31 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
1
The article states that tributes and memorials may incur charges for cards and memorials and that commercial newspapers maintain space policies to avoid memorial deluges. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Mickey Whalen forms a real orchestra to play on set for silent films to avoid misfires when actors and extras failed to rehearse. He scouts musicians and his group fills requests from stars like Joan Harlow and Joan Crawford, covering tunes from hillbilly to opera while matching directors’ needs in scenes.
Medical note explains that tonsils respond to infection by swelling causing pain and difficulty swallowing. Streptococcus is a common culprit linked to complications, while diphtheria is a separate illness requiring different treatment. Severe tonsillitis can block breathing, muting voice, with tonsillar tissue filled with infectious material.
A column advocates active learning for kids through observation and inquiry. It urges asking questions about everyday objects like houses, plants, and factories, then encouraging children to seek answers themselves to build real understanding and curiosity.
Hollywood production showcases a ship prop built on a giant 24 ton cradle with pneumatic supports to simulate rolling and pitching. Gary Cooper and Frances Dee star as a stormy voyage is staged in a studio clipper with real lighting and controlled seas. Director Henry Hathaway commands action as the set mimics ocean motion for technical lessons.
Hollywood reports describe a colossal venue called Top of the Town, a modernistic night club with 208 arc lights, cyclorama blue celophane walls, and a six ton crane amid 800 people posing for long shots. The extravagant set costs over 63000 dollars and studio life includes color camera tests and comedy gags from A Star Is Born and Drive On Die in Paramount restaurant scenes.
In a storm bound New Mexico manor, Pearl Pierre and Angelique spark romantic tension as the family reels from a fatal knife attack on Pearl’s brother. Betty, Bob, Ramon, and Tante Josephine navigate fear, secrets, and a hidden room behind the lion’s head door as suspense deepens.
Constance Rourke’s Audubon profiles the American bird artist as a genius torn between creative artistry and scientific observation. The review notes his pioneering bird portraits against natural backgrounds and his vivid, delicate renderings. It traces Audubon from Henderson Kentucky to Philadelphia and beyond, praising his influence on ornithology and art.
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