Escape from the fort in a rain drenched pursuit
Montana and Rubriz flee a fortified governor's stronghold after regaining the emerald crown for the church. In the pursuit through rain and shadow, Montana leads toward the river with the friar and Rubriz, dodging guards and a stunned commander as gunfire echoes through the night.
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Montana
Rudwig
Duraya
Rosita
Rubrns
Ontana
Senor
Rubriz
Moor
Bilence
Rodred el Keed
Aoman
Brother Pascual
Romance by Evan Evans turns into a tense caper
In a dramatic scene, Rubriz sneaks through a fortress as General Estrada discovers a robbed room. The safe is open, drawers scattered, and a chilling scent fills the chamber as alarm bells ring outside while Rubriz evades guards with a door slung over his shoulder and a thrust for escape.
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Rubriz
Ignacio Estrada
Estrada
Arma
Luis Lapaz
Sefior
Harper 4 Brothers
The President Vanishes At Tivoli With Big Cast
A nation’s chief executive is kidnapped amid efforts to keep the country out of war in The President Vanishes at the Tivoli. Arthur Byron stars as the President with Edward Arnold Paul Kelly and Pegay Zinkinn among the cast of 200 schoolchildren. plus Laurel and Hardy short Live Ghost and a news reel. The City Opera House features Barbara Stanwyck and Warren William in The Secret Bride about a secret marriage triggering impeachment actions.
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Jay
Tivoli Theater
Arthur Byron
Edward Arnold
Paul Kelly
Pegay Zinkinn
Asdy Devine
City Opera House
Barbara Stanwyck
Warren William
Miss Stanwyck
William
Eger Arthur Fyron
Bora
Frederick Theater Presents Bright Eyes Cast in Continuation
Frederick theater shows Shirley Temple in Bright Eyes with James Dunn Judith Allen Lois Wilson Charles Sellon Theo dore von Eltz Jane Darwell and Jane Withers. Henry O Neill appears in How to Break 80 at Croquet and Walking Under a Ladder is shown. Little Miss Temple sings The Good Ship Lollipop. Feature is preceded by a cartoon South Pole or Bust and a news reel.
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Henry O'Neill
Senator LeGore Introduces Lien Bill for Hospital Claims
Senator Harry W. LeGore of Frederick county introduced a bill in the state Senate to grant hospitals liens on insurance policies. The measure would allow payment of bills incurred in treating persons injured in accidents involving motorists who carry insurance.
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Harry W. LeGore
Frederick County
State Senate
SLE Bitcher SLE BITCHER BY MARY E DAGUE
Advice column discussing cooking vegetables to improve flavor and texture. It explains seasoning, coloring, and cooking methods for different vegetable types, noting boiling reduces taste and color. It recommends baking or steaming and careful water use, with specific cautions for green and white crops.
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Mary E. Daguenea
America
Blue Russia Spring suits feature Cossack styling
The article describes spring suit fashion with a blue zephyr weight Shagmoor tweed. It highlights a high neckline tunic swing reminiscent of Cossack costume, a navy blue leather belt, and navy britons as finishing touches.
Salt Timing and Vegetable Preparation Tips
The article discusses how heat, salt, and water hardness affect cooking vegetables. It advises cooking stems at high heat while heads need moderate heat, warns that soda destroys vitamins, and suggests salting last five minutes for hard water. It also covers washing, removing grit, and a sample menu for tomorrow.
Westchester Cowboy to be broadcast for kiddies on CBS
Scarsdale Women’s Club plans a 15 minute kids program titled Westchester Cowboy to air February 19 at 5 p.m. on CBS. Club members will select the cast and invite listener opinions. A Wednesday 10:30 p.m. broadcast from WABC-CBS will feature a half hour concert with Howard Barlow conducting and Robert Goldsand as the first featured soloist.
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New York
Scarsdale
N. Y
Westchester
Wabc-Cbs
Howard Barlow
Robert Goldsand
Detru Faces Cleveland as Go Goslin Sees Strong Opponents
The fragment indicates Detroit outfielder Goose Goslin notes Cleveland as the strongest opposition while New York and Boston contend for third, with Detroit again challenging for top honors and a pennant race centering on key matchups.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Goose Goslin
Detroit
Life Is periled By Hiccoughs
Miss Eilhsbeth Warner a 20 year old Wheaton College co ed of Georgetown TL is in a serious Elmhurst Illinois hospital condition due to continual hiccoughs persisting since January 16. Intravenous feeding has started as she cannot retain food and sleeps only a few hours each night.
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Eilhsbeth Warner
Wheaton College
Georgetown
Elmhurst, I
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Path to Youthful Glow
Dr Edwards of Ohio developed a vegetable compound as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the intestines. His Olive Tablets are marketed as a gentle, olive colored remedy for impurities, claimed to restore buoyancy and a healthier appearance. Prices listed 15¢ 30¢ 0c.
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Edwards
Ohio
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