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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
11
Victor Bridges portrays Nicholas Trench Ace, acquitted of murder, amid public doubt and threats of expulsion. Trench muses on loyalty, loneliness, and a plan to flee as he walks home past Chalk Farm. His ally Jerry Mordaunt remains abroad, while Seymour and Creagwell stir rumor and pressure.
At the Opera House a southern feud drives a rollicking comedy from Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey as their trio stumbles into a Kentucky feud. Mary Carlishe plays the daughter of the hostile colonel Noah Berry portrays. Added acts include The Flame Song and a vaudeville number. Liberty’s special production Take the Stand appears in the Civic Orchestra continuing today. George Gaylord, a provacateur columnist, features in gossip column.
Figures in the freight drama lead the lineup at a breading station mystery with doors locked on the tilde. Short subjects include an Edgar Kennedy comedy Poisoned Story and Pictorial Review 7 a novelty. Frederick Kuc and StILOTICS to the screen. Busy billing features Phillips elmes Edward Araci Marc Carlisle Andy Devine Wini Snow and more in a colorful New York backdrop with a Scrappy cartoon Great Experiment and other acts.
Advance sale reports a sparkling three act comedy Here Comes Charlie to be staged at the Thurmont town hall Friday evening by the Romany Players of Thurmont for the Thurmont Baseball Club. Cast includes Miss Grace Carol Belbaugh Miss Mary Roddy Miss Catherine Roddy Miss Margaret Sherwood Mr and Mrs Melvin Derr Ross V Smith Lloyd Mackley P D Ewing and Earl Kelbaugh with Miss Helen Keefer arranging dance numbers and an orchestra hoped for between acts.
In a six card club contract West leads queen of diamonds. Declarer must find best line to make six clubs. article notes in duplicate play an extra trick can yield many more points. The author previews the solution to be given in the next issue and discusses the strategic value of extra tricks in championship play.
Reader advice on selecting a fresh turkey by age, feed type, and physical signs. Reports on quick-fed, milk-fed, and corn-fed birds, with tips on bleeding, weight, and tenderness. Also outlines preferred sizes for groups and suggests a sample daily menu for breakfast lunch and dinner.
An 18 year old girl admitted taking four year old Jacke Gibbons from his Lexington home last week and hitchhiking to Cantlansoga. Parents and teachers in Tennessee identify her as Pearl Springfield a mountain girl, with photos matching. The girl claims to be Bernice Givens of Cincinnati and is held on terror decays charges. Her case will go before Fayette county grand jury in January. Bail set at 10000. penalty three to ten years.
A pair of acrobats display midair stunts while clinging along the fuselages of tiny planes attached to the navy's airslip in Macon. One figure represents the mother and the other the scout, creating a vivid demonstration above the crowd.
In a dusty kitchen scene Dancy macd and Dotty heed a baker’s plan as dough rushes and a bowl slips. Duns stands still then plunges into the bowl, prompting shock from the others. The page ends with a teaser for the next installment.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel cleanser. It claims they remove intestinal impurities, restore energy and youth, and offer a non calomel alternative. The copy targets both men and women seeking vitality and improved appearance.
In a lively card play description, East returns a heart lead while Frank executes a solid bridge display. The report notes his top score after the first Masters pair session and praises his calm, egotism-free style and potential for future championship cups.
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