Harlow Taylor film at Tivoli
Tivoli theater opens with Personal Property starring Jean Harlow and Robert Taylor in a wardrobe romance. Reginald Owen plays Taylor’s brother, Forrester Harvey the bailiff, Barnet Parker a magician. Also showing Call It A Day, That Man’s Here Again, Three Blind Maucouke teers, and Torture Money in Crime Doesn’t Pay package.
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Tivoli Theater
Jean Harlow
Ray
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Miss Harlow
Reginald Owen
Forrester Harvey
Barnet Parker
Olivia de Nacilland
Ian Hunter
Anita Louise
Alice Brady
Roland Young
Hugh Herbert
Marcy Maguire
Australia
Tony Brown
Miss Maguire
Herbert
Master Peckham plans broad escorting empire after Hollywood setback
Hollywood culture shock hits Ted Peckham as he shelves Gentlemen for Hire and opens an escort bureau. He predicts London and New York recruitment trips, plans a Broadway appearance, and hints at a future Paramount collaboration amid a spirited tour to Cleveland Paris and the Orient.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Star
Hollywood
Ted Peckham
Master Peckham
United States
Migolo
Paras Mount
Adolph Zukor
Iire
Peckham
New York
Roa
Bureau
Pasadena
Social Register
London
Paris
Orient
Paramount
To a Pioneer Mother By Helen Welshimer
Tour quiet face smiles down the kindly years as a mother who reared children in the wilderness. She baked bread and told tales of knights and love on the plains. Pioneering with stars in sight she inspired pride and freedom in a wide spaced land. May future generations keep the faith and the dreams she cherished.
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Helen Welshimer
Opera House Reel: Crim inal Opera House and More
A cinema listing details "Criminal Opera House" with Lee Tracy and Margot Gr hame in a love court drama while Eduardo Cianelli plays a sinister politician. Also previews Joe Palooka comedy "Taking The Count" and Technicolor feature "Gods Country and The Woman" with George Brent and Beverly Roberts. Endings include "Rainbow On The River" with Robby and Marilyn Knowden, and Louise Beavers in a banjo driven role. Short shows include "Bars And Stripes" and "Trail of Vengeance" featuring Johnny Mack Brown plus a new serial "Secret Agent N-."
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Lee Tracy
Margot Gr Hame
Atensraphes
Eduardo Cianelli
Joe Palooka
Washington
George Brent
Beverly Roberts
Robert Barret
Barton McLane
James Oliver Curwood
New Omeee
New York
Robby
Marilyn Knowden
Benita Hume
Manhattan
Louise Beavers
Johnny Mack Brown
Range War Film Is Carded For Frederick
Bob Custer stars in a flash and fire role in Am bush Valley at Frederick theater Saturday. Victoria Vinton co stars. Chapter 14 of The Black Coin shown with a cartoon and novelty between features.
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Bob Custer
Frederick
Victoria Vinton
Reporter's Quiz on Daylight Saving Time Attitudes
A Frederick county poll shows most residents prefer standard time over daylight saving. Respondents from Frederick and nearby areas say daylight saving provides little benefit, especially farmers, with several noting no advantage in the long run.
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Frederick County
Oldest Mother Frowns on Gad About Parents in Memphis
Mrs. Mary N. Rice, 105, the nation’s oldest mother, believes mothers should stay at home and be mothers. Born March 15, 1842, she recalls life when Andrew Jackson was president and rails were young. She loves car rides, follows a strict daily routine, and plans a quiet Mother's Day with two daughters.
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Memphis. Tenn
Mary N. Rice
Golden Rule Foundation
Andrew Jackson
Florida
Gadsden County
Mogbee
Roosevelt
Daylight Saving Plan Favored by W Jarboe Grove
W Jarboe Grove endorses daylight saving, stating personal experience in cities with the plan shows satisfactory results and argues advantages outweigh disadvantages. He supports adopting the daylight saving plan despite some drawbacks.
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W. Jarboe Grove
Seven Room House Sells for 600 at Assignee Sale
A seven room house and half an acre of ground, once owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cooper, a mile west of Knoxville, was bought at an assignee's sale at the courthouse Friday by Dr. Levin West for the Bank of Brunswick at 600. Patrick M. Schnauffer was assignee and Emmert J. Bowlus was the auctioneer.
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Lester Cooper
Knoxville
Court House
Levin West
Bank of Brunswick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Emmert J. Bowlus
Tivoli Theatre Screens Devils Playground and More
The Tivoli presents Columbia’s Devils Playground a comedy drama about two navy officers and a femme fatale plus supporting features. Also at the Tivoli are Land Beyond Law and Jungle serial chapter 13 of The Black Cain with star Chester Morris Dolores Del Rio and Bert Years in rotating program.
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Tivoli
Richard Dx
Dolores del Rio
Chester Morris
Columbia
Tivoli Theater
Navy
Derehet Oevan
The Ice Man Leads Novelty Act in Pro Football Reel
The piece spotlights a nickname star known as The Ice Man and a novelty act supplementing a professional program. It notes entertainment value and fan interest around unusual on-field performances.
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Harlow-Taylor
Holywood
Loa
Easter Peckham
E. R. Halbrook
Kansas State College Poultryman
Taylor and Harlow
Opera House
Charles L. Mullen
William Hewett
William * Anderson
Albert A. Schroeder
Alvey M. Etaler
Pheasant
Robert Tastor
Shirley Temple
Jack Oakie
Tyrone Power
Ginkes Rogers
Claudette Colbert
Jack Oakle
Sibley Temple
Thore Powers
Flinlanh
Ginger Rogers
Claudette Leibert
Roberts
Brent
Bey
Hyuuse
Gad
D. R
Mary N. Riev
Frederick County National Bank OF
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North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sheaffer
Skrip
Kemslery 4
KEY Hotel Reog
NSU
ER Bros
Yay
Tt B
Theatre News
Heroig
Charles Starrett
Todas
Starrett
Poepgy Stratford
Black Cain
Hamilton
the Watch
Warner Wave Studio
North Market
Frederick, Md
Harlow
van Dyke
M.G
Mit
Frederick Atiscous
Jonf
Jungle Jim
Mogelf Sduardo
Cianmelle Erik Pmodee
Prne de Chilety Cobasne
Frodwowr
REO
Hadio Pictu
Fredericn Theatre
Reiss
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