Shopworn Angel at Tivoli Theater this week
The Tivoli presents Shopworn Angel starring Margaret Sullavan and James Stewart as a showgirl and a doughboy who wed before his wartime departure. Walter Pidgeon appears in the triangle with a showgirl, doughboy and playboy. Saturday features Josette with Simone Simon and a Don Ameche–Robert Young pairing. Three Blind Mice, a Popeye cartoon, and Pete Smith add to the program.
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Margaret Sullavan
Tivoli Theater
James Stewart
Stewart
New York
France
Miss Sullavan
Walter Pidgeon
Show Girl
Doughboy
Playboy
McNamee News
Donald
Kansas
Loretta Young
Santa Barbara
Marjorie Weaver
Patrine Moore
Joel McCrea
Miss Young
David Niven
Stuart Erwin
Miss Weaver
McCrea
Niven
Josette
Simone Simon
New Orleans
Don Ameche
Robert Young
William Collier
Tala Birell
Simone
Cherchez Ia
Femme
Bert Lahr
Joan Davis
Comedienne
Pete Smith
New Windsor and Branford Visitors Reported
Aug 13 note that Edward G. Richardson returned from visiting daughter Mrs E Cox and family in New Windsor. Branford Conn Mr and Mrs J Walter Getty are registered at the Chelionte Atlantic City.
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New Windsor
Edward G. Richardson
E. Cox
Branford, Conn
J. Walter Getty
Chelionte
Atlantic City
Sykesville
Nets
Burton Twining
Glenarm
Stewart F. Hurline
Ray Smith
Joan
Westminster
Isabel Howes
Walter Engel
Baltimore
Barbara Howes
William Banderich
Fort Howard
George F. Howes
Wilbur Wimmer
Carrall Ely
Margaret Wilson
Dorothy Mackain
Olney Theater
Lawrence Riley
Miss Wilson
Sykeville High School
Edward Fisher
Della
Fisher
Cooksville
Presbyterian Mite Society
B. B Nicoli
Caroline Ridgely
Washington
Judy
Mary Jane Kemp
Charles Egolf
Russell
William
Edward
Louis
Earl Egolf
Earl
Lawrence
John
Florence
Red Lion
Janet Hail
Adrian Brown
Cora Penn
Bessie Sullivan
S. B. Sutch
Liberty Road
Helen Hatfield
Bon Secours Hospital
W. R. Hatfield
Earl Warner
OVRIEN By Bill Porter and George Scarbe
George OBrien a leading outdoor action star in silent and talking films remains popular. Born in San Francisco he is athletic and holds many film star records. He never smokes or drinks and served in the U S Navy in World War I winning the Pacific Fleet light heavyweight title in 1919. He traveled widely through Europe Africa and the Americas and began with small film roles after a period as a camera man. His first lead was The Iron Horse. He now works in Ranger Code standing six feet one inch and weighing 180 pounds with dark brown hair brown eyes and a three year old daughter.”
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Bill Porter
George Scarbe
George Obrien
San Francisco
U. S. Navy
Europe
Africa
Central
South America
King of Hoboes Jeff Davis Goes to Hollywood for Movie Work
Jeff Davis, famed hoboes king, leaves California for Hollywood after a police tip about a film project. Paramount hires him as technical adviser on a movie about hoboes, hoping to capture authentic dialogue and scenes. Davis recalls riding in luxury trains to reach the studio and discusses hoboes’ work, unity, and status.
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Falll Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Jeff Davis
Philadelphia
Jeff
East
Paramount
Davis
Studio
Los Angeles
Rebel
Burlington
California
King Kong Returns to Opera House at Cry of Fame
King Kong the prehistoric ape returns to the Cry Opera House for a two day engagement with Fay Wray and the Fantastic story cast. The program also features Wild Bill Hickok serial, Pathe News, and other attractions including When Were You Born astrological mystery thriller with Anna May Wong. The lineup includes Test Pilot with Clarke Gable and Myrna Loy, The Feud Maker Western, and The Secret of Treasure Island among other features.
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King Kong
Fay Wray
New York
Miss Wray
Robert Armstrong
Bruce Cabot
Wild Bullicok
Pathe News
Anna May Wong
Lola Lane
Margaret Lindsay
Anthony Averill
James Stephenson
Jeffrey Lynn
Cupled
Step
Clarke Gable
Myrna Loy
Opera House
Miss Loy
Kansas
Gable
Spencer Tracy
Bob Steele
Maker
Texas
Tex
Marion Weldon
Frank Ball
Karl Hackett
Budd Buster
Treasure Island
Birthday surprise for G Frank Flohr noted in Baltimore guests
Woodbine social notes list a basket lunch at 11 30 a m for Ernest Hall and visiting Clarke family from Revere Massachusetts. Terrill Warrington with Rosemary visited Washington. Marion Prough hosted supper for Claude Naile Nellie Lou Herman Barnes and Dorsey family. A surprise seventieth birthday party for G Frank Flohr honored by many Baltimore guests.
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Ernest Hall
Woodbine
William Clarke
Revere
Mass
John T. Clarke
Terrill Warrington
Rosemary
Washington
Marion Prough
Claude Naile
Nellie Lou
Herman Barnes
William
Jonathan Dorsey
G. Frank Flohr
H. Flohr
Ridgely Islohr
Herbert Flohr
Miss Irma
Sterling Fl
Annual Chicken Supper Slated at Taylorsville Church
Aug 20 at 5 o clock the Taylorsville church will host its annual chicken supper. Local residents and visitors are listed among those visiting relatives and hosting dinners including Miss Bella Patterson Mr and Mrs J C Nail and family and many others with multiple guests from Baltimore and local towns.
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Taylorsville
Bella Patterson
Elizabeth Barnes
J. C. Naill
Lillie Lou
Stewart Hurline
Liberty Road
Roy Wright
Baltimore
Waller Wright
Hunter Arnold
Frank Byers
Annabelle
Mary Byers
Lawrence Horrizon
Des Grimes
Burgess Condon
J. C. Naili
Thomas Byers
Bella Paterson
A.T. Byers
E. A. H. Barnes
Annabelle Armeid
Howard Price
Oliver Price
Eloise Gunn
Mt. Airy
Pearl Dempsey
William Dempsey
Balmore
Thomas Hood
Wilbur Hood
Jesse Hood
Levi Frizell
Morgan
Bold Opening Bid and Diamond Play Boost Kunkel Score
John C. Kunker of Harrisburg Pa showcased bold bidding and precise diamond play to reach a game in a bridge hand at the Western States Tournament warmup in Pittsburgh. After a two no trump opening, he navigated the diamond sequence, pressed the right finesses, and emerged with an absolute top while others faced failure over diamond finesse temptations.
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John C. Kunker
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Yarborough
Kunkel
West
Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visits Across Town
Local society column lists visits among Frizell, Barnes, Byers and Wagner families. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Thurston Wagner near Woodbine with Mrs Thomas Moore Sr, Mrs Helen Frizell and relatives, plus Orlando and Herman Faryer and Ruth Mayers of Mt Airy. Trips to Baltimore noted for multiple households. A Sunshine class straw ride to Braddock Heights featured a basket lunch with a large group.
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Helen Frizell
Thurston Wagner
Woodbine
Thomas Moore
Orlando Faryer
Sonar
Orlando, Jr
Herman
Ruth Mayers
Mt. Airy
Edith Smith
York
Dorothy
Elizabeth Barnes
Baltimore
Mary Byers
Eva Magin
Annabelle Arnold
Ruby Warner
Katherine Wright
Ruth Wright
Joyce Wright
Clara Warner
Ruby King
Charles Warner
Taneytown Fire Company Plans Annual Outing
Taneytown August meeting of the Volunteer Fire Company in the municipal building discussed plans for the annual outing for members slated for Wednesday afternoon and evening August 31 at the Carroll County Fairgrounds. Also noted are social visits from Miss Lucille Wanty and Miss Isabel Crum of Frederick and relatives visiting the Wantz family in Miss Wantz’s home.
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Taneytown
Carroll County Fairgrounds
Lucille Wanty
Isabel Crum
Frederick
Wantz
Mervin Wantz
R. S. Minnick
Louise
Lee
York
Western Trails at Frederick Theater Review
Bob Baker will star in Western Trails the feature at the Frederick theater on Saturday August 20. The last chapter of Fighting Devil Dogs a serial will be shown Added attractions are Scrappy's Playmates two cartoons and September in the Rain an orchestra novelty.
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Bob Baker
Frederick Theater
Scrappy
Notable local obituaries and community notices
George R. Sauble for several weeks. John Reid of Detroit is visiting son Marlin Reid and family. Robert C. Benner attended the funeral of Dr. M Hadwin Fischer and served as guard of honor. Dr. Fischer directed Camp Nawakwa and taught Religious Education at Gettysburg Seminary.
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George R. Sauble
John Reid
Detroit
Mich
Marlin Reid
Robert C. Benner
M. Hadwin Fischer
Dr. Fischer
Gettysburg Seminary
RKO Slates Wide 1938 39 Film lineup at Tivol theater
RKO Radio Pictures plans forty four releases for the 1938 39 season announced by Warner Bros Tivol theater manager Jack Forney. Titles include Room Service with the Marx Brothers and Love Match starring Irene Dunn and Charles Boyer. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a new song and dance musical. Sixty Glorious Years and The Saint Strikes Back among other releases. Technicolor shorts Ferdinand and the Bull and Brave Little Tailor are also expected, with stars such as Tommy Kelly Bobby Breen and Peter Holden in several productions.
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RKO Radio Pictures
Jack Forney
Warner Bros. Tivol. Theater
Marx Brothers
Dombine Studio
Gunga Din
Claudette Colbert
Irene Dunn
Charles Boyer
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Irene Bal
Vernon Castle
RKO
Annabell
Saint Stikes
Sant
Rondon
Tommy Kelly
Fae
Peck
Circus
Peter Holden
Bob Burns
Bobby Breen
Eipsteins
Walt Bley
Yellow Jack at Tivoli and Heart of Arizona at City Opera House
A torn page theater listing shows Yellow Jack at Tivoli about the Spanish American War with Dr Walter Reed passing germs hero Lewis Stone and Robert Montgomery with Virginia Bruce. City Opera House features Heart of Arizona with William Boyd Natalie Moorehead. Also on screen Happy aids distressed women against cattle rustlers with Dorothy Short George Hayes Russell Hayden plus a Treasure Island serial and Big Bure Cast short.
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Tivoli
Walter B. Reed
Lewis Stone
Robert Montgomery
Virginia Bruce
City Opera House
William Boyd
Heart of Arizona
Boyd
Tais
Natalie Moorehead
Fair Sex
Dorothy Short
George Hayes
Russell Hayden
Treasure Island
Big Bure
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Tivoll
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Ovrien
Spromnent
HGH
Santa Clara College
Cozese
King of
Arkansas Traveler
Wallace , Beery
Charlie Chaplin
Clark Gable
al ‘Jolson
Irving Berlin
Irvin S. Cobb
Jim Tully
Chaplin
Tully
Hoboes of
America
Itinerant Workers’ Union
Misses Jones
William Forster
Carroll County
Charles C. Grave
Baldwin
Long Island
Karl Luther Mumford
Grove
College of the City of
Henry Clarkson
Knollwood Pool
William W. Pindell
Georgia
S. C. Musgrove
Clyde Pindell
William B. Owings
John T. Ridgely, Jr
Ocean City
N. J
William H. Stinson
William E. Hopkins
Onancock
Cape May
Walter Morse
Hot Springs
Virginia Rehbein
Towson
Andrew Rehbein
Frank Mellor
Providence M. P
Eunice Gaither
Milton Conaway
Charles Hall
Leroy Tabler
Clarke Hall
Robert
Norris Imogene
Janet
Flohr
Mount Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Charles Edward Hall
Silver Spring
Watersville
Cooksville Camp Grounds
Amelia Johnson
House of Lords
House of Commons
City Opera
Howe
WM. E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
South
AKSB
KKI
South West
King
Washington, D. C
Roland Gasnell
Eila Null
Jefferson Hooper
Truman Frizell
Laura Harrison
George Grimes
Frank Barnes
J. C. Neill
Geraldine Frizzell
Virginia Shipley
A. T. Byers
Charles Wagner
Edward Welker
Sandra
Pleasant Unity
Welker
Demsberg
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C. A Devine
Henry Hulle
Henry O'Neill Eerie
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