Four Daughters At Tivoli Four Days Feature
Tivoli theater presents Four Daughters a four day screen feature with Fannie Hurst’s story and stars Lola Rosemary Prisella Gale Page John Garfield Jeffrey Lynn plus Dick Foran and Frank McHugh. Saturday Laurel and Hardy Blockheads addition with a short and a travel talk among others.
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Fannie Hurst
Tivoli Theater
Lovely Lane
Lola
Rosemary
Prisela
Gale Page
Claude Rains
Jefrey Lynn
Fie
Prisrille
John Garfield
Herbert Marshall
Marshall
Miss Stanwyck
Johnnie Russell
van Hunter
Hunter
Miss Stanwreck
Binnie Barnes
Cesar Romero
Lynn Bari
Paris
Floyd Gibbons
Laurel and Hardy
Laurel
Rip van Winkle
United States
Leutenant
Priscilla
Lola Lane
Jeffrey Lynn
Wich Priszilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Page
Frank McHugh
MsyRobsee
Passport Husband at Frederick Friday October 21
Stuart Erwin and Pauline Moore star in Passport Husband at the Frederick theater on Friday October 21. Smith Ballew appears in Panamint's Bad Man for Saturday October 22, with Chapter Four of Red Barry No 11 in Pictorial Review and an animated Wolf's Side of the Story cartoon completing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Erwin
Pauline Moore
Frederick Theater
Smith Ballew
Panamint
Red Barry
Wolf
Grenada From Rain to Riches on an Island of Change
Grenada, the Windward Island, enjoys a good climate and rare epidemics while drenched by a heavy rainy season May through December. It averages 79 to 164 inches of rain at St George and Grand Etang, remains 140 miles from Barbados, 21 by 12 miles, 132 square miles in area, Mt Catherine at 2750 feet, and fertile soil yields arrowroot cocoa nutmeg mace sugar and lime oil. The island’s rugged volcanic landscape has attracted settlement since Columbus. A Grenada stamp bearing King George VI accompanies this note.
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Grenada
Windward Islands
British West Indies
St. George
Grand Etang
Barbados
Mt. Catherine
Conception
George VI
Jesse James Cast Embraces Hollywood Glamour On Location
Hollywood notes detail Tyrone Power and Nancy Kelly in an intimate jail scene from Jesse James shot in Missouri with Power snubbing tempers and romance amid color filming of Kentuck y. Wardrobe and director David Butler discuss horses and a challenging cast, while Jane Withers tests Arizona Wildcat with a kitten, and Fredric March and Florence Eldridge reflect on Hollywood temptations and returning to Broadway.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Jesse James” Company
Missouri
Nancy Kelly
Tyrone Power
Mr. Power
Power
Miss Kelly
Jesse
Kelly
Jane Withers
Mama
Arizona
Jane
Frank Jenks A vaudeville to film career overview
Frank Jenks began musical training as a child and studied at the University of Southern California. He played trombone trumpet bass horn and clarinet with dance bands before leaving college to form his own group. He toured in vaudeville and began acting while reading the band. His first film was Follow the Fleet and he has appeared in 31 pictures. He has been married to dancer Margaret Glazier for 11 years.
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Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Frank Jenks
University of Southern California
Margaret Glazier
Four Daughters Contest Seeks Name Stories
Tivoli theater launches a contest tied to the film Four Daughters inviting families with four daughters to submit brief letters to the contest editor at the Tivoli. Entries judged on original reasons for name choices. sixteen prizes planned from $10 to $1 and ten theater passes. Deadline Monday October 17 at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture
Tivoli Theater
Stonday
Tivoli
Jal
Annual Convention Opens by Maryland Insurance Agents
Cumberland Maryland October 14 The annual convention of the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents opened with more than 150 men and one woman registered Mrs Alice Toadvine of Salisbury is the sole woman agent present The day featured discussions on claims losses rates and business matters a banquet followed Archaeologists report early cavemen used gloves
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Cumberland
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Maryland
Alice Toadvine
Salisbury
Great Guy at City Opera House shines with Cagney
Cagney stars as a deputy fighting grafters in the short weight racket, facing threats as Mae Clarke tries to tame him. Also on the bill are Rich Man Poor Girl with Lew Ayres and Ruth Hussey, plus Pete Smith’s Anaesthesia and Find What’s Wrong. Phantom Ranger tops Saturday Westerns with Flaming Frontier chapter and Hide and Shriek Our Gang.
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Cagney
Gus
James Cagney
Department of Weights and Measures
Mae Clarke
Robert Gleckler
Edward Brophy
Johnny Cave
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Clarke
Pathe News
Wild Bill Hickok
Robert Young
Lew Ayres
Ruth Hussey
Young
Miss Hussey
Tim McCoy
Social News From Hyattstown and Nearby
Miss Elizabeth Hotine of Washington visited her parents Mr and Mrs E M Horine. Mrs Travilla Carlisle hosted the Ladies Aid at Hyattstown M E Church. Mrs J J Rippeon stayed with her mother near Hagerstown. Mrs Ethel Hannum returned to Virginia after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ben Price. Mrs Julius Hall of Poolesville called on her sister Mrs Byron Darby. Miss Mary Ann Payne of Mt Ranier visited her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs William H Dutrow. Visitors to Mrs W W Cecil included G Pennington Cecil and Robert Simmons of Baltimore plus Charlie Cecil Dorothy Cecil and Mr and Mrs Fred De Long and daughter of Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Will Miles and family of Forest Glen spent Sunday.
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Ben Price
Julius Hall
Poolesville
Byron Darby
Mary Ann Payne
Mt. Ranier
William H. Dutrow
W. W. Cecil
G. Pennington Cecil
Robert Simmons
Baltimore
Charlie Cecil
Dorothy Cecil
Fred DeLong
Washington, D.C
Offensive Power Forces Declarer To Disregard A Penalty Double
In a strictly duplicate bridge deal West overcalled the opening bid and was doubled, then made. South player Joseph Rothschild of New York chose to bid again, defeating the contract by suggesting a two clubs line. With six spades and the king offside, his plan succeeded on the board.
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West
Joseph 31
Rothschild
New York
Play for the drop or not four spades contract
In a four spade contract with nine trumps, South wins with the ace of trumps after East ducks the last trump and leads heart to dummy. If East holds the four trumps, the contract succeeds regardless of break. with three-two, West’s trump play is immaterial. The high honor play aims to catch a singleton queen or jack.
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Solumon
South
West
East
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barten
Olive Roberts Barten discusses adolescent height dynamics and parental concerns as boys grow tall and girls face social pressures. The piece urges avoiding fixation on size, advising silence and emotional sensitivity to protect youths during the growth spurt and daily self-consciousness.
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Olive Roberts
Barten
Local figures visit families and church events noted
Mrs. E. D. Burdette hosted the Ladies Aid of the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor and daughter from Washington visited aunt Mrs. Florence Higgins. Violet Hemming and Larry Blake with Mrs. John L. Anderson joined Sunday gathering. W. W. Burdette stayed with son-in-law Frank Wheatley in Catonsville. Will Richards of Mr. Ranier visited his mother Mrs. Helen Richards. Edward Miles Elizabeth Miles and Mrs. W. W. Cecil spent Friday with Earl Stup in Frederick. The Christian church will hold a...
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S. P. Miles
E. D. Burdette
Aid of the Christian Church
W. B. Windsor
Washington
Windsor
Florence Higgins
Violet Hemming
Larry Blake
John L. Anderson
W. W. Burdette
Frank Wheatley
Catonsville
Will Richards
Mr. Ranier
Mr. Richards
Helen Richards
Edward Miles
Elizabeth Miles
W. W. Cecil
Earl Stup
Frederick
Christian Church
Oyster and chicken supper in Burdette's Hall event
An oyster and chicken supper was held in Burdette's Hall on October 28. Mrs. G. L. Burgee hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Price of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duvall of New Market. Lawrence Cecil and family from Rockville visited Gertrude Murphy on Sunday. Mrs. L. M. Stone and others were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Binnex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette’s Hall
G. L. Burgee
Lee Price
Washington
Roy Duvall
New Market
Lawrence Cecil
Rockville
Gertrude Murphy
L. M. Stone
W. V. Burdette
O. C. Barnes
George Binnex
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David Butler
Kentucky
Butler
Richard Greene
Lily
Jitterbug
Rowe
Fredric Maren
Florence Eldridge
Broadway
Miss Eldredge
Crissezes
Wim
Olav
Hawaiian Club
Brunswick
China Club
Kemsbeg ‘ Povely
Bhses
City Opera House
Phantom Ranger
Hyattstown
Will Miles
Forest Glen
Opera
Ayres
Wmeb, McChenney
American Contract Bridge League
Dealer
Wasz Rubber
South West
Val
Double Pass Pass
Suzy
Africa
Oder
Bill
Susan
Warner Bros. Theatres
Wes Cunt
Seven Seas
Warner Bros
PEI
Ae & Bee
Ient
Jimue Fidler
New York Times
Gasfield
Walter Winchell
N.Y
Los Angeles Examiner
Buck Jones
Tombstone
Flaming Frontier
Michael Curtiz
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