Tovarich at Tivoli Theater and The Last Gangster Screenings
Tovarich features Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer in a postrevolution tale with Basil Rathbone and a native cast. The Last Gangster stars Edward G Robinson as a killer and extortionist with James Stewart and Rose Stradner. Also shown are High Fliers with Wheeler and Woolsey, Lupe Velez as a Spanish maid, and Our Gang Follies as a pictorial closer.
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Tovarich
Tivoli Theater
Claudette Colbert
Charles Boyer
Boyer
Miss Colbert
Lang Paris
Basil Rathbone
Anita Louise
Pete
Wheeler and Woolsey
Lupe Velez
Our Gang
Claire Trevor Says She Wants to Marry Not an Actor
Hollywood veteran Claire Trevor, in a frank interview, says she plans to marry but has no preferred partner and will avoid actors. She explains desire for love while continuing her film career and considers a future life beyond the screen. She notes the double standard and discusses tendencies in the acting world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Claire Trevor Tants
New York
Trevor
Miss Trevor
Actress Describes Romantic Thrills and Studio vanity
A Hollywood interview quotes Miss Trevor explaining why actors rarely fit her romantic schemes. She cites professional vanity and preening on sound stages, noting some exceptions like Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy. The piece mentions Tyrone Power in a scene from Tim Tyler's Luck and a Bergan and McCarthy comedy segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Trevor
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Tyrone Power
Tivoli Presents Stand In Starring Howard and Blondes
Tivoli shows Stand In a one day feature headlined by Leslie Howard in a comedy twist with Joan Blondell and supporting cast Humphy Bogart Marla Shelton Alan Mowbray and C Henry Gordon A novelty act and a musical interlude accompany the screening at the Tivoli Also at the Opera House a Western Desert Phantom with Johnny Mack Brown the Jungle Menace serial chapter and Clock Goes Round cartoon Then Frederick Theater brings Tom Tyler in Laramie Kid a one day program promising thrills and action.
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Leslie Howard
Joan Blondeil
Clarence Buddington Kell
Saturday Evening Post
Atterbury Dodd
Hollyswood
Colossal
Lester
Sugar
Plum
Howard
Hollywood
Humphrey Bogart
Marla Shelton
Alan Mowbray
C. Henry Gordon
Sing Cowboy Sing comes to Frederick with Tex Ritter
Tex Ritter, famed cowboy balladist, headlines the Frederick theater program with Sing Cowboy Sing. He performs with the Texas Tornado troupe, delivering three new hits alongside one old number. Chapter 6 of Tim Tyler's Luck adds to the lineup with a supplement to the serials.
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Tex Ritter
Frederick Theater
Ritter
Texas Tornado
Tim Tyler
Pectin From Fruits Becomes Medical Aid
Indiana University researchers study pure pectin extracted from fruits as a potential wound dressing and remedy. Experiments show pectin mixed with malt sugar and seaweed agar can kill germs and aid tissue growth, prompting AMA optimism for further study. The article notes traditional use by Savage medicine men and mentions the FBI fingerprint file as context.
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Indiana University
Edith Haynes
Indiana Laboratories
Haynes
American Medical Association
Great Garrick at Opera House
London's greatest acting of 1750 comes to film life in The Great Garrick. Brian Aherne plays the title role with Olivia de Havilland in support. The program also includes Okay Rhythm, Life Begins in College, Water Water Everywhere, Love Is On The Air, Oh What A Night, Trashing Trouble, Jungle Menace chapter 12, and a Stuttering Pig cartoon.
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London
Garrick
Brian Aherne
Olivia Ge Havil
Paris
Comedie
Edward Everett Horton
Ruiz Brothers
Joan Davis
Joan Marsh
Nat Pendleton
Fred Stone
Gloria Stuart
East
June Travis
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ken Maynard
Great Garrick
Olivia de Havilland
Opera House
Replacing Losses in a Child's World of Pets and Belongings
The piece weighs when to substitute lost pets or stolen toys for children. It argues substitution is not always possible but can spark healthy renewed interest, while noting lessons in deprivation and restraint. It cites care, timing, and random carelessness as factors shaping a child’s coping. Mammoth Cave, Ky., drew a record 83,339 visitors last year.
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Roger
Skippy
Harry
Moray
Mammoth Cave
Women In The News From Blackboard To Diving Board
The article highlights Tnabette Halli a teacher accused by Saugus Mass school board of encouraging students to drink. It notes her storm center status as she enjoys water at Miami Beach and reports Carmen Planas 23 becoming Manila city councilwoman despite opposition. Mary Proballa 28 warns off three robbers at a Cleveland bank triggering an alarm saving $30000 while bandits escape with $4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnabette Halli
Saugus, Mass
Miami Beach
Carmen Planas
Philippine
Manila
Manuel Quezon
Mary Proballa
Cleveland
Strict Enforcement of Speed Laws Divides Local Opinion
Reporter surveys local views on speed law enforcement. Officers J J Thompson and Charles Burras endorse strict penalties to curb accidents. Wilson Carmack and L Hubert Derr favor enforcement, with caveats about traffic conditions. E W McDevitt and F Lehman acknowledge limited effect in light traffic but support urban enforcement. Historical data notes 1906 1912 emigration of 13 000 laborers from Spain Portugal and Russia to Hawaii to address labor shortages.
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United States
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Hawaii
Birthday Surprise at DeGrange Home in Boyds
A surprise birthday was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. DeGrange in Boyds on Sunday for Mrs. De Grange. Two large birthday cakes were shared, refreshments served, and many gifts were given. Attendees included the DeGranges and their sons Howard Jr and Floyd Lee, plus relatives from Long Corner and Cedar Grove such as the Pollacks, Mullineauxs, Nehouses, Cutsal, Winpigler, Hilton Nehouse, and Robert Mort.
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Howard T. DeGrange
Boyds
Earl R. Mullineaux
Airy
Jacob Nehouse
Cedar Grove
William Nehouse
Alice V. Cutsal
Earl Winpigler
Hilton Nehouse
Cedlar Grove
Robert Mort
Fred Verick
Radio Schedule and Educational Trust News from New York
A mash of radio program listings across NBC CBS and WEAF with educational trust talk and CBS adult education board led by Dre Lyman of Columbia. NBC Symphony and various concerts fill daily slots, while a week of devotional leaders from WFMD outlines morning segments.
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New York
Itay
NBC
CBS
Caos
Dre Lyman’ Brsovan
Columbia University
WEAF
WJZ
Arthuro Tuscanin
NBC Symphony
Kaltenmeyer
Bob Ripley
Jack Haley
Bram Wujz
Bert Block
Harold L. Ickes
Palestine
Mary
Jerry Belchers
Charlie McCarthy
Haven MacQuarrie
Wabc-Cbs
N. Y. Philharmonic
MacDowell
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Joe Penner
al Shaw
Sam Lee
Phil Baker
Harry Conns
WEMD
Radio Stoon
WFMD
Robert Bott
Salvaton Army
Fréderick
Nelson C. Brown
Reference
Walkersville
Wedneday
Raymond Hunter Brown
Methodist Church
Dam
Ascus
Benjamin A. Bryan
New Market
HF. Chandler
Method of
Heartstown
Charles H. Corebet
Lutheran Church
Thurmont
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Buckaroo
West of the Pecos
Ton Tyler
Edgar Bergan
Theatre News
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Tom Tyler
Tom Trier
FBI
Movieo
Thais Dickersen
Olive Roberts Barton
Women In the News
Hepburn
Marian
Katharine
Bennington College
Vermont
Washington
United Federal Warners of America
J. J. Thompson
Charles Burras
Wilson T. Carmack
Harmony Grove
E. W. McDevitt
Mr. Pleasant
L. Hubert Derr
F. Lehman
C. Butterfield
Richard Crooks
Wjz-Nbc
Frank Simon Bend
Hemsberg
Benjamin Franklin
Maryland
Federal
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Warner Bros
Desai
United Artists
ODAY
Colbert Boyer
Basil Rat Rathbone
Anita
Louis E
W. Patrick ST
R&g Cars
Mes Tate
Danny
Syeil
Brian Awerne
Evuard Cvelitt Bortos
Melvhie Cooper - Lionel Atwill
W. Bios
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