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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
11
Hugh declares his love for Brenda and kisses her while Frank Dorrance gawks from the window. Frank taunts Hugh about Brenda as Kitty and Kate observe, noting Frank’s self assurance and charm in a sunlit, tense social moment.
In a tense tea gathering Frank asserts he will win Brenda by flirting and charm, while Hugh grapples with jealousy and a girl named Brenda rejects Frank’s proposal. A police officer visits Nick about a motor smash as Brenda reveals he is a Scotland Yard superintendent.
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson reports on soldiers who work as stage hands in Irving Berlin's This Is the Army. The piece notes their Army classifications, connections to notable figures, backstage encounters with Mrs. Roosevelt and Lynn Fontanne, and humorous moments from rehearsals and performances.
Brenda confesses a planned marriage to Frank masks deeper motives while Hugh confronts impending danger. Dr. Nicholas Young and Superintendent Hadley discuss Frank Dorrance, his looming marriage to Bob White's daughter, and a will forcing union with a large inheritance. The scene blends personal conflict with looming consequences.
Corp Leonard Berchman among performers in a wartime show with an inventor's stretcher designed for single-man carriage. Detroit scenes include Sgt Ezra Stone at a cafe, Julius Epstein quipping about fatigue attire, and a banter over civilian versus soldier appearance. Nearby notes mention furloughs and relocations of service members and families visiting St Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale, and Alexandria.
Social highlight in Gaithersburg last week was a bridge party at the home of Mrs. Carroll Walker. Guests included Mrs. William D. Cooley and several other local residents. Katherine Wells departed for Annapolis to serve as secretary to State Senator Thomas E. Hampton during the current legislative session. Out of town guests Miss Margaret Walker from American University and Miss Betsy Ross Stup joined relatives for the weekend.
From England comes news to Mrs. Emma Warfield that Maj. W. Edwin Warfield has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Both Col. and Mrs. Warfield were former residents of this area. Maxwell E. Burdette, son of local residents, former Gaithersburg High School principal, now serves as a captain in the U. S. Army.
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