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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1944
Page
6
The player built his whole hand on the heart suit split and then cashed the queen and jack of hearts. With dummy's cards turned favorable, the spectacular contract was made.
Jerome Scheuer of Boston recounts a September 1938 bridge hand with Cecil Head. North's psychic bidding prompted a dramatic six hearts bid. The play featured a ruffed club opening, a heart ruff, and Scheuer cashing dummy’s ace and king of spades before ruffing a low spade.
In Hollywood by Erskine Johnson Gregory Peck rises through film houses from test to multi studio contracts. He moves toward a $45000 weekly rate by the 12th film while DeMille emphasizes directing over acting. Jim Jordan, Fibber McGee’s son, debuts as an elevator boy in a Sinatra musical, with tempting offers if RKO balks. Benny Goodman earns the title King of Swing but earns sharp play away from the microphone.
Puzzle style word list including film star, abbreviations, symbols, and clues for common words. Contains entries for Tear Dawn Existed Permit Transpose Bachelor of Medicine etc.
A montage of film personalities and production tidbits follows. Lynn Bari jokes about toe jumping for a Sweet and Low Down scene while Linda Darnell angling to change her name to Linda Marley amid studio resistance. Joan Blondell faces replacements in Something for the Boys with new songs assigned by producer Mike Todd. Ida Lupino raises War Bond support and radio appearances during rest periods. Roy William Neill highlighted as an Irish-born director with dramatic Hollywood exploits. Jennifer Jones wins an Oscar seated in row 13. Greer Garson trains with a card-tricks adviser for Mrs. Parkington. Mitch ell recounts avoiding premieres, gifting premiere tickets to servicemen. Spike Jones describes his instrument set for Bring On The Girls. Also notes a Vatican appeal to Rome to be open and a reference to ancient Chinese navigation.
Adrienne fears the Gestapo presence as she tends a badly injured airman named Johnny. He flirts, pledging to stay, while Raoul and Adrienne confront danger from the Nazi watch and a looming escape plan. The café becomes a nexus of love, courage, and peril in occupied Paris.
A dense 1930s broadcast rundown lists CBS NBC and other networks with dozens of programs. It catalogs serials, dramas, music, variety shows, news briefs, and guest appearances by Frank Murray Wright and Carroll Siste among others, with times ranging from early morning to late night.
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