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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
9
Hollywood readers explore a quirky scene about callers to Mae West and the chatter surrounding Hollywood personalities. The piece notes how callers influence stars like Loretta Young, Dietrich, and others, with sidelong remarks about Mae West’s maid and the cultural mix of the era.
A busy program at the Opera House features Shirley Temple in a new musical, plus a film with Guy Kibbee and Jim Bummervile. The bill includes The Gad Stop Lollypop and When I Grow Up, with Can You Imagine and Morgan Manner’s comedy. The sea-wall story Huddy Ebsen leads, with a romance and humor caper.
Carol Terrance and Ellen Sands arrive in town to start teaching and hunt for housing. They tour a dilapidated house with a wary landlady, meet a neighborly resident Rosavel, and debate how to fit into a tough new environment while adjusting to career beginnings and personal nerves.
Tivoli presents The White Angel featuring Kay Francis Jan Hunter and Donald Wood. Set in the Crimean War era the film highlights scenes at a base hospital in Beiutari and at BalaClava where the immortal six hundred are referenced in a melodramatic wartime arc.
Fragmented text records a violent incident mentioning assault and battery terms, names, and places. Readable fragments reference a court or legal proceeding, a term of months, and locations such as Weber, Liberty, and Seventh Avenue, with unclear surrounding details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a disrupted night scene with references to a front crowd, a vehicle, wheels, and possible police involvement. Names and places are unclear, leaving only scattered hints of a chaotic event and a police or constable figure. The passage appears as incomplete transcription from a historical page.
A vintage ad touts Resinol Ointment as a remedy for skin irritation and psoriasis. It claims deep skin penetration, reduced itching, and faster healing when used with Resinol Soap, advising bathing affected areas first and offering free samples by mail.
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