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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1936
Page
9
A jumbled reminiscence of early Hollywood culture describes a fringe show and pay audience experiences. The author recalls actors and theater figures like Tote Sue Cates, the Dare Canyon Show Giles, and a studio setup with makeshift dressing rooms. It touches on arbitration, loans, and script staging while noting the era's theatrical creativity and flaws.
Lawson battles Lee Ramsden over a bronze statuette in a crucial clash. A brutal blow leaves Ramsden dead as Lawson plans to hide the body and misdirect pursuers while Fatty and Ruth confront ongoing loyalties and a trap at Miss Little’s house in Clapham.
Special correspondent reports on early harvests in the Matanuska Valley colony amid debates over cost of settlement, housing, and provisions. Colonists describe hardships securing supplies and loans, with several noting debts around five thousand dollars and uncertain land improvements as they face a harsh first winter. Weather and pests add to strain while some families progress toward farm readiness and expected yields.
A veteran journalist recounts scam artists selling acting roles to hopefuls in Hollywood. A dancer swindled on a film set cites multiple victims lured by guarantees of a week run and large contracts.
A heavy snowstorm blankets portions of Wyoming and Utah with up to twelve inches locally and disrupts travel. Three traffic fatalities are reported in part of the storm area while Wasatch mountains see heavy drifts. Roads are slick and visibility worsens as crews work to clear the congestion.
Middletown captured the annual Grange one act playlet contest in the Federick High School auditorium. The victory advances Middletown to face the winner of Washington county Orange contest for a state regional round at the AOU meeting in Hingerstown. Casts from Middletown Creagerstown Braddock and Lewistown performed with entries including Crore Money and After the Tower Man, under John Riena’s direction.
The article lists theater personnel Thault and William Flinkeape and describes domino at Tah Pirates production with cast members including Warren Wiktin and others. It mentions performance dates and venue details, noting Harvard’s Labbe as part of the ensemble and credits for several actors.
In Paris a large crowd cried down with Mussolini during a tense protest. The demonstration featured security measures as authorities attempted to control the scene and prevent violence.
New York November 2 Alfrid and Smith the 1928 Democratic candidate for president outlined reasons for his walk and criticized the Roosevelt administration. He attacked the administration on ten major courts and accused supporters of radical advisers while stressing platform harmony and party unity. He did not name Governor Ammon Tandon in his remarks.
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