Hero Turns Villain In Melodrama Johnny Eager at Tivoli
Tivoli theater opens with Johnny Eager starring Robert Taylor as an ex convict seeking revenge through the daughter of the prosecuting attorney while Lana Turner plays the daughter. Edward Arnold Van Heflin Glenda Farrell and Robert Sterling support. Also shown is Remember the Day with Claudette Colbert and John Payne and the anti Nazi thriller All Through the Night starring Humphrey Bogart with Kaaren Verne Conrad Veidt Peter Lorre. Universal News and a Tanks cartoon accompany the program.
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Robert Taylor
Humphrey Bogart
Johnny Eager
Hollywood
Metro
Lana Turner
Taylor
Miss Turner
Edward Arnold
van Hetlin
Glenda Farrell
Robert Sterling
Maryland
Universal News
Colbert
Claudette Colbert
John Payne
United States
Miss Colbert
Ann Todd
Douglas Croft
New York
Bogart
Robert Cummings on love and Hollywood romance
Hollywood star Robert Cummings recalls his eighth wedding anniversary and discusses how romantic roles boosted his career. From early typecasting as a hero’s sidekick to breakthrough after Everything Happens at Night with Sonja Henie, he notes fans’ fascination with his romance image and current top billing at Fox and Universal.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Robert Cummings
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Wallace Beery
Cummings
Joplin
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20Th Fox
Sonja Henie
Universal
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Love Signs And A Spanking Fable Of Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix answers readers on detecting true love, warning that only a marriage proposal or a man taking responsibility proves genuine affection. She debunks the idea that steady dating or a loving gaze guarantees commitment, stressing visible actions over words. She then counsels a wife to support her husband’s career over demanding constant proximity and warns of the corrosive effects of clingy demands on spousal happiness.
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Sally
Jany Lad
Dorothy Dix
Message asks for a photo and personal traits
The note asks the recipient to send a photo and describes preferences like red hair and hazel eyes. It mentions liking the recipient as a wonderful actor and refers to someone named Lue who has those traits. The tone is informal and personal.
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Lue
Ample Herbage For Continuous Grazing In Maryland
Maryland extension agronomist John W. Magruder explains that Ladino clover and annual lespedeza, with Kentucky bluegrass and wild white clover, can sustain grazing from late April to early October in average seasons. The mix avoids midsummer feed gaps seen with bluegrass clover alone, with regional suitability noted for Ladino northward and lespedeza southward. A balanced pasture targets one half to two thirds bluegrass clover and one third to one half Ladino or lespedeza, needing about 1.5 acres per 1000 pounds live weight for 180 to 175 days of grazing.
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University of Maryland At College
The Night of January 16th at the Opera House
A weekly cinema program highlights The Night of January 16th with Ellen Drew and Robert Preston on Monday and Tuesday. a mix of mystery and comedy as Preston seeks to exonerate Drew from a murder charge. Also shown are Winslow of the Navy and Joe Smith American with supporting features and serials.
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Robert Preston
New York
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Miss Drew
Nils Asther
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Cecil Kellaway
Daisy
Blondie” Pictures
Winslow
Navy
Pathe News
Joe Smith
America
MGM
Robert Young
Marsha Hunt
Darryl Hickman
Joe
Paul Gallico
Hedda Hopper
Bob Hope
Paulette Goddard
Edward Arnold
Leif Erickson
Evergreen Playland
Cheyenne
Paramount
Jeff
City Opera House
Lincoln volume shines as great Civil War writer
A Modern Library edition edited by Philip Van Doren Stern collects Lincoln papers speeches and letters in one large volume. Nevins praises Lincoln as a moral leader and spiritual monitor, noting the second inaugural address distills sorrows, resignation, and hopeful passion of a nation at war.
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Lincoln
Philip van Doren Stern
Allen Nevins
Stern
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Nevins
Mount St Marys aims to build defense through tree hewing club
Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg introduces Men of the Woods a woodsman club for strenuous fitness. Charter members from Delaware, Washington, Emmitsburg, New York and Connecticut join to chop trees and develop bodies for national defense. President Monsignor Sheridan backs the program as a supplement to varsity and intramural sports.
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América
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George M Widney
Mobile
Ala
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George Davis
Wilmington
Delaware
John Deoades
Washington
David Frailey
Albert Gardner
Troy
New York
Bob Gribbin
Shamokin
Penna
James Lord
Waterbury
Conn
Ben Mayock
Wilkes-Barre
Dick Rowe
Hagerstown
Lack Soisson
Connellsville
George Widney
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