Hollywood Extras and Star-Gazing on a Studio Drive
Rimer, a disgruntled Continental writer, and Anne Winter, Tulsa bound extra, rise in the Hollywood scene. Anne lands a screen test and a dancing singing gig at Grand United while Garry Sloan, a famed director, eyeing her work. Dan’s tension with Continental grows as Collier hints at Sloan’s wife’s divorce and Anne’s rising notoriety.
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Rimer
Hollywood
New York
Anne Winter
Tulsa
Okla
Dan
Continental Pictures
Anne
Grand United Studios
Mona Morrison
Eva Harley
Garry Sloan
Sloan
Grand United
Fred Hurley
Hurley
Rorimer
Continental
Paul Collier
Collier
Sylvia Patterson
Paul
Johnny Riddle
Gregg
Adamson
Martin Collins
Beverly Hills
Collins
Dancing Plans Turn To Pub Hall Intrigue In California
In a stranded party tale Mona and Eva discuss a night out after a costly dance hall plan falls into place. Paul Collier pushes a punchy tour of a 35 cent admission for four hours of dancing, a buffet and a girl show as Mona chases a carefree escape while Eva remains guarded about Mona’s late parents and Chicago relatives in the background.
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Mona
Eva
Collier
Paul
Dan
Los Angeles
Paul Collier
Continental P Lot
Anne
California
San Diego
Chicago
Eva Harley
S.S.S. Blood Tonic Promises New Life and Vitality
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a safe guard against anemia by rebuilding red blood cells. It claims benefits include increased appetite, renewed vigor, and improved health, urging readers to take the tonic before meals and to ask for the large size at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Radox Bath Clears Corns At Hendersons Drug Co
Three or four 15 minute foot baths over three nights dissolves corns and hard skin. The Radox bath promises stronger healthier feet and easier foot wear. Available at Hendersons Drug Co or any live druggist as a safe, sure remedy.
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Henderson's Drug Co
Old-Sized Bills Still Circulating Despite New Currency Rise
Treasury figures show on June 30 about 1.055 billion dollars of large sized currency remained in banks and public hands. Total circulation reached 4.813 billion with 3.753 billion in new money. 125 million old sized bills and 743 million new type in use.
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Department of the Treasury
Department
Treasury reports faster currency changes cut costs and approves new bills
The Treasury notes large denomination bills linger in circulation while new ones expand. One, two, and five dollar notes amount to 427 million, 42.9 million, and 667 million respectively, with growth tied to old bill redemption. Savings arise from smaller size lowering paper and printing costs, plus lighter postage and shipment, reducing federal and public expenses.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury and
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Tact in a playful exchange about love and marriage
A child asks if his mother truly loves him and the mother affirms affection. The boy then jokes about marrying the man who runs the candy shop, prompting a lighthearted reaction from Answers.
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Peter
Washington 4 H Livestock Show at Cavalry Barn Likely Aug 14
The Washington county Four H livestock club plans a show at the Cavalry barn known as the Berde lot on the city edge. Twenty one calves, over 100 pigs and eight sheep head were prepared. Judging begins at 10:00 with fat market hogs market litters purebred pig classes dairy heifers sheep classes purebred heifers and baby beef calves.
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Wahington
Washington County Four
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Isafe
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Livestock Club
Washington
Waterloo
Rockford
Davenport
Sioux City
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Bishop Cafeteria
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