Merry Widow at Tivoli three days adapts to screen
The Merry Widow screens for a three day run at Tivoli beginning Monday with Maurice Chevalier and Jeannette MacDonald in a grand musical adaptation. The event features a large orchestra, lavish settings, and a Paris Vienna romance, with supporting acts including Kentuky Kernels and Washee Washee. Additional film lures include The Flame Song Kansas City Princess and So You Won't Talk plus a colorful lineup of cartoons and shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Chevalier
Jeannette MacDonald
Tivoli Theater
Franz Lenar
Chevalier
Paris
Vienna
Robert Woolsey
Bert Wheeler
Kentucky
Mary Carlisle
Noah Beery
Spanky” McFarland
Kansas City
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell
Robert Armstrong
Hugh Herbert
Vince Harnett
Mid-West
New York
Broadcaster anniversaries mix with early radio nostalgia
In New York during a weekend of anniversaries both Roxy and Ali Gang and Major Bowes Family mark milestones echoing the crystal set era. CBS World broadcast plans include a flashback on xy and his Gang, while Major Bowes appears on WEAF NBC with guest speaker M H Aylesworth. Also listed are various radio programs and schedules, ending with a local note about aging widows in Korea.
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New York
Roxy
Ali
Major Bowes
Goth
Med
CBS
Wil H
WEAF
NBC
M. H. Aylesworth
Fredericktown Players to Stage Old Time Play
Fredericktown Players return after a year with an old fashioned mellordramic comedy directed by Mildred Raum of Frederick High. The cast includes Richard Murgatroyd as a villain and Jack Dalton played by Willard Markey, with support from Willan Brnhis and others. The revival aims to entertain elders with memories of opera house melodramas and to delight younger audiences with lighthearted folly.
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Captain Applejack
Frederick
M Midred Raum
Frederick High School
Richard Murgatroyd
John Hansen
Hiram
Wiliam
Willan
Weil
Jack Dalton
Willard Markey
Neil
Satan
Jack
Big
Mike Giattery
Bowery
Student Tour shines at Tivoli with Durante and Butterworth
Tivoli Theater screens MGM musical Student Tour starring Jimmy Durante and Charles Butterworth with Maxine Doyle Phil Regan Nelson Eddy and Monte Blue. The plot follows college youths on a world cruise with chaperones, visiting China Java the Taj Mahal and more in humorous adventures. Comedy directed by Charles F Risener opens with a Popeye cartoon Dream Walk.
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Tivoli
Jimmy Durante
Charles Butterworth
Maxine Doyle
Phil Regan
Nelson Eddy
Monte Blue
Tivoli Theater
Metro+ Goldwyn-Mayer
Butterworth
Durante
Whey
China
Java
Taj Mahal
Monte Gario
Charles F. Risener
Hollywood
New Star in Film at the Frederick
Binnie Barnes from London stage stars in the Frederick program with There’s Always Tomorrow starring Frank Morgan and Leif Wilson. The lineup includes Million Dollar Ransom with Philips Holmes Edward Arnold Mary Sie Dini Shaw and Andy DeE. Color cartoons Just Dog Great Experiment and Smiles Worth While accompany the feature amid vaudeville and other acts.
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Binnie Barnes
Hollywood
London
Frank Morgan
Leif Wilson
Testiny
the Frederick
Ursula Parrou
Lfe
Damon Runyon
Philips Holmes
Edward Arnold
Marysie
Dini Shaw
Andy Dee
Tere
Bill Leicht
Polly Green
Doris
Parker
Western Fury and Cartoons Light Up City Opera House
Rob Russell and his horse Rebel headline a Willis Kent Western at the City Opera House with Fighting Through and added shorts Buck Jones in The Red Rider II and a Betty Boop cartoon. Frederick Theater showcases Bob Steele in South Of Santa Fe with thrills and humor, plus Burn Em Up Barnes chapter six and Scrappy cartoon Screen Smanchats.
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City Opera House
Rob Russell
Willis Kent
Opera House
Buck Jones
Red Rider
Thurmont Birthday Celebration for Cornelius Shriner
A deligatful party at Cornelius Shriner home honors his 80th birthday with music and refreshments. Attendees include Eckenrode Turner Shriner Marshall Flanigan Ridge Eigenbrode Myers and many others. Rev Bender visited Pennsylvania. Guardian Hose Company discussed reorganization. Ladies Aid postponed cake sale. Thurmont choral society rehearses for WJEJ broadcast. annual men’s sane service planned at Apples church. Elmer Harper hosted Woman’s League meeting with 17 members and upcoming Christmas gift exchange.
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Thurmont
Cornelius Shriner
Shriner
Henry Eckenrode
David Turner
Carl Shriner
Joseph Marshall
Arthur Flanigan
Ernest Ridge
Russell Eigenbrode
Clarence Myers
Lloyd Marshall
Key Ridenour
Ross Eyler
Ernest Flanigan
Lillian Flanigan
Bruce Shriner
Ellen Eckenrode
Lilian Crikey
Julia Waster
Catherine Eckenrode
Victorine
Betty
Edith Ridenour
Betty Marshall
Donis Flanigan
Doris Eigenbrode
Hilda Turner
Clara Ridges
Margaret Shriner
Annan Shriner
Gordon Eyler
Donald Marshall
Richard Lidie
Mortis Shriner
Carroll Hamerick
Henry Miller
Emanuel Shriner
William Sipler
James Hahn
Theodore Eckenrode
Junior Turner
Roland Ridenour
Harold Eigenbrode
Ernest Ridge, Jr
Daniel Click
FE. D. Bender
Graceham Moravian
Pennsylvania
Guardian Hose Company
Laies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
Thurmont Choral Society
WJEJ
Hagerstown
Apples’ Church
Elmer Harper
Woman’s League and Mews
Utlea Lutheran Church
Mas Miller
J Reed
H.j
Teading
Paul Buhrman
Batiore
Harvey Ramsburg
League
Exchudge
J. 5
Ler
Anderson Polley
Carolina Playmakers at Hood College Friday
The Carolina Playmakers from the University of North Carolina will perform three one act plays in Brodbeck Hall at Hood College on Friday at 5:15 pm. The program includes The Loyal Venture by Wilkeson OConnell, Fixin's by Paul Green, and Gare Medicine by Green, directed by Prof. Frederick H. Kodi.
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Carolina
University of North Carolina At
Chaos Hill
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Wilkeson O'Connell
Fixin
Paul Reen Aind
Gare Medicine
Green
Frederick H. Kodine
Paul Green
Chapel Hill
Broad Mr. Green
Doctor Bull
Voltaire
Mr. Green
Broadaut
Harnett County
N. C
Harry Davis
Ora Mae Davis
Prof
Kock
Chapel Hillght
Birthday Greetings From Middleburg Voices
Local notices in Middleburg honor November birthdays for Theo Thampey Margaret Charlotte Jean Dor othy Johnson John Griffin Roscoe Six Gay Frock John Bowman Carroll Clabaugh Charles Sherman Ervin Remsburg Neil Goldsmith Martin Devilbiss Martin Wal.
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Middleburg
Meath
Theo Thampeey
Margaret
Charlotte
Jean
Dorothy Johnson
John Griffin
Doing Comne
Roscoe Six
Gay Frock
John Bowman
Carroll Clabaugh
Charles Sherman
Ervin Remsburg
Neil Goldsmith
Martin Devilbiss
Martin Wal
Sister Marys Kitchen Pork Chops and Dinner Menu
A fragmented recipe and menu item list describes pork chops baked with green pepper and apple dessert, plus a Monday menu including breakfast and luncheon items. Ingredients mention pork chops, cubed meat, eggs, butter, salt, pepper, and grapefruit or grape items. The text reads like an old home kitchen guide with cooking steps and table fare.
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Mary FE
Serview
Grange Leaders Install at Creagerstown Meeting
In Creagerstown on November 17 Creagerstown Grange installed officers led by State Master T Ray Brookes of Bel Air and State Secretary Edward Hol. New members were added bringing total to 44. Miss Bell named as secretary. Miss Ruth Havever and Miss Margaret Ischa as helpers. Miss Vi named pianist. Guests from several Granges attended including State Master Brookes and Mrs Brookes.
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MM Bostuare
Mer
Chitin Jiyde
Evins Bown
Iher
DLS
Mis
Hyde
Son Ath
James Marnullis
Hach Myde
Maruti Sant Suma
Mayberry
Tivde
Nur
CreagessLoyn
Creagerstown Grane
T. Ray Brookes
Bel Air
Edward Holand Paiona
Austin P. Nat
Th Iers
Millard Stull
Oy Fisher
Milas Beach
Stull
Lloyd Gira- Ul
Oasisians
George Woflpayday
Reymond Taman
Roy Fisher
Miss Bell
Roscor Yror
Ceres
Frances Hubbard
Pomona
Ruth Havever
Flora
Margaret Ischca
George Hubbard
Elnes Holliman
John Hollman
Brookes
Henn
Quint
Dove
Imere
Vi i
Atlanta
Brcakes
Td Halter
Middletown
Renn
Hallenger Grange
Howard Glin
Brad Grange
Wilson Slauch
Lewistown Grange
Russell Long
Daniel Selber
Norbert Palhouse
Baltimore Briefs mention Cullers and Free homecoming
Miss Catherine and Margaret Culler of Frederick are noted in Baltimore Society notices. Miss Helen Free has returned home after spending time away, details indicate a social page update with local names and movements.
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Baltimore
Catherine
Margaret Culler
Frederick
Helen Free
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Pratt Hospital
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Ray Boone
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Bob Steele
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