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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1951

Page

3

Hollywood Stars and Animal Actors Dominate Studio News

Susan Morrow rises at Paramount after a talent scout spot and a string of luck. Animals lead box office with Cheta the chimp, Francis the talking mule, Lassie and Orangey boosting studio profits. Beverly Tyler and Susan Cabot shift from opera to Western film in The Battle of Apache Pass as Hollywood eyes dual singing talents.

Hollywood Susan Morrow Jack Paramount Miss Morrow Lady Luck Berlin Susan Exeter Lex Barker Cheta Tarzan Sol Lesser Barker Francis Universal-International Patsy Lassie Collie M-G-M Scarlet O'Hara Orangey Murray Opera Metropolitan Variety Metropolitan Moab Utah Beverly Tyler Susan Cabot John Lund Jeff Chandler Apache Pass Beverly Geronimo Cochise Tyler Grand Opera Miss Cabot New York City Jon Hall Isle of Samoa

Tree narrowly misses Boston couple and dog after lightning

A pine tree struck by lightning toppled and narrowly missed Mr. and Mrs. Vincent i Strano and their dog Lucky in Boston. No injuries were reported, and observers noted the tree came down within inches of the family and pet.

Boston Mrs. Vincent i Strano Lucky

Indian Medicine Men No Dummies

Chicago curator Donald Collier describes old North American shamans as skilled performers who used tricks like table tipping moving tents and shaking lodges. He notes spirits often claimed were animal spirits bringing surprising goods such as whisky and flour during famine and even fresh berries in winter.

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