Star Is Born in Technicolor at Tivoli and Cafe Metropole
The belove tsar nat story of a country girl rises to fame in A Star Is Born with Jane Gaynor and Fredric March in lead roles. Adolphe Menjou May Robson and others fill key parts. Cafe Metropole stars Loretta Young Tyrone Power and Menjou in a large set piece. March Of Time and a Nightensian wires sequence bring additional actors into the program.
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Fredric March
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Mouse
Adolphe Menjou
May Robson
Andy Devine
Lionel Stander
Henry Fonda
Margaret Lindsay
Pat O'Brien
Start Erwin
Craig Reynolds
Hollywood Buzz From June Celebrity Wrap
Short takes on Hollywood gossip. Sigrid Gurie’s screen bow slips toward “Adventures of Marco Polo” while past roles surface at Universal. Rozalind Russell, Robert Montgomery script exchanges, Jean Harlow memories linger, and Marion Davies retirement rumors swirl amid studio chatter.
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Samuel Goldwynn
Marco Polo
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Goldwyn
Misprint on Arctic sign sparks attention at studio lot
Report notes a full days shooting for a film titled You Cant Have Everything with mis spelled Arctic. A sign for the Ache Hotel goes unnoticed for hours as major studios push back against censorship and publicity offices. Photo space is claimed by radio chains and independent studios not under Ways office rule. The Rite Brothers devise a playful prank on set, complimenting a leading actress on her long arms in a staged flirtation.
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Tivoli and Opera House Showcases Tonight
Tivoli features Jane Withers in Anmel's Holiday with Frank Fenton and Lynn Root screenplay and selected shorts. City Opera House presents Buck Jones in Sandflow plus chapter seven of Secret Agent 39 and a Book Shop cartoon. Frederick offers Grand National's musical western Song of the Gringo with action romance and light comedy.
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Frank Fenton
Lynn Root
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Charlie Chan
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Probe seeks fifty thousand for tax evasion inquiry
Washington report states President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate about 30000 for expenses of a Senate House committee investigating tax evasion and related matters. Chairman Robert LePoughton leads the effort as other officials discuss personnel turnover and the value of lists of former Internal Revenue Bureau employees. The inquiry is set to resume Tuesday.
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Tex Ritter Debuts in De Luxe Frederick Theater Feature
In a Frederick Theater program a de luxe attraction promises a distinct advance over typical productions. It features Tex Ritter, the radio star, making his screen debut. Chapter two of Blake Of Scotland Yard precedes the main feature.
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Foreign Legion Story In Film Reels Through Week
A mixed film lineup features Mae Clarke and Jack Hott in a foreign legion tale titled Trouble In Morasco. Chester Morris and Helen Mack lead Promise To Pay with Leo Carrillo as loan shark, while other features include Saint Dafoots, Game Travis, and Secret Agent X-9 serials.
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Jack Hott
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Ruval
Jean Mint
Warren Efull
Pse
Trly Roverts
Shiv
Edgar Kennedy
Dek Foran
Foxy Pup
Frederick to Show North of Arizona at the Western Sat.
Frederick theater schedules a Saturday program featuring North of Arizona with Blanche McHaffie as lead, plus a chapter of Blake of Scotland Yard, a sport reel Saratoga Summers, and Vitaphone Funsters, as Jack Perrin guards a bandit gang awaiting aid from his Indian friends.
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People To Vote On New Marriage License Law
Annapolis reports a June 25 vote on a law requiring a forty eight hour wait between marriage license application and issuance. Elkton interests petitioned with the Secretary of State, pushing a referendum. More than 12,000 signers gathered, surpassing the 10,000 quota. the law’s operation is stayed until thirty days after the November 1938 election.
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Parsons
Off The Beaten Track Of Fashion In The Real Hist Notice
A fragmented fashion notice surveys eccentric designs from Paris New York and beyond. It notes painters with nursery like whimsy and moral figures amid varied garments including wide brimmed hats with crafted creases and flared skirts.
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Express Yourself In Linoleum Designs
Linoleum insets with nautical motifs and color options allow personal floor decor beyond standard patterns. From kitchen to living room, shoppers can select borders, laurel leaves, sailboats, roosters, stars, and playful motifs to create themed rooms.
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de Cutatiat
Finesse vs Squeeze in Adirondack Bridge Tourney Feature
Secretary McKenney notes the finesse offers equal chances but the squeeze often proves superior. The Rochester NC player Earl S Cobey, set to headline the Adirondack Bridge Tournament at Eagle Bay July 9 to 14, is highlighted for a difficult hand from last year’s open air championship.
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Local officials debated bid rules for ballots and supplies
Residents and officials discussed whether local supervisors should require cash bids for ballot handling and supply provisioning. Questions arose on procedures, fairness, and potential costs, with multiple figures and names appearing in the fragmented discussion.
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Britain to Press Peace Efforts Amid Spanish Crisis
London June 23 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden addressed the House of Commons stating Britain will use every effort to keep peace in Europe while resisting actions that could lead to war over Spain. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain reaffirmed policy to prevent external involvement and avert further confrontation.
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