28 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1936
Page
1
The Hope Star publisher list and office address are noted along with a statement of policy on tributes and memorials. It references The Associated Press and advertising representatives, then explains charges for tributes and memorials, and disclaims responsibility for manuscript handling.
The Family Doctor explains cross eyes arise from eye strain and muscular imbalance, often hereditary. Early diagnosis by an eye specialist leads to treatments like eyeglasses or muscle surgery to restore alignment and prevent vision loss, with glasses sometimes usable as early as 15 months.
The piece lists disguises used by makeup experts for roles and notes Norma Shearer retreating to a secluded resort for rest, with a possible return next year. It mentions Betty Furness and Alan Lane quarreling, Eleanor Powell hiring Maxine Nagel to train her dancing, and a desert script venture by Ferdinand Bruckner and others.
A columnist argues against parents using fashion and toys to elevate children’s status, warning that chasing status creates envy and harm. It cites Mary and Bill as examples of vain competition, urges matching standards to neighborhood conditions, and cautions against overloading a child with material displays.
Wendy Barrie moves from Louis Hayward to Jack Bunn as they film Service De Luxe while Ida Lupino steps in with Hayward. Joan Crawford keeps a phono set nearby. Clark Gable jokingly destroys records to tease her. A writer’s nursery grows as remodeling shapes a barroom. Beery flaunts a nomadic trailer, Lederer and Margo dine simply, Lyda Roberts camps, and a Greek chef headlines Fox Cafe de Paris.
Marcia Canfield confronts a tangled web of crime and guilt as her fiancé Frank Kendrick’s alleged thefts unfold. In a tense kitchen scene Tony Stetcliffe confronts his brother Carlo and pressure mounts to reveal the gang. Marcia faces fear for her family while police loom as the story intensifies.
Carlo pleads secrecy for his father as police close in on the gang. Bobbs Neck notes the last trip, while the four outside agents flee, leaving the town to face a probable raid and a quiet police victory.
Blytheville High School suffered a 7 to 0 defeat at Columbus Mississippi as the Generals capitalized on a third quarter punt return for the lone touchdown. Key plays featured Dodson passing to Campbell and a late Blytheville surge thwarted by fumbles and an interception.
Bruce Catton reviews Vilhjalmur Stefansson's Adventures in Error a witty corrective noting popular Arctic beliefs are myths. Stefansson counters that the Arctic features forests blizzards and warm days and debunks the bathtub hoax with reference to H L Mencken's 1917 spoof and public gullibility.
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy slated for Yiddish era style project in Kiddies Corner as precocious Abbe brats plan a Hollywood book. Patricia Paluer, a young writer from New York, travels to obtain an author contact with studios offering to file her application for several years.
Ouachita College secured a 7-0 victory over Wesleyan in Arkadelphia as a 18 yard TD pass from Smith to Arnette and a late drive near the goal line highlighted the game. Elimu Chaney starred on both sides of the ball, accounting for key runs and defensive stops as Ouachita finished with six wins and one loss in the season before about 1,800 fans.
Patmos senior team edged Guernsey 12 11 in a tight clash with Owen starring on both ends. Middlebrooks Mayton and Mayo stood out for Patmos while Dodson Cox led Guernsey scoring. Girls team won 18 15 as Neil Mayton scored 12, Reeves added six. Patmos junior squad routed Guernsey juniors 22 2 marking their third straight junior win.
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