Brewster's Millions at the Broadhurst theater
Edward Small presents Brewster's Millions at the Broadhurst with Dennis O Keefe Helen Walker June Hayes Eddie Rochester Anderson. The adaptation from George Barr McCutcheon and Winchell Smith Byron Ongley centers on Monty Brewster who must spend a million in 60 days to inherit seven million. Mischa Auer Gail Patrick co star with a large cast. directed by Alan Dwan.
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Helen Walker
June Hayes
Eddie “Rochester” Anderson
Broadhurst Theater
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Byron Ongley
Brewster
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New York
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Rochester” Anderson
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Gail Patrick
Neil Hamilton
Nana Bryant
Rbert Rudley
John Litel
Joe Sawyer
Alan Dwan
Average tobacco prices rise on middle belt to season high
Prices on middle belt reach a season high of 46.94 per hundred as most advances run 1 to 3 dollars with logs and nondescript showing the largest gains. Eastern belt averages dip to 44.92, while overall season totals show improved leaf quality but light market volume with 128.85 million pounds sold at an average of 43.34.
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Associated Press
Middle Belt
Kiss advice from a prep school senior sparks nostalgia
A prep school senior writes against casual kissing, urging girls to date long before kissing and to avoid giving in early. He argues kissing cheapens a girl’s reputation and that restraint strengthens genuine interest, advising girls to end dates politely when needed.
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O. K
Bus Bell Back From Tokyo Prison Camp Home Welcome
In Wellsville Kansas Pvt. Francis E. Bell known as Bus Bell returns from a three year Tokyo prison camp and townspeople plan a city hall basket dinner with Bus first in line to eat.
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Francis E. Bell
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Red Cross Plans $25 Million in Occupied Europe Aid
American Red Cross will spend 25 million dollars during the 1945 46 fiscal year in American occupied Germany France Holland and Belgium. Basil O Connor announced 10 million will go to civilian relief and June 1 was set to close all army Red Cross installations outside the occupation area.
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American Red Cross
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Belgium
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Red Cross
Haiti as Smallest Republic in Western Hemisphere
A brief note states Haiti is the smallest republic in the western hemisphere and mentions an unusual fact about some animals drawing their eyes back into their sockets.
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Haiti
Republic
Hemisphere
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