Mission To Moscow at the Tivoli features Davies cast
The Tivoli screens Mission To Moscow Sunday through Tuesday with Walter Huston as Davies and Ann Harding, Eleanor Parker, Dudley Field Malone, Oscar Homolka and others portraying world figures. The film follows a 1936 League of Nations clash and depicts global statesmen in a Warner Bros production seen as propaganda or authentic reportage. Extras include Greetings Ball cartoon, a short, Universal News Reel, and a Cab in the Sky musical fantasy with Ethel Waters, Lena Horne and Duke Ellington.
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Moscow
Warner Brothers
Joseph Davies
Walter Huston
Davies
Tivoli
Ann Harding
Mrs. Davies
Eleanor Parker
Emlen
Dudley Field Malone
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Maxim Litvinov
Universal News
Vivoli
Opera House
New York
Petunia
Ethel Waters
Little Joe
Eddie
Rochester) Anderson
Lucifer, Jr
Rex Ingram
Hades
Lena Horne
Hal Johnson
Duke Ellington
Louis Armstrong
Buck and
Bubbies
Joe
Jug Bridge completion unlikely this year despite progress
The Jug Bridge across the Monocacy river shows slow progress with only partial paving of approaches possible by year end 1943. The M J Grove Lime Company reports the western abutment and one river pier finished while a second river pier is underway and the eastern abutment soon to start.
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Jug
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Monocacy River
Rosenstock Estate
Pearl
Lomg
Hollywood Chatten Bogart and Skating Stars Speak Out
Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson discusses Humphrey Bogart resisting romantic stardom and preferring films without women, Sonja Henie detailing on screen skating challenges, and a brief note on Trudy Erwin’s early duet success at age 16 in Los Angeles, with a 23 cent payout at the San Diego Exposition.
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Hollywood
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Humphrey Bogart
Bogart
Los Angeles
Trudy Erwin
Bg Crose
San Diego
Prediction of a Husband Yet to Come by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix notes there are no certain rules to judge a future husband before marriage. A sweetheart differs from a husband, often fitting a different species. Women marry at their own risk and must guess wisely while hoping for luck.
Opera House Films For Coming Week
Opera House presents Murder In Times Square with Edmund Lowe and Marguerite Chapman Sunday and Monday. Also showing Pathe News and His Girl's Worst Friend. Strip-Tease Artist Ann Corio stars in Sarong Girl Tuesday and Wednesday with Bill Henry and Irene. Midnight show Cabin In The Sky for colored patrons. Cat People returns Thursday with North African Album and Somewhere In The Pacific cartoon. We Are The Marines Friday. Riders of the Rio Grande Saturday with Secret Service in Darkest Africa Chapter 4 and He Dood It Again.
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Times Square
Edmund Lowe
Marguerite Chapman
Opera House
Miss Corio
Bill Henry
Tim and
Irene
Damian O'Flynn
Johnny “Scat” Davis
Leon Errol
Cabin In the Sky
Tivoli
Ethel Waters
Eddie
Rochester) Anderson
Lena Horne
Rex Ingram
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
Frederick
Simone Simon
Pacific
We Are the Marines
The
March of Time
Pathe News
Bob Steele
Tom Tyler
Jimmie Dodd
Secret Service
Africa
Marriage Blues After the Courtship Glow Fades
A column explores how husbands often shift after marriage from devoted suitors to tightwad providers. It notes many men stop showering wives with compliments, reduce spending, and judge frugally, while still seeking affection. The piece warns that financial behavior before marriage often signals postnuptial conduct.
A Tale of Marriage Myths and Men with Moth ers
A fragment from a Bell Syndicate section discusses choices in marriage warning against reforming flawed husbands. It argues women should assess character and fit, choosing a partner who meets their ideals and heart, since many men never mature and rely on a wife to do the work of change.
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Yale
Griselda
Miami
Chouke
Bass Boost Promises Weekend for Potomac and Monocacy
Reports from Potomac and Monocacy fishing points indicate a strong weekend ahead as bass bite increased Thursday and continued Friday. The Monocacy remains cloudy beneath Frederick Junction while the Potomac is in ideal shape for bass fishing.
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Potommac
Frederick Jaselion
Potomac
Frederick can of peas ties wartime trade to Africa visit
Volunteer William B Bennett Jr of Frederick finds a can labeled Sweet Peas packed by the Frederick City Packing Company in a British North Africa canteen. He paid 3 cents for the souvenir, compared prices with home market and plans to send the label to the packing firm owner Samuel Oban. Bennett served in an ambulance corps, visiting Syria Africa and near the Turkey Russia border, after leaving Frederick in 1942. Also notes upcoming Frederick Theater bill including Sunset Serenade with Roy Rows and Gabby Hayes and prior cartoons.
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England
Africa
Frederick
North
Voluntee
William B Bennett, Jr
Middle East
North Africa
Frederick City
Bennett
Sameel
Liat Oban
Fredreick
Syria
Carre, Bardad and
Alexandra
Turkey
Russia
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Frances Gifford
Centerville
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T. W. Allen
Hagerstown
Joe Lee
Sacetwater
Tex
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Way
Paramount Studio
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Crosby Radio
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Harry James
Haag
Mighty Haag
Albany
Cinderella
Sonja Henie
Sonja
Sie
Dorothy DIX
Ner Udall
Sue WU
Tabley
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Bruce Bennett
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Windhws
Opera Haute
Roy Rows
Gabby Hayes
Frederick Theater
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Ane
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Hoppy
Hopalong Cassidy
Andy Clyde
Darkest
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Rommelees
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Rogram
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