Murders on the Bluff 3
A stormy night at Farrington Bluff leads to a confrontation and the disposal of a body. Protagonist Jude Hlinshop, aided by Michael, frees Skipper from bondage as they navigate a musty servants’ quarters and a trap door, amid eerie relics and pursuit. The chapter ends with a fatal shot and the promise of further danger.
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Jude Hlinshop
Farrington Bluf
Apeheaks Unt
Michael
Muar
Stout
Wicsoran
William
Egal
Sthor
Farerington
Micchael
Skipper
Ceon
Leary
Eather Trier
Court News Squiry Cases and Marital Filings Mix
Court news lists divorce bills, absolute divorces, marriage licenses, and property deeds. Names from multiple states appear with attorneys noted for each plaintiff or applicant. Several entries reference settlements, separations, and bankruptcy discharges across counties and cities.
Tommyl Kelly's Rise from Culver City to Hollywood Fame
In a Hollywood interview, Tommy Kelly, a 4 foot 9 inch, 95 pound future child actor, recalls how stage manager Mr Serlin discovered him. He explains leaving for Hollywood on Easter Sunday with his father after classroom readings and a dental plate for missing teeth. The sixth grader details early life in New York, religious devotion, boxing and baseball in the Bronx, and a wish to be a ballplayer if acting fails.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Thomas
Frances Navier Relly
Hia
Golly
Lane
Gally
Tomy
ASC
Tony Saver
Dorens
Tommy
Myenret
Dora Kelly
New Yorks
East Dragan
Tomivy
Sto Rayerands
Oscar Serlin
Sethian
Mr. Serlin
Father Madden
St. Patrick's Day
Papa
Senna
Tin
Tom Sawyer
Mr. Selenick
E Staol
Culver City
Papa Kelly
Sat
Yormy
New York
Kearney
Bronx
Double Squeeze To Slam eretary at bridge match
In a San wes area bridge game a player performed a double squeeze to force a win. The narrative mentions a secretary like figure holding a key card, with references to a 42 and a yard measure, and a wager or value noted as $49. The text remains cryptic but indicates a pivotal move and adjacent commentary about opponents and outcomes.
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Eretary
San Wes
G.dhes
Unclear Hand Played Card Game Tale in Broken Text
Fragmentary OCR describes a card game sequence with players and suits. Mentions a queen, diamonds, spades, clubs, and a tense misplay. Scene includes a table, bets, and a dramatic finish implied by crossouts and partial scores.
Readying Tom Sawyer Role Prompts Strong Swear Concepts
The text discusses an actor preparing to portray Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer scenes, including violent and vulgar lines. It notes the actor’s daily practice, the challenge of delivering crude dialogue, and the intense rehearsal process for dramatic portrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Savser
Toman
Tom Saaver
Huck Finn
Theatre News From Tivol Theater Shown In Modern Style
Swindling era gossip notes list Livudle Coates Boyer and Jean Agihur as a new team at Tivol Theater. Walter W Unternehmer provides a scattered history of fashion and art from France to America, highlighting dramatic innovations, fashion, and a chic scene with cartoons and news reels.
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Livudle Coates Boyer
Jean Agihur
Tivol Theater
Walter Waneers
Wade Dein Arthur
W York
France
New
Paris
Technitelor
A Doctor's Diary at City Opera House
dJown Trent stars as a young doctor in a revealing hospital life drama at the City Opera House. He faces corruption and neglect as medical ethics clash with duty to society and a romance. Supporting cast includes Helen Bucges, George Bancroft, Ruth Coleman, Molly Lamont, and Sidney Blackmer. Major Bowes novelty and a news reel precede the feature.
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City Opera House
dJown Trent
B. P. Schulberg
Hollywand
Susar Tfo
Radar
Trent
Helen Bucges
George Bancroft
Ruth Coleman
Molly Lamont
Sidney Blackmer
Major Bowes
Radio and TV Schedules and Airline Notices Mixed in News Brief
A dense OCR filled with broadcast listings and program notes covers NBC CBS and local stations. It lists show titles, primetime lines, and guest segments alongside scattered travel and expedition references, including Navy and CBS dispatches and program blocks for multiple stations.
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Mario. Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Alton Y. Bennett
James R. Rau
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
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George A. Minnick
Femran
Mollee
Clinedinss
Frances Leona Hottnger
Snevnne
T . Wilber E. Clarvey
Catasauqua
Elisabeth
Glasser
Baltimore
Philip
Kuhn
Jesse C. Shaver
James A. Snowden
Maggie M. Fox
Mage A. Fox
Sathe N. Snowden
Standond
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New Verney
Id Dowd
John W. Favette
Agnes Eo Pavotite
Benjamin Po Gate
Wafe
Allen Fitzgerald
Allen Fitedgerald
Wate Eines
Harry McNair
James A Snowden
Snowden
Detach Court
CC Vergon Ripdarioe
Dierenet Court
Mary EB Raoderigs
Stirty
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Murgier
Diamonds
Tiwawat
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Perot
Flynn
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Rae
Clyde Sendo
Ware
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Warner Wave Studio
Minta
GR Prederick, Md
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Massachus
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Walter Wanger
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Errol Flynn
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