Filming Tales Highlight Lanza, Purdom, Jolson Links
MGM’s set chatter reveals Matio Lanza’s exit during a scene, then later a deal to use his recordings for the sound track. Purdom, son of critic Charles Purdom, is described as baritone, becoming a tenor in closeups, with rising star status at MGM shaping his first major roles after stage work and two prior film bits.
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Evgilehnah
Ing
Matio Lanza Ange
Prince
MGM
Sigmund Burmber
Edmunti
Lanza
Sauation
Dig
Dom
Tell
Ighard Thorpe
Lanéga
Thorpe
Fudaloa
Hhe
Ario
al Moat
Pariss
Jolson
Purdom
Directa
Purdon
Charles
Stratford-on-Avon
New York
Don
Vivien Leigt
Army
Ft. Belvoir
Those Pills Didn t Fill Him Up
Busgan Calif Jimmy Resch two year old held up an empty nitroglycerine bottle. His frantic mother Mrs Mor rie Resch told theater manager they took the medicine from her purse. An ambulance carried him to a hospital where a stomach pump was used. The incident follows a note about the Hereford breed of beef cattle introduced in 1817.
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Calif
Jimmy Resch
Mommie
Morrie Resch
Jimmie
America
Dale
Phil
Grandmother
Hilly
Kerry Davice
Ava
Grandy
Jim
Date
Phi
Castley
Heo
Hergelf
Shadowed meeting and lakeside escape in a village tale
Dale confronts a shadowy figure and returns to the village where Phil parries probing questions with a joke while Aggie plots work assignments. A lakeside swim scene reveals trust and tension as Dale and Phil push limits, then race each other in the clear water while lingering undercurrents frame their relationship.
Secrecy Marks Eisenhower Defense Talks With Congress
President Eisenhower held lengthy White House sessions with Republican leaders and Democratic chiefs to outline defense and foreign policies as Congress opens. Officials reported little detail from the talks, with Hagerty providing brief daily summaries while the president prepared to unveil his program publicly.
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Sen. Milukin
Coloreado
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Sen
Tait
House
Martin
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Hagerty
Eiseshower
Prescott Club Meetings and Tea Honors Note Political Talk
Prescott notices list Band Mothers Club meeting at 2 PM Monday at Idys Burgess home, Rainbow Assembly elect officers Tuesday at Masonic Hall, Masicw Coterie meet Wednesday at Mrs Charlie Thomas home, and a bridge club gathering. Teas honor Mrs Charles A Hesterly with attendees welcomed at the Hesterly home. fashion details of Mrs J By Hesterly and Mrs Charles A Hesterly noted. Political commentary on Eisenhower and Democratic support appears among society items.
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Band Mothers Club
Idys
Madge Burgess
Artery of the Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Hall
Prescott Masicw Coterie
Charlie Thomas
Hesterly
Charles A. Hesterly
J. By Hesterly
Wren Scott
Othy Stevenson
H. B. de Tatmary
J. B. Hesterly
de Lamar
Ernest Hesterly
B. M. Sharp
Dale's Turbulent Moment with Phil at the Buoy
Dale escapes the heat of the moment after a tense kiss with Phil and a past hurt involving Kelly resurfaces. He questions her honesty about love while she recalls her grandmother and keeps distance, then they share quiet meals with Grandy. The day ends with Dale pondering fate as they drive away toward new starts.
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Randy
Dale
Alainbies
Queen Anne
Emile
Kelly
Phil
Kss
Honesti
Rale
Nev
Livad
Vin
Grandy
Darby
Tin
Rubenstein
Hellett
Pale
Cafe Owner to Trial for Slaying in New Orleans
James L. Cooper, cafe owner, faces trial in New Orleans for the 1852 bludgeon slaying of his estranged wife Amelie Woolfolk Cooper. About eighty witnesses have been summoned, with more expected as the case progresses. Cooper was indicted by the Orleans Parish grand jury last August and has been confined in parish prison.
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New Orleans
James L. Cooper
Amelie Woolfolk
Diddle) Cooper
Copac
Copac Was Indictes By the Or Zuest Parish
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Free Book on Rheumatism Offers Nonmedical Treatment
An enlarged booklet titled Rheumatism is sent free to readers who request it. It argues drugs provide only temporary relief and presents a surgical non medical approach, claiming 35 years of success. No obligation to request. Mail to The Ball Clinic Dept. 4210 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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