Garbo at Tivoli First Three Days
Tivoli screens Greta Garbo in The Painted Veil with Herbert Marshall and George Brent, plus Jean Hersholt and Katherine Alexander. The St Louis Kid with James Cagney is Thursday and Friday. added short features include My Grandfather's Clock and news. Opera House shows I Am A Thief with Ricardo Cortez and Mary Astor, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, plus cartoons and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli Theater
Greta Garbo
Queen Christina
Herbert Marshall
Somerset Maugham
China
Marshall
George Brent
Jean Hersholt
Warner Olend
Katherine Alexander
Will Osborne
Patricia Ellis
Allen Jankins
Dorothy Dare
Hobart Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Carole Lombard
Zasu Pitts
Leo Carrillo
Nat Pendleton
Opera House
Ricardo Cortez
Mary Astor
Irving Pichél
Robert Barrat
Barretts
Wimpole Street
Pursuit Of Happiness at Tivoli features Lederer in Broadway hit
Francis Lederer stars in The Pursuit of Happiness at the Tivoli with Joan Bennett and Mary Boland in a tale of a charming shy Hessian soldier amid bundling customs. Dance Contest and Popeye cartoon precede the feature, with additional acts and shorts including Tarzan in Inside Information and Jungle Rhythm Revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli
Francis Lederer
Tivoli Theater
Alexander Hall
Lederer
Lawrence Langner
Armina Marshall
Joan Bennett
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Marbara Barondess
Richard Himber
Local visitors share hospitality in Boydstown area
Dec 8 members of the Watkins and Kerr families visit or are hosted by nearby households. Mr and Mrs Lester Watkins of Long Corner bring two children to see Sylvester Watkins. Mrs James B Maughlin and Rev P Kerr were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Courter. An infant son of Mr and Mrs is christened by Rev Kerr in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
Lester Watkins
Long Corner
Sylvester Watkins
James B Maughlin
and & P. Kerr
Court-er. Young
Friendship
Kerr
Roosevelt
Congress
Huey Long
Senator Vandenburg
Michigan
Pennsylvania
David Reed
Minnesota
Dill
Upton Sinclair
Washington planners eye utilities railroads and oil
Roosevelt era planners pursue government power ventures despite a business armistice. Regulators target holding companies and oil industry oversight expands. Railroads may be redrawn, and TVA projects persist amid ongoing private sector regulation debates.
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Washington
Byron Price
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
Local Social News and Obituary Fragments
Mrs Young and Mrs Gott with daughter Hattie visited Rockville friends Sunday. Ambrose Kingsberry recovering well after appendicitis surgery in Frederick City Hospital. Havery Baker family and Mrs Ruth Myers of Lovettsville dined with Henry Wrights. John Wintchel found dead near home. funeral at Boyds Presbyterian with Rev Kerr officiating. interment Boyds cemetery. Mrs Mary Shry returns home with M J Sandower after two months with Edgar Rollins family in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Kingsberry
Frederick City Hospital
Havery Baker
Local Guests Share Weekend Dinners and Visites
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wire and son Buddy of Rockville were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wire. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Day visited Mrs. Day's mother, Mrs. John Cordell, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman of Dun Galk were Sunday dinner guests of Rey and Mrs. J. P. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Day spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald of Barnes town.
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Ington
Paul Wire
Buddy
Rockville
Prank Wire
R. B. Day
Affairs of Cellini at Frederick theater feature Bennett and March
Sixteenth century Italy revisited on the Frederick screen for four days Monday through Thursday starring Constance Bennett and Fredric March as Benvenuto Cellini and his seductive model Fay Wray. Frank Morgan appears as the duped husband with Barbara Bennett in a supporting role. Dickie Moore, Gloria Shea and Franklin Pangborn also appear in Tomorrow's Youth. Buck Jones headlines Saturday with One Man Law and Burn Em Up Barnes chapter ten, plus cartoons and news.
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Italy
Frederick Theater
Cellini
Constance Bennett
Fredric March
Benvenuto Cellini
Goldsmith
March
Fay Wray
Miss Bennett
Florence
Frank Morgan
Auxilary
Acropolis
Dickie Moore
John Miljan
Martha Sleeper
Gloria Shea
Franklin Pangborn
Dickie
Buck Jones
Santa Letters From Libertytown and Frederick Area Readings
A scanned compilation of Christmas wish lists from residents of Libertytown and Frederick area with requests for toys and goods. Names include Kathryn Long Anabelle Long Irvin Long Viola Long Dorothy Kline and others. items cover dolls trains marbles wheelbarrows guns games sleds piano typewriters and festive tree supplies with fruits and candy.
Five Rules for Balanced Meals From Kitchen Experts
Os Kitchen by Mary E. Dague presents five household rules to guide meal planning. Emphasizes balanced diet with 10-15% protein 25% fat 60-65% carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, milk intake, and a crisp, chewable item each meal. Notes economizing with lettuce cabbage tomato juice and cheaper meat cuts. Includes sample Monday menu with breakfast lunch and dinner items.
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Mary E. Dague
NEA
Nice
Disarmament vows glare amid naval power debate
Quotes from Admiral Mineo Qsumi and other leaders warn against naval expansion and warn of consequences if disarmament offers are rejected. Alfred E. Smith and James E. Van Zandt weigh in on political maneuvers, while Dr. Sherwood Eddy cautions about fascist leadership and war risks in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mineo Qsumi
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Mgr. Roosevelt
Congress
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
God
Mussolini
Russia
Sherwood Eddy
Asia
The
Indicted Commissioners on Trial in Coming Week
Seven former and present Anne Arundel county officials face trial next week in the Circuit Court on indictments returned earlier by the grand jury. The charges involve improper salary payments to police magistrates Glen Burnie and Annapolis, with past acquittals in related cases. Also slated for trial are John A Bromley and Zach Johnson on a separate conspiracy count to sell a power shovel at an exorbitant rate, with prior denials and pleas ruled upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Lewis Kelly
Elmer E. Parkinson
J Edwin Wilson
F. Guy Kelly
C. Addison Hodges
Severn Arnold
Oid Board of County Commissioners
Elbert H. Dogges
Glen Burnie
Parkinson
John A. Bromley
Zach Johnson
House of Delegates
John A Bromley
Annapolils Banking and Trust Company
James Clark
Howard County
A. Theodore Brady
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The report lists visits by V Burdette and relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Mrs. Dodge Hem ming and Violet, Mrs. Lucy Price, Miss Julia Burdette, and Miss Louise Anderson are noted as spending weekends with family in the area, with Lillian Stone and Frank Strube among those visiting from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nellie Burdette
Louise Anderson
Harry Anderson
Christmas Services at Hyattstown and Local Social Events
The Christian Church will hold Christmas services Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. The M B church held a union social and roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Mullican. Russell Murphy of Washington spent a few days with his mother Mrs Gertrude Murphy. Mrs Walter Lawson celebrated her son Donalds fourth birthday with a party for the communitys youngsters. Mrs Luther Burd tt visited her daughter Mrs Gabriel Burges. Allen Burger underwent an operation to remove glass pieces from his nose. Mr and Mrs Frank Wheatley of Catonsville visited Mr and Mrs W
Loudoun Farm Sale Closes Season At Hillsboro
The Loudoun county sale near Hillsboro drew a large crowd with brisk bidding. Horses sold from 41 to 100 dollars, nine horses totaling 1 433 560 dollars. cows 20 to 85 dollars. machinery including a binder 164 and a tractor 107. Wheel harness up to 10 and bridies 3 25 each. Household goods fetched strong prices. total proceeds 2 67612. Robert L. Wright Lovettsville acted as auctioneer with A Norman of Purcellville as clerk.
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Yirginta
Loudoun County
Yenus Senta
Hillsboro
Robert L. Wright
Lovettsville
A. ©. Norman
Purcellville
Dear Santa Letters From Johnsville and Nearby Areas
A collection of humorous holiday wish notes from children in Johnsville and nearby towns. Requests include toys such as wagons, dolls, a rocking chair, a tricycle, a baby buggy, a piano, a dress, shoes, a ball, a singer’s top, candy, nuts, oranges, and a tree trimming, with multiple signatories and addresses.
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Mery Ellen
Phyllis
Middletown
Santa Claus
Billy Guyton
Burkittsville
Charles Oscar Beard
Johnsville
Santas
Pierse
Dorothy Keeney
Santa
Virginia Idella Grebill
Richard Thomas Norris
Airy
Austin W. Luhn
Frederick
Route 4
Albert L. Luhn
Patricia
Patsy) Garrett
Motter Avenue
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Garbo
Theater News
City Opera House
Tarzan
Inside Information
Rex Lense
Marion Shilling
Philo McCullough
Victor Patel
Jimmy Aubrey
Robert Hill
Bill Baldwin
Tom Keene
Uncle Sam
Keene
Betty Furness
Edgar Kennedy
SkGe Daag
William Frawley
Cugigo
HS Brother
Grete Garbo
Garner
House
Ickes-Moffett
Young
James P. Gott
Hattie
Robert Williams
Plessiel
LO Leud
Omeldy
Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Bourse Weary
Europe
Monte Carlo
Bennett
Santa Letters
Lincoln Highway
Kenneth—Karl Zimmerman, Jr
West Fifth Street
Deer Santa
Russell L. Castle
Frederick R. F
Richard
Castle
Frederick R
James R. Day
Libertytown
Kathryn Long
Anabelle Long
Irvin Long
Viola Long
Frances Sprankle
Echeo
Jane Sprankle
Bobby Kline
Franklin Street
Mary Graser
Carrie Graser
Frederick, Route 2
Evelyn M. Eline
East Third Street
Dorothy E Kline
William WH. Kline, Jr
Eleanor Zimmerman
Victor Kroh
Betty Kroh
Charlotte M. Kline
Carroll House
Ricardo Carter
Irving Pichel
I Am A Thief
Francis Potrell
Post Service Oficer
Setemac Edison
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Barnes
Hyattstown
Toan Bennett
Mary Boland Oy
Betty Roop
Cartorn
Gareo
Warner
Wonder
Eee
Ellington
Tarzan the Coniter Dog
Buck Tone
Fellows-Rogers Studio
Qualite
Patrick St
Croquignole
Warner Wave Studio
North Market ST. Washington, Baltimara Wumington, del
Markell & Ford
Carroll St
Tite News Office
Naewspaper Hab Hiye
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