Tivoli Films Announced For Coming Week
Tivoli theater schedules new cinema musical Orchestra Wives with Glenn Miller and stars George Montgomery Ann Rutherford Lynn Bari Cesar Romero Carole Landis Virginia Gilmore and Mary Beth Hughes along with novelty Personalities and Universal News Reel Also Desperate Journey features Errol Flynn Ronald Reagan Alan Hale Arthur Kennedy and Raymond Massey Little Tokyo U S A with Preston Foster and Brenda Joyce closes Saturday plus added reels Letter From Bataan Well Rowed Harvard and a cartoon Sheepish Wout
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Tivoli Theater
Glenn Miller
George Montgomery
Ann Rutherford
Lynn Bari
Cesar Romero
Carole Landis
Virginia Gilmore
Mary Beth Hughes
Mack Gordon
Harry Wallach
Kalamazoo
You
Personalities
Universal News Reel
Tivoli
Germany
Europe
Errol Flynn
Ronald Reagan
Alan Hale
Arthur Kennedy
Ronald Sinclair
Raymond Massey
Nancy Coleman
Universal News
Little Tokyo
U.S. A
Los Angeles
Preston Foster
Brenda Joyce
Dies Committee
Bataan
Harvard
Glenn Muller
Lynn Sari
9Thers
Mary Beth Hughes Wichelas Brothers
Hollywood Salaries Set Film Industry Records
Hollywood report highlights Gary Cooper receiving a 325000 pay for For Whom the Bell Tolls, the largest on any picture, with tax implications and a ceiling issue under debate. It mentions splits in Red Skelton’s marriage and Vera West at the canteen, plus other Hollywood items from gowns to theater revivals and Maureen O Hara’s wartime role preparations.
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Gary Cooper
Robert Jordan
Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Warner Pictures
Cooper
Glm
Uncle Sam
Red Skelton
Mrs
Arline Judge
Wesley Ruggles
Vera West
Hollywood Canteen
Los Angeles
Jane Withers
William Shirley
Edward G. Griffith
Tom
Newsie
RKO
Gete
Washington
Dietrich
Mar Rton
Wallace Beery
Beau Brummel
Maureen O'Hara
Henry Fonda
Maureen
Will Price
Uther
Barbara Stanwyck Confronted by Marine and Soldier
Barbara Stanwyck was approached by a Marine and a soldier. The soldier said the Marine had just bet a month's salary that Miss Stanwyck wasn't the film star. Stanwyck joked that her face could stop a clock and that nothing stops a Marine.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Stanwyck
Barbara
Man About Manhattan
GEORGE TUCKER notes in New York on Janet Blair and Edgar Bergen visiting elite spots. Blair, formerly Martha Janet Lafferty from Altoona, shares tales of film life and a green hat. Bergen, ill with a cold, jokes about a Bergen cold and plans for wartime appearances. A review of Maxwell Andersons Eve of St Mark praises actors William Prince Aline MacMahon Eddie O Shea. Bob Allens band at Cafe Rouge gets praise and a history of his rise after Hal Kemps death. Memo reminds expense report submission.
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George Tucker
New York
Savoy Plaza
Janet Blair
Hal Kemp
Eileen
Janet
Altoona
Martha Janet Lafferty
St Mark
Maxwell Anderson
Messrs Anderson
N. Behrman
R E Sherwood
Elmer Rice
Cafe Rouge
Pennsylvania
Bob Allen
Broadway
Bob Lucky
Jean Mailier
Allen
Roseland
Bob
Ben Bernie
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hal
Luf's Stuff Profitability Sacrificed
A column on the eroding value of the dollar notes how prices rise while purchasing power falls. It argues everyday costs rise as money loses strength and suggests resilience despite hardship. It ends with a statistic on the estimated number of enslaved Africans brought to the United States before the Civil War.
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MN. A. Lufburrow
United States
Africa
Kennedy-Wilson nuptials at St John's Catholic
Recently married Mr Robert E Kennedy and Miss Alice T Wilson of Frederick were wed by Rev William F Sauer at St John s Catholic on Friday October 30. Attendants were Capt Joseph S Kennedy of Fort Benning Georgia and Mrs Paul Houck of Union Bridge.
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Robert E Kennedy
Mise Alice T Wilsor
Frederick
Wiliam F. Sauer
St John’s Catholic
Carp Joseph S. Kennedy
Fort Benning
Paul Houck
Union Bridge
Hood College Autumn Horse Show Saturday at Hood Campus
Hood College Riding club sponsors the annual autumn horse show next Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in the campus riding ring. Twenty six students in three classes will be judged on horsemanship, seat and hands, and form, with four triboons awarded per class. Mrs Helen Horst of Hagerstown returns as judge. Miss Charlotte Robinson leads overall arrangements with assistants and a student committee from New Jersey, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts.
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Hood College Riding Club
Krebs Benchoff
Helen Horst
Hagerstown
Charlotte Robinson
Wildwood
Riding Club
Elien Marsteller
Uniontown
Mary Rose Rusa
Firsypeet Pain
Ruth Laessle
Morres
Town
Evelyn Swartley
Collingswood
N. J
Louise Viallé
Framingham
Mass
4-H Club Program Presented Today in Maryland
National 4-H Achievement Week is marked with radio programs from WMAL Washington and WCBM Baltimore featuring Maryland 4-H members. Cecil Holter Jr of Middletown, an agriculture student at the University of Maryland, discussed seven years in 4-H with Poland China swine and Holstein cattle, and his Dairy Judging team role. Secretary Wickard lauded 4-H efforts, urging youths to aid food production, salvage drives, and home farming while staying well.
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College Park
Maryland
Leday
WMAL
Washington
WCBM
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick County
Claude R. Wickard
Onne
Stroman
Maryland 4-H club work shows vast wartime effort and impact
A survey by State Club Agent E G Jenkins highlights Maryland 4-H activities this year including 1250 acres of home grown food and over 100000 quarts of vegetables canned. Members contributed scrap metal, paper, burlap, and rubber totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds and purchased about 43100 in war stamps and bonds while engaging in home defense, fire prevention, fuel supply, machinery repair, and first aid. One club gathered five tons of metal scrap, one ton rubber, and four tons paper. The report notes victory gardens and broader wartime service by girls in gardens, canning, and industry to relieve labor shortages.
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Maryland
Maryland 4-H Club
East End Kids Star In Coming Film at Opera House
East End Kids lead in Lets Get Tough at the Opera House with Leo Gorcey Bobby Jordan Hunts Hall Gabriel Dell and Stan Clements. Roger Pryor Gale Storm and Maxie Rosenbloom appear amid comedy romance and danger as the new Monogram feature headlines a busy local slate.
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Monogram
East Side
Opera House
Leo Gorcey
Bobby Jordan
Hunts Hall
Gabriel Dell
East
Pathe News
Andrews Sisters
Dan Dailey
Dr. Grace McDonald
Charles Butterworth
Walter Cate
Theviva’ Jacks and Jills
Army Air Force
Maisie
Ann Sothern
Red Skelton
Frederick
Miss Sothern
Malate
Brooklyn
Skelton
Pete Smith
America
Eric Knight
Tyrone Power
Joan Fontaine
Britain
Thomas Mitchell
Henry Stephenson
Nigel Bruce
Gladys Cooper
Philip Meri
Weare
Tim Holt
Jack Holt
the Overland Mail
Let's Get Tough At Opera House Youth War Advice
A reader letter discusses wartime romance and marriage delaying life choices. The writer warns against marrying during war and urges waiting until after service ends. A skeptic responds comparing the author’s views to Adolf Hitler and condemns breaking vows for love during conflict.
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Opera House
Mother's Nagging Teaches Manners Slowly, Dorothy Dix Says
Dorothy Dix argues that constant nagging helps children learn right from wrong and manners. She notes many mothers quit out of exhaustion, but emphasizes a balanced approach. With patient, timely correction, mothers can mold children into well behaved adults, despite the effort involved.
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Miss Dix
Sonny
Mamie
A. K
Mother
Johnny
Emily Post
Love At Different Ages Sparks Candid Letter Advice
In a dated column a reader asks about love across age gaps, noting a boy of 21 marrying a woman five to thirteen years older may face risk as she appears more mature. Weston warns no couple knows future feelings, urging hope and caution. The piece muses on later life sentiment and lingering discontent.
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How
Dorothy Dixy
Adolf Hitler
Miss Dix
Pig
Tam
Miss Dia
Weston
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