Ode to Eve and Women Valued in American Life
A Bay View club yearbook features a Mrs Hugh A D Smith poem praising Eve as humanity's prime gift and celebrating women’s progress across professions. The issue also notes Miss Frances Hollaman’s thirteenth birthday party with friends, and a Faith Hall banquet for First Baptist Sunday school graduates with class leaders and decorations.
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View Smith
Bay View
Adam
Frances Hollaman
North Main Street
Dorothy Ruth Dodd
Mary and Martha Bailey
Linda Cobb
Marian Stewart
Louise Garrett
Frances Gwen Williams
Jane Dodd
Mary Lou Morgan
Little Sidney Jou Ward
Polly Joe Coffee
Tulsa
Oklago
Faith Hall
South Main Street
Jean Laseter
A. T. Jewell
W. R. Hamilton
A. ©. Kelb
Helen Broderick Subtle Again Fourth Story in Series
Paul Harrison presents the fourth of seven profiles of comediennes, detailing their rise and the voyage to spread Christian faith with dinner speeches guiding the Intermediate Department. Forty members attend as Mrs. Hugh Jones oversees.
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Paul Harrison
Seven Feading Comediennes
Jesus
Intermediate Department
Hugh Jones
Helen Broderick Open to Hollywood Pay and Pain
Hollywood interview recalls Helen Broderick's sharp stage humor fading in films. She laments overworked salaries, dislikes low comedy, and complains that audiences mock her subtler style while insisting she keep earning. She recalls early chorus days and stubborn respect for art.
Helen Broderick on stage and screen careers in Hollywood
The article recalls Helen Broderick's self discipline and comic timing from Broadway to Hollywood. It notes her success as Mrs Hoover and other roles, critiques pairings with Victor Moore, and mentions studio misgivings and radio work with Moss Hart and George Kaufman. It finishes with her acceptance of long contracts and fondness for Hollywood.
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Broderick
Helen
Miss Broderick
Mrs. Hoover
Victor Moore
Mr. Moore
Ned Sparks
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Moss Hart
George Kaufman
Camille
Armand
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Judy Canova
Two Men on Crutches Scale Longs Peak Again
Estes Park Colo April 14 The Longs Peak ascent was accomplished by Dick Rice 20 of Longmont and a four man party on crutches. Rice has relied on crutches since age nine and led the climb while Arthur W Kidder and his family enjoyed a picnic at the summit.
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Long’s Peak
Dick Rice
Longmont
Rocky Trail
Arthur W. Kidder
Proclamation Bureau
Denver
Elopement Habit Seen In Evans Family In Omaha
In Omaha the Evans family shows a pattern of elopements. Dorothy, 21, eloped, and Margaret, 128, approved the idea, then the following day she and her boyfriend did likewise.
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Omaha
Neb
Joseph Evans
Dorothy
Margaret
Bullet boomerang injures man in Reno
Anton Rager attempted to bore a hole through an iron bar using a rifle bullet as a makeshift drill. A bullet ricocheted and clipped the top of his ear. He was taken to Reno for medical treatment and said he would buy a drill.
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Reno
Nev
Anton Rager
Anton
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