Ballerina Baronova Seeks Dramatic Film Career
Russian born ballerina Baronova, age 20, has become a leading dancer and now aims to be a dramatic film actress. She moved from London to Hollywood under contract after wartime stage work, prefers drama to musical dance, and hopes the studio will exercise options on her seven year deal. She speaks multiple languages, knows royalty, and recalls a demanding, globe trotting career prior to entering cinema.
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Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Trina Baronva
Mile
Baranova
Corps de Ballet
Imperial Palace
Vienna
Reginald Owen
London
Covent Garden
Metro
Winfield Sheehan
Monte Carlo
Beverly Hills
Baronova
Russia
Romania
Paris
Salvador Dali
Manhattan
Irina Baronova
War
Neutral stance masks aid to Finland in war effort
In a shift toward supporting Finland against Russia, the United States debates neutrality limits as it authorizes up to 10 million dollars in loans and relief. Officials say trade and supplies could ease civilian needs and indirectly fund Finland’s defense, with potential deliveries from Sweden and other allies.
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Finland
Germany
Poland
Russia
North Sea
Low Josse Jones
Jing
United States
Sweden
Norway
North Pole
Santa Claus
Paavo Nurmi
Denis
Nurmi
Finkind
Ballet Chaos Sparks Nymphs and Comedy Clash
A surreal scene unfolds as dancers whirl in odd costumes with nimble nymphs cavorting. Baronova orchestrates a playful, mis shapen performance that pits Laurel and Hardy against a cheeky, unconventional ballet moment inviting astonishment and humor.
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Baronova
Laurel and Hardy
Tire mishap injures two highway workers in Murfreesboro
Ay-M. B. Hollandsworth and Will Thiclley, State Highway Department employees, were left with broken arms after a tire blew off a charger truck in Murfreesboro Tennessee. Hollandsworth was changing a tire when the explosion knocked him unconscious. Ridley, nearby, suffered a shattered forearm.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
M. B. Hollandsworth
State Highway Depatment Employe
Will Thiclley
Hollandsworth
Ridley
Resurrection of Poles Foretold by Sikorski in London
London dispatch reports General Wladyslaw Sikorski telling fellow Poles that Poland will rise again with a real Polish army under his leadership. An army of five divisions of 15,000 men each is envisioned to fight with the Allies. Sikorski, a famed Polish soldier and author, has lived in France and written three notable books. The piece foresees a democratic Polish republic shaped by American democracy and a new constitution.
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Poland
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Germany
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Lawaw Palytechinic
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Russi Dominicion
Lewiena
Anitien
Kolider
Byll
We Need Forces
Ure Interior
Pisuels Goup di Wait
Wielbe
America
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