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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
3
A garbled synopsis describes Janice Kext, a movie star, entering her car amid a chaotic scene. A plan to trade items leads to a collision or crash as authorities race a clocklike event at a porter’s gate.
A fragmented scene shows Janice and Grahame in a tense exchange aboard a dim street where glances and muffled voices reveal a faint horror. Janice’s assertion and Grahame’s subdued reactions hint at hidden tensions and psychological strain.
Grahame recalls a curious accident outside the studio involving Janice Kent and a tan car, with two men in the back seat. He jokes about police questions while Janice shows decisive control, hinting at a planned incident and a foreign film liaison with Mr Ortega.
The theater page by Eimear Ree previews Save Lane a comedy with Mary Bran and Regenald in leading roles. Frederick and a crew race provide contrast as the cast includes Mary Cartse, Buser Crabbe, Charles Starrett and Ted Fin Run.
The note discusses roughing too quickly in bridge and sacrificing a trick to gain more. It cites an example from the personal women’s course team-of-four championship in Cincinnati. It suggests East, vulnerable, should double over a weak third hand diamond bid rather than overcall with one heart.
The discussion outlines bidding and play decisions for a bridge problem. It analyzes responses to a negative double, the choice between trumping diamonds or clubs, and the sequence to maximize five trump tricks while sacrificing no more than necessary. The recommended line preserves dummy’s club losers and secures the five odd tricks.
Batimore reports weekly progress markers tracing the 1634 voyage of the Good Hope Arks and the Dove from Cowes England to Barbados and onward toward Virginia. The Dove left two days after the Ark but paused for a second farewell. ships plan to sail north January 24 and reach Virginia by late March.
The text hints at a future Free State of Mary Land and an ongoing drive toward self-government, mentioning distilling, dogs, and fiery rhetoric by an as yet undreamed party. It notes a sharp drop in gross income to rice growers from 45,000,000 to 15,000,000 last year.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, marketed as a long trusted remedy, claim to cleanse the liver and bowels and brighten complexions. Advertisers say the tablets relieve pale looks dull eyes pimples coated tongue headaches and listlessness by normalizing waste removal. Available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
New York announces shifts on NBC and CBS network radio. Juring Young reportedly to become professor, Monday Rosy Gary program cut on WJZ, while Radio City Music Trial airs Sundays. New WABC CBS lineup will feature Jack Whiting as host with Jean Lang and Jack Denny Orchestra. Bernard A Loder to speak from the Hague.
Week end radio lineup features James W. Gerard former American ambassador to Germany discussing America Self Contained at 445 ppm. Saturday programming includes Rudy Vallee at 8 pm on WEAF NBC and an Whiteman revue at 12 with Jimmy Lampsford orchestra. WABC CBS lists Cook at 83e Vene of America and 990 California melodies at 1115. Buenos Aires correspondent Robert Tomlinson. WIZ NBC 7 30 Carlos Gar baritone. 845 Sssiess Male trio. 930 Bachin orchestra.
A Friday lineup lists WEAP NBC at 1 a m with Music Appreciation hour and WJZ NBC at 5 p m presenting concert artists. WABC CBS airs Easy Aces at 1:30, Philadelphia Orchestra and Chorus at 2:30, and WJZ NBC features Farm and Home hour at 12:30 and a Marine Band segment at 3:15.
In India the bridal and groom’s garments are tied at the corners after the ceremony to symbolize their lifelong unity as a married pair.
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