Ruggles of Red Gap at Tivoli theater run
Tivoli presents Ruggles of Red Gap with Charles Laughton Charlie Ruggles Mary Boland and others in a 1908 western town satire. Preceded by a newsreel and Country Boy cartoon. Followed by All The King's Horses and The Casino Murder Case with stars Paul Lukas Alison Skipworth and Rosalind Russell.
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Ruggles
Red Gap
Tivoli Theater
Charles Laughton
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Zazu Pitts
Lella Hyams
Harry Leon Wilson
Sery
Laughton
Carl Brisson
Mary Ellis
Barney Rapp
Zasu Pitts
Ruggles of
A Night At The Ritz Headline At Tivoli Theater
Tivoli features A Night At The Ritz a publicity promoter tale with an all star cast led by William Gargan Patricia Ellis Allen Jenkins Dorothy Tree Erle Rhodes Berton Churchill Gordon Westcott Bodil Rosing Arthur Hoyt Paul Porcasi William Davidson Mary Treen and Mary Russell Also showing Old Spanish Union with Ruth Kiting a Popeye cartoon at City Opera House Border Vengeance with Reb Russell plays today plus His First Flame Pharoh Land and a musical supplement Frederick Theater presents When A Man Sees Red Buck Jones in first local showing with added shorts Law Of The Wild cartoon novelty and news
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Tivoli
the Ritz
Tivoli Theater
William Gargan
Patricia Ellis
Allen Jenkins
Dorothy Tree
Erle Rhodes
Berton Churchill
Gordon Westcott
Bodil Rosing
Arthur Hoyt
Paul Porcasi
William Davidson
Frederick
Buck Jones
Jones
Middleburg Social Note Recaps March Meetings
Middleburg on March 30 records show Miss Thelma Stitely visiting with schol friend Reta Miller on Tuesday evening. Mrs Elmer Wilson of Bark Hill spent Thursday at Mrs Raymond Johnson’s home. Raymond Johnson was under the doctor’s care after a bid card incident last week. Mrs Wilbur Delphy, Thelma Stuley, Rea Miller and Joan Bowman called on Robert Waulson in Bruceville to visit his mother Martha Sturay who has been ill but is improved. Franklin Wilton Sr remains away from work for weeks. Elementary operas referenced with “Belly Make Believe” scheduled for Friday.
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Middleburg
Thelma Stitely
Reta Miller
Elmer Wilson
Bark Hill
Raymond Johnson
Wilbur Delphy
Thelma Stuley
Rea Miller
Joan Bowman
Robert Waulson
Brureville
Martha Stuay
Franklin Wilton, Sr
Elmer
Wolfe High School Friday Evening Grand Event Draws Crowds
The report notes a large attendance at Wolfe High School Friday evening and lists numerous local residents and visitors who spent time at various homes around the event. Names include Thomas Huntle, Mrs Ada McKinney, Mr and Mrs Howard Mackley, and many Baltimore, Blair Simpson, and Frederick residents visiting in the area. The fragmentary account reflects community connections and social visits surrounding the school event.
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Jo‘nsville
Arrie Hyde
Roy Boone
Union
Frank Rentzel
Norval Johnson
Jean
Dorothy
Charles Rentzel
Maui c? Claybaugh
Tanestown
Mmrs Carre Hyde
Westminster
Flora Hyder
Charles Dixon
Charlotte
Baltimore
Ada McKinney
Blair Simpson
George Simpson
John Mackley
Charles Mackley
Frederik
Mary Griffin
Clarence Clarbaugh
Raymond Johnson
Margaret
Broadway Bill Debuts at Frederick With Loy and Baxer
Broadway Bill opens Monday at the Frederick theater starring Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy in a drama comedy about a nomad who forsakes his wife’s wealthy family for a horse and gift. The program includes Babes at Sea in Technicolor and a feature mystery The Misterious Mr Wong plus serials cartoons and newsreels.
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Frederick Theater
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Mark Hellinger
Walter Connolly
Helen Vinson
Raymond Walburn
Claude Gillingwater
Alan Hale
Mr. Wong
Bela Lugosi
Wallace Ford
Arline Judge
Robert Emmet O'Connor
Lotus Long
Chinatown
San Francisco
Buster Keaton
Rainbow Valley
John Wayne
Hetty Boop
Rubinoff
Violin
St Patrick's Birthday Party in Sam's Creek Area
A March 19 gathering at Mr and Mrs John Snader Cedar Hill celebrated Louise Snader’s birthday and Wilbur Green anniversary with games and shamrock decor. Attendees included numerous neighbors and relatives from Cedar Hill Lovettsville and nearby towns. Guests toured, dined, and visited in a community social event noted in the Sam's Creek area.
Mrs Lina Pittinger Celebrates 90th Birthday at Union Bridge
The 90th birthday of Mrs Lina Pittinger near Union Bridge drew a large show of affection on March 22. She remains active, in good health, and enjoys quilting and sewing. Nearby notes mention beekeeping facts: it takes 20,000 bees to gather a pound of nectar, yielding a quarter pound of honey after processing.
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Union Bridge
Lina Pittinger
Radio Day by Day Radio Editor and Broadcast Schedule
Time is Eastern Standard. New York March 30 series of talks by British leaders originated by BBC and retransmitted by CBS. First speakers Sir Ernest Benn and George Bernard Shaw with others like Chesterton, Wyndham Lewis, and Lord Eustace Percy. Radio schedules list WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ outlets and programs through midnight with talks, concerts, and district news.
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New York
BBC
England
CBS
Sir Ernest J P Benn
White Late
George Bernard Shaw
Chesteten
Wyndham Janis
Lord Eustace Percy
WEAF
NBC
Thornton Fisher
Anning Scroll
Romberg Hour
Rose Bampton
WABC
Richard Bonelli
Minneapolis Symphony
California Melodies
Portland Junior Symphony
Frank Bailey
WIZ
Wallace
Phil Cook
National Tuberculosis Association
F D Roosevelt
Radio City Party
Gen Johnson
New Series and Orchestra Appear in Sunday Listings
I Jeck Benny, 730 Joe Penner, 8 Sunday Symphony, 1016 New Series of Ghost Stories, 1230 Paul Pendarvis Orchestra appear in today’s listings.
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Jeck Benny
Joe Penner
Sunday Symphony
Paul Pendarvis
Weep Not for the Dead review by Brace Cation
A book review of Michael Mateev Weep Not for the Dead. It covers a Russian Jewish family amid war, revolution, and pogroms in a harbor town, fleeing to Romania. The tale exposes mass cruelty, dehumanization, and relentless persecution during turmoil, ending in eroded empathy and harsh survival. Knopf published the work.
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Europe
Michael Mateev
Romania
Knopf
May Invite U. S. To Peace Effort
Moscow reports say Russian and British leaders discussed inviting the United States to join a broader security pact to deter wars in the Far East. A Far Eastern Locarno proposal reportedly included the United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, China, France and possibly Japan. Officials denied any finalized agreement and stressed Eden must report back before any accord can be formed.
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Moscow
United States
Far East
Locarno
Jones Stalin
Maxim Litvinoff
Anthony Eden
Eden
Stalin
London
Europe
Asia
Germany
League session April 15 prompts French Guilt Question
Report notes France pressing Germany armament concerns at an extraordinary League of Nations meeting opening April 15. Berlin reports say authorities arrested a number of Catholic nuns and monks in several convents for alleged violations of foreign exchange export laws. Also mentions wolves teeth ground to powder once used as a pleurisy cure.
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France
League of Nations
Germany
League Counsell
Jefigee
Berlin
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