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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1938
Page
9
Story outlines a romance and scandal in Meryland's flimting district. Ree-headed Cissy Hogers pursues Reuben Olver amid oil wealth claims while Reuben drops out of the race. A Reuber agent and Cassy reveal changes in him.
Rube, bound to the oil life, clashes with Cissy over loyalty and work as they tour a rambling ancestral house in Worthington Valley. He dreams of restoration and rhododendrons while Cissy urges action and notices Judith Goodloe, a woman who captivates him and threatens their bond tonight.
The Tivoli screens The Buccaneer set in War of 1812 New Orleans with Frederick Match as Jean Lafitte and a love triangle guiding the pirate to exile with Franciska Gaal. A newsreel closes the program. Also at Opera House I Was a Spy starring Herbert Marshall and Madeleine Carroll opens for two days with added comedy and novelty.
Hollywood readers confront a paradox of cinema stardom as clips from Metro press notes reveal inflated autograph tallies and fan mail antics. Clark Gable’s supposed daily autograph rate, Dick Powell stamp habits, and the glossy myth vs reality paint a revealing portrait of studio publicity and fan culture in 1930s Hollywood.
A fragment from a film era feature recalls Lewis Stone as a gentleman farmer and veteran, plus anecdotes about Anita Louise, Jimmy Stewart, Barbara O’Neil, Pat O’Brien, and Anne Nagel. It sketches their tastes, travels, and quirks while noting Porter's own years in pictures and his role as a conversation starter among California sheriff events.
A compilation of local social notices from Sykesville and surrounding Maryland towns reports engagements and marriages, community events, and coordinates a week of radio programming. Highlights include the Vernay and Gurdette marriage in Westminster, a new United Food Store opening, varied club activities, and a civically involved elder statesman noted as a remaining Civil War veteran.
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