Judy Seeks Career Jump Amid Wealthy Gambler's Offer
Judy meets Gideon a rich manager who offers to fund her dance training in New York, proposing a shared path to stardom. She resists, unsure about debt, independence, and love as Alan Steyne and Chummy linger nearby. The night ends with Judy exhausted after demanding Day.
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Don Juan Plans Naval Career at San Fernando Academy
Madrid reports Prince Don Juan, born yesterday, intends to enter the San Fernando Naval Academy near Cadiz as a junior cadet in August. His brothers pursued army service, but the prince aims for a naval career, leaving home for school as other cadets do. The academy’s Greco-Roman Pantheon and Nuestra Senora de la Victoria chapel symbolize Spain’s maritime heritage. The court may move to Santander briefly before Don Juan begins at San Fernando, with a summer transfer to San Sebastian anticipated.
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New Film Has Three Big Singing Hits in Show Picture
Three popular songs from the first National film Show Girl declare a strong musical showing. The new First National picture features standout numbers that spotlight vocal performances and chart potential.
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Show Girl in Hollywood at Saenger Theatre
Alice White headlines the screen story Show Girl in Hollywood at the Saenger, with Jack Hushall co starring and a chorus of 180. The Technicolor musical numbers Hang On to a Rainbow Hollywood and Ive Gay My Eye on You come from Green and Stept. The film, adapted from J P McEvoy, is a sequel to Show Girl, with Blanche Sweet Ford Sterling Joan Miljan and Virginia Sale in support and Mervyn LeRoy directing.
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Man Jailed By Rooster's Crow
In Youngstown Ohio on June 20, Frank Miller, 39, was jailed for 90 days after a dispute over ownership of a rooster named Primo. The rooster, subpoenaed to court, perched on a chair and crowed as Miller admitted guilt. The judge imposed the sentence amid absent witnesses.
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Jolson's Mammy Opens at Saenger Tuesday
Al Jolson returns in the Warner Brothers production Mammy at the Saenger Theatre. The show features Jolson in a blackface number, recalling his previous success The Singing Fool.
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Jolson Stars In Gayest Picture With Berlin Music
The review lauds Jolson on screen with Irving Berlin songs including To My Mammy Looking at You Let Me Sing and Be Happy The Call of the South and Knights of the Road praising Mammy as among Jolson’s most entertaining pictures and noting Berlin’s best melodies in years.
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State Senator Lawrence 1 Munn in 20th District race
Carl Munn of the Scented and Nevada Coalition faced off in the State Senate contest for the 20th District, with preliminary filings naming Lawrence 1 as a rival. The race centers on district representation and party alignment.
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Jolson in Minstrel Rise to Fame at Winter Garden
Jolson stars in a story of his ascent to fame with Lois Moran as leading lady. Critics praise the performance, noting it as Jolson’s best singing and talking effort to date. Lois Moran and Lowell Sherman receive strong notices, with supporting roles by Hobart Bosworth and Louise Dresser. May 23–June 13.
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Court notice and rat poison advertisement fragment
A notice announces a court appearance in DeRoan Township Hempstead County Arkansas with a defendant required to answer within thirty days. The text also promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison with claims of effectiveness and distribution by Ward & Son Hope Cres scent Drug Co Washington and W E Cox & Sons Fulton.
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Aghes Pains Quit After Cardut Remedy
Hopkinsville Kentucky resident Mrs. Mackey Scott describes relief from headaches dizziness and cramps after taking Cardut. She reports four bottles restored health and energy and says she has recommended the remedy to friends and neighbors for over fifty years.
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