Unconfessed clues lead to a tense gallery meeting
A narrator pressures a complex suspect web after a diamond and murder raise suspicions. Rancini emerges as a prime target while Olivia prepares to confront him in the picture gallery.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1936
Page
7
Darkness and secrets swirl in a moonlit gallery
In a dim mansion gallery the narrator meets Alan Deck as police stay near Nora Harriden. Deck reveals jealousy over letters that could prove his guilt and ruin Harriden’s pride, while Monty Mitchell taunts danger and ponders a fresh plan to find the true killer as Nora’s death looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Deck
Donahey
Harriden
Rancini
Nora Harriden
Nora
Dan
Letty van Alstyn
Mitchell
Crescent
Graff
Elkins
Beauty
Cecil John
Ad—N
Monty Mitchell
Finis
Sonya Anson
Monty
Stars and Stars Relate to Film Careers in Hollywood Echo
Hollywood gossip notes Florence Eldridge wife of Fredric March took Queen Elizabeth in Mary of Scotland after testing many candidates. Gertrude Michael joins Grand National with rising star Brilhart Chapman. Lily Pons and John McCormack set for new appearances. Football radio broadcasts expand with oil sponsor and Don Wilson. Ted Hammerstein recalls bouncer beginnings. Norma Shearer praised. Dietrich wary of Germany. Donald Woods on Warner lot strike. Davis exits God’s Country and the Woman amid on‑location accidents. Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Eldridge
Fredric March
Hollywood
RKO
Norma Shearer
Marlene Dietrich
Germany
Donald Woods
Warner Brothers
Bette Davis
Western Newspaper Union
Leila Seton Reels From a Turbulent Moment
The shaken Leila Seton returns to her room to a cold dinner as memories swarm. The narrator notes his mind acts as a sounding board for the past hour and a confession about Aphrodite echoes through the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Seton
Impossible task sparks a tense roadside exchange
A young woman tells a policeman she cannot perform four actions at once lighting a cigarette using lipstick powdering her nose and steering the car. The officer pulls her from a wrecked vehicle as she laments the impossibility of multitasking in a moment of danger.
Thorough Joe Sue Fritter marriage ends in reform shock
The couple's union began as a reforming match for Thorough Joe Sue Fritter. Jim notes her influence as successful, claiming he is now startled by nearly every action she takes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jim
Adventurous sailor recalls surgery and sponge mishap
A sailor recounts a long, adventurous life and a medical scare. After an operation, the doctor admitted leaving a sponge inside him. He chose to let it be, noting no pain but constant thirst as the strange lasting consequence.
Rhetoric in a Soap Factory Tale Sparks Debate
A line from a 1920s dialogue contrasts a best selling book with its clean image. The hero is a white hope, the heroine works at a soap factory, and her mother does washing, prompting discussion on virtue and propriety in popular fiction.
A Gentle Hunt No Pain at All But I Do Get
A fragment from a column notes a gentle hunt with light pain. The writer reflects on persistence and amusement, mentioning a casual pursuit and a quiet mood. Readers are invited to consider the pace and humor of the hunt.
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Mary Hastings Bradley
D. Appleton Century Co., Inc
WNU Service
Rancin
Alan Deck
Letty
van Alstyn
STAR DUST Movie + Radio
Virginia Vale
Gertrude Michael
Paramount
Grand National
Brilhart Chapman
Boston Symphony Orchestra
New York
Europe
Lily Pons
Connecticut
France
John McCormack
Killarney
England
20Th Century- Fox
Don Wilson
Jack Benny
Ted Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
America
Ted
Hammerstein
Richard Dix
Chester Morris
Ben Lyons
Coleman Lamp
Wichita, Kans
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago, Il
Philadelphia
Mrs. Rynerson
Houston Galveston
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