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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a former official resigning in protest against a dictatorial regime in Ecuador. Details are unclear. readable bits reference a resigning act, a protest, and a political context in Ecuador.
The piece discusses the All American Tournament at French Lick in Indiana starting Oct 23 with men's and women's pair championships. It notes experts, players like Joseph E. Cain and Edson T. Wrestanton, and analyzes a bidding sequence where East and West defend well against a 4 spade contract amid diamond dynamics and ruffing play at bridge.
The article argues many players ignore bids and should review each bid before the opening read to boost performance. It suggests disciplined review of bidding sequences can markedly raise skill levels.
Hollywood report notes a trend toward unseen helpers in biopic roles. Erskine Johnson mentions Al Jolson and Paul Henreid stand-ins, with specialists like violinist Isaac Stern pianist Arthur Rubinstein and cellist Eleanor Allen providing authentic performances for stars in several upcoming films.
In a tense scene Lee Dexter confronts Marty and Cloud over a bed where a body lies. Dexter suspects murder after learning Clarabelle’s financial worries and a possible blackmail angle connected to Searle’s death. He hints at a suspect linked to money and a sensitive admission by Clarabelle.
Dexter confesses through medical stress amid tense room scene as Clarabelle is linked to Searle’s death. Dexter suffers a seizure and recovers, while Cloud, Martin and Barbara discuss escorting him to safety. The physician orders bed rest and limits questioning. Chapter 23 on Page 11.
Paul Henreid, famed for acting and music, chats about lighting cigarettes, a Chicago hotel kiss interruption, and his work on Deception and The Spanish Main. He describes learning cello for Deception, practicing with silent strings, then real strings, and appreciating The Spanish Main’s fortune.
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