Christmas Memories and Family News from Hope
The column blends festive verse with a long list of Christmas visitors and family updates. Readers note several names and towns including Ashdown Memphis Little Rock Dallas Texarkana and Moringsport as relatives and friends travel for the holidays and return home. The piece closes with a note on the governor salaries and Mississippi River power usage.
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D. A. Sullivan
Sam Sullivan
Lillie Conn
Houston
Texas
Ben Carter
ElDorado
O—rances Sullivan’ McCrepar
Miss Nancy
Rock
Jack Sullivan
Jackson
Miss
Ajand
Fred C. Harrison
O— Mo
Mes
J. W. Strickland
Mlc. nCeste
Maury
Him
C. Green
Dallas
W. Branch
Jimmie
Little Rock
Hollywood Short Takes on Scandals and Screen News
Gossip claims a director wooing Garbo and a proposal plot for a future divorce settlement. Wyler mocks rumors as Garbo’s arrival stirs whispers. Hints of changes in stars, roles, and studio plans color Hollywood chatter from previews to set stories and contracts.
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Hollywood
William Wyler
Cgireta Garbo
Wyler
Garber
Claude Hains
Prince John
Robin Hood
Basil Rathbone
Deoyhle Traub
Anja Henie
Happy Landing
Warner Brothers
Los Angeles
Llysiamy Park
Renfrew of the Royal Mounted at New Theater
Grand National presents Renfrew of the Royal Mounted with Jones Newill in the title role. The adventure features parachute leaps, hand to hand battles, and Renfrew aided by his dog Lightning as he captures counterfeiters in Canada’s Northwest. Carel Hughes and an ensemble support a tale of danger, romance, and Mountie prowess.
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Metro
Paramount
Earl of Warwick
John Barrymore
Bulldog Drummond
Michael Brooke
James Hogan
Robert Montgomery
Claire Dodd
Dolores del Rio
Star
20Th Fox
Tarzan
Harriett Hillard
Ozzie Nelson
RKO
Tyrone Power
Fox
Power
Clark Gable
Hudson's Bay Company
Canada
Renfrew
The
Royal Mounted
Grand National
Luudie York Erskine
New Theater
Jones Newill
James Newill
Mounties
Segeant MacDonald
Sit
Carel Hughes
William Boyle
Dowd Rued
David Beelay
William Austin Dieke Jones
Herbert Cortell
Kenneth Harland
al Herman
Charles Logue
Laurie York Eiskute
Gelorful
Herman Will Pike
Uml National
Pulitzer Play on Texarkana Stage
Review traces Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman from early success to their landmark collaborations. It notes Hart's solo hits like As Thousands Cheer and Jubilee and Kaufman’s Broadway string of hits including Animal Crackers and Stage Door. The piece praises You Cant Take It With You as a 1937 Pulitzer winner and current New York Chicago run, with Sam H. Harris planning new productions.
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Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Mr. Hart
Irving Berlin
New York
Mary Boland
Mr. Kaufman
Mc. Hart
Daley
Animal
Eigts
Morrie Ryskind
Messrs. Hart
Kaufman
Chicago
Sam H. Harris
UDC Unit Sponsors Dance on Monday at Capital Hotel
The Children of the Confederacy branch of the UDC will stage a dance in Capital hotel dining room at 8 p.m. Monday for the younger set and students home for the holidays, with an electric music machine. A public dance follows Tuesday at Elks hall at 9:30 p.m. The Carolina Cotton Pickers, a 12 piece wegan orchestra from Shreveport, will perform with top New York actors in major U.S. cities. One member will perform Texarkana at the Paramount Theater on January 4.
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Capital Hotel
Elks Hall
Carolina Cotton Pickers
Wegan Orchestra
Shreveport
New York
United States
Texarkana
Paramount Theater
Japan Accepts US Note Amid Amicable Settlement Tone
United States and Japan approach a peaceful settlement as Ambassador Grew delivers the note. Hirota and Foreign Office officials express gratitude and emphasize measures to protect American nationals and property in China. The Japanese public remains largely unaware of the crisis severity.
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United States
Foreign Office
Hirota
Grew
Japan
China
Indemnity Talks Flow Over Panay Affair Fallout
Reports indicate Japan seeks only the indemnity amount from the Panay incident. Tokyo promised full amends and guarantees against a recurrence, while the Japanese public has heard little of government actions. Only the Shimbun printed the naval board findings, with minimal editorial response. A study notes reading speeds from 55 to 325 words per minute across ages.
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Japan
Tokio
United States
Panay
Hotel Shimbun
United States Naval Board of Inquiry
Canada Moves Cattle From the Drouth Areas
In Calgary Alberta an estimated 12 000 to 15 000 cattle have been moved from drouth affected areas under the federal feeder freight program. The government refunds 50 percent of freight charges on such moves to other Alberta districts or outside the province.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Eekaie
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