Lumber camp romance on the St Victor frontier
Mark Darrell runs a timber camp near St Victor Canada with Nat Page as his assistant. Madame Kinross seeks to cancel the lease while Horace Broussac offers cash to push him out. Mark refuses a hasty marriage and vows to protect the land as Broussac’s schemes unfold. Mark consults Father Lacombe for counsel.
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Mark Darrell
St. Victor
Canada
Nat Page
Madame Madeleine Kinross
Mark
Horace Broussac
Broussac
Madame Kinross
Madeleine
Monsieur
Horace
Quebec
Nat
Joan Edwards Seeks Fame with Hit Parade of 1947
Joan Edwards plans a single personal appearance to promote Hit Parade of 1947 and will reside near Washington Heights theaters where she grew up. She is Gus Edwards’ niece and aims to inspire other youngsters to pursue show business.
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Joan Edwards
Washington Heights
New York City
Gus Edwards
Joan
Notable guest stars on Exploring the Unknown TV series
Host Sherman H. Dryer books famous figures for his Mutual Sundays science drama. Kay Francis brings Grace Moore and Elsa Maxwell as guests. In another session Pat O'Brien appears with New York City Mayor William O'Dwyer accompanying him.
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Sherman H. Dryer
Mutual
Kay Francis
Grace Moore
Elsa Maxwell
Pat O’brien
William O’dwyer
New York
Henry Morgan’s Housing Series Drawn For Radio Circulation
Henry Morgan of ABC’s flamboyant comedy format was pressed by the National Housing Authority to produce two minute transcriptions. The aim is to distribute the segments nationwide to radio stations addressing housing concerns.
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Henry Morgan
ABC
National Housing Authority
Marilyn Maxwell Writes Songs as Hobby
Marilyn Maxwell M G M actress and featured songstress of the Abbott and Costello air show pursues composing songs as a hobby noting her interest in music beyond acting and film work.
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Marilyn Maxwell
Rita Hayworth Skates Through Ballet Scene in Down to Earth
The column notes Rita Hayworth performing a full ballet routine on skates in Columbia's Down to Earth. It mentions Elliott Lewis hosting a second Sunday network comedy and Judy Garland in Drive-In amid industry chatter about Hays production, while a talent scout spotted an actress at the Playhouse.
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Rita Hayworth
Columbia
Elliott Lewis
Peasevere
Phil Harris
Judy Garland
CBS
Butt Fionaye
Yan
Oore
Ndlbrgorcree Playhouse
The Seigniory of My Husband in Jeopardy
A widow in St Victor refuses to wed Horace Broussac while clinging to the belief her husband lives. She explains she married her seigneur to protect her father’s property and fears his return. Broussac pressures marriage to secure the estate and lease.
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Fioe
Broussac
Mark
St. Victor
Monsieur Darrell
Lacombe
Newfoundland
Horace Broussac
Madame
Horace
Madelein e Admits Her Love for Mark
Madeleine declares love for Mark despite believed dead husband. She asserts marriage to the seigneur of St. Victor endures and vows to protect his seigniory, while Mark urges that the husband is alive and the marriage is doomed. She admits sin in loving him and contemplates telling Father Lacombe.
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Old Andre
Andre
Alphonse Vitard
Hector Mackintosh
Monsieur Lacombe
Horace Broussac
Mark
Madeleine
Darling
St. Victor
Father Lacombe
A Conference With The Parish Priest
Mark settles in a timbered belt seeking Madeleine as he frets over the seigneur said to be alive years after a presumed sea death. Madeleine opposes marriage, fearing the truth about Broussac, and Mark plans to consult Father Lacombe to uncover what truly happened when the ice broke.
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Mark
Madeleine
Horace
Andre
Mackintosh
Wizard
Seigneur
St. Victor
Nat
Broussac
Father Lacombe
Father Lacombe Speaks Mysteriously
Mark Darrell seeks truth about the late seigneur and Madame Kinross. Father Lacombe asserts Madame Kinross is not for Darrell and urges him to leave, hinting at hidden affairs and parish duties while refusing to reveal more. The scene ends with Mark departing in agitation.
Frock pattern No 8007 for six sizes with yard estimates
The notice advertises Frock pattern No 8007 available in sizes 12 through 42 with specific fabric yardage for size 14. It promotes fall and winter fashions, farm frocks, free instructions, a belt pattern, and states a 25 cent price with ordering details to be sent today.
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