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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
11
Montana Bid and Mateo Rubins enter Duraya to reclaim the af raid crown of Our Lady stolen by the governor. Rosita betrays them. Montana escapes with half the crown while Ruodris is halted by others. A tense scene unfolds among soldiers and trapped laborers.
Mateo Rubriz is captured after a violent pursuit in the fort rain. He eludes guards with bold leaps, retrieves emeralds and gold, then flees toward Bishop Emiliano while Major Alvarez and the general seek to determine the church robbery suspect.
Tivoli presents The President Vanishes with a plot of kidnapping and intrigue as the nation nears war. Arthur Byron Edward Arnold Paul Kelly Pegey Conklis and Andy Devine lead a large cast in this wartime suspense tale. Laurel and Hardy in Live Ghost and Hauptmann testimony news reel accompany the program.
The five day engagement of Bright Eyes with Shirley Temple closes today at the Frederick theatre. The heart warming swift human drama stars Temple as a waif who becomes the airport’s pet. Supporting cast includes James Dunn Lois Wilson Judith Allen Jane Withers and Theodore von Eltz. Preliminary attractions feature a cartoon South Pole or Bust and a news reel.
Scouty the mule wears out the rider as Coppy hesitates to mount. The farmer, testing the stubborn animal, calls it obedient, then offers a meal for all. The scene ends with Windy grinning and a promise that the story continues.
Henry S. Dinkelspiel Jr, a National Team of Honor champion, plays a duplicate game with a partner. West opens six clubs against six hearts, challenging the contract. The play shows how declarer makes six hearts despite club roughness and a misguessed diamond king.
Washington February 7 The Senate appropriations committee adopted a prevailing wage amendment by 12 to 8 sparking administration moves to reverse the decision. President Roosevelt rejected most NRA auto worker recommendations, keeping only a fall model launch to spread work and stabilize labor income.
Society column records numerous visits among residents including Esther Sharrer, Ignatius Lambert, and families of Long, Cover, Rodger, Birely, Gaver, Albaugh, Lang, Gardner, and others. A Mt Zion Fellowship meeting was postponed to February 12 with a one act play Bushs Debut planned. Past Chiefs Association of Mt City Temple met at Anna Atkinson’s home with Mrs Ruth Grove presiding.
Fay Webb accuses Rudy Vallee of neglecting wifely duties for other women including Alicia Faye in a court fight over alimony. The report notes a Pythian Sister meeting with 15 members and guests, hospital update for Fern Etzler, and plans for a March 6 gathering hosted by Meg Keyser.
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