Once Upon A Honeymoon At The Tivoli
Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers lead a gay comedy romance at the Tivoli in a wartime setting. The plot follows an American news broadcaster aiding a German baron’s marriage as war intrudes through Warsaw Amsterdam and Paris with Walter Slezak as the baron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cary Grant
Ginger Rogers
Tivol
Morday
Uiersee
Tee
Rusbard
Hitler
Warsaw
Amsterdam
Paris
Walter Slezak
Hollywood
Albert Dekker
Secret Service
Universal News
Gene Tierney
George Montgomery
Lynn Bari
Fifi
Tivoli
China
Victor McLaglen
Alan Baxter
Bobby Blake
Sig Rumann
Myron McCormick
Flying Tigers
March of Time
Lum
Abner
The
Chicago
Mnsiers
Rosemary LaPlanche
Kay Linaker
Irving Baker
Olllers
America
Local Residents Attend Weddings and Visits Across Towns
Weekend sees Private Glenn R. Rippeon of Camp Ritchie visit his parents and attend his brother Barry Rippeon’s wedding to Miss Betty Riley. Nurse Bernice Fogle stays with her mother Mrs Edward Hoffman. Nearby, visitors include Samuel Crone and Chas Lynch families, Mrs Estelle Curfman, and others at the Hoffman home. Trankiin T y, formerly at Camp Peary, visits Johnson family. Doris Barker and Miss Jennie Burrier visit relatives in Lewistown and Monath family hosts. Charles Flora and family relocate to Brunswick and move into the Mullican home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pleasant
Glenn R. Rippeon
Camp Ritchie
Rodney Rippeon
Barry Rippeon
Betty Riley
Bernice Fogle
Frederick City Hospital
Edward Hoffman
Samuel Crone
Frederick
Chas. Lynch
Woodsboro
Charles Hossler
Estelle Curfman
Oda B. Filler
John E
Darwin Burrier
August Morath
Jennie E. Burrier
August Monath
Doris
Lewistown
Mary
King
Charles Flora
Brunswick
Austin Mullican
Visit Notes From Ladiesburg and Nearby Homes
Visitors in Ladiesburg included Mrs Annie Lescalieet and daughter Mary of Hanover Pa with Rev J E Stephens of Braddock Heights. Also present were Mr and Mrs F H Birely Vernon McCor Wilmer Souer in the home of Mr and Mrs Waller Lind with Lewis Duttera, Bernie Frock and Joseph Lind. Billy McCoy visited the Smiths and the Birelys and his brother. Mrs Wilfert Smith of Baltimore visited Br cad Mes Edgar Smith and Judi sat key Fogle spent Sunday with Mrs Jennie Clabaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Delph Yingling
Annie Lescalieet
Mary
Hanover
J. E Stephens
Braddock Heights
F. H. Briely
Vernon McCor
Wilmer Souerning
M Waller Lind
Lewis Duttera
Bennie Frock
Joseph Lind
Reasons Husbands Drive Wives to Despair in Domestic Life
Dorothy Dix notes the top faults in husbands that annoy wives. Taking wives for granted, dumbness, lack of financial independence and poor manners draw ire, while consideration and courtesy could keep love fresh. The piece catalogs everyday missteps, from neglecting compliments to petty irritations at home.
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Basbard
Wasnuscanos
Jude
The
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Smaller Wheat Yield Is Predicted For 1943
The Agricultural Department forecast the 1943 winter wheat crop at 558.5 million bushels, down from 703.2 million last year and above the ten year average of 350.2 million. Plantings totaled 37.5 million acres, vs 38.34 million a year ago. State yields include Maryland 18.5 bu/acre for 5.62 million bushels and West Virginia 12.0 bu/acre for 1.30 million. A note adds vanadium may be recovered from New York iron ore for war needs.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Crop Reporting Board
Maryland
West Virginia
New York State
Union Bridge Notes Prompted by War and Family Moves
Union Bridge items report Mrs Ernest Sen as bedbound with grippe and the Jann Marshalls moving from Linwood farm sold to Winfield. A son to Rev and Mrs Charles C Sellers at Frederick City Hospital. Red Cross drive in Union Bridge exceeds quota with 1004.26 collected. Graduates and service members named from Linwood and Union Bridge area including Richard H. Green, class of 1942, Army sergeant, and Pvt Charles Albert Fowble on furlough from Camp McCoy.
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Union Bridge
Ernest Sen‘seney
WeRhanstiy’s Mills
Jann Marshalls
Linwood
Winfield
Theson
Moss Berry
New Windsor
Marshall
Charles C Sellers
Frederick City Hospital
Lon Edwards
St. Joseph
Baltimore
D. &. Edwards
Jacob Anders
Bethel Garden West
Anders
Jesse Lare
Walkersville
Jenass2
Eakle
Charles Albert Fowble
Camp McCoy
Wis
Charles Fowble
Kid Dynamite at Opera House in Two Day Run
The East Side Wide star in Kid Dynamite comes to the Opera House Monday and Tuesday. The story follows youthful gang members amid wartime tensions with a cast led by Lee Gores Hobby Jordan and Garret Delf, derived from The Sat urday Evening Post tale The Lon Gang. Added attractions include Daredevils of the West and Pathe News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Paul Ernst
Pathe News
Frederick
Tyrone Power
Maureen O'Haci
George Saunders
Thomas Miloneth
Laird Cregar
Glenn Willet
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
Idaho
Don Winslow
Coast Guard
Bali
Hollywood Notes on Stars and Studio Shakeups
Hollywood by PRSHENE TOWN SON NEW Star Service surveys era topics with film trends, star details, and production notes. It covers The Phantom of the Opera remake, Irene Dunne in A Guy Named Joe, and casting quirks, along with set reuse and director insights from Universal and Republic Pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Prshene Town Son
NEW Star Service
Universal India
Meavyiggvers
Claude Rains
Nelson Eddy
Stunna
Mary Philbry
Universal Studio
Irene Dunne
Spencer Tracy
Joe
Tracy
Vic Fleming
Ward Bond
van Johon- Sar Bet Ae
Joe Sanlley
Patna
Jbe
Republic
Cina
Oller
Earl Medgins
Wah
Birthday Party Honoring Glenn Babington in Frederick
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Babington of Frederick in honor of the occasion. Guests attended and celebrated with cake and simple refreshments, sharing good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Babington
Frederick
Donates pamphlets on church histories to Maryland Society
Rev Dr PLB Mivmer of Frederick donated pamphlets titled History of Ape lles Chuch and Old Monocacy Log Cnuch to the Maryland Historical Society, Battymore. The second church named is noted as the last religious edifice erected in Western Maryland. Dr Herm trois, a retired minister and Shakespearean scholar, assisted in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plb Mivmer
Frederick
Maryland Historical Society
Battymore
Maryland
Herm Trois
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the Tivoli
Key Fogle
Jennie Clabaugh
Dorothy DIX
Ter Nuspanas
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Depocit Inneurance Corporation
Opera House
Magazine Story
Ballenger
CLUB
Ballenger 4-H Club
Robert Whipp
Arthur Cook
Mr. Rogers
Ballene Lad
Rogers
Frederick Theater
Charlies Starrett
Hudson Sales Corp
14Th Street
N. W
Washington, J. C
Crystal
Caprice
Latrice, Crystal Beaty
Hemsberg
KEY Hotel
Opera
Velma June
Velma Sune
Sarah Mae
Pato
Stanley Crane
Sandra
Jackie Carvey
G Crane
Robert BL Crane
George B Highdricks
Bobby
Billy and
Johony
Russell Anhalt
Middletown
Derothy Gilbert
Myersville
Divie Thomas
Johnny and
Simmy Crane
Bobby Jordan
Reo Gorges
Fisms
Heald of
Jeri
Tomar
Ornl
Dr. Wise
Eddie Rickenbacker
Ante Baird
Moy Beyer
Cna Whdtaublediy
Eibentalte
Og Witten
Wtlerine Gen Ag
Sabeall
Jerry Nastia
Anulpet
Physis
Clagett
Holly Wayal
Jerry
Bin
Frederick, Maryland
Markell & Ford
Woon
Vocahontal
al Lines
Lyken
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Court St
Warner Brusci
Commers
Saturday Evening Post
Buster Crabbee
Dover
Secola
Cory and
Gutterya Gingey Pani
Wart
Once Upon A Honeymoon
Albert Basserman Deem
WO McCaret
HE Meguerins From
Brooklyn
Witliam Bendin
Grace Bradley
Arline 4Unge
Man Waer
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