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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1941

Page

2

Harrison in Hollywood by Paul Harrison

Lucie Neville fills in for Paul Harrison, touring camps and defense in Hollywood. The Producers Association promotes home theater screenings, with 31 executives reportedly watching films regularly. War news notes heat in Africa and a battle scene at 20th Fox. United Artists signs London Ealing deal for five years. Gene Tierney arrowed eye trouble in Belle Starr. Several on set anecdotes from the era feature Jameson, Gardiner, MacDonald, Raymond, and War references, plus Oscar-era chatter about Cesar Romero and Jeffrey Lynn.

Lucie Neville Nea Hollywood The Producers' Association Mr. Lane Sam Goldwyn Africa 20Th Pox London United Artists Ealing Studios Gene Gene Tierney Belle Starr

Questioning Monarchs and Spouses Across History

A list of historical pairings notes Jane Seymour and Anne Boleyn as Henry VIII wives, Marie Antoinette and Jose phine as French empresses, Victoria and Albert, Mary II and William II. It mentions Deanna Durbin, Barbara Stanwyck, Dorothy Thompson, Eleanor Roosevelt, and a niece’s marriage to Edward P. Elliott.

Jane Seymour Anne Boleyn Henry VI England Marie Antoinette Louis XVI France Josephine Napoleon Britain Queen Victoria Prince Albert Prince Queen Mary II William II Deanna Durbin Vaughn Paul Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor Dorothy Thompson Sinclair Lewis Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Edward P. Elliott

Library notes show May improvements and stronger circulation

In May the Columbus library was improved, Ty was screened, and interior woodwork was painted. Circulation rose with 443 books and magazines checked out so far, and the total membership stands at 145. Notable books include The Queen's Holiday, Bright Heritage, The Start of the Road, The Blue Cloak, One Foot in Heaven, and How Green Was My Valley, among others for adults and juveniles listed.

Columbus Tulal Elizabeth Corbett Mary Virginia Provines John Erskin Temple Bailey Heaven Hartzell Spence Green Was My Valley Richard Lewellyn Tommy Katherine Southwick Keeler Marion Ames Taggart Christ Child Maud Miska Petersham Joan Stanford Dorothy Plummer Stephen Meader Paul Brown Josephine D. Bacon

Draft Card Has Hock Value in West Virginia

KINGWOOD West Virginia A Prest on county Selective Service registrant found a new use for his registration card by securing a tank of gasoline from a filling station with the card as collateral. The garageman says the card remains unre deemed but he expects the registrant will redeem it when he can. The government down there called the idea melodramatic nonsense.

Kingwood W. Va Preston County Selective Service

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