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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1938

Page

12

Hollywood Tales of Cranks and Mixups in Film World

Hollywood items recount misnaming mixups at studios as director Clyde Elliot flirts with a singer named Suranna in a jungle misadventure, while Alice Brady fights radio stage jitters and a Breckler test echoes amid a wave of humorous miscommunications. The piece notes a dyslexic slate of name errors and a joke about the Honenzollern lineage from a hill near Stuttgart.

Paul Harrison NEA Service Hollywood Paramounts Clyde Elliot Mislay Peninsula Sim ~Booleo Jungles Cable Asmara Suranna

Tivoli screens Swing Your Lady and Brother Rat at Opera House

Tivoli presents Warner Bros musical Swing Your Lady featuring Penny Singleton and Humphrey Bogart with Hill Billy from Tenth Avenue. Cast also includes Louise Fazenda Nat Pendleton and Frank McHugh. Opera House hosts matinee and evening performances of Brother Rat about Virginia Military Institute students. Next week National Theater Washington booked.

Warner Bros Hill Billy Tenth Avenue Penny Singleton Humphrey Bogart Louise Fazenda Nat Pendleton Frank McHugh Allen Jenkins The Weaver Bros. and Elviry Hillbillies of Vaudeville Fame Opera House Brother Rat City Opera House New York Virginia Military Institute West Point of the South John Monks, Jr George Finlehoffe George Abpott Frederick Theater National Theater Washington

Lovettsville Weekend Socials and Local Notes

Miss Ida Smith and Miss Abbee Smith of Keyser WV were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Johnson. A surprise birthday party honored Mr. Lee Titus of Brunswick. Rev. Mrs. A F Tobler attended a ministerial meeting in Frederick. Several residents visited relatives in Adams Town and Jefferson. Lovettsville High School to present "Billy's Goat" on March 4. Many local visits, hospital updates, and travel plans noted among townspeople and families.

Frederick Helen Shrr Adamstown Charles Souder Etta Cost Elkins W. Va Irma Cost Elizabeth Mabel Sue Betty Wire Bertie Potterfield Washington J. O. Graham White Charlie Graham Waterford Wesley White Ruth Howser Hamilton Wm. Mann Robert Graham Lucketts Freida Johnson Peabody Institute Nashville Carrie Hough Clarendon Wi. Mann Wiliam Wiard H. WW. Beatty Charles Booth William and Samuel Kalb Baltimore Bonnie Arnold Henry Yakey

Orchard Farm Sale At Harmony Grove Sells Briskly

Sale of orchard and farming implements at Mrs. T. B. Hayward’s Brocton Orchard near Harmony Grove drew a large crowd despite rain. Total receipts reached 772 dollars with a power orchard sprayer selling for 45 dollars. Glenn Trout served as auctioneer and R. L. Kelly as clerk. Jenner made the first inoculation for smallpox in 1796.

Brocton Orchardés T. B. Hayward Harmony Grove Glenn Trout R. L. Kelly

Valentine gatherings and visits in Sykesville area

In Sykesville on February 24 Henry Forsythe was injured when a steering wheel jammed causing a vehicle to crash into trees near the store. The report lists numerous local visitors, social events, and community notices including Valentine parties at the Philathea class, Junior choir gatherings, a school production in Baltimore, and various families hosting or visiting in Catonsville, Ellicott City, and nearby towns.

Sykesville Henry Forsythe Forsythe and Brown Forsyth Harry Barres Greenwood Fannie Wasa Re Arthur Ram Beak Graerweead Fannie Smith Charles Hobbs Lucille Gladys Hobbs Lee Thompson Joseph Schaub Catonsville John F. Koerner G. Frank Flohr Rd County Gates Snyder Ana Jack Baltimore Melvin Hartman Haysmond K. Bratt Emerson Barlow Brunswick Earl Lulen Arbutus Albert F. Brown Elmer Sipes St. Paul's M. E. Church Albert O. Sorflaten William Melville Hilda McDaniel Eugenia Brown Miss Wentz Mass Bee Berry Margaret Wilson Edward Wilson School of Acting Stock Company Guild Theater Willard Hatfield William Evans Guy Jones Aaron Evans Arthur C. Brown Hulrie Calvert Hall Baltic Sheldon Brown Elmer Spes Poteet Ore Mission Helpers

Movie Scrapbook By Bill Porter Caricatures by George Scarbo

Mertha Raye profile notes her origin in Butte Montana dressing room and early stages from vaudeville mugging at age three. It traces her rise after being fired by Ben Blue and teaming with Jimmy Durante, guest stints at Trocadero, discovery by four directors, overnight fame, and later traits including humor, energy, charity to script girls, opinions on blocking stereotypes, hobbies, fashion restraint, and a single stocking habit.

Mertha Raye Butte, Mont Paul Ash Ben Blue Jimmy Durante Martha

Thurmont Carnival Highlighted by P T A Minstrel Show

Large crowds attended Thurmont High School events Friday and Saturday as the P T A sponsored the annual carnival. Elliot Gross acted as interlocator for Friday’s minstrel, featuring a cast of local businessmen and students with songs, dances, and comic routines led by Joseph E Curfman, Ross Smith, Dr. Frank Swearingen, Dr. George Fallon, Arthur Moorehead, Ira Keeney, D Vernon Holler, Roy Creeger, Howard Damuth, A J Willer, Charles Eckenrode, and Robert Brown. The program included numbers like Darktown Strutters Ball and Take Me Out to the Ball Game, with Mrs. M H Derr, Miss Ethel Crawford, and Joseph E Curiman organizing and coaching. Mrs. Floyd Blower accompanied.

Thurmont Thurmont Thurmont High School P.T. A Elliot Gross Ure Joseph E Curfman Ross Smith Frank V. Swearingen George Fallon Arthur Moorehead Ira Keeney D. Vernon Holler Roy Creeser Howard Damuth A. J. Willer Charles Eckenrode Robert Brown Heigh-Ho Brotherly Love Dr. Fallon D. Vernon Holter Darktown Strutters Dr. Swearingen Roy Creeger A. J. Williar

Papal authority on canonization since 1634

The statement notes that since 1634 only the pope has held the power to canonize individuals as saints in the Roman Catholic Church, marking a formal centralization of sainthood procedures under papal sovereignty.

Another Cub Pack Is Organized Here

Preparations are under way for the formation of Cub Scout Pack 2 sponsored by the Church of the Rev. Ralph L. Shober. In the near future a charter will be applied for as four more boys completed the work and tests. Names of new members include Gav Wedele, David Bradshan, and Harry Ramsourg. The group planned a hike to Camp Baker on March 2 and held weekly gatherings practicing the Cub Law of unison.

Church of the Sen Ralph EL Shober Bob Ca Gav Wedele Davd Bradshan Harry Ramsourg Mex Marshail Wetzel Robert Stoner Carl Ho He.gouw Allens & Ye Cub Law of Unison

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