King's Row At Tivoli Three Days Of Screen Drama
Tivoli presents King's Row as feature for Monday through Wednesday with Ann Sheridan Ronald Reagan and Claude Rains in a midwestern town drama. Universal News follows. Thursday and Friday offer Twin Beds starring Joan Bennett and George Brent with Mischa Auer. Lum and Abner return in The Bashful Bachelor Saturday, plus Doing the Town and The Draft Horse cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Row
Warner Brothers
Tivali Theater
Otf
Ann Sheridan
Ronald Reagan
Robert Cummings
Betty Field
Claude Rains
Kaaren Verne
Nancy Coleman
Universal News
Joan Bennett
George Brent
Mischa Auer
Long
Una Merkel
Glenda Ferrell
Ernest Truex
Tim Whelan
Edward Small
March of Time
Lum
Abner
Mark Isc
ZaSu Pitts
Lim
Vallee evolves from song to drama and comedy in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Rudy Vallee, after 1929 camera debut, shifting from crooner to dramatic and comic roles. In Palmy Beach Story he is a comedian, in Happy-Go-Lucky he plays a dowdy heiress, while Bracken and Hutton share on-set antics. War Production Board heightens set cost limits. studios cut back on new materials and rely on tighter rooms and blackout sequences to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA
Rudy Vallee
Palmy Beach
Preston Sturges
Ito
Vallees
Stingionaire
Stule
Ave
Eddie Bracken
Betty Hutter
Gonta
War Production Board
20Th Fox
Sherrock Holmes
London
Woody Bredell
P. E. Company Moves to Taneytown Quarters
Union Bridge based Potomac Edison office moves to Taneytown in the Mervyn C. Foss building on Baltimore street. The Union Bridge store is discontinued as Taneytown is more central to the electric district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Potomac Edison Company
Raymond E. Selby
Taneytown
Mervyn C. Foss
Baltimore Street
W. George Skinner, Jr
Fort Monmouth
N. J
W. George Skinner
Joseph Dayhoff
A. B. Cover
Thomas
Smith
Warren
William Davis
Walter Redgrave
Truman Dayhoff
Nancy Lee
Larry
James Worley
Joan Kemp
Joan Wetzel
Betty
Richard
Bobby
Clifford E. Hughes, Jr
Loney Giacoremakis
Raymond Greenholtz
Joan Lee
Douglas Myers
Arthur Duvall
Samuel Dayhoff
Edith Fritz
Johnsville Methodist Church
Edna Wilson
New Windsor
Scott Wolfe
George Crumpacker
Waynesboro
Merle Crumpacker
Keymar
David Devilbiss
Peai
Frank Koontz
Clinton Kelly, Jr
Atteing
Union Brieze
William Carizendafier
Abbott
Finksburg
Harry Black
Ella Green
Anna Green
Baltimore
Robert Green
Linwood
Homemakers Day At Maryland U June 17 At College Park
Dr Liu Chieh of the Chinese Embassy will speak at Homemakers Day on June 17 at the University of Maryland. The event replaces the Rural Women's Short Course due to farm labor shortages and rationing. The 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. program includes leaders from education and farming groups and ends with a silver tea at the Rossborough Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Liu Chieh
Washington
Maryland
University of Maryland
Verna M. Kellar
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Kellar
Paul S. Douglas
American University
George P. Waller
Europe
Asia
Africa
Central America
H. C. Byrd
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
Edwin Fry
Associated Women of the
Maryland Farm Bureau
Walter Kriel
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Algernon Carter
State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Rossborough Inn
Pleasant Weekend Visitors and Pythian Sisters Meeting
Weekend visitors included Lola Shank and various Baltimore and Lewistown residents visiting Mr and Mrs Leslie Schildt, with others from Oakland Frederick and Catonsville. The Past Chiefs Association Mountain City Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters held a monthly meeting at Mrs John Etzlers home with fifteen members and two guests. officers for the coming year were elected and Daisy Miller named September hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Fred Shankle
Frederick
Genevieve Runkles
Lewistown
Silas Schildt
le Gore
Betty Forney
Anna
Jill Rippeon
Madaline Smith
William Roberts
Near Catonsville
Edward Mercer
Past Chiefs Association
Mountain City Temple No. 14
Pythian Sisters
John Etzler
Etzler
Eiotea
Liclma Culler
A. H. Deir
Oscar Keyser
Daisy Miller
Western Film To Run 2 Days At Opera House
Hopalong Cassidy stars in Twilight on the Trail at the City Opera House for two days. William Boyd, Andy Clyde, Brad King lead a western adventure with Wanda McKay as leading lady. Program also includes Pathe News Chapter Nine Spy Smasher and Disney cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopalong Cassidy
City Opera House
William Boyd
Andy Clyde
Brad King
Wanda McKay
Pathe News
Walt Disney
Regis Toomey
Adele Longmire
New York Stage
Miss Longmire
Abe Lincoln
Three Stooges
Emil Coleman
Gestapo
Hollywood
Humphrey Bogart
Bogart
Kaaren Verne
Berlin
Conrad Veidt
Judith Anderson
Roy Rogers
Gabby Heyes
Desert
Rocky Mountain
Divorces Granted to Joy and Mathews in Equity Court
Sergt George L Joy formerly of Brunswick now at Moore Field Mission Texas was granted an absolute divorce from Alma B Joy of Brunswick. He receives custody of an infant daughter with mother permitted to visit. Costs taxed Patrick M Scnnencer attorney. Louise E Mathews granted absolute divorce from Charles E Mathews both of this city with custody of twin daughters. Manuel M Weinberg attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Joy
Brunswick
Army Air Corps
Moore Field
Mission
Texas
Alma B. Joy
Arthur D. Willard
Equity
Patrick M. Scnnencer
Edward §. Delaplaine
Louise E. Mathews
Charles E Mathews
Manuel M Weinberg
Ridiculous 152 Year Old in Shropshire Died in 1635
Story claims Gid Tom Parr of Shropshire England lived to 152 and died in 1635 from overeating after consuming skim cheese milk coarse bread small beer and whey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parr
Shropshire
England
Surprise birthday marked Ridgeway 75th at Lovettsville home
Lovettsville residents celebrated Thomas Ridgeway's 75th birthday on Sunday May 3 at his home with many presents and refreshments. Attendees included family and neighbors from Ridgeway and Crosen families plus friends from Washington and Martinsburg areas. Also noted were local news items about graduates and military assignments at Virginia Tech and ROTC commissions, and a Frederick movie listing with "Arizona Cyclone" and theater program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Thomas Ridgeway
Bessie Ridgeway
Louise Ridgeway
William
Mary
Richard
Paul Hickman
Ernest
William Ridgeway
Marie
Junior Ridgeway
George Ridgeway
Edna Albaugh
Robert Grubb
Hagerstown
David Lawrence
George Grubb
Catherine Grubb
Mc Peak
Rollins Home
Myrtle Myers
Charles Viris
Virginia George
Purcellville
Dubel
Harrisburg
Betty Whitman
F. L. George
Jack English
Baltimore
R. M. Miller
Henry Carlton Ahalt
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
E. C. Adalt
Lovettsville High School
Ahart
Stanley Ahart
Eppa Ahart
Mary Anne
Maryland General Hospital
Spoiled Children and the Call to Discipline
Dorothy Dix counsels that child character is formed by age three and warns against indulgent, undisciplined parenting. She contrasts ruinous, nagging households with parents who set standards, noting disciplined children will outlive pampered ones, while urging compassionate yet firm guidance.
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Tivoli
Ronald Reage
P. E. Company
New Taneytown Quarters
Maryland U
Opera House
Williamson
Reystone Paints
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Emme Loar
Arizona
Johnny Mack Brown
Fuzzy Knight
Captain Midnight
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Goa
Pest
Gal Sullvhuw Lacy
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Croft
Crystal
Oda
Kemsberg
Shay Aid
KEY Hotel Bldg
Kdcewater
G St
DE. C
Cty Opera House
Clarence E. Mulford
Sry Smasher
Saeed
Barry
Jesse James, JR
Gang Busters
Warner Brob
Sheridan Mings
Bety
Warner Bros
Charles Coburn
Kaarer Verne
Maria Ouspenskaya
Harry Davenport
Bereen Ping Ty Casey
Tia Hove
Mens Bamamenn
Muse Ley Erich Torus
Eas
Hong Ton Imine
Chaney
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