Actress Joan Edwards Star Focuses on Hit Parade of 1949
Joan Edwards, niece of Gus Edwards, releases Hit Parade of 1949 and makes a single personal appearance at a Washington Heights theater in New York City where she grew up. She hopes the show will spark further entry into show business and recalls Burl Ives and other stars as part of a vibrant radio and film scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Edwards
Lars Gratis
Neigh Theater
Washington Heights
New York City
Gus Edwards
Joan
Sherman H. Dryer
Mutual
Kay Francis
Grace Moore
Elsa Maxwell
Pat O’brien
William O’dwyer
New York
Rita Hayworth
Columbia
Eliott Lewis
Parky’s
Errol Flynn
Pasane Sories Playhouse
Thanksgiving table guidance with recipes and tips
Practical advice to keep a traditional Thanksgiving meal abundant and unfussy. Notes on planning ahead, involving family, and a sequence for baking a big bird with stuffing, sauces, and desserts. Includes detailed recipes for cranberry sauces, stuffing, pumpkin pie, molded cranberry mold, and honey spice cake.
Unfinished Letter Reflects Air Pilots Strike Fears
A dated missive laments looming strike by 1,400 airplane pilots and the impact on public safety. The writer muses on pilots as professionals, worries about mediation and asks to keep the conflict out of papers. The piece blends personal fear with broader distrust of leaders and industry figures.
Savory Stuffing Tips for Moisture and Richness
Lynn suggests stuffing choices to balance moisture and richness. Use liquid with bread for moist stuffing or fat for just-moist dressing. One pound loaf yields about eight cups crumbs. Use one cup per pound of meat.
Chestnut and Fruit and Mushroom Stuffings Review
The guide outlines chestnut stuffing using 1 percent pounds chestnuts and 2 to 3 percent quarts bread. It also covers fruit stuffing with reduced bread and added apples prunes or apricots and onion omission, plus mushroom stuffing with cooked mushrooms added to bread cubes.
Three Lovely Blouses For Your Suit Patterns
Three blouse styles from the same pattern offer youthful round or V necks with long or short sleeves. Available in snowy white crepe or soft pastels. Pattern No. 8078 sizes 12 through 42. Size 14 tab blouse requires 1% yards of 36 or 39 inch fabric. ruffled blouse 2 yards. bow tie and short sleeves 1% yards.
Quiz Answers From The Page
Answers cover astronomy history language and geography with July 4 for aphelion Daniel Webster the widow's mite worth one fifth cent Sagittarius known as the archer and Japan proper area of 148 756 square miles
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Japan
Daniel Webster
the Archer
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Valthge
Virginia Vale
Burl Ives
Eastern Illinois State Teachers College
America
Burl
20Th Century-Fox
Holmes
Baker Street
William Gargan
Russ Dolan
ABC
Fred Allen
Bob Hope
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Charlie McCarthy
Bing Crosby
Jack Benny
Amos ‘'N’ Andy
Allen
Adolph Menjou
Marguerite Chapman
Dennis O'Keefe
Michael O'Shea
George Coulouris
Sam Bischoff
Henry Morgan
National Housing Authority
Marilyn Maxwell
Western Newspaper Union
Sir Galahad
Tom Edison
Jimmy Doolittle
John Lewis
Sol Bloom
Fiorella la Guardia
Sol
Congress
Pier
Elmer Twitchell
U. N
U.S.S. Oklahoma
West Lock
Pearl Harbor
Navy Material Disposal Administration
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tom Fitzpatrick
Mints Beverage
Lynn
Geenena
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
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