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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
9
George Arliss Program Feature at Tivoli Theatre
The Tivoli presents a George Arliss program featuring sophisticated comedy and dramatic elements. Ina Claire leads the cast with strong support from Robert Williams and a notable ensemble including Rita La Roy and Leigh Allen. The week includes Traveling Husbands and Personal Maid with Nora Ryan. Buck Jones Western Range Four and The Vanishing Legion accompany the program with musical and comedy attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Middiee
Line Belmore
James Kun
REO
Donald Ogden Stewart
Ina Claire
Roe
Sightyare
Robert Williams
Jolsnie
Ropest Ames
Weil
Tali Mirna Loy
da Hopper
Harton
Walter Walker
Lowse
Beeser Hate
Leigh Alen
Aeald
Seine Territores
Constance Cummings
Dorothy Peterson
Rita la Roy
East Side
Cox
Pat O'Brien
Anoin
Gere Maynard
Opera House
Buck Jones
Bridge strategy and play from a contract example
The article describes a bridge hand where South aims for two spades and proceeds to four spades. It discusses North’s possible No Trump overcalls, bids by South, and a tricky diamond play by West to force a king through East. The narrative details a sequence where declarer uses a sequence of small cards to establish tricks in diamonds and spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Pla
North
Cattle Test Calls Plague Area in Iowa Feature
Iowa officials call militiation to enforce tuberculin tests on cows as counties near eradication of the plague. The article notes John Scott Harrison born 1804 in Vincennes as son of William Henry Harrison and father of Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
John Scott Harrison
Vincennes, Ind
William Henry Harrison
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Fashion Show At Tivoli Highlights New Season Styles
The Tivoli theater staged fashion displays with eight models presenting street costumes, afternoon frocks, pecats and evening gowns. Miss Pegry Moore showcased a moment dress while a large audience enjoyed the event with shoes from Armga, hats from Snyder Bat Shop, and makeup by Harper Method. The piece also notes 1931 wheat crop prospects at 375,250,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli
Ashint
Guiberts Exerive
Tivol
Hannah & Ipotin
Baltmes
Oregan
Paul
Winter
Tre
Isheer
Pegry Moore
Gilbert
aArma | Shoe
Snyder Bat Shop
Harper Method
Myrtle Pearse
Helen Shoemaker
Alice Brice
Peasy Moore
Betty Storm
Dorothy Farnsworth
Lucile Shapiro
Lillian Myers
Mater
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George Arliss
WM. E. Mrkenney
Bridge League
Trorta
Laura Lou Brookman
Marke Backes
Marle Deru
Masi
Mark
Marka
Valrer Smoyr
Rorma
Norma
Utd
Dorma
Turner Mark
Seca
Pergulys
Lapaye
Charses
Firon
Norma Travers
Mark Travers
Blue Springs
Star
Lafayette Firnn
Politics
Asticul
Nuria
Alia
Norma Wee
Lmré
Cis
Bob
Chris
Aliss
Flynn
Atlownes
Offic
Welfare Department
Ant
Rosa R
Tate
Dazzhiay
Marinora
Ashton
Bos Farrell
Farrell
Wellngton
Mount Florence
Fisyna
Whitey
Finny
Norma Bowe
Mr. Flynn
F&e
Marlboro
Lafe Flynn
Stuart
Ahs
Norms
Osekavo Board
Helen Twelvetrees
Charles Rogers
Theater News
Opera
Hew
Gacy Capes
Jon
Rance
Buster
New York
Anita Page
George Arliss AS
Alexander Hamilton
Ernest Torrence
Gary Cooper
Lily Damita
Extea— ‘Anishing Legion
Rodney Dutcher
ASCO
American Stores CO
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