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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1946
Page
4
A fragmented OCR page lists clues and numbered entries across topics including biology geometry and language. Notable terms appear like bloodless season, rubber tie, vegetable and pronoun plus many scattered fractions and arrows indicating a puzzle layout.
Ivan Hall of Pittsburgh joins the California trip and debuts a three handed bridge variant where dealer declares and the dummy holds the old hand. In the national mixed pair finals in San Francisco Sven achieves an amazing result by a precise line of play to maximize tricks despite East keeping only three trump tricks.
Hollywood notes recount a nine year old Donald Devlin struggling with a dialog line in Swell Guy. Director Robert Slodmak urged improvisation, asking how he would say the line Girls are no fun. The boy quipped he could not say it. Also included is a tale about Ethel Barrymore inspiring a young actress with a husky voice due to a cold, highlighting stage sacrifices and comic misfortune.
In a sunlit country house Greer and Rocky share a charged moments as care and duty mix with growing attraction. A chaperoned visit becomes a test of restraint while Harriets arrival hints at social complications ahead for Greer.
A gossiping actress visits producer Bill Pine in hopes of landing a movie part, praising Pine’s past work and claiming to have met every star. Pine diverts her by suggesting she study My Sister Eileen before any offer. The piece contrasts she and other film world anecdotes with industry banter and clever quips.
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