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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1939
Page
4
A rural auction features a violin start at one dollar with bidders escalating to hundreds as the crowd reacts to rapid price changes. The scene mixes curiosity with humor as a mysterious bidder and watchers react to the unexpected value shift amid music and discussion.
The revival continues nightly at Unity Baptist Church with the pastor preaching at 8 o clock. A service begins at 7 30, and the public is invited to attend this ongoing event.
Hollywood gossip recounts Aubrey Smith's dramatic on set reception and a London Times copy read by a crew member. Metro talent exec Billy Grady quarrels with a chauffeur after nearly missing him, while violinist Louis Kaufman leads the recording orchestra as his wife watches in the control room and staff praise his breathing.
The Pattern Bureau announces a 32 page spring and summer design book with photo illustrations of dresses. One pattern plus the book costs 3 cents. Pattern or book alone is 1 cent. Send 15 cents for a sample pattern to Hope Star Pattern Bureau 211 W Wacker Drive Chicago.
The longtime leader, Rev. Hammond, resigns from a key Hope civic role. He has served in American Legion posts, was state chaplain, district Boy Scout chair in 1938, and led a membership drive in 1947. The Hammond family will attend Arkansas Christian Churches sessions in Stuttgart, then visit Malvern and Pine Bluff before returning to duties.
Sees Adolph Hitler continues after page one. He has been visiting theaters where farces and skits are performed. He has seen Franz Lehar's Merry Widow. He has visited the artists club house and chatted with screen and stage stars including Zarah Leander Emil Jannings Leni Riefenstahl Carothea Wieck and Leonore Ullrich. After finishing the draft of his mo.
Production teams trained 50 parrots to shout It Ain't No Sin in theaters. Prizes were offered to owners for best delivery as publicity stunts. A memo then halted the plan and fixed the Mae West film title as She Done Him Wrong.
A fragmented 1939 portrait describes Hitler's shift toward Viennese manners while consolidating Austria into the Reich. It notes his aging Chancellor Hindenburg, sparse social events, and the growing view of Austria and Bohemia as German elements. The piece traces Hapsburg remnants and Nazi expansion toward a broader Austrian-centric Reich.
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