Tivoli Monday to Wednesday Tivoli Film Run
Inolo Chicago is Tivoli film with newsreel. star power includes Tyrone Power Jack O Leary and Alice Faye. Fernand Crayet leads a musical number with Carole Lombard and Marie Wilson. Judge Hardy family series, Bear Facts and Our Gang comedy also feature among the lineup.
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Tivoli
Jazo
Tyrone Powe
Jack O'Leary
Dion
Don Ameche
Belle Fawcett
Alice Faye
Molly O'Leary
Alice Brady
Brian Dontevy
London
Factacs
Fernand Crayet
Carole Lombardy
Marie Wilson
Judge Hardy
Washington
Lewis Adver Bgists
Hi Stone
Fat Holden
Cecelia Parker
Mickey Rooney
Our Gang
Himber
Frederick Theater Announces Saturday Film Night
Frederick theater announces a Saturday program headlined by Tex Rides With The Boy Scouts featuring Waite Flash and Marjorie Reynolds with a Los Angeles scout set. It marks the first in Ritter westerns as Flash Gordon and a novelty add bookings continue.
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Tex
Boy Scouts
Frederick Theater
Waite Flash
Marjorie Reynolds
Los Angeles
Ritter
Court News and Marriage Licenses Highlight City Deals
Marriage licenses issued to William Bovder and Ada Mae Houck of Wilkes-Barre, both 27, and Charles M. Chambers, 19, from Washington, D C, with Ruth E. Wallach, 18, of Brentwood. Real estate transfers include Charles W. Stup et al to Mary L. Harris for 917 dollars and Rhoda H. Gillelan et al to John E. McGlaughlen. Also notes on the 21 gun international salute and its historical adoption prior to 1875.
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William Bovder
Ada Mae Houck
Wilkes- Barre
Charles M. Chambers
Washington, D. C
Ruth E. Wallach
Brentwood
Charles W. Stup
Mary L. Harris
Husband
Rhoda H. Gillelan
John E. McGlaughlen
County, Ltd
Canadian post issues six King George VI stamps June 15
The Canadian Post Office Department will issue six King George VI stamps on June 15 in Mint condition orders go to Ottawa Philatelic Division. First day covers to Ottawa District Director. No checks accepted. Stamps larger than usual. Other new issues include Chile Easter Island Fiji Ireland Iceland US Delaware tercentenary. First day sale for the US stamp June 27 in Wilmington.
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Canadian Post Office Department
Memorial Chamber
Itawa Peace Tower
Fort Garry Gate
Winnipeg
Vancouver Harbor
Chateau de Ramezay
Montreal
Mackenzie River
Philatelic Division
Financial Branch
Post Office Department
Ottawa
U. S. Delaware
Nerve Award Winner Robert Cummings Rivaled by Texan Roles
Robert Cummings, born in Joplin Me, rose through stage and screen by convincing producers he was a Texan. He starred in The Texans and wed Vivian Janis after a two year courtship. The couple, vegetarian, non-smokers who own a plane and motorcycle, travel with an Irish setter named Lady. He plans a comeback as Vallery Morgan and has a history of posing to fit roles and romance.
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Nerve
Robert Cummings
Joplin
Broadway
Hollywood
Vivian Janis
Earl Car
Roll
Lady
Will
Vallery Morgan
Hedy LaMarr Faces Hollywood Backlash Over Ecstasy
Hollywood notes recount Hedy LaMarr’s struggle with publicity after Ecstasy. The Austrian actress, aged 23, faced strict quarantine by Metro and censorship by the Hays Office, fueling a lasting misperception of arrogance and curiosity from fans and reporters alike.
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Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Hedy LaMarr
Miss LaMarr
Hedy Keisler
Metro
Hays Office
Taylorsville Club Meetings and Social Events Summary
The Taylorsville Aid Society plans a meeting on May 26 while the Homemakers club gathers at Miss Viola Franklin and Mrs. Merion Franklin. Mothers’ club hosted C. R. Hemler of Westminster. Miss Helen Burgee’s shower honors her upcoming marriage to Rev. K Mumford. Parsonage committee and social hosts noted.
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Taylorsville Taylorsville
Taylorsville
K Mumford
Wits
Keri Mumford
Ellicott City
K. Strouse
Catsonsvlle
E. A. H Barnes
Jesse Eood
Baltimore
Pearl Dempsey
Howard Price
E. A. H. Barnes
Robert Farrer
C. Ray Barnes
Frank Barnes
E . A. H. Barnes
Dorothy Barnes
Opera House presents week of musical and film editions
The Opera House features a lineup of musical numbers and film installments including Jammy Du Vante, Joan Perry, Moe Moe, Larry Curry, Ernest Truex and Constance Bennet. Weekly programs include Lone Ranger newsreels, Merrily We Live, Malayan Jungles, Walking Down Broadway and West of Rainbow End along with Rhythm Saves the Day cartoon.
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Jammy Du‘vante
Joan Perry
Gertrude Niesen
Moe
Larry
Curry
Ernest Truex
James Walhiington
Charles Starret
Constance Bennet
Brian Anerne
Billie Burke
Alan Mowbray
Bonita Granville
Patsy Kelly
Ana Dosorak
Tom Brown
Broadway
Dixie Dunbar
Jayne Regan
Claire Trevor
Leah Ray
Phyllis Brooks
Lynn Bari
Michael Whalen
Rainbow End
Tim McCoy
Warner Bros Bars Commercial Films In Theaters
Joseph Berohard of Warner Bros says no commercially sponsored films will be shown in any theater the company controls. He says theaters are not the place for advertising and praises newspapers as the proper medium for paid ads. He urged relying on daily newspapers for advertising needs.
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Warner Bros
Joseph Berohard
Hotel Roosevelt
New York
Bernhard
Mr. Bernhard
Baltimore area social notes list guests and visits
Rev and Mrs Robert Bartlett hosted Friday in Baltimore. Mrs Mary Wright ill at home of son and daughter in law C E Wright. George H Magin attended Retail Grocers Association meeting in Hagerstown Tuesday. Fred Stortz Sparrows Point joined Elizabeth Barnes for luncheon and dinner. Truman and Mrs Wright weekend with Walter Wright Liberty Road. David Wills visited father and sister Howard and Katherine Baker in Dennings. Jane Eckenrode Westminster visited Mrs Thomas Moore Sr. Howard Pickett spent Sunday with Alice Rigier Winfield. Oliver Buckman Baltimore guests of George and wife Saturday. Bertha Ingles Baltimore weekend with her mother Irene Ingles. Mrs George Grimes returned from Woman’s Hospital Baltimore. Laura Harrison Mt Airy visiting daughter. Oliver and Mrs Price Baltimore dined with Howard and wife Price. Burnie Pickett Olive guest of mother Vertie Pickett. Lloyd Baker and son from Cincinnati visiting Clarence Baker. A T Byers were parents W C Moore. Other guests included Mrs N C Franklin Mrs James Cross and son Robert Washington DC Mrs Russell Easton Mr and Mrs Schrey Jenkins and family Herman Franklin Emory Franklin Miss Marguerite
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Ner
Baltimore
Robert Bartlett
C. Ray Barnes
Mary Wright
C. E. Wright
George H. Magin
Retail Grocers’ Association
Hagerstown
David Wills
Howard Baker
Katherine Baker
Dennings
Jane Eckenrode
Westminster
Thomas Moore
Howard Pickett
Alice Rigier
Winfield
Oliver Buckman
George Young
Bertha Ingles
Irene Ingles
George Grimes
Woman's Hospital, Baltimore
Laura Harrison
Mt. Airy
Oliver Price
Howard Price
Olive
Vertie Pickett
Lloyd Baker
Cincinnati
Clarence Baker
Airs
A. T. Byers
W. C. Moore
N.C. Franklin
James Cross
Robert
Washington, D. C
Russell Easton
Schrey Jenkins
Herman Franklin
Emory Franklin
Marguerite
Unbreakable Toys Baffle Scientists in Thermosetting Plastics
Dr. Gordon M. Kline of the U S Bureau of Standards explains why an apparently unbreakable tumbler can still break. The design uses thermosetting plastics such as formaldehyde plus phenol or urea, materials widely studied in material testing.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Rochester, N
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Gordon M. Kline
Bureau
American Society For Testing
Heat and timing shape unbreakable tumblers says Dr Kline
Dr Kline explains that glass hardens with heat but needs the right amount. Too little makes a weak article, too much yields a brittle tumbler that can be easily wrecked by a baby. Hurry in heat-curing raises the risk of slips and unbreakable stories.
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Dr. Kline
Tootie
Hans
Commencement at State Teachers College Frostburg
The annual commencement of the State Teachers College Frostburg Maryland will be held on the college campus on Monday June 13 at 10 30 in the morning. The speaker will be Dr Harold E B Speight of Swarthmore College Swarthmore Pa A near riot occurred due to the first wagonload of limburger cheese made in the United States driven through Monroe Wisconsin streets.
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State Teachers College
Frostburg
Maryland
Harold E. B. Speight
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
United States
Monroe
Wis
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Franklin and Miss Vivian Sullivan hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Wright. Mr Airy and family guests of Mrs Estella Wright. Jesse Hood remains ill. Harry Donaldson and family from Washington DC enjoy summer home along Ridge road. Gladys Wills weekend guest of Katherine Baker. Roy Grimes and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Dorsey Grimes near Mr Airy.
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Dorsey Grimes
Tivoli Theatre Presents Love Honor and Shave
A mid twenties throwback arrives at the Tisoik theater with Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane in Love Honor and Shave. The pair share a romance amid brisk dialogue and slapstick, supported by John Litel Dick Foran and Thomas Mitchell. A fresh Time magazine feature and a comedy round out the show.
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Tisoik Theater
Hollywood
Wayne Morris
Priscilla Lane
Miss Lane
Srna
John Litel
Dick Foran
Thomas Mitchell
Screenplag
Clements Ripley
Michel Jacoby
Robert Buckner
Lawrence “Kimble
Saturday Evening Post
Stephen Vincent Benat
Paroled To Die at City Opera House and West Begins at Frederick
A fast moving Paroled To Die screens at the City Opera House for today only with Bob Steele delivering action. Also shown is the serial Mysterious Pilot starring Capt. Frank Hawks with Frederick cartoon. At Frederick Theater Where the West Begins plays today with Jack Randall and Luana Walters, plus Fuzzy Knight support and Flash Gordon serial and a cartoon.
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Opera House
City Opera House
Bob Steele
Frank Hawks
Local notices and incidents from New Windsor
May 21 report notes Ray mond Richardson and sister visiting Baltimore. Dr Peter Hans Olden spoke on Consumers Cooperatives at a Presbyterian church meeting with Bartel playing accordion. Rose Bell and daughter Elizabeth spent weekend in Dumfries Virginia. Edna Schuey and son Billy were en route to Baltimore when a car door opened on a hill causing Mrs Schuey to fall, breaking her shoulder and sustaining injuries.
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New Windsor
Raymond Richardson
Baltimore
Peter Hans Olden
College
C. E
Presbyterian Church
Bartel
Rose Bell
Elizabeth
Dumfries
Edna , Schuey
Billy
The It’s Tun Faints Crowd Weekly in US Run
During its months in the United States the terrifying motion picture caused an average of 23 persons per week to faint or lapse into hysterical collapse.
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United States
Eye dominance and handedness in humans and animals
The article discusses ocular dominance and handedness, noting most people are right-eyed and right-handed while a minority are left-handed or mixed. Training may influence coordination, and early life factors establish eye dominance. glasses do not alter it and sex shows no bias. It emphasizes implications for work requiring hand eye coordination.
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S.sistrality
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