Jim and Dolly Drift Through Cherry Hollow Night
Jim visits Glendale with plans for a carefree evening with Dolly at Dutch’s, while tensions simmer around Cecily Vaughn and her sister Susan. Tommy, a prep-school boy, seeks help with a love letter crisis, and Jim muses on Cecily as a potential distraction amid garden theater settings and a moonlit country road.
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Dolly
Tommy
Jim
Navy
China
Cheerio
Don Juan
Cherry Hollow
Lenore
Vaughns
Cecily
Litten
Hans Christian Andersen
Hamelin
Letter to Dolly Sparks Private Village Visit
Tommy asks Jim to deliver a letter to Dolly from a girl who works at the drug store. He worries about consequences if revealed his relationship with Fay and past breaches of promise tied to his father’s money. Jim teases but remains discreet while the boys discuss risk, reputations, and school trouble.
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Jim Fielding
Glendale
MacPhersons
Mac
T. H. Vaughn
Meadowbrook
Jim
Kay
Lenore
Dolly
Vaughns
Cecily
Tommy
Vaughn
Susan Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Mrs. MacPherson
Jeremy Clyde
Sue
New York
Patton
Miss Vaughn
Greta Garbo
Cecily Vaughn
Clyde
Jack
Pete VanHorn
Dad
Fay
Yommy
Salamagundi Periodical by Irving Brothers and Paulding
Washington Irving and brothers founded The Salamagundi with James K. Paulding in 1807 to correct the town. The venture produced 24 issues before the publishers tired of the project.
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Washington Irving
James K. Paulding
STAR DUST Movie Radio Highlights and Hollywood Moves
TheWomen's National Radio committee crowns Rudy Vallee hour best variety show drawing protests from Bing Crosby fans. Errol Flynn injured in a rebel attack but the injury is minor with return planned. Jessica Dragnette and Lanny Ross land summer film engagements while Gale Patrick and Gail Patrick rise at Paramount. Sam Goldwyn reshapes projects after Tucson cold. Fred Astaire pursues Carole Lombard in a Ginger Rogers free film with James Stewart seeking same. Western Newspaper Union.
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National Radio Committee
Bing Crosby
Warner Brothers
Errol Flynn
Ireland
Errol
Spain
Hollywood
Jessica Dragonette
Lanny Ross
Miss Dragonette
Bobby Breen
Grand National Company
Victor Schertzinger
Sam Goldwyn
Tucson
Arizona
Barbara Stanwyck
Fred Astaire
Carole Lombard
Ginger
Rogers
James Stewart
Ginger Rogers
M-G-M
Luise Rainer
Astaire
Soul Sickness Quote by Cowjer
An archival line conveys a weary critique of daily injustices and outrages gripping the world. The speaker laments moral fatigue as humanity endures continuous distress and wrongs.
Barbara Bell Patterns and the Two-in-One Apron Dresses
A fashion feature highlights Barbara Bell patterns and a two-in-one apron dress idea. It promotes patterns 1276 1915 and 1224 with sizes and yardage, invites readers to order the Spring Summer Pattern Book, and directs mail orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois.
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Chic
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Adierika Promises Quick Relief for Gas and Stomach Pain
An old advertising blurb touts Adierika as a remedy for gas pressure on the heart and discomfort from gas across the bowels. It claims one dose clears gas, cleanses the intestines, reduces bacteria, and improves sleep and appetite with testimonials from Dr H L Shoub and Mrs Jas Filler.
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H. L. Shoub
Words and Deeds: A Quote from Shelley
A concise reflection on the power of actions over spoken words. The famous line emphasizes deeds as the true measure of virtue and intention.
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Larrimore
Heepyee
Star Dust Movie Radio
Virginia Vale
Leonard Penn
Gladys George
George McDonald
Jean Parker
Penn
Paramount
Gail Patrick
Paramount Studio
Jack Benny
Pola Negri
Clara Bow
Dick Foran
Elissa Landi
Palm Springs
Claire Windsor
Constance Bennett
20Th Century-Fox
Wallace Beery
Western Newspaper Union
Dr. Pierce
Aise
Tablets Inc
Quaker State
Sar As
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Oil City
Penoryiveaia
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