Montana Kid Executes Double Kill for Valley Escape
In the Valley of the Dead Montana the Kid Brother Pascual and Rosita confront guards escorting prisoners. A fight ends with Felipe and Francisco dead as Montana orchestrates their deaths to free a repentant friar and gain entry to Juan Silva's guarded valley. El Reed reveals himself as Montana, closing the escape with a brutal, deadly ruse.
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Montana Kid
Brother Pascual
Rosita
Mateo Rubriz
Montana
Estrada
Hostia
Francisca
Felipe “Devitt
Felipe
Francisco
Big Felipe
Juan Silva
Amigo
el Reed
Big Brother Pascual
Pascual
Brother
Harper & Brothers
Gilded Lily Opens at Tivoli With Colbert in Lead
The Tivoli Theater opens new comedy The Gilded Lily starring Claudette Colbert with two new leading men. A light sprightly musical comedy about a park bench duo whose joy is interrupted when Colbert’s character falls for an English noble incognito Ray Millard. Fred MacMurray plays a reporter. Added shorts include The Great Megaphone Mystery. City Opera House shows The Marines Are Coming for last performances today.
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Tivoli
Tivoli Theater
Claudette Colbert
Miss Colbert
Ray Millard
United States
Fred MacMurray
William Haines stars in Lieut Traylor romance at Frederick Theater
William Haines plays a roguish Marine Lt Traylor in a fast paced musical comedy program at the Frederick Theater. Ether Ralston co stars as Dorothy with Conrad Nagel as Capt Benton. A news reel and Cherchez La Femme are also on bill. Wil Rogers with Louise Dresser and others continue his engagement. The County Chairman, Fox Film adaptation of George Ade stage comedy, highlights small town politics.
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William Haines
Lieut Traylor
Wild Bill
Marine Corps
Dorothy
Ether Ralston
Bill
Capt Benton
Conrad Nagel
Wil Rogers
Louise Dresser
Evelyn Venable
Kent Taylor
Stepin Felchit
Berton Chuchill
Frederick Theater
Fox Film
George Ade
Maclyn Arbuckle
Village life comes alive in a quaint era of cartoons
A nostalgic glimpse notes a colorful, isolated village scene with a Foreign Service novelty, a Dog Show cartoon, and a news reel before the main feature.
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Foreign Service
Casserole of Chicken and Frugal Fowl Advice
Sete KITCHEN by Mary E Dague offers practical home cooking tips for using spring chicken, including soaking in salted water, low heat, and browning. The article provides a full casserole recipe for a four pound fowl with corn croquettes and a suggested menu, plus notes on an ancient printing machine brought from China to England.
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Mary E. Daguenea
Florida
Red White and Blue Party Tables Spark Good Cheer
A Washington's Birthday memeno describes a sterling silver baby set including cup bow porringer knife fork and spoon treasured long after a child grows. The note highlights festive table decor and keepsake items associated with the holiday.
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Washington
George Washington
Luff's Stuff Rambles About Spring Golf Season
The piece muses on entering the golfing season as warmer weather returns. It celebrates the joy of playing in healthful air, the verdant greens, and the refreshed opportunity to pursue golf scores after winter. The author signs as N. A Lufburrow.
WinSpin in Contest Wins Parker Fountain Pen for Griffin
David O Griffin of this city and Aetna agent won a Parker vacuumatic fountain pen engraved with his name for producing a set volume of new casualty insurance premiums. The award was part of a nationwide testimonial to Aetna’s vice president during October and November 1934. Griffin previously earned a California convention trip in 1915 and a solid gold Waltham watch in 1914 for top sales, and he may receive a silver service plaque next year. He graduated from the Actmaizers Educational Course in 1931 and is enrolled in a continuing lime study program through monthly seminars.
Finds Place For Loser BY WM. E. McKENNEY Secretary American Bridge League
This is the Terrace Bridge Club of New York hands. The fourth hand shows West with no hearts and the lead strategy. Declarer must avoid the spade finesse if it risks defeat. The key line involves club ace and king, a later queen of clubs, and careful discards to secure the contract.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Terrace Bridge Club
New York
Harry Kollman
Kollman
West
Bren
Declarer
East
South
Terrace Gridge Club
New York West
Huarts North
Queen of Diamonds
Appointments Made In Tockville Treasurer's Office
County Treasurer J Forest Walker announced seven of eight authorized appointments under the Prescott bill. Former county employees connected to Democratic patronage were named to clerical roles. John R Lewis became first assistant and Margriet Jones second assistant, with others including Carter Clauggett Frank Davis Ward Caddington Hempstone Griffith and Oscar W Roby filling clerical posts. Most had prior county service. new appointments follow the Fusion administration's staffing.
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Tockville
J Forest Walker
Prescott
Annapolis
John R Lewis
Damascus
Walker
Glaggett
Davis
Caddington
Aquar Control Board
Rockville
Griffith Bx
Roby
Carddington
Grant
County board plans transfers of new appointees
Reported to Walker yesterday and by county board members a majority of the new appointees will be moved to other duties. Bubstribe for The News.
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Walker
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N. A Lufburrow
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George Scarbd
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Mu Frederick
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Caudette Olbert
Crease
Paramount
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Evelyn Layé
Wiliam Haines
Ayn
Warner Brow
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Allen Jenkins
Liberty Magazine
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