Hope Star masthead and policy details
The snippet presents the Hope Star masthead with editor and publisher names and a note on publication purpose and the Associated Press partnership. It includes subscription rates, advertising reps, and a policy disclaimer about memorial tributes and unsolicited manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Nevada
Miler
LaFayette
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Fein
Sterick
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Erie
Ster
Throat Anatomy and Inflammation in Medical Text
A historical medical piece explains throat as the pharynx with three openings to the nose mouth and esophagus. It notes infections easily spreading, symptoms of redness and discharge, causes of irritation, and basic treatments such as ice packs antiseptics and topical applications.
Film Names Abroad Change and Fan Reactions
A column discusses how film titles and star names are altered for international markets with examples like The Devil Takes the Count and The Great Ziegfeld renamed The King of Women. It notes changes for sales abroad, adds that actors such as Charlie Chaplin and Shirley Temple receive localized billing, and includes reader letters about custody myths and song sales to movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Olga
Sweden
Charlie Chaplin
France
Charlot
Shirley Temple
Children’s party toys reveal kids cling to the familiar
A wealthy hostess hosts a party for her daughter with magicians, a fortune teller, and games. The children, grouped with nurses and governesses, prefer cutting out dolls and familiar play over magical acts. The piece argues that children from privileged, unfamiliar environments resist new amusements and find joy in what they know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humpty Dumpty
Boy Blue
Bo Freep
Mary
Magle
Bil
Dolly
Wright
Foreign title practice shines through in tour logs
A travelogue notes how American film titles are altered in Europe and other capitals. It cites examples from Spain Czechoslovakia France and Britain where titles like Little, Man, What Now become Whither, Little Fellow and One Rainy Afternoon becomes Dont Kiss in the Cinema. The piece humorously observes Show Boat is renamed Magnolia and Hallelujah, Im a Bum appears in Piccadilly Circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Atlantic
Feyneis Lederer
Czechoslovakia
Apa
France
Europe
Murder at Christmas in the de Forest estate
In a strained Christmas gathering, Pearl Sam de Forest is found dead with a knife at the estate. Pearl Pierre dominates the postcrisis scene as detectives prepare to question survivors about the vanished body and the chilling family dynamics. Bob and Pearl John search rooms while Tante Josephine mocks the tension and learns that Pearl John fears a hidden truth.
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Othera
Osti- Tung
Bety Welch
Mon Vasquha
Avchlane Auryta
Professor Shaw
Sirehentogiaty
Bob
Pearl Pierre
Angelique
Ramon
Tante
Josephine
Pearl Sam
Tante Josephine
Betty
Tanley Josephine
Pearl John
Mystery at Tante Josephine’s Den Sparks Tense Exchange
In a snowy veranda scene Pearl John and Bob pursue a secretive conflict within Tante Josephine’s house. An Indian guard, a promise to Broken Shield, and threats raise suspicion of violent plans as Tante Josephine vents fury and fear. The action hints at a dangerous plot unfolding inside the canyon frontier setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Pearl John
Tante Josephine
Broken Shield
Senera
Pearl Joh
Garho's Camille Tears Through Hollywood Scene
Hollywood notes celebrate the world premiere of Garho’s Camille with audiences moved by Claudette Calvert and Robert Taylor. The column oddly chronicles marquee quirks, celebrity sightings, and memorial plaques amid a whirl of gossip and film lore from Westwood to Beverly Hills.
Hollywood Deals and a Star Is Born Trick of the Trade
A Hollywood diary tale nets $1500 as several diary-characters buy the manuscript from a blond, popular girl who kept a two year diary of industry experiences. The piece notes the difficulty of selling in Hollywood and hints at a drunken scene involving Fredric March, Lionel Elander, and Adolphe Menjou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fredric March
Lionel Elander
Adolphe Menjou
Mr. March
Book a Day by Bruce Catton reviews for children
Olive Roberts Barton reviews new children’s books with generous illustrations. Highlights include Adventures of Lappy Cushion Tale by Stera Rosa, The Otto Books by William Pene de Bois, The Gnomobile by John Sinclair, and Blue Nets and Red Sails by Helen Bradley Freston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuce Catton
Olive Roberts Barton
Lev
Dell Hut
Lappy
Stera Rosa
Dutt
Brey Rabbit
Otto
William Pene de Bois
Viking
Otlerhound
Anther
Oown Sinclair
Farrar and Rinehart
Glogo
Bobo
California Redwoods
Elizabeth
Sinclair
Helen Bradley Freston
Longmans-Green
Margaret Temple Braley
Brittany
Flapper Fanny NEA Service Book Notes
A listing reviews children books on work and school life including Little Girls With Seven Names by Mikel Leigh Hunt illustrated by Grace Paull and Pablo's Pipe by Frances Elliot, noting pictures and authentic depictions. Also mentions ATO by Sylvide and scarcity of content addressing Mexican peasant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikel Leigh Hunt
Stokes
Grace Paull
Pablo
Frances ‘Elliot
Dutton’s
Curious V World Explores Steel Fatigue Failure
William Ferguson examines how steel under continuous pressure develops fatigue failure. X ray plates reveal internal grain breakup, producing much smaller grains that weaken the metal structure and lead to failure.
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Palmer
Ales
N Washburn
Ni Attach On
Postoffica
Hope
Talti
Col R. Swecormice
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygria, the Health Magazine
Hungary
Ziegfeld
Warren William
Wil- Wam Warren
Vox Pop
Pan Mail
Freddie Bartholomew
Freddie
Westminster
ABLEY
Old Torre Josephine
Pearl Pierce
Pearl Joan
de Porest
Rob
Hob
Idar Gleason Igab, Nea Senvica, Inc
Agapito
Jésus
Garho
Camille
Nety Hollywood
Mrs. Simpson
Tess Slesinger
Frite Lang
Liam
Garba
Robert "Taylor
Claudette Calbert
Lily Pons
Paris
Betty Compson
Lee-lee
Gene Raymond
Jack Oakie
Mischa Auer
Frank Jenks
Lucille Ball
Ginger Rogers
Fret Autaire
Carrie
Clark Gable
Schumann-Heink
Valentino
Will Rogers
Holly
al Bousberg
Simpson
Bruce Catton
Ato
Sylvide
Chuck
George Clarke
Farsa
Witliam
D Ferguson
Russia
Moscow
Aese
NRA
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