Princess O Rourke at Tivoli for Three Days
A gay sparkling comedy starring Olivia de Havilland and Robert Cummings comes to the Tivoli Sunday through Tuesday. The plot follows a princess exiled in New York who falls for an American, then faces a surprise when he learns she is royalty. Also shows Robert Donat in The Adventures of Tartu Wednesday with Valerie Hobson, plus a midnight showing of Northern Pursuit with Errol Flynn through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia de Havilland
Robert Cummings
Tivoli
Princess O'Rourke
New York
Eddie O'Rourke
Eddie
Charles Coburn
Jack Carson
Jane Wyman
Universal News
Erroll Flynn
Hudson Bay
von Keller
Helmut Dantine
Steve Wayne
Flynn
Jim Austen
John Ridgely
Julie Bishop
Pete Smith
Universal
Jay
the Tivoli
Moods and real love beyond quick engagements
Dorothy Dix argues against rapid war time romances and engagements. She stresses real love grows from knowing a person over time, including moods, habits, and weaknesses, not fleeting attraction or social pressure. Short courtships risk costly breaks and broken futures for sailors and soldiers.
Whirlwind Courtships and Clandestine Marriages
Dear Miss Dix advises on prudence before marriage, arguing a partner should reveal past faults and secrets may hurt a union. The column suggests honesty can ease forgiveness, but notes many spouses prefer not to hear or know certain youthful indiscretions. The Belt Syndicate. Inc)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
France
Belt Syndicate. Inc
Strength For Today: Peace Through Sacrifice
Earl L Douglass argues peace comes not from words but from sacrifice as shown by Christ on the cross. Peace is produced by the act of sacrifice, and individuals or nations gain peace only through making it. The piece emphasizes the Beatitudes and the need to be peacemakers through action, not talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Jesus
Babson Newspaper Syad
Farmers Bow to Subsidy Critics in Frederick County
Reporters quiz with six local dairy farmers shows broad opposition to government milk subsidies. Respondents prefer paying production costs now to incurring future debt, with critics arguing subsidies do not boost production or benefit consumers and will raise future taxes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles D Walker
New London
Roy C W Schaffer
Frederick
Repairs at Angelo property and Camp Hill updates
Bolivar notes repair work at the Angelo property on Camp Hill with Mr. O A Webb and family. Road rain kept attendance low at a Bolivar Methodist church lecture by Miss Rachel Seagrave who spoke on missions in Burma. Mrs J C Newcomer reviewed Burma Surgeon by Dr Gordon Seagrave. Leon Edwards improves Camp Hill property with cement sidewalks. Elmer Davidson and family hosted a birthday party for Brent Blue with blue and white decorations. Mrs Robert Hardy served ice cream, cake and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo
Camp Hill
O. A Webb
Bolivar Methodist Church
Rachel Seagrave
Burma
J. C. Newcomer
Gordon Seagrave
Leon Edwards
Elmer Davidson
Harper's Ferry
Brent
Robert Hardy
Davidson
Limitations of Money by Lufburrow
A compact verse arguing money cannot buy happiness or the warmth of home and love. The poem notes that money meets raw needs but has little to do with joy, heart, or meaningful happiness, urging readers to value intangible blessings money cannot grasp.
Chimney Fire Affects 204 South Carroll Street
A chimney fire at 204 South Carroll Street, likely in a home of the James Harrison family, drew Citizens Truck and United Engine Company units to the scene at 5 30 o clock Friday evening. Firemen reported no monetary loss and extinguished the blaze with a booster stream.
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South Carr Oll Street
James
Harrison
Citizens Truck
United Engine Companies
Frontier Badman and other westerns at the Opera House
The Opera House shows Frontier Badman starring Diana Barrymore and Robert Paige Sunday and Monday with added shorts Joe Kirkwood and Pathe News. Also screening Banjo On My Knee at Frederick Tuesday and Wednesday, plus The Karsan with Richard Diavane Wyatt Victor Jory Albert Dekker and a Suggestion Box short. Roy Rogers appears in Man From Music Mountain Friday and Saturday with Pathe News and Olympics Champs. Thanksgiving Day brings Love with Gloria Jean and Donald O Connor, then Law of the Saddle Friday and Saturday with Bob Livingston Al St John Betty Miles. Added shorts Three Cheers For The Girls Pigs in Polka. Riders of Death Valley chapter six Champion Maker and Cloud Chasing.
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Diana Barrymare
Robert Paige
Ann Gwynne
Leo Carrillo
Noah Beery, Jr
Opera House
Texas
Kansas
Joe Kirkwood
Pathe News
Ola Picture
Banjo
Frederick
Barbara Stanwack
Joe McCrea
Buddy Ebson
Waller Brennan
Nursdas
Richard Diavane Wyatt
Victor Jory
Albert Dekker
Daffy
Roy Rogers
Bo Nolan
The
Sons of the Pioneers
Music Mountain
Pathe New Chapter
Eilot
Masked Marvel
Frederick Theater
Glm
Diana Barrymore
Gloria Jean
Donald O Connor
Saturdau
Bob Livingston
al St John
Betty Miles
Enthusiastic Hood College Faculty Recital Opens Season
An eager audience gathered in Brodbeck Hall as Hood College music faculty presented the season’s first recital. Miss Catherine Williams played Beethoven and Miss Budde sang Verdi, with Alex Gilfillan, Henry Wade, and others contributing piano and organ works spanning modern and classical styles. Separately, Victor McLaglen announces upcoming wedding to Miss Suzanne Rockefeller Brueggemann, while the French battleship Richelieu arrives in Algiers after transatlantic voyage, inspected by General Giraud.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Alex Gilfillan
Catherine Williams
Anna Marie Budde
Henry T. Wade
Willams
Marsenci
Mr. Gilfillan
Howard Manson
Charles Marie Widor
Wade
Opera and cabaret notes mix with a guitar club tale
A jumble of showbiz mentions includes Ann Corio and George Raft amid holiday parade chatter and a staged prologue. later a Mona Lowe Guitar Club meeting at the F Hall with Miss Therven Schuhart directing. Prizes to Robert Leather Evelyn Groover and Alma Rice. Patricia Summers performed Wait For Me Mary before a discussion and next gathering on November 30.
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Guitar Club
Mona Lowe Guitar Club
C. F. Hall
Therven Schuhart
Islands
Robert Leather
Evelyn Groover
Alma Rice
Mary
Patricia Summers
Ogling
Hollywood News Roundup From Erskine Johnson Column
Pinky Tomlin is paged after an Army tour and completes a role in Here Comes Elmer at Republic. He fronts new songs Jim Gonna Invade Your Heart and The Army The Navy The Marines Up in the Air and Down in the Submarines while remaining linked to JoAnne Alroin and their two children. Paramount reels a feather scene in Rainbow Island due to censor concerns. Crosby’s The Road to Utopia features an amateur gimmick contest with a $10 prize. a monkey act wins over Bing’s crooning. John Garfield brings daughter to Destination Tokyo set. a script girl jokes about chubby pink legs. Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles invest in new clothes. Maureen O’Hara loses A Tree Grows in Brooklyn role to Gene Tierney who is due to have a baby. Olivia de Havilland seen shopping while suspended. Frank Veloy debuts a dance method book. Charles Laughton to star as a ghost in The Canterville Ghost. War work notes and studio trends. Greta Garbo’s return rumored. Harry James to begin Army physical December 12. Everett Riskin’s Action in the Givin Koon teased as high-scale MGM project. Vi Mall decorating plans shift to Columbia, as actress in new Christmas project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinky Tomlin
Elmer
Republic Studio
Jim
Joanne Alroin
Sylvia
Tommy
Maureen O'Hara
Brooklyn
Gene Tierney
Stork
Olivia de Havilland
Frank Veloy
Veloz
Yolanda
Carrier IX Accident on Weverton Road Injures No One
A mail carrier escaped injury when his Chevrolet panel truck collided with Russell Lee Tillapec’s Ford coach on Weverton road near Hagerstown. Both drivers were unhurt. The crash partially tipped Tillapec’s car before it lodged against a telephone pole. Deputy Leister investigated.
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Hagerstown
Deal
St. Hain Rohrersville Fural
Weverton
Russell Lee
Balkans Drive Hint Emerges From North Africa
Madrid dispatches report that Germany has completed large scale redeployments from the North African theater and plans a new push toward the Balkans via routes to Turkey and the Soviet front. The move signals a broad strategic shift amid ongoing battles and shifting German alignments.
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Snroupe
Balkans
Madrid
Berhey Ried
Het
North Africa
Oentoute
Tustia
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Martin L. Wachter
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Walkersville
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N A. Lufburrow
Se Econ
Griff Williams
Moose Fireside Party
Mooseheart Buss
Mutual Network
Loyal Order of Moose
Frederick Lodge
Frederick, Md
USA
Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick
Frontier Badman
TO Wei
Victor McLaglen
Suzanne Rockefeller Brueggemann
McLaglen
Miss Brueggemann
Dro Write Brueggemann
New Mexico Miliary Institute
Frank Faude
Richelieu
Algiers
Alvers
United States
Struggsie Agar
Axis
Henri Giraud
Freneh
Opera
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George Raft Orust
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Phaie Bakers
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Anne Gwynne
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Utopia
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John Garfield
Tokyo
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Rita Hayworth
Orson Welles
Charles Laughton
Canterville
Oscar Wilde
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Barry Zanuch
Harry James
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Triapple
Vi Malls
Columbia Tilius
Cheistairs
Kun Gannon-Waller
Kent
Camel Cigarettes
Kamsberg
Jveley Store
Key Hotel Bldg
Nl’ Wak
Wan Ena
Rovac
Titec
Sd Sn Inck Carson
Murman
Errol Flynn
Soren Ty
Stor
Oatara
Noah Beery
Lon Chaney
Stampede Pass
Riders of
Death Valley
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