Cohan Biopic and Pittsburgh Noir At Tivoli
George M Cohan story stars James Cagney in Yankee Doodle Dandy style tale of The Four Cohans, rising from Providence to Broadway with tunes like Give My Regards To Broadway. Also Pittsburgh features Marlene Dietrich John Wayne and Randolph Scott in a Mills-era drama about steel city progress and war effort.
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Cagney
Cohen
Cohan
Providence
BR. 1
Jerry Cohan
Walter Huston
Jim George Washington
Nellie Cowan
Rosemary DeCamp
Trish
Michael
George
Josie
Jeanne Cagney
Four Cohans
United States
Buffalo
Mary
Joan Laslie
George M. Cohan
Cohans
Sam H. Harris
Richard Whorf
Cohan-Harris
Little Johnny Jones
Broadway
George Tobias
Frances Langford
Z. Sakall
Eddie Foy, Jr
Walter Catlett
Spirit of
Universal News
Marlene Dietrich
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Randolph Scott
John Wayne
Fim
Miss Dietrich
Wayne
Scott
Steel City
Fido
Warner Brothers
Tivoli
James Cagney
Joan Leslie
Rosemary DeCamy
George M.cohan
Brigan
Background for stardom and the comeback tale
In Hollywood a tall red haired aspiring actress named Lucile Ball defies a 15 year prognosis of walking again after a severe accident. She survived paralysis and spent years in hospital and wheelchair before returning to stardom at M G M. A truck driver who loved to sing rises to star in a studio musical alongside her.
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New York
M-G-M
Hollywood
Studio
Sters
Lucile Ball
Brentwood
Beverly Hills
From Wall Street Runner to Hollywood Star
The tale follows Roy Rogers and Humphrey Bogart as examples of screen ambition born from failure. A golfer's encouragement sparks a journey from jobbing on Wall Street to motion picture fame after a subway seasickness drive him to seek work on a theater stage.
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Tom Mix
Roy Rogers
A. Brady
Sign
Hollywood
Wall Street
Subways
Humphrey Bogart
Good Pastures for Poultry by Jull and Rice
University of Maryland extension service issues bulletin stressing clean range of succulent green pasture as key to poultry health and efficiency. Sunlight and fresh green feed cited as essential to reduce feeding costs, support bone and feather growth, and boost hatchability. Authors Morley A. Jull and Wade H. Rice.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
Morley A. Jull
Wade H. Rice
Poultry Department
Ginger Rogers Collapses From Carbon Dioxide Fumes On Set
Actress Ginger Rogers fainted today during a dance scene at a Hollywood studio due to carbon dioxide fumes from dry ice used for special effects. Dr H O Strathearn ordered her home for the day.
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Ginger
Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
H. O. Strathearn
OPA Answers Ration Questions On Freeze Period
AP features explain wartime rationing rules during the February freeze. Stores will stay open but consumer sales of rationed foods with point stamps halt until March 1. Consumers may use fresh produce and keep on hand canned goods to supplement. Stamps may not be removed outside dealer presence. Point values are posted on items or shelves and in an Official Table of Point Values. Point prices may change, announced at ration period close when possible. Use higher denomination stamps first to avoid change issues.
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OPA
Maryland turkey growers seek more eggs to hit goals
Maryland turkey producers must obtain more eggs or hatch poults from other areas to meet a war production goal. Extension poultry specialist Wade H. Rics cites a 10 to 15 percent reduction in turkey breeders in 1943 versus 1942. The goal calls for about 489,000 head, a 1 percent rise from last year.
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Maryland
Wade H. Rics
University of Maryland
Wartime Fat Saving Reminder for Home Cooks
The notice urges saving all kitchen fat during wartime, using fat drippings as seasoning or shortening, and keeping fats clean, cold, and stored in a dark place until used. It emphasizes avoiding scorched fat and promoting fat reuse in cooking and baking.
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United States
Ayrshire Breeders To Convene In Baltimore
The Maryland Ayrshire Breeders Association holds its annual meeting in Baltimore next Thursday at the Left Bite tole. President Edward F. Stanfield of Randallstown opens at 10:30 a.m. with reports on 1942 activities and plans for 1944. Afternoon speakers include T Conklin of Brandon Vermont and Dr. E. S. Savage of Cornell University.
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Maryland Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
T. Conklin
National Ayrshire Association
Brandon
Vermont
E. S. Savage
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
My. Conklin
National Association
Results Depend Much Upon Chicks Quality
University of Maryland extension specialist Charles S Williams says brood chick results hinge on chick quality and keeping conditions. He urges farmers to prep brood houses now for spring chicks, cleaning thoroughly and moving to fresh ground before placement. After cleaning and drying, fresh litter should be laid on the floor.
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Charles S Wiliams
University of Maryland Extension Service
Williams
Weaver Bros and Elviry at Opera House review show
The Weaver Brothers and Elviry star in Mountain Rhythm at the Opera House with wartime farm plots and a prep school revolt. Also on bill: G-Men Vs The Black Dragon chapter nine, Pathe News, and Gentlemen Jim returns. Friday features They Raid By Night with wartime intrigue and Nazi villains. Saturday showcases Johnny Mack Brown in Old Chisholm Trail with Adventures of Smiling Jack. Can planning tips urge readers to stock canning supplies for the season.
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Weaver Brothers
Elviry
West Coast
Lynn Merrick
Joseph Allen, Jr
Annapolis
Pathe News
Jim
Frederick
Gentleman Jim
Byrd Flynn
Opera House
Jim Corbett
Alexis Smith
Jack Carson
Ward Bond
John L. Sullivan
Victor Varconi
Norway
Johnny Mack Brown
Old Chrisholm
Smiling Jack
Man From Cheyenne at Frederick Theater Friday Show
Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes star in Man From Cheyenne at the Frederick Theater this Friday and Saturday. Chapter 12 of The Secret Code, a comedy Coal Black and De Sebben Dwarfs, and a sports novelty Along Texas Range are listed as added attractions.
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Frederick
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Cheyenne
Frederick Theater
Coal Black
de Sebben
Texas Range
Dorothy Dix Says: War era love woes and advice
Dorothy Dix dispenses wartime romance guidance on resisting entanglements with married men and choosing self respect. The column urges defense plant workers to avoid danger signals and prioritize home stability, warning that affairs offer no lasting happiness.
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Dorothy Dix
Sean
Keystone Paint Products and NICODEMUS Paint Store Ad
Keystone Paint Products offers house bath and interior rubber glass wax and cleaner. NICODEMUS Paint Store located on Court Street lists phone number 423 for supplies and services.
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Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus
Court St
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Tivoli Mondey
By&seine Johnson
Forty-second Street
le Bee
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Weaver Bros
Meleee
Margaret McPheeters
Extension Service
George Washington
America
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Strem
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rose Point
Cambridge
Heemsbeg
KEY Hotel
U.S
Women In Defense
Cupid
Sam
Garden of Eden
Mar
Dvorces
Sony
Sid
Wil
Iran
Ohus
Sue
Moss Dix
Sie
Husbard
Red
Lawl
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the Hell Syndicate, Inc
Otat
Carena
Northwest Rangers
James Éiabiean
Jack Holt
Jack
Bea
Pol
Ove
Aive
Irene Manning
Robert Buckner
Edmund Joseph
Red Skelton
Dixie
Khore
Peter Whltmet
Sriver Siren ‘Ey
George Hoight
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