DONT MARRY THE MAN Kathleen Gregory in a Western mine tale
Kathleen Gregory a peppery red haired member of the Gregory clan travels west incognito to secure a right of way for The Golden Girl mine. She meets Balmy a shift boss with a gentle manner and deep loyalty from Old Angus and Balmy’s hard line boss Kit Smyth. Kathleen bonds with Balmy as the mine world and romance unfold in a rugged frontier setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Gregory
Gregory
Donald MacDonald
Mene
Bridget
Kathleen
Kesste
Balmy
Angus
Kit Smyth
Kit-Smyth
Riley
Scotland
Moore
Baimy
Angus Gregorys
Cosright
Jeanne Bowman
Spartan mansion welcome in Angus Gregory kinship tale
Kathleen settles in at Old Angus Gregory's home, finding Spartan simplicity and a looming deathly heritage. Joey the houseboy guides the move as Kathleen asserts the right to the master bedroom, while ghosts of ancestors hover near the ancestral mine and family legends. Tomorrow MacDonald visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Angus
MacDonald
Barr
Kot-Smyth
Lordard Tong
Hit-Smyth
Joey-wideeyes
Joey-wide-eyes
Joey
Angus Gregory
Bridget
Cleo
Social Guests At Comus Dinner Gatherings
A long list of guests visiting Comus and nearby towns is recorded. Mary C Nicholson hosted and welcomed Grace Barnard Donaid Pearson and family from St Petersburg Florida, plus the Hoops Lantz Holland Ward and Ward families and many others from Richmond Baltimore Washington Buck Lodge and Caestertown. Separate notes mention Frank Jamison of Washington visiting his parents, Olga Ward staying with Mildred Holland Whiteley, and Oscar Seaman entertaining guests from Washington Briskiey Feeser and others. A concluding line describes the composition of the white potato with its water starch protein and ash content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comus
Mirs
Mary C. Nicholson
Grace Barnard
Donaid Pearson
St Petersburg
Florida
Morie Hoop
William Lantz
Frederick
Geo. O. Holland
Geo. A
Nicholson
Newton Ward
Elmira Ward
Elmer Ward
Charles
Minnie’ Whipp
Lloyd Whipp
Mary Robinson
Charles Jamison, Sr
Olga Mae Ward
Mildred Holland OW . Whiteley
Edward Robinson
Caestertown
Ernest Wood
Baltimore
Gee
Charles Jamison
Oscar Seaman
Alexander
John Briskiey
C S. Feeser
Washington
Hollywood Soundstage Trials and Film Prep Details
A Hollywood report details noisy sound effects and Bickford’s delivery on a dark sound stage, with a cutter selecting lines from three takes. It highlights props discipline, a prop man’s private- life impact, and how film edits adapt dialogue for different markets including Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul Harrison
XEA
Holywood
Oct
Charles Bickford
Bickford
Ben Goldsm
Metro
Hal Sausser
Irene Rich Returns in That Certain Age After Hiatus
Byll Porter and George Scarbo present Irene Rich returning to film after five years away from the studios at the height of her fame. She will turn 41 on October 13 and plans a quick trip from Hollywood to New York for a weekend. She enjoys travel, shopping for shoes, and late-night snacks, though she dislikes mild treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byll Porter
George Scarbo
Irene Rich
Hollywood
New York
Ellos
Moving Furniture For Moving Pictures Scene Notes
A lighthearted behind the scenes moment in the joke filled piece on Say It In French shows Irene Hervey struggling to move a chair as a prop man pulls it via a hidden rope. The anecdote illustrates Hollywood’s sensitivity to star needs and practical effects. Nearby notices list local social guests including Dr. and Mrs Arthur Hersberger and Miss Elizabeth Hays visiting Frederick and Poolesville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hervey
William Collier
Col Her
Miss Hervey
Hollywood
Lead Your Opponent To Make Lead That Leads To Victory
Bridge strategy discussed with a hand where Wests double of five diamonds was costly after a pre emptive raise. South plays three no trump and, after ruffing hearts and careful endplay, executes a sequence that limits opponents to five clubs while securing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests
South
East
West
Abel Lincoln in Hijness at the National
Forest Gott spent a day in Washington attending Abel Lincoln in Hijness at the National. Mrs. Clagett C Hilton visited her sister Mrs Loyal Jones in Dickerson for ten days. Mr and Mrs Woodrow North of Rockville stayed with Mrs Norths parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Kussler. Mr and Mrs F Sprigg Hays hosted a birthday dinner for Mr R Shirley Hays and their son F Sprigg Hays Jr. Guests included Mrs Leonard Hays and Dr Leonard Hays of Hyattsville, Mr and Mrs R James Darby Jr of Laurel, and Mr Richard L White of Buck Lodge.
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Barnesville
Arthur B. Hersberger
Philadelphia
Hersberger
Arthur C. Hersberger
Mirs
Lucy G. Fout
Frederick
Robert B. Lillard
Virginia Bartlett
New Market
Gertrude W. Gaugh
Virginia Mae Stonestreet
Visitation Academy
J . Harris Stonestreet
Elizabeth Hays
Sarah Carter White
Poolesville
Gertrude W. Caugh
Edward F. Giddings
Forest Gott
Washington
Abel Lincoln
Hijness
The
National
Clagett C. Hilton
Loyal Jones
Dickerson
Woodrow North
Rockville
F. Sprigg Hays
R. Shirley Hays
F. Sprigg Hays, Jr
Leonard Hays
Hyattsville
R. James Darby, Jr
Laurel
Richard L. White
Buck Lodge
Germantown Community Notes and Meetings
Germantown society items include Ladies Aid and Trinity Methodist Church meetings led by Mrs. B W Unglesbee and Mrs Charlie Bowman with 17 members present. next gathering at Mrs F C Marth’s home. Residents and visitors travel for family visits in Baltimore Washington and Pennsylvania. Germantown Grange to hold annual Horse Show October 22 at Water Johnson farm. Corn Palace exhibit in Mitchell S D features corn and grain decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Aid Sanety
Trinity Methodist Church
B. W. Unglesbee
Charlie Bowman
Bros. Unglesbee
Roy Selby
F.C. Marth
Harry Kanode
Duckenon
E. R. Leshart
Reb
G. G. Kandahl
Baltimore
Paul
Medical
Glenwood Johnson
Pennsylvania
C TL Johnson
FE. Rosenhart
Washington
J HO Purdy
Germantown Grange
Earl Purdy
Bradbury Heights
Frank Purdy
Palsce Shipbuilds Costly Venture Faces Redecoration
The palsce project cost $275000 to build with yearly redecoration expenses of $10000. Newspaper advertising brings results and is recommended as a prudent investment to boost visibility and returns.
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Esterday
Hit-Smiyth
Grecory
Od Belmy
Charles Purdum
W. W. Hodges
Highland
England
Errol Flynn
IT. M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Nia
Rene Rich Oeita
AL Bsiaf
Gero
WM. E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
EIOS
Ety Mads Kgs Ekis
AQIOB
Q. N
ITT
Hremsberg
Taveley Sieg
KEY Hotel Bldg
Mitchell
S. D
Weg
Beard Muntz Mall
David Gercey Opera House
BRO Bros
Nancy
Bob
Franchot
Theatre Ne
United States
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Capital Account
Total
State of Maryland
Bartgis Storm
Ernest Helfenstein, JR
Elias B. Ramsburg, JR
Holmes D. Barker
John S
Newsan
Federal Reserve System
Federal Defosit Insurance Corporation
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