Big Broadcast of 1936 Coming to Beery Tivol
Tivol presents a week of film and radio stars headlined by The Big Broadcast of 1936 with Bing Crosby Amos and Andy Ethel Merman Mary Boland and Charles Ruggles plus Jack Oakie Barns and Allen. Feature films include Dr Socrates with Paul Muni and The Irish in Us with Cagney and O'Brien.
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the Tivol
Jack Oakie
Barns and Allen
Lyds Roberts
Bing Crosby
Amos and Andy
Ethel Merman
BC Robinson
Ray Nosle
Bis Orchestra
Mary Boland
Charles Ruggles
Paul Muni
Socrates
W OR Burnett
Muni
Bowes
O'Shaughneasy
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
the Champ
Thelma Todd
Patsy Kelly
The Case of the Lucky Legs at Tivoli and Western Shorts
Erle Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason tale The Case of the Lucky Legs headlines the Tivoli with Warren William again as Mason and Our Gang comedy ahead. Rex Lease stars in Rough Riding Ranger at City Opera House with supporting acts and a Merry Old Soul cartoon. Frederick Theatre features The Pocatello Kid with Ken Maynard and horse Tarsin plus Song of the Birds and Tom Mix chapter eight.
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Tivol
Erle Stanley
City Opera Heuer
Rex
Acros Theatreen
City Opera House
Ranger
Desperado
Bobby Nelson
Yakima Canutt
Strickland
Frederick
Ken Maynard
Tarsin
Frederice Theater
Warren William
Peery Mason
Ridenour Freed On Slot Machine Charge
Lester J. Ridenour also known as Jack Reynolds faced a trial before Judge Arthur Dieed on a charge of operating a slot machine in Steve Krisings restaurant on South Market Street. The defense argued he did not own or operate the device, and testimony suggested Dave Myers may have owned or controlled the machine. The jury returned a not guilty verdict.
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Steve Krisings
South Market Street
Hue
Dence
Dave Myers
Myers
Lester J Ridenour
Jack Reynolds
Arthur Dieed
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Willard Nated
Ducd Beep
Emmitsburg
F. J Campbell
R C. Jansen
Mechanicsburg
Guy Ko Motter
Jan- Ben
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Arthur W Diggs
Aton Y. Bennett
Thegs
Bureau Ends 113 First Year’s Work in Frederick
About 3000 people visited the Frederick Commissions Bureau during its first year of operation. The group estimated $10 000 was spent by visitors to Frederick, with seven organizations using the city as convention quarters in 1936 and more planned for subsequent years.
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Angs Am Frederice
Frederick Comenhon Bureau
Frederick
Maryland State Dental Association
Maryland
State Grange
Oxford Group Movement
State Conference of Social Welfare Work
Chiranndiata Ascariation
Knights of Pythias Predertek County Council of Religious
Educaton Presbyterian Conference
Vision
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hammond Clary
Ace Tee He Ghee Ak Genta Ay
John A Shires
Bureau
Raivuons T P
Othe Briderick Champer
Commette
G. Ell Wiliams
Robin
State Board of Public Works Scrutinizes Department Head Raises
Budget records show department heads received higher salaries funded by the cushion fund while restoration of pay cuts for minor state employees was limited. Governor Blakeman moved funds, kept his salary, and increased office and staff pay, with $57 in balance left from the cushion fund after allocations.
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State Board of Public Works
W Oh Biskemann
Harry W Tice
Willis Jones
State Classified Employee Association
Furdd
Board of Public Works
Coul
Blakeman
University of Maryland
State Officials Receive Increased 1936 Salaries Across Agencies
A Frederick area report shows multiple state department heads and commissioners awarded higher salaries for 1936 than the General Assembly had appropriated for the current fiscal year. Notable increases include the state purchasing agent, health, insurance and tax officials, the Public Service Commission chair, and the commissioner of motor vehicles, with several positions rising by thousands over prior appropriations.
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Purnon Wright
Paoli S&erce Commission
William F Starling
Wesley S Hanna
Harry Mertz
Public Service Commission
Ovington E Welet
Steuart Purcell
Frank Harper
Harry Jones
Inntead
Albert B
Robert H Riley
Walter Reid
Lufsursrow Reflections On Common Sense And State Of Filings
A reflective piece critiques public mindset and personal choice amid societal tension. It contrasts dense thinking with common sense, urging decisive action to shape the nation’s future and fate.
A Fragmented Parade of Names and Quips from The Era
A garbled OCR compiles quotes and musings from political and public figures including Louis McHenry Howe Ezra Warden and Gilbert Montague New York attorney with jumbled references to Roosevelt Magna Carta and food indifference. It mixes opinions on governance and tradition with unrelated remarks about digestion and eating.
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Louis McHenry Howe
Roosevelt
Dickens' Story At The Frederick Show Monday And Tuesday
The Frederick presents Dickens' story presented in a two day show Monday and Tuesday. Tickets available at the theater box office and local outlets.
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Edwin Drood
Italy
Frederick Theater
Dickens
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Orchids to You and the Week's Movie Notes
A fragmentary film page mentions the program Orchids to You and previews daily showings. It lists actors such as Montgomery Heather Angel Vance Hobo Joaneus and Biivan A devel and references a Wednesday Thursday edition with dialogue and financial war themes. The page notes screenings include a comedy and a Tom Mix serial.
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Rana
al Levis
Montgomery Heather Angel Vance Hobo
Joaneus
Devel
Bicy Berap- Perswind Hema
Jodo Boves
Saiming
Dean Mus
Curation Buttepaard
Phan
Ard
Aditad Maan Marsh
APG
Kermit Maynard
Theoeh
Mysterious Text Fragments Describe Ancient Threats
Fragmentary lines reference a giant equete and insect powder as threats. The garbled note hints at a struggle with a formidable enemy, mentioning Dehetrae and a powdery agent. The overall sense is cryptic and unclear.
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