apartment Company Wins Greensboro Charter
The North Rim Apartment Company of Greensboro received a state charter to own and operate apartment houses with 1150 authorized shares and 1059 shares at 100 each. Subscribed stock totaling 10000 was pledged by Julians Price Emry C Green and Julius Co Smith of Greensboro. Carolina Fuel and Transportation Corporation of Sanford also secured a charter to buy and sell an authorized 600000 capital stock with 2010 subscribed shares. Incorporators listed Frank J Gardner W H Craile and Emmitt C Willis Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Rim Apartment Company
Greensboro
Thad Eure
Julians Price
Emry C. Green
Julius Co. Smith
Carolina Fuel and Transportation Corporation of
Sanford
Frank J. Gardner
W. H. Craile
Emmitt C. Willis, Jr
State second in knit goods in North Carolina
The State Department of Conservation and Development reports North Carolina knit goods industry valued at 75,318,473 in 1935. The state ranks second nationally in wage earners and wages paid, with hosiery the leading branch. Alamance County is first in hosiery output, Guilford second. Underwear manufacture worth 8 million to 10.9 million dollars is the second most lucrative segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Bureau of the Census
Alamance County
High Command Seeks Funds For War Chest In Labor Split
The CIO plans to raise funds to support a war chest as it targets workers formerly in AFL unions. Lewis backed committees chartering New York subway, retail clerks, and office workers who left craft groups. CIO leaders cite a Lewis charter for architects and engineers to show the CIO pursues broader unionization beyond craft unions. AFL and CIO envision organizing everywhere and later assigning members to craft unions. Peace talk post Atlantic City seems unlikely amid a wide split and faint chances for reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
New York Subway
Bookkeeper
Ethnographers and Accountants
Lewis
CIO
Atlantic City
International Ladies Garment Workers
Ladies Garment Workers
Bats Fear Fact Says No Hair Invasions But Women Fear
The article notes no recorded cases of bats getting into women's hair yet highlights a persistent superstition among women about bats nesting or biting hair. It discusses cultural beliefs and practical advice to avoid bat encounters.
Unity plan in Methodist churches faces legal snag
Richmond Bishop Collins Denny cites overlooked church law requiring a majority vote in each annual conference for the unification plan between the Methodist Episcopal Church South and other denominations. If any small conference opposes, the plan fails. campaign begins next month ahead of the Birmingham general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Richmond
The
Times-Dispatch
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Collins Denny
Denny
Union of Churches
Union of the Methodist Churches
Birmingham
Giant Swindle Ring Probed in New York Case
Federal and local authorities target a seven month undercover operation exposing racketeering in insurance fraud and fake accident claims. Fifteen arrests in two days include a physician and two lawyers with confessions and threats noted. Authorities cite ongoing campaigns that previously swept up 117 physicians and lawyers and cut accident negligence cases by 27 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bar Association
U. S
Lamar Hardy
Bernard Botein
Passing a Little House and the Ambulance Chasers
A fragment echoes nostalgia for a blue gate house and a lost loved one amid a poem about memory. The text shifts to critique of staged accidents and ambulance chasing, noting scams and bribes in New York city hospital circles, with physician Rotein citing millions in annual toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotein
New York City
Dr. N. W. Mackie Dies at 38 in Elkin Area
Funeral services for Dr. N. W. Mackie of this city, who died Friday night at a Elkin hospital, will be held Sunday at 4 PM at Michell's Chapel Church near here with interment in the church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadkinville
N. W. Mackie
Elkin
Michell's Chapel
Hopkins Pleads for Itinerant Worker Relief
Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins urged a plan to secure roaming migrant laborers exploited and disregarded by society. He cited WPA results showing able bodied men reduced to beggary and loafer housing, drifting for scarce seasonal work across rural areas and big cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry B. Hopkins
Somethod
Hopkins
America
Berlin Becomes Third Farces City After New York and London
Berlin joins New York and London as a leading farces capital, reflecting a surge in theatrical ensembles and public performances. The shift marks Berlin’s rapid growth in stage comedy and entertainment influence during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Motion Picture Guide
DUKE
Duke University
Willard Barngey
Rockford
Trinity College
William Somerville
Cumberland
John Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred Eadwards
Bloomsburg
Woodrow Lipscomb
Hinton
W. V
Donald H. Sheehan
Montclair
N. J
Pan-Hellenic Council
Middle Row
Genevieve Baggs
NeWark
Beatrice Abernethy
Durham
Town Girls
Jane Love
Washington, D. C
Woman's College
Merle Kirkwood
Hattiesburg
Miss
Women’s Pan-Hellenic Council
Joan Bliss
Nashville
Bennington
Thomas 8
Ryan
Archive
George Frampton
Scarsdale
N. Y
BE. Gilbert Mathews, Jr
Hamden
Ce Greensbro , Coon
Gola
Ola Bottling Go
High Command
United States
Cheng Ting Wang
Hoover
San Francisco
Yock E
An-Fu
Wang
By Helen Welshimer
Lonsdale
Dimity
Flarilee
Sale
Candlewick
Farllee
Vogue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!