Aristocratic Judith Goodloe Marries Self Made Heuben Glixer
The Story So Far shows Judith Goodloe wed Heuben Glixer as Reuben hides his failing fortune. The scene unfolds with the intruding fool and Cissy Pogers who loves Reuben, prompting a fear filled confession from him. The text reveals a melodramatic moment without stage tricks or elaborate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Goodloe
Heuben Glixer
Judith
Reuben
Celegrem
Cissy Pogers
Reckoning of a Wedding Night and Hidden Loyalties
Reuben and Judith navigate marriage’s demands amid jealousy and lingering affection. Cissy’s unspoken love for Reuben clashes with Judith’s poised calm as guests depart. The scene ends with a return, then a new curtain rises on their uncertain future.
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Judy
Judith
Cissy
Reuben
Japan
Mrs. Oliver
Rice
Goodloe’s
Married For Life Amid Turmoil and Returns
A couple navigates a troubled wedding and distant dreams after Reuben contemplates returning to fighting and pride. Judith’s steady presence confronts hurt, while plans for a New York voyage and a Waldorf stay unfold, as financial pressures loom with new machinery debts.
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Judith
Reuben
New York
Grant
Burma
Waldorf Astoria
Warder
Clem
Lune Justis
Debdis
Codsright
Tivoli Presents The Big Broadcast of 1938 Cast and Caper
The Tivoli hosts The Big Broadcast of 1938 with W C Fields and a starry roster including Martha Raye Dorothy Lamour Shirley Ross Ben Blue Bob Hope Lynne Overman Leif Erikson Grace Bradley Tito Guizar and a live Dionne Quintuplets novelty aboard a trans Atlantic liner tale. Opera House shows Love is a Headache with Franchot Tone and Gladys George closing a two day run while Mickel Rooney Virginia Weidsner star in a Broadway comedy misadventure with Ted Healy Ralph Morgan and Frank Jenks. A Charlie Chase comedy and a Pathe News reel complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fields
Dionne
City Opera House
Mickel Rooney
Virginia Weidsner
Ted Healy
Ralph Morgan
Frank Jenks
Charlie Chase
Pathe News
Angry Debate Rages In House Of Commons
London April 4 the government in an angry debate in the House of Commons ejected tonight the Labor Party s call to submit British foreign policy to the electorate Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain charged Labor s foreign policy proposals would jeopardize national security and vows to defend the realm with firm leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Labor Party
Neville Chamberlain
Labor
Hollywood Shorts and a Possible Extra Pact Plan
Hollywood executives discuss the film trade's troubles and a potential renaissance of romance on screen. The piece notes rising star salaries, accent mispronunciations causing flubs, and a plan to contract over 1,000 extras to replace central casting with a wage floor, as studios seek steadier work for junior players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Dom
McHugh Traces Five Stages Of Ha Ha
A quirky column by Bubbin Couns from Holywood notes on comedians and belly laughs, then mentions the U.S. House vote 259 152 on a peace issue. St Mary’s College student council elects Egidio Genova as president with class reps listed by year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHugh
Bubbin Couns
Holywood
Priek
Hyakwa
Thias
Labor
House
St. Mary's
Egidio D. Genova
Tary’s College
Shemonski
John McCabe
Ralph Bowen
James J. Tutly
Thomas J. McEtgott
Joseph P. Kealy
Edward D. O'Donnell
Willam Bridge
Johan J. Suffin
Edwin R. Tully
Peter Midura
Shinwell Slaps Conservative in Commons Spanished Row
In a heated Foreign Affairs debate a 34-year-old Labour MP Emanuel Shinwell slapped Commander Bower, a Conservative, amid questions over a Spanish insurgent agent in London. The incident caused an uproar as Shinwell urged confrontation while both men later apologized. The motion of censure followed in Parliament.
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Emanuel Shinwell
Bower
London
Leborites
Poland
Shinwell
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
A long list of marriage licenses includes Aivie H Zitte and Margare M Sutter. Pengagile Willan H Locher and Alice Jest Sissens. and many others with ages and locations. Property deeds show transfers in multiple counties including SLO and county records, with names such as Elizabeth S Hardman, John Albert Hahn, and William H Kipe. Equity cases note absolute divorce actions for Martha M Parker vs Stephen F Parker and Virginia M Ruby vs Frederick S Ruby, with attorneys listed.
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Aivie H. Zitte
Boonsboro
Margare M Sutter
Pengagile Willan H Locher
Alice Jest Sissens
Ethe
Samtons
Breaterek
Eleanor
Habe
Shverced
East
W Wa
Elzabeth V. Bennett
AK Ellis Lease
May Sainsuits
Hereywite, Va
Ker Joow
Anne Y Manger
Vetn
West Reass
EL F Marineese GS
Marjorne G. Jonnson
Lewistonn
Elizabeth
Hardman
John Albert Hahn
Slo
W. Guy Kipe
William H. Kipe
Jesse N . Nicodemus
Carville J. Nicodemus
Jesse N. H. Nicodemus
Lewis F. Nusbaum
Donald J. Kendall
Gilmore R. Flautt
Aerh
E. Geisler
David D. Reiff
Luther Martin
Ada
Knott
P. Luther Rice
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
P. Virginia Lutman
John L. Rouchzahn
Fannie O. Sanner
Equity
Martha M. Parker
Stephen F. Parker
Sherman P. Bowers
Virginia M. Ruby
Frederick S. Ruby
B. Rosenstock
Divorce Proceedings Filed In Circuit Court
Mrs Norma E Norris sues for absolute divorce from Owen E Norris formerly of Burkittsville now at Roxbury Penal Farm in Washington county. Married Feb 24 1927 at Hagerstown with three children, with Norris alleged to have beaten her and caused her withdrawal Oct 34 1937 constituting constructive desertion. Norris convicted of false pretenses and larceny serving term for chickens theft. Attorney Patrick M Schnauffer. Mrs Mary M Forrest sues Harry M Forrest Brunswick for absolute divorce alleging improper support cruelty and unfaithfulness. She says they...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma E. Norris
Owen E. Norris
Burkittsville
Roxbury
Washington County
Hagerstown
Norris
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Movie Scrapbook By Bill Porter and Scarbo Portraits
A fast portrait of Humphrey Bogart and a quirky award for worst performance by an animal actor, tracing Bogart through lean years, marriages, and idiosyncrasies. The piece notes his shift to animal stunts, hopes for Mayo Methot divorce, and life off the set with hangouts, music, and phonograph records.
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Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Humphrey Bogact
Mayo Methot
Wall Street
Petrified Forest
Dr. Clitterhorse
Remarkable Defense by McKenney in All America Bridge
The eighth in a series on 1938 All-America bridge players features a hand discussed by Harry Fishbein of New York. McKenney’s defense defeats the contract after sequence of ruffs and discards, with Abramsohn under-ruffing to deny Phil's late winning trick. Elis would have made the contract if he had discarded differently.
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Amanda
Tye
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Harry J. Fishbein
New York
Declarer
Phil
Abramsohn
Elis
Notable Bridge Defense by Phil Abramsohn
The article praises Phil Abramsohn of Hollywood Florida as a premier all round bridge player. It recounts a hand where Abramsohn, in the East seat, made a brilliant defensive play that thwarted Morrie Elis, with Herman Goldberg and the author as adjacent players. Abramsohn's opening lead and subsequent finesses illustrate his uncanny defensive vision.
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Phil Abramsohn
Hollywood
Fla
America
Harry J. Fishbein
Abramsohn
Herman Goldberg
Morrie Elis
Phil
Shull Custody Petition and Cross-Bill Filed in Thurmont
The document notes a marriage on June 19, 1916 with four children, three minors for custody sought by the wife. Attorney for the wife is Mr. Schnauffer. A cross-bill for absolute divorce is entered by William Clay Shulf against his wife Mrs. Mary G. Shull for desertion on February 25, 1938 and alleged unfaithfulness. Residents were in Thurmont. F. J. Campbell represents Shuff.
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Mr. Schnauffer
William Clay
South opens six no trump contract play problem
In a six no trump contract South faces overcall by West with hearts and spades. West has seven hearts and five spades headed by the queen, and heart finesse yields 11 easy tricks. The key question is how South develops the extra trick to make the contract, with Waldemar von Zedtwitz later described achieving the slam.
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South
West
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Montgomery Homemakers Club schedule announced for April events
In Rockville Maryland on April 4 Montgomery County Homemakers Clubs release April meetings led by home demonstration agent Miss Edythe M Turner. Upcoming gatherings include Bas announcement U Cecas Grove Clarksburg April 18 Osb n Joan April 16 Burtonsville April 18 Four Corners April 29 Wheaton Rockville April 22 Colesville April 25 German Town April 22 with color discussion and sewing machine demonstrations.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Edythe M. Turner
Bas
U. Cecas Grove
Clarksburg
Org
Pootesville
Barnesville-Dickerson
Damtascu
N Joan
Burtonsville
Four Corners
Brownintgsytte
Wheaton and
Rockytte
Colesville
French-Darnestown
Brookeville
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Elizabeth Bolfinger
Emon Bridge
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Martha E Stull
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Harry M. Forrest
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Blue and Grey Beauty Shop
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Just
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Montgomery
Burrall’s Cycle Shop
C. C. Carty
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