Crowd Roars in Film at Tivoli and Other Features
Tivoli theater screens The Crowd Roars with Robert Taylor facing William Gargan in a light heavy clash that ends in Gargan's death. Edward Arnold, Maureen O Sullivan, Jane Wyman, and Frank Morgan fill key roles as backstage intrigue unfolds. Also shown are Dick Powell in The Cowboy From Brooklyn with Priscilla Lane, Freddie Bartholomew in Lord Jeff, and the popu lars Sweden novelty Fighting Judge and McNamee News. Cops and Robbers cartoon completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Wiliam Gargan
Gargan
Lionel Stander
Edward Arnold
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jane Wyman
Frank Morgan
Ham
McNamee News
Dick Powell
Cowboy
Brooklyn
Wyoming
Priscilla Lane
Pat O'Brien
Broadway
Powell
New York
O'Brien
Madison Square Garden
Sweden
McNamee
Lord Jeff
Freddie Bartholomew
Alickey Rooney
Freddie
Geoffrey Braemer
George Zucre
Gale Sondergaard
Barnardo
Mickey Rooney
Charles Coburn
Herbert Mundin
Peter Lawford
Jeep
Melody Of The Plains Coming To The Frederick Theatre
The Western feature Melody Of The Plains stars Fred Scott and opens at the Frederick theater on Saturday with Fighting Devil Dogs a novelty Snapshots and a cartoon and My Little Buckaroo completing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scott
Frederick Theater
Stories in Stamps: Dhow Trade and Mozambique Series
The article describes dhows as swift, landmark vessels of the Red Sea and East African coast, noting their 150 to 200 ton capacity, a single lateen sail, and long masts. It highlights their role in coastal trade and historical slave routes, and mentions a stamp depicting a dhow from Mozambique in a 39-value series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabian Sea
Orient
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Africa
Mozambique
Mozambique Channel
Mopyright
Heartbreak Town at Hollywood Talent School Raid
Hollywood August 26 police raided National Talent Pictures Corp. arresting four officials in a staged upturn that drew distraught parents and frightened children. Many insist the charges are a mistake and vow support for Ira Overdorf while blaming rival interests for the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service Star
Hollywood
National Talent Pictures Corporation
Heartbreak Town
Ira C. Overdorf
Prompeter
Enterprise
Overdorf
D. A
Edward Rose
Screen Juveniles iMagazine
Realysteria
Florida
Maine
Texas
North Dakota
San Diego
Seattle
Plans the Piarg Eelee by Bill Porter and George Scarbo
Hollywood magician Chester Morris is cited as a top talent who shifted from vaudeville to stage and radio, with a public image of skill and personal quirks. The piece discusses jealousy among figures in a talent school scheme, upcoming production plans, and mixed opinions on a movie’s quality and potential audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Hollywood
Chester Morris
New York
Aliso
Bravo
Huzzah
Week's Films for City Opera House
Local cinema announces a packed week with Army Girl and a tale of mechanized cavalry at Camp Knox as the centerpiece. Virginia Bruce, Mary Astor, and Herbert Marshall headline a triangular romance in Woman against Woman. Friday features Man's Castle with Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young, then Saturday brings Riders of the Black Hills with the Three Mesquiteers. Also shown are The Secret of Treasure Island chapter four and a community sing cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sittry
Oberg
Tee Grvatry
Min Evans
Mearca
Tank Corps
Preston Foster
Miss Evans
Ovy Mechanized Cavalry
United States
Camp Knox
Wild Bill Hickok
Pathe News
Virginia Bruce
Mary Astor
Herbert Marshall
Marshall
Miss Bruce
Margaret Culkin Banning
Spencer Traty
Loretta Young
Tracy
Miss Young
Black Hills
Stony Brooke
Tucson Smith
Lullaby Joslin
Bob Livingston
Ann Evers
Ray Corrigan
Max Terhune
Livingston
Treasure Island
Court News and Civil War Note In Lookout Mountain
Marriage licenses list four couples from Dillsburg Gardensville Huntington Mt Union and Philipsburg. Property deed records show Larkin Miller and wife transferring to Robert S. Dodd for $10. The Civil War battle of Lookout Mountain was described as the battle above the clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Graves
Viriginia L. Stanley
Gardensville
Herbert C. Whittaker
Huntington
Janet N. Dunlap
Mt. Union
H. Melvin Flack
Elizabeth J. Welch
Philipsburg
Larkin H. Miller
Robert S. Dodd
Lookout Mountain
Steamer Rescues Crew Of Three From Yacht
The Eastern steamship Jiner rescued a crew of three from a blazing schooner yacht off Scituate Alass. The liner, traveling from Boston to New York, said it would land the crew at the Cape Cod canal. A lookout at Scituate Coast Guard station reported the fire began suddenly with no fatalities or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scituate
Alass
New York
Lire
Gloucester
Coast Guard
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Scituate Coast Guard
Mountain View guest and local visits reported
Aug 27 notes from Sabillasville list Sydney Hall staying at Mountain View. Visits include Miss Virginia Roberts of Baltimore with Miss Annabell Eby, Mrs J S Messix of Easton with family, Miss Annabell Eby visiting Baltimore, Mauss Irene Wise returning from Niagara Falls trip, and Bruce Bestian Ruth Black visiting Newark relatives. Edgar McKissick announces birth of son at Waynesboro Hospital. John Kunkle ill at Frederick City Hospital. John Pryor of Monongahela visiting his parents, Annabell Eby times in Baltimore, Carrall Harbaugh and Lester Wagaman of Milton spent weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssbilasville
Sydney Hall
Mountain View
Virginia Roberts
Baltimore
Annabell Eby
J. S. Messix
Easton
P. I. Long
Jean Pryor
Louie Merritt
Philadelphia
Mauss Irene Wise
Niagara Falls
Canada
Bruce Bestian
Ruth Black
Newark
New Jersey
Jessie Black
Edgar McKissick
Waynesboro Hospital
John Kunkle
Rederick City Hospital
John Pryor
Monongahela
Afr
Stanley Pryor
Carrall Harbaugh
Lester Wagaman
Milton
Farewell party honors Hickman relatives in Doubs
A Wednesday evening farewell was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. William Hickman’s Doubs home for R S Hickman and his Spokane visitor son. Refreshments were served. Guests included numerous Hickman relatives and friends with many Hie man and Oland family members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hickman
Doubs
R S Hickman
Spokane Wash
J. P. Hickman
Wim. ‘Hickman
James Carrey
S T. Hickman
C. F. Heim
H L. Myers
C. D Hickman
M. Walter Hickman
R.S Hickman
Nina B Houck
Keefer Wachter
C D Oland
Edward Day and Son
Emory Heim
Helen Lewis
Edwin Heim
Philip Myers
Roger Myers
R. Ranneberger
Jack Baer
Austin Murray
Gien Biehl
Wm. Biehl
George Wenner
Dewey Hickman
Grover Shaff
Kate Newton
Nell
Virgina
Catherine
June Oland
Christine
Patricia
Dolores Hickman
Erma Heim
Siirley Lewis
Tivoli Show Opens With My Bus and Comedy Featured
Tivoli presents My Bus starring Dickie Moore as a widow’s son loyal to his mom as a family crisis unfolds over inheritance. Buna Granville and Anita Louise headline supporting roles with Bobbie Jordan, plus a Pete Smith specialty. City Opera House showcases Bar 40 Justice with Bill Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy aiding ranchers against gold miners, joined by Russell Hayden and Gwen Gaze, plus a Secrets of Treasure Island chapter and cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivol
Hollywood
Dickie Moore
Buna Granville
Russell Hayden
Gwen Gaze
Treasure Island
Pauline Dean Found Guilty in Drunkenness Hearing
The Friday night Police Court session found Pauline Dean guilty of drunkenness on the street as charged by City Officer Charles Burras. Judge Walter E. Sinn imposed one day in jail. Frank Alexander, also jailed on the same charge by Officer George Hoffman, remains in custody in continuation of the case tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Dean
Charles Burras
Walter E. Sinn
Frank Alexander
George Hoffman
Notable Names List From Local Social Pages
A reader compiled names including Mary Evalyn Nancy Heim Edna Eva Mae Margaret Myers Jane Boyne Barbara Rich Evelyn Wenner Jacqueline Hickman Alva Compher Meredith Hickman Millard Hickman Weldon Rickman John Hickman Samuel Hickman Jr John Lewis Day Shipper Earl Ramsburg Francis Houck Raymond Houck George Wenner Emmett Hickman Grover Shaff Ir Ray Wachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evalyn
Nancy Heim
Edna
Eva Mae
Margaret Myers
Jane Boyne
Barbara Rich
Evelyn Wenner
Jacqueline Hickman
Alva Compher
Meredith Hickman
Millard Hickman
Weldon Rickman
John Hickman
Samuel T. Hickman Jr
John Lewis
Day Shipper
Earl Ramsburg
Francis Houck
Raymond Houck
George Wenner
Emmett Hickman
Grover Shaff
Ray Wachter
Movie Quiz Contest To Start September 1
Motion pictures loom large as an industry campaign launches a 1.5 million dollar drive to promote cinema nationwide. A Movie Quiz contest offers 2500 cash prizes, 30 questions on 94 films, and a 32 page booklet with rules and entrants’ 50 word preferences. First prize is 350,000 with numerous other awards, running through year end December 31. Key organizers include Joan J Payette of Warner Bros and Carter Barron of Loew's Eastern Division, overseeing Washington and Baltimore districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moton Picture
Disr
Hollywood
Stauckh
Hullwaced
Joan J_ 'Payette
Warner Bros
Washington
Carter Barron Loew
Baltimore
Rudy Beriger
Sam Flax
Wheat Drops Nearly a Cent as Market Nervous
Wheat prices fell about a cent in a nervous, erratic market as traders waited for clearer export data. Government export orders and reports from the Southwest suggested a drop in export business while lower rail rates to the East were anticipated within a month. Corn held steady helped by further export activity, with about 300000 bushels added, lifting the weekly total toward 2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Mullin
Chicago
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Court News
Ray A. Arbogast
Ruth ML. Lenhart
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Palestine
Jesse J. Renner
Republican
Opera
Madge Franrs
Grey Geetge
Theater News
Markell & Ford
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
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Bonita Granville
Anita Louise
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