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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1938
Page
10
A melodramatic tale follows Judith and Gary in a romance complicated by Reuben Oliver’s money troubles and a planned elopement. Cissy Rogers aids Gary while Judith faces tests of fidelity, jealousy, and a costly pursuit that ends with a tense homecoming.
Reuben rips his necktie and labors to finish the tent and camp gear building, while Judith and Gary confront turmoil after a night at a grand dance. Judith discovers her children missing, suspicion falls on Alf and Oliver as fear turns to anger. Reuben’s actions loom as the storm of emotion unfurls in the woods.
A pageant cantata The Way of the Cross by over 100 Jefferson Lutheran Sunday School and adult participants was presented Easter Sunday evening at Jefferson. Directed by Mrs Thomas L Tarasher with committees for decorating and costuming. The Holy Week sequence featured choirs and scenes from the entry to Jerusalem to the Resurrection, including narrations by Rev George H Seiler and readings by Miss Margaret Thrasher.
Star Leo Gorcey discusses leaving Broadway for Hollywood and his writing ambitions. He recalls early jobs, from plumbing to Dead End, his shift to screen acting, and his poet ambitions though he distrusts the word junk. He notes radio work pays eight minutes for a week, and his family background as a comedian.
A fragmented feature notes Bill Porter and Randolph Scott, detailing Scott as a talker who resists interview, his preference for jumpers in riding, and his wife Marion DePone of Somerville. It mentions a Georgia Tech and UNC stint, Europe tour, Little Theaters, a Paramount scouting find, and physical traits.
The interview reveals a young actor discussing career hopes and personal life. He brings his parents and siblings, dislikes films but admits his girlfriend supports it, mentions a steady for months, a desire for $5000 and a solid contract, and reflects on typecasting and ambitions to act beyond juvenile roles. He shares leisure habits and a self view as a stubborn, solitary fisher on the water.
Sonja Henriques reunites with Don Ameche in Happy Landing as part of a three day Tivoli showing joined by Cesar Aymery Ethel Merman and Jean Herschel. Ice dances by Sonja highlight the film plus a Robert Benchley short and a news reel. Rod Comes Back closes two day City Opera House run with Wayne Morris in the lead and Maxie Rosenbloom opposing him. June Travis co stars with a Pathe News reel and The Lone Ranger chapter one.
Mr and Mrs John W Eldridge of Mersville hosted their card club at home on Monday evening with members attending a dinner. The social gathering reflected a cordial evening among local club participants.
A dense listing of radio network broadcasts and cultural programs includes WEAF NEC WJZ NBC CBS and WABC schedules featuring news talks concerts and poetry. Notable items note Madame Kraft and Vigneras presenting French song history at Hood College plus a Dublin separation ruling on cruelty in marriage.
A fragmented question set asks who is the insight.nz man and what long-devised push that succeeded. It questions English politicians’ interest in a recent by election and asks the winning party. It also includes true false and multiple choice items about the Kuomintang and a quote from a governmental head.
Hyattsville Md April 29 30 mansions and churches in Prince Georges County from the Revolutionary War era will be open to the public many for the first time during the annual Marland Garden Pilgrimage Forest Garden Club chairman Mrs Harold Knapp announced at least three estate owners agreed to open sites not visited in previous years for visitors this year
An old style advertisement promises relief from neuritis neuralgia and muscular aches with ARTHEROL at 35 cents. It guarantees refund if not satisfied and lists Williamson's Drug Store at 12 N Market Street as the point of purchase.
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