Pride Of The Yankees At Tivoli Five Days
Samuel Goldwyn's Pride Of The Yankees stars Gary Cooper as Lou Gehrig with Eleanor Gehrig honored on screen. The film traces his life from humble beginnings to Yankee fame, with Babe Ruth and Yankee teammates featured. Also playing Saturday Invisible Agent stars Ilona Massey and Jon Hall with Keye Luke and Peter Lorre in a Wells adaptation. adds Playtime in Hawaii and The Dover Boys cartoon.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Gary Cooper
Gehrig
Diamond
Eleanor Gehrig
Christy Matthewson
Lou
Columbia
Yanks
Eleanor Twitchell
Chicago
Teresa Wright
The
Little Foxes
Mrs. Miniver
Ellie" Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Yankee
Bob Meusel
Mark Koenig
Bill Stern
Yankee Stadium
Universal News
H. G. Wells
Ilona Massey
Jon Hall
the Tivoli
Peter Lorre
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
J. Edward Bromberg
Joby Litei
Albert Basserman
Keye Luke
United Nations
Europe
Hawaii
Eleanor Grig
Goldwyn
Tivoli Theater
Maryland governor backs income tax and war effort
Baltimore October reports Governor O Connor dismissed calls to eliminate income tax as politically foolish and warned such promises would starve hospitals schools and agencies. He defended Maryland war mobilization, named Republicans to key posts, and said campaigning would be limited. In court, Leroy Harrison pleaded guilty to hunting without a license and was fined twenty dollars, while a parking violation against Max Miller was dismissed.
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Baltimore
O'Conor
Maryland
W. Frank Roberts
Maryland Counci Ol Defense
Col
Henry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Tasker G Lowndes
State Board of Education
Manuel M. Weinberg
Leroy Harrison
Airy
D. W. Kettells
Gare
Max Miller
Weat Tourtsdget
Comforting a Grieving Wife After a Wife’s Infidelity
A troubled husband seeks guidance for soothing his distraught wife after his affair. The advice notes that most men face consequences, urges forgiveness, and suggests the wife may find comfort in shared experience, while warning against divorce and urging support and humility. It also covers a widow seeking purposeful use of time and a anxious wife awaiting her husband’s return, offering practical, empathetic responses.
Deed Recorded for Property at 1033 North Market Street
Mary Matilda Trundle executrix transfers property at 1033 North Market Street to George F. Shaw and wife for 4715 dollars in a recorded deed. The instrument notes the transfer from the estate to the couple as the grantees and the stated consideration.
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North Market Street
Mary Matilda Trundle
George F. Shaw
Brown Canova In Comedy At Opera House
Judy Canova and Joe E Brown star in Joan of Ozark at City Opera House Monday. Tuesday shows move to Frederick theater with a political rally noted. Cast includes Eddy Foyde Jerome Cowan Alexander Gamach Anne Jeffreys. Full of spoof antics with Nazi spy backdrop and Hitler impression. Also features Pathe News and King of the Royal Mounties chapter 3. Tarzan in New York Adventure plays City Opera House Wednesday and Thursday with Weissmuller O Sullivan pursuing abducted Johnny Sheffield. Hatteras Hoinkers cartoon and Quit Kids short. Gene Autry in Bells of Capistrano at City Opera House Friday and Saturday with Pathe News cartoon Hold That Lion and Overland Mail chapter 3.
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Judy Canova
Pathe
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
New York
City Opera House
Johnny Sheffield
Weissmuller
Miss O'Sullivan
Brooklyn Bridge
Hat
Walkersville Women’s Club Meets with 28 Members and 7 Visitors
The Women’s Club of Walkersville met at Mrs. William D. Powell’s home with 28 members and seven visitors. President Mrs. Paul Dinierman opened with The American Creed. The program featured Erskine Caldwell’s Man and Woman, an Alaska lecture, and demonstrations on work clothes. Members urged to vote in the upcoming election. 4‑H leader honored. club to donate to the Children's Aid Society. Next meeting set for November 5 at the Methodist Church School auditorium.
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Women's Club of
Walkersville
William D. Powell
Paul Dinierman
Clarence
Erskine Caldwell
Beattie Stauffer
Katharine Myers
Helma Graham
Alaska
Drucilla Worthington
Anne Nicodemus
Frederick
Ethel Knowles
Frank Nicodemus
Children’s Aid Society
J. Harold Hooper
Methodist Church
Frederick theater shows Starrett and Hayden double feature
The Frederick theater screens Overland to Deadwood with Charles Starrett and Russell Hayden on Friday and Saturday. Also listed are Chapter of Perils of the Royal Mounted Lights Fantastic a Laboon and Cinderella Champions. The item notes a national scrap metal goal of 17 million tons before snow flies.
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Frederick
Charles Starrett
Russell Hayden
Overland
Deadwood
Frederick Theater
the Royal Mounted
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson finds eye on Navy premiere
In San Francisco Treasure Island October 27 the Navy Comes Through world premiere will feature Jane Wyatt as the sole actress among sailors and officers. Warner’s This Is the Army evolves as a Berlin biography style film, filming starts December, while Leon Schlesinger plans a new Merrie Melodie titled Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs. Guy Kibbee quips about weight loss, Huntington Harttorn and Gloria Jean see they’ve found each other, Belita and Chavo de Leon couple, Peter Lorre recalls Nazi pressure to return to Germany as he worked on Background to Danger.
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Deanna Durbin
Jane Wyatt Dane
Feminbe
RKO
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Salors
Warner
Army
I+ving
Berlin
Leon Schlesinger
Tcs
Guy Kibbee
Huntington Harttorn
Universal
Gloria Jean
Belita
Skaling
Hollywood
Chavo de Leon
Peter Lorre
Hitler
Lorre
Studio opts for real home in movie star scene
Fragmented report notes on Here We Go Again dialog with Ginny Simms and Charlie McCarthy. It mentions Four Little Film Star Republic seeking an easier shot for Johnny Doughboy starring Jane Withers, then switching to an electrician's home for authenticity. Ann Sheridan hosted a guest. Helene Fortescue Reynolds golded a screen name but resisted change.
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Agaiy
Ginny Simms
Charlie McCarthy
McCarthy
The
Wolf Patrol
Republic Studio
Johnny Doughboy
Jane Withers
Ann Sheridan
Myc Sao
Une
George Brent
Anne
Helene Fortescue Reynolds
Philadelphia
Fortescue Frand
Actress Battles Name Change After Mona Tda Role
A film star visits a studio executive to protest changing her credited name after a minor role she played in Mona Tda. The executive scoffs, noting she built her name on that credit and asks why she would alter it now. The small part she held remains a footnote in her broader career.
Ordered To Pay For Support Of His Child
In Circuit Court Friday Associate Judge Stedman Prescott ordered Atlee Adalt of Locust Valley to pay his wife Annie E Adalt $210 weekly for child support for three years after Adalt pleaded guilty to non support. He posted a $500 bond. Edwin F Ninkirk represented the department. Testimony in cases of Richard Yarris and Jesse Mercer, both charged with non support, was taken and held under advisement. The non support case against Clarence L Phillips was continued to a later date.
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Atlee Adalt
Locust Valley
Stedman Prescott
Annie E Adalt
Adalt
Edwin F. Ninkirk
Prescott
Richard Yarris
Mt. Airy
Jesse Mercer
New Midway
Clarence L Phillips
Point of Rocks
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the Yankees
Miss Dix
Thors
Barns
Gossins
Tam
England
Dorothy Dix
Lou Woo
House of Representatives
Schuyler Colfax
John Nance Garner
Williamson
Frederick County National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Bankers’ Association
Walkersville Club
Paar
Valencia
Chelsea
China
Kemsberg
Opera
Tady Caenan
Tap F
AL Joan of Ozark
Erskine Johnson
Nicodemus
North Court St. Frederick
Myself
Hio
Albert C. Palmer
St. Toseah’s Church and
Manor Church
Frederick Theatre
Joe E Brown
the Mounties
Boot Hill Bandits
Overland Mail
Unsle Sam
Stamis
Goldwyns
Leym Ate
Samuel Gollary
MTN
We Cooper
Teresa
Matinee
Stan Laurel
Ora Oliver Nardy
Sausme
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