Nelda Plans a Party to Shame Reckless Family
Nelda, a determined lettuce farmer, schemes a posturing party to prove the Barries’ pride and win backing. She uses Claire and Bill Langdon, a recovering banker, as allies while Reckless and his mother loom. Nelda’s social gambit unfolds amid town gossip and romantic tension.
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Merk
Reckless
Reck
Barries
Claire
Beck
Bill Langdon
Pelt
Bill
Harvey
Ali
Powells
Postoffice Play Sparks Quick Tonight Party Plan
In a light exchange two characters reconcile after sarcasm and flirtation. Reck and a woman discuss a party at her house, Bill appears torn between friendship and romance, and a playful goodbye ends with plans to meet later. The scene hints at evolving feelings and a social gathering setup.
Tivoli Screens It's Love Ya After Starring Howard and Davis
Tivoli completes a two day engagement with Its Love Ya After a light comedy featuring Lessie Howard and Belle Davis. Olivie DeHavilland plays an heiress pursuing Howard and faces opposition from Olivia's fiancé Patric Knowles. The City Opera House brings Torch Blane The Adventurous Blonde with Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLane plus a Pathe News reel and a comedy.
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Tivoli
Lessie Howard
Belle Davis
Patric Knowles
City Opera House
Torchy Blane
Warner Bros
Steve McBride
Pathe
Pony Express Terminal Offered to Sacramento as Landmark
The Pony Express terminal in Sacramento is offered to the city as a landmark and museum after telegraph wires enable rapid nationwide communication, signaling the end of the historic service at the terminal.
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Pony Express
Sacramento
Calif
Wallis runs Warner's big studio pace and plans
Hollywood in-depth look at Hal B. Wallis associate boss of production at Warner Brothers. From 10 a.m. mail to lunch conferences he shapes scripts, schedules, and star salaries, maintaining central control over every pic from story to set. He juggles 40 finished scripts, charts plans to mid April, and answers to Jack Warner while balancing vacations and family life.
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Paul Marrison
NER
Hollywood
T Department
Hall B. Wallis
Warmer Brothers
Wallis
Walls
Paris
Whit
Rudy Vallee
Warners
Central Control
Warner
Jack Warner
Louise Fazenda
What Is Your News I Q A Quiz Feature
A quiz page presents five true or false style questions about public figures and current events. It asks for names and roles, including a Romanian premier candidate and Chiang Kai-shek related questions, with answers on the last page.
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Octavian Goga
Romania
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
Supreme Court
van Devanter
China
Subroauted Civil Engineer Turned Screenwriter
A civil engineer with a long career in Boston and Notre Dame is noted as having acted as a scenarist for the old Essanay Film Co. The piece highlights his transition from engineering to film writing and his involvement with early cinema.
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Boston Tech
Notre Dame
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Essanay Film CO
Winning On Lucky Hunch by William E McKenney
In a rubber bridge game in Ottawa Canada B Saunders the declarer faced a five club contract needing luck and precise play He laid down a trump then king of hearts and a low heart to the ace ruffed a heart West discarded A spade lead later failed to salvage Souths contract praising Saunders for his distribution aware play and careful planning
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
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Ottawa
Canada
B. Saunders
South
Mr. Saunders
West
Jed
Director ambitions and life as a Princeton student
The speaker discusses a desire to direct films, balancing acting and production duties, and notes his six to eight week European vacation routine. He reflects on quitting thoughts, the challenge of directing, and the difference between commanding others and doing tasks, then mentions Princeton's official name before 1896.
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Europe
Eve
Circuit Court Decisions On Board Debts And Conveyed Actions
Decisions filed in Circuit Court last week include replevin cases over board bills and crop disputes in Walkersville. A verdict awarded $242 in arrears and a wrecked inventory valued at $4 197. Damages in a separate assumpsit matter reached $365. Other suits involve $500 board bill and $360 damages, with judgments in favor of plaintiffs, while several cases were moved to the stet docket including a $19 530 action by Cary A. Hardee against Emory L. Coblenz and a prior $250 000 promissory note dispute. A historic note mentions the term rebut first used in 1476 by Karel Capek.
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Arthur D
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Eaves
B. B. Rosenstock
Burrer
John Victor Alexander
Middletown
John L. Rowtzahn
Howard R. Tracey
Tracey
H. K. DeLaillie
Holden S. Felton
Frank H. Wisner
Florence Fuss
Mr. Bennett
William M. Storm
Cary A. Hardee
Federal American National Bank and Trust Company
Washington
Emory L. Coblentz
Gladys T. Pitts
Coblentz
Pitts
G Bryan Pitts
H Smith
Hardee
Lester
Birely
Chretien
Leonard R Weesche
Chas. & Vetter
John A. Farrell
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