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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
12
Puzzle style clue set lists multiple short wordplay entries across horizontal and vertical lines with numbered positions and definitions, including terms like Wands, Peaceful, Seinen, and various abbreviations for places, measures, and musical notes.
In the Whist Club New York rubber bridge tournament for charity 42 pairs competed, raising 1500 dollars. Mrs. Sam Fry Jr and Edward Hymes Jr tied with Mrs. John Gardner and William D Levin. Levin recounted a round marked by colossal errors leading to a risky spade overbid and a sequence where misplayed clubs and hearts allowed Gardner to salvage her contract.
Hollywood veteran Simon describes how to manage volatile actors using psychology over camera tricks. He recounts a Native locale hair-cut challenge with a star who resisted styling, and how curiosity and strategic makeup demonstrations pressured him to join the wooden character look. He recalls directing songs and notes his eight-page dialog feat with W C Fields on Song of the Open Road.
Adrienne endures a brazen Nazi officer Kapitan Von Egert who flirts and urges a dance, while Schafer watches with displeasure. Von Egert offers protection and warns Adrienne about Schafer as two subordinates press for introductions. She exits, Schafer remains irate, and the scene shifts toward a late ride to Madame Dupont’s, with further tension.
Radio schedule fragment lists numerous programs and serials across networks. Includes Captain Midnight, Jack Armstrong, The Sea Lion, The Lands Trio, Dance Orchestra entries, news time, suspense dramas, and comedy shows with various time slots and regions.
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