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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1942

Page

9

Fabulous Film At Tivoli In Coming Week

Tivoli screens Tales of Manhattan with a stellar cast led by Charles Boyer Rita Hayworth Ginger Rogers Henry Fonda Charles Laughton Edward G. Robinson and Paul Robeson plus others over three nights. Also Flying Tigers with John Wayne and Anna Lee plays Thursday and Friday. Seven Sweethearts stars Van Heflin Kathryn Grayson and Marsha Hunt on Saturday with a Dutch hotel family plot, musical numbers and cartoons.

Charles Boyer Rita Haywork Ginger Rogers Henry Fonda Charles Laughton Edward G. Robinson Ethel Waters Roghester Paul Robeson Cesar Romero George Saunders Sears Boris Morres 5. P. Eagle Ben Hecht Ference Molnar Donald Ogden Samuel Hoffenstein Alan Campbell Ladislas Fodor L. Vadnai L. Gorog Lamar Trotti Henry Blankfort Universal News Flying Tigers John Wayne John Carroll Anna Lee Tivoli Jim Gordon Woody Jason Joan Carroll Woody Anna Lee the Tivoli van Heflin Little Delft Mich Kathryn Grayson Marsha Hunt Manhattan Rita Hayworth Rochester

Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man A Hollywood Horror Pitch

Universal announces Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man as the next horror epic. In a playful screen dialogue, Dr Frankenstein and the Wolf Man discuss sequels and audience fear as they brainstorm a chilling crossover and the future of their macabre franchise.

Universal Studio Frankenstein Doc Frankenstein Wolf Wolf Man Doc

Soldier Fiancé Chooses Nurse Over Engagement

Dorothy Dix advises a reader torn by a fiancé who fell in love with a nurse during hospitalization. The columnist notes convalescent weakness and nurse charm as common factors, warns outcomes depend on the ex or reconciliation, and suggests caution about visiting the camp. A movie-promo aside follows unrelated text about horror cinema and film titles.

Dear Dorothy Dix column on marriage and parental obstacles

A reader asks how to wed while two mothers of different nationalities resist. Dorothy Dix advises a firm, decisive plan to marry now or split, arguing old-age egos block happiness and urging a direct showdown to force acceptance and prevent ongoing misery.

Dorothy Dix Tom Dollie Liu

Omaha Trail at Opera House for Two Days

James Craig and Dean Jagger star in The Omaha Trail at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday, with Pamela Blake joining as Julie Ransome. Plot centers on Patrick Candel guiding an ox train carrying a locomotive across Kansas and Nebraska while Pipestone Ross schemes against railroad expansion. Also features Panama Hattie with Ann Sothern, plus Parachute Athletes and Pathe News.

James Craig Dean Jagger Opera House Craig Patrick Candel Pipestone Ross Kansas Nebraska Candel Omaha Pamela Blake Julie Ransome Pathe News Ann Sothern Panama Flm Hattie Jackie Horner Dan Datley Red Skelton Rags Rayland Ber Blue Libya Walter Woolf King United States el Moktar Warner Parkyakarkus Brooklyn Joan Woodbury Furlong Glenn Gray the Opera House Overland Mail

Brokenhearted wife seeks path after old affair hurts marriage

A reader asks whether to end a long marriage after a past affair. The response urges frank talk, acknowledges shared pain, and suggests separation as a possible solution if trust cannot be rebuilt. It cautions against living with unresolved hurt and hints at emotional strain from forgiving or not forgiving.

Support Of USO Campaign Urged In Frederick County

Harry Lo Decker of U S Naval Training Station Reinheldin urges Frederick County readers to support the USO. He explains USO’s role as a combined effort of the Y M C A National Catholic Community Service Young Men’s Hebrew Association and Salvation Army, noting its wide reach from Times Square to Sydney. He emphasizes the need for local funding to aid troops both at home and abroad and highlights USO Camp Shows as a key entertainment and morale program for service members and their families.

Harry Lo Decker U. S. Naval Training Station Reinheldin Wit USO Frederick Frederick County United Service Organization Y. M. C. A. National Catholic Community Service Young Men's Hebrew Association Salvation Army Thomas E. Dewey New York Times Square Sidney Australia Guadalcanal Kalamazoo Seattle Brunswick Middletown Joe Num Cher Af Praderick County Mayor Kelly Chicago Business Men's Club AWYVS Service Mens Center Kelly Ginger Rogers Hollywood Los Angeles Miss Rogers Sonne ¢ Chamber of Commerce Army Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps UGO Kelamazoo

USO support and the morale drive for service members

A letter praises USO and allied clubs for keeping soldiers well cared for with meals rail fare and stage door canteens. It highlights personal anecdotes from service members about Hollywood stars aiding morale and calls for broader public support to sustain morale programs through postwar needs and holiday giving.

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