Cecily and Jim face tangled feelings in moonlit romance
In a tense exchange Cecily acknowledges her manipulative past and unsure love for Jim. He urges honesty as she frets whether their connection is real or the moonlit moment. She fears burdening him while admitting she once made men love her and longs for genuine sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily
Jim
Hollywood
Weber and Fields
Jack Benny
George Burns
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Gary
Betty Davis
Joe E. Brown, Jr
Dixie Dunbar
20Th Century-Fox Pictures
James Dunn
RKO Studio
Ginger Rogers
James Stewart
Paul Muni
Western
Union
Ambitious guest stirs romance and doubt at Meadowbrook
Jim grows wary as Cecily's guest Jeremy Clyde attracts Cecily while Jim fights jealousy. He plans to avoid Meadowbrook while Dolly, the drug store flirt, hints at Clyde's past and his own growing drift from work and home life. Jim contemplates a life apart at the riding academy as September evenings linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vaughn
Jim
Jeremy Clyde
Cecily
Meadowbrook
Riding Academy
MacPhersons
Susan
Tommy
Clyde
Vaughn
Jerry
Jeremy
MacPherson
Vaughns
Dolly
Jerry Clyde
Miss Innocence
Scotland Yard
Herb
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Joey
Morton Downey
Lanny
Theater Night Ended? Cherry Hollow Sees Quiet Finale
Jim sits beside Cecily during the last Cherry Hollow performance of the season. He watches her, wonders about Jeremy Clyde, and weighs a morbid urge to probe hidden depths. Two girls behind him brush his neck with a scarf and spark curiosity about the unfolding night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Cherry Hollow
Cecily
Jeremy Clyde
Cherry Hollow Company
Jeremy
Quaker Founder George Fox and Early Persecution
The piece notes George Fox was nineteen when called to preach, leading to his arrest and the rise of the Society of Friends. It describes widespread persecution of Quakers in England and the colonies, including jailing William Penn, executions in Massachusetts, and whipping of Quaker women, while affirming early Quaker gender equality in religion.
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George Fox
Society of Friends
Quakers
England
American
William Penn
America
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
STAR DUST Movie Radio and Hollywood Gossip
President Roosevelt records shape acting crys in voice tests at Selznick studios. Carole Lombard plans three scripts per year from Paramount, Gloria Swanson eyeing radio, and a spread on Guild strike avoidance. Industry notes on stars, parlor chatter, and planned tributes mark this Hollywood roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Selznick International Studios
Hollywood
Roosevelt
David Selznick
Carole Lombard
Paramount
Carole
Selznick International
Fredric March
Home Kitchen Tips and Quick Food Fixes from AROUND 4 THE HOUSE
Practical hints for doubling recipes and seasoning sparingly. How to stuff potatoes with eggs, bake until set, and add cheese. Odor control with charcoal, tablecloth repair via crochet, cauliflower whitening with sugar, cookie glaze from sugar and milk, rhubarb and figs stew, and knitting and food storage tips.
Kite Flying as Aerial Messengers in China
The Chinese take to kite flying with many marvels including dual strings to control the kite. Operators can shape kites into letters and characters to convey messages across distances.
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Ida
rEnviece
Chapter
Ross
Joey Quinn
Herbert
Scranton
STAR DUST Movie + Radio
Virginia Vale
London
Prince and the
Mauch Twins
Gloria Swanson
Mazie Kenyon
Gloria
Columbia Pictures
Carrie
Gladys George
Garbo
Spencer Tracy
Merle Oberon
Screen Actors’ Guild
Robert Montgomery
Jim Cagney
James Cagney
Costa
Cicero
Valla
Carl Warthan Chandler
Texas
Hamilton
Selden
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