Saenger Theatre to Show Technicolor Saga of Metis Uprising
November premiere at the Saenger Theatre features Paramount’s Technicolor epic North West Police with stars Gary Cooper Madeleine Carroll and Paulette Goddard. The film recreates the Metis rebellion with Civil War echoes, mounted police action, and lavish scenery in a dramatic wartime narrative.
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Man¢ Saénger
Rialto
Malco
Memone
Paramount
Icture
Canada
Mounted Police
Tamiroff
Corbeau
George] Brett
Riel
Francis McDonid
Jim Brett
Ronnie Logan
Ronnie
April ii
Brett
Fort Carlton
the Mounted
Dusty Rivers
Cooper
Texas
April
Dusty
Saffer
McDuff
Overman
Constable
Cor
Ened
Cabot
Mon
Duck Lake
Batoche
Louvette
Dians
Mets
Miss Carroll
Paulette Goddard
Robert Preston
DeMille
First Days at Army Reception Center Describe Induction
The article outlines a draftee’s initial processing at an army reception center. John Q Citizen faces paperwork checks, fingerprinting, medical vaccinations, and immunizations, with dormitory life, issued gear, and a review of past records. It notes the Articles of War and the penalties within military law.
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Army Reception Center
Milton
Bonner
NEA
Washington
John Q
Yerger Tigers shut out Dunbar 19 0 in Texarkana clash
Yerger Tigers dominated Dunbar High of Texarkana at Hammons Stadium 19 to 0 despite injuries. Strong tackling and blocking by the Tiger squad enabled long runs from Cartigan Grady Haney Stuart and Poindexter after a quick opening score. The Tigers meet Conway on Armistice Day.
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Yerger Tigers
Dunbar High
Texarkana
Texas
Hammons
Yerger
Tiger
Cartigan
Grady
Haney
Stuart
Poindexter
Tigers
Conway
Willkie rallies aim for nationwide GOP victory
Republicans continued to push toward a victory on election day with Willkie predicting a win from California to the East. He urged free Americans to demand change in the White House and announced a Madison Square Garden rally for Saturday night. He planned a radio address Monday night to close his campaign. Dr. H D Barnard said Willkie was in excellent health.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Willkie
Tuesay
California
H. D. Barnard
Voice Shows Slight Clarity After Weeks of Hoarseness
A source notes the subject’s voice, previously hoarse for weeks, was slightly clearer on Friday. No further details on cause, treatment, or prognosis are provided.
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Frilays
Pennsylvanias Football Strategy and Navy Notre Dame Test
The article notes Pennsylvanias signals and huddle adoption as defenses against complex opponent plays. It highlights Navy challenging Pennsylvanias drive, with Notre Dame looming on Nov 9, and mentions figures like Hagerty and Sorce shaping the Hoya and Navy performances.
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Jack Hagerty
Ross Sorce
Man Mountain
Hoyas
Navy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore Stadium
Notre Dame
Midshipmen
Georgia Tech
South Bend
Grayson's Scoreboard Highlights Signals at Cornell Ohio State Game
L. W. St. John and Francis Schmidt note that Carl Snavely's bench signals reached the Buckeyes in the Cornell Ohio State matchup. Georgetown's strong run under coach William McFadden has yielded 21 wins with only one setback in 22 starts, led by standout quarterback Joe McFadden.
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L. W. St. John
Francis Schmidt
Carl
Cornell
Fairy Tale Slavey Clue Puzzle Fragment
Puzzle text presents fairy tale clues and wordplay about Cinderella and her ball. Includes scattered definitions, lettered hints, and a vertical puzzle structure with multiple partial entries and intertwined clues.
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Uncle Sam
John
Dunbar
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carroll
Paulette Goddares
George Bancroft
Walter Hampden
Preston Foster
Akim Tamirofe
Lynne Overman
PN Chaney, JR
North West Mounted Police
Cecil B. Demille
Hall
Pennsylvania Station
Greenwich Village
Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn
Academy
Delaney and
Cullen
New York
Frank Kelly
Flynn
Grayson
By Harry Grayson
Christ
Carsar
Wendell L. Willkie
The
United States
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Alabama
Henry Wallace
Iid
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