Fashions of 34 Tivoli Opener Attracts Crowds
Tivoli theater opens with Fashions of 1934 featuring William Powell and cast including Bette Davis Verree Teasdale Frank McHugh Hugh Herbert. Parisian and Hollywood styles on a revolving platform with two hundred-gun fan dance. Eskimo epic screens later with Col W. S. Van Dyke. Also Lets Fall in Love and Gold Nuggets shown with Ann Sothern and Cary Grant.
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Tivoli Theater
William Powell
Evercls Gosns
Wrars
Bette Davis
Verree Teasdale
Frank McHugh
Hugh Herbert
Frozen North
Arctic
Col W. S van Dyke
Malves
Buddy
Towser
Ann Sothern
Mivam Jordan
Gregory Ratoff
Tivott screens Easy To Love in lively mixup comedy
Tivott presents Warner Bros Easy To Love a zany husband and wife plot tangled with friends in a lively comedy with Adolphe Menjou Mary Asor and other stars. Added short The God cartoon Around the Clock musical and a second feature Men With Las western Buck Jones at the Opera House.
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Opera House
Mee West
Urvéliner
Cary Grant
Lillian Gish
Holand Young
Arnold Bennett
Milly Blue Ribbon Band
Tom McCoy
Evalyn Knapp
William Bakewell
Pauline
Warner Bros
Sweethear
Othe
Adolphe Menjou
Mary Asor
Eowara Everet
Horton, Pa~tyica Flas
Genevieve Ton
Guy Sibbee
Hugh Heber
the God
Fragmentary 1930s Quotes on Democracy and Violence
The text compiles scattered quotes from diverse figures including Mrs Van Hieeck, Russell Sage Foundation, President Calles, Engelbers, Dollfuss, Adolf Bitter, and Senator Vandenberg. It references workers, democracy, social housing, civil war, and opposition discipline in a fragmented, era-typical collage.
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Mary van Hieeck
Russell Sage Foundacion
Calles Merdeta
Cuba
Engelbers Dollfuss
Injunction Sought Over Executed Probate Issues
Filings name Dr Im J McCurdy and Bede Kaufman as defendants in a Vermont suit seeking an injunction to prevent actions on a probate trust. The plaintiff alleges intent to divert a $1660 bank balance and $301 in professional fees to cover the deceased’s debts, with potential trust directing creditors. Court ordered show cause by March 10 and a February 26 service to defendants.
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Im J McCurdy
Feiday
Assier
Bede Kaufman
East Therd Sree
Myessiile Sevings
Henl
Cefcran
Arthur D Wilard
Mgmec Amode
Wreof
Myersvile Bank
Karfman
Leo Weinberg
Hkautmer
Stout Marth
Myersille
Hissidt
Bede
Maryland
Dr McCurdy
Keufman
Myersvile Servings
McCurdy
Roman Scandals at the Frederick theater headlining Eddie Cantor
Eddie Cantor stars in Roman Scandals at the Frederick theater for a four day run with Ruth Etting and Gloria Stuart among the cast. The film features a slave market sequence, fantasy interludes, a cartoon and newsreel, plus Phantom of the Air chapters. Friday and Saturday offer Sensation Hunters with Arline Judge and Preston Foster. Rin Tin Tin Jr. in The Wolf Dog chapter.
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Eddie Cantor
Rome
Frederick Theater
Will Atingivery
Gally
Ruth Etting
Gloria Stuart
David Manners
Edward Arnold
Veree Teasdale
Cantor
Arline Judge
Preston Foster
Marion Burns
the Wolf Dog
Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr
Talks With Farmers On War Fears In Europe
Residents of the city and county foresee possible war in Europe amid tensions and arms buildup. Local leaders differ, with some predicting no armed conflict this year while others warn that a clash could erupt depending on actions by Britain and Germany.
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Europe
Rex Ino
Germany
Allei
Great Britain
Great Briam
Dialogue of Love and Honor in Old Province
The excerpt features a man recalling a woman’s filial devotion and pride after her father buys an automobile, altering social expectations. The dialogue contrasts past affection with present snobbery, hinting at class tensions and changing norms.
Sale of late William Stem estate reported at Union Bridge
Union Bridge Feb 24 sale notices record executors Mehri and Carl Stem selling the late William Stem estate and Isteers Mary Russell property. Home farm bought by sons Mehr and Carl for 3930. Norris house on Main Street bought by Earl Eichelberger for 2800. Russell property and adjoining shop sold to Abner Detlbiss for 2000. household effects and horses totaled 991. Helen Shaw and Mam Norris visited Baltimore. Mrs Eta Zumbrumber recovering from pneumonia. Bernice Marshall operated on in Baltimore now recuperating. several social gatherings listed with attendees and prizes. church Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Weisear. Dorothy Rinehart visiting family from Washington. Ezra Sensensey noted as seriously ill. seniors performed at Elmer Wolfe school program. various local visits and dinners detailed.
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William Stem
Mehri
Carl Stem
Mary Russell
Mehr
Carl
Milton Norris
Main Street
A. C Keefer
Earl Echelberger
Russell Sand
White Street
Abner Detlbiss
Helen Shaw
Ass Mam Norris
Dophons Hospital
Baltimore
Die LL Weaver
Eta Zumbrum
Shorb
Kersville
Bernice Marshall
Linwood
More Hospital
P Bucker
University of Martisnd Hospital
Arlene Alexander_ J
Cook Banker
Paul Reese
and Mirs
David Snader
Raymond
Wreb
Wabtur Gildhull
Charles Minnck
Susan Bankert
Emory Minnick
Bele
Clear Ridge Inn
Minnick
Carroll Eichelberger
George Fowble
James Wiesman
Wilbur Gildhy
Thomas Weishear
S. James
Lutheran Church
Dorothy Rinehart
Washington
David Rine- Dart
Sykesville Benefit Show Supports Fire Department
A Friday night benefit performance in Sykesville featured adults and youth performers including Jen Porc, William Fondman, William Sipley, Harry Weer, Caroline Ely, and others. The program included acrobatic dancing by Gora Gente and Jacqusinze Armzon, with proceeds aiding the local fire company and firemen Rae Kad Ey and Eimer Fortoman.
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Syten
Beneft
Sraente
Suri
Jen Porc
Wiliem Fondman
Wiliam Sipley
Hany Weer
Caroli Ely
Hay Hess
Edward Amagion
Wabem D B
Leoner
Alan Brown
Thomas Amringion
Eugece Ber
Jim Tee
Gora
Gente
Cantor Appearance and Community Notes Highlight Local Scene
The snippet records Eddie Cantor related events at Frederick Brom and Reo Prnpon es with a focus on community gatherings. It also lists social visits, anniversaries, church services, and neighborhood movements including moves of residents, host households, and planned church activities around Baltimore and Hampstead areas.
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