Stars Enthralled by Norma Shearer In Marie Antoinette Film
Hollywood reports Norma Shearer and Robert Morley star in Marie Antoinette at La Force. An Anita Louise character dies in a street scene, Morley's career shift noted, and Epic trends described. On studio interiors, cluttered labs and snowy sets for White Banners are detailed with technical intensity. Senator Ridgley P. Melvin files candidacy for Fifth Judicial Circuit in Maryland.
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Anne Arundel County
Fifth Judicial Circuit
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el Heart City
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You're A Sweetheart opens at Tivell with starry cast
Tivell presents You're A Sweetheart a two day showing starring Alice Fare and George Murphy with Ken Murray Oswald Andy Devine Wm Gargan Charles Winnsinger Donald Meek Frank Jenks David Oliver and Frances Hunt. The feature includes The March of Time and a news reel. Also at Opera House Was A Spy stars Madeleine Carroll Herbert Marshall with Conrad Veidt Gerald DuMaurier Edmund Gwenn Donald Calthrop Eva Moore and Nigel Bruce in a wartime spy drama with added comedy and novelty entertainment.
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Opera House
Herbert Marshall
Madeline Carroll
City Opera House
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Martha McKenna
Conrad Vecht
Gerald DuMaurier
Edmund Gwenn
Donald Calthrop
Eva Moore
Nigel Bruce
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Hosts Card Party and Talks
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Worman's 28 East Third Street with hostesses Mrs. E K Worman and Miss Nan Houck. Officers reported, one new membership proposed, and a June card party and bus trip planned. A Maryland division meeting in Annapolis on April 6 was noted. Program included accordion selections and talks on the Southern army's economy, tobacco, a hospital room in North Carolina, Monticello visit, and a My Old Kentucky Home tribute to Mrs. O P Bennett. Refreshments followed. April meeting set for the Houck sisters' home on West Third Street. Scrap iron noted as a booming business.
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Nan Houck
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Collinson
Maryland
Annapolis
F. B. Sappington
Charles Hoffman
Sappington
Elizabeth and
Eleanor Houck
West Third Street
Dizzy Dunbar The Broadway Baby Star of Dazzling Nicknames
Christina Elizabth Dunbar known as Dizzy Dunbar attracts attention for many stage nicknames and romance claims. She saves dolls since childhood and collects charm bracelets amid dreams of owning a flower shop and touring carnivals. She plays B flat soprano sax, enjoys dancing, and naps in car back seats near sound stages.
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Christina Elizabeth Dunbar
Dizzy Dunbar
Broadway
Senate Delays Vote on Wheeler Amendment to Reorganization Bill
Supporters of the administration reorganization bill postponed a test vote on a Wheeler amendment restricting presidential power to reshuffle boards and bureaus. Wheeler, a Montana Democrat, accused supporters of filibustering while Senate Leader Barkley of Kentucky said debate delay aimed to answer opposition criticisms.
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Washington
Mar
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Slam Despite Bad Fits in New York Duplicate
In a New York duplicate, North and South held most high cards and reached a small slam despite poor suits. The hand featured a risky six heart and spade plan, with West’s distribution suggesting the final play would hinge on careful carding and signaling to force six in a tough contract.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
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South
New York
West
Declarer
Government plan awaits congressional ratification
Organizing the government shall not become effective until ratified by Congress, a condition that ensures legislative approval before any new framework can take effect. The clause emphasizes congressional oversight and formal acceptance by the legislative branch.
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