Week's Films At Tivoli and Opera House Showings
Tivoli theater features O Human Bondage with Paul Henreid and Eleanor Parker Sunday through Tuesday, followed by Lover Come Back with George Brent and Lucille Ball Wednesday and Thursday. Bowery Bombshell opens at Opera House Sunday and Monday, plus Kitty and The French Key with added shorts and news. Frederick theater presents Gene Autry in Man From Music Mountain Friday and Saturday along with Alice in Jungleland and The Lost City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Maugham
Paul Henreid
Eleanor Parker
Tivoli Theater
Philip Carey
London
Mildred Rosers
Mildred
Janis Paige
Alexis Smith
Nora Nesbit
Carey
Sand
Universal News
George Brent
Lucille Ball
America
Vera Zorina
Travis Banton
Charles Winninger
Carl Esmond
Raymond Walburn
Elisabeth Risdon
Louise Beavers
Wallace Ford
Franklin Pangborn
Sam and
Abner
Pine Ridge
Arkansas
Two Cates
Bacall
Arms
Leo Gorcey
Bernard
Gorcey
Jasper
Pathe News
Kitty
Paulette Goddard
Ray Milland
Albert Dekkar
Evelyn Ankers
Havana
Tom Neal
Margaret Lindsay
Sunset Carson
Peggy Stewart
Red River
Frederick Theater
Old Sequoia
Scream Specialist Miss Swartz Returns to Screen
Miss Swartz, after retirement and a pause from acting, builds a new career as a scream specialist. She performs varied screams for films, often dubbed in, and claims diverse rates, with a famed $50 blockbuster scream and quieter $33 takes. She trains vocal cords, avoids smoking, and drives to the hills to perform without disturbing neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swartz
Heisler
Waller Wangers
Susan Hay~sward
Marsha Hunt
Opening slips steer win in bridge hand of the day
America's Card Authority columnist William E. McKenney notes a widely discussed hand. Declarer struck after East and West erred on leads, with West misplaying spades and East missing an overtake in clubs, allowing a cross-ruff to clinch the contract despite a vulnerable start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America
Declarer
East
West
Hollywood Talent Tale Sparks Scream at Universal
Hollywood gossip column recounts a chaotic scene at Universal as director Stuart Heisler audibly auditions child star Sara Swartz amid a crowd shouting jokes. The piece recalls Swartz’s early fame as a Denver discovery brought to Hollywood, likening her to a Shirley Temple figure and noting Venice Italy as a past nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Universal
Heisler
Sara Swartz
Sara
Raarby Swartz
Denver
Elephant Ourself
Carl Laemmie
Shirley Temple
Venice
Italy
Island
Pearl of the
Adr
Jath
Berlin University students shaped by postwar party politics
Irene Angersteins report from Bertin notes Berlin University is dominated by party factions, with about 8,000 students facing damaged facilities. Many lack books, rely on lecture notes, and contend with rubble filled surroundings, while traditional campus life has faded amid pervasive political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Angerstein
Hal Boyle
Bertin
Berlin University
Germany
Students critique postwar democracy and professors
Students voice distrust of the “new democracy” era, deeming adults unteachable and the era window dressing. They demand systemic teaching and criticize teachers as poor pedagogy. Some say dancing is unsafe for anxious youths while a Red Army captain lectures at the university, yet many forecast a grim future.
Veterans welfare debate leaves locals split on WWI vs WWII care
Reporters Quiz finds six residents answer whether World War I veterans were treated as well by the Federal Government as World War II veterans are today. Opinions vary from no difference to hard to compare due to changing times and hazy memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranedom
Court News Marriage Licenses In Pine City and Reading
Local court notices list multiple marriage licenses including Lai Hollega widower and Reta M. Scott both of Pine City New York Herschel Keplinger and Nellie Monn of Hitgerstown Joe Brooks Jr 27 of Reading and Dorothy Payne 26 both colored. Property deeds show transfers from Melvin Kever to Herbert Cannon Nettie Stockman to herself and husband Annie Haines to Derr Myrtle Beall to Kehne and others with various county city values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lai Hollega
Wil Richard Ge. Lauper
Reta M. Scott
Pine City
N. Y
Herschel L. Keplinger
Nellie Virginia Monn
Hitgerstown
Joseph E. Brooks, Jr
West Patrick Street
Dorothy L. Payne
Reading
Melvin C. Kever
Herbert F. Cannon
Nettie B. Stockman
Annie BE
John W. Grove
Lvling H. Weil
Walter G. Repp
Carville PF
Grabill
County
Purebred Cattle Flown To Greece
Local residents support the Give an Animal to Greece drive as three Jersey cattle maturely cross the Atlantic. The bull and two heifers, valued over $10,000, were donated by Borden Milk Company and shipped to the American Farm School in Salonika. Donations may be sent to the Greek War Relief Association or the Frederick County chairman Dr. Bertha Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Jersey
Atlantic
Salonica
Demetrios Kassourini
Greek War Relief Association, Inc
West S7th Street
New York
N.Y
Frederick County
Bertha L. Loomis
Magnolia Avenue
Borden Milk Company
War era cattle program ships animals to Greece
Aary of three animals moved by air from Newark to Athens will aid the American Farm School in livestock care before reaching breeding age. A shortwave message from Athens and a CBS report will detail the journey of the animals intended to boost Greek milk cattle after wartime losses exceeding four million head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Athens
Neriontienl
CBS
American Farm School
Vann
Greece
Conspiracy To Fix Wish Prices Charged
A grand jury in Los Angeles charged 13 officers and members of a labor union with conspiracy to fix prices. The case, tied to a broader anti artist division report, marks a first in Southern California ports investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
CIO International Fisherymen and Allied Workers of Amerificance
California
William C. Dixon
Pacific Coast
Union charged in case with Jeff Kibre among defendants
San Francisco officials list Jeff Kibre and several city units as defendants in a charge. The record names the San Pedro Santa Monica Newport Beach and San Diego units as parties. The material context points to a labor dispute or organizational action surrounding the union. The report also mentions a separate accident in Baltimore where Larry Marine was buried by sand in a gravel pit but survived with injuries. It notes California horse and cattle figures for 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Kibre
San Francisco
The
Idea
Oficers
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Newport Beach
San Diego
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Tivoli
Warner Bros
W. Somerset Maugham
Qié
Eags
South West
North East
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Russell Feaga
Yellow Springs
Harry Cosgrave
Adamstown
Samuel G. Zimmerman
Mear Eteets
Bernard Keller
Feageville
John Engle
Clarksburg
Kenneth R. ‘Nusbaum
Frederick
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Thomas H. Morris
Mgr
Seiberling
Southie
MOS Powereful
F.S. Key
Acousticon Lescalbeett Co
Summit Ave
Rhone
Hagerstown
W. Washington Ser
Court News
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market
Mon
August
Frederick Fair Grounds
Winekor
Congress OF Clowns
King Brothers Circus
Baltimore
Larry Marine
Marine
Carney Sand and Gravel Company
St. Joseph's
Union
Edmund Gwenn
Janis
Paige
Enuin Gouong
John Haniel
Johnny Mack Brown
Billy the Kid
Chaptes
Scarlet Horseman
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