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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1937
Page
11
In a melodramatic tale Nina marries David, fleeing her controlling stepfather Richard. Nina's mother adores Richard but David, a bright young auto salesman who worships Nina, elopes with her, complicating family loyalties and desires.
Nina wrestles with love and loyalty as she cooks and cleans to prove herself while David returns to work and Richard and Honey host a tense homecoming. Nina fears losing Richard as she balances marriage, memory, and a fragile happiness in a bustling, uneasy family reunion.
Mrs Samuel Riggs Jr and Mrs Thomas Stewart hosted an al fresco luncheon on Sugar Loaf Mountain with guests from Baltimore Catonsville and Gaithersburg. Nearby visits included Mr Clinton Dorsey from Glen Arm and Miss Anne Griffith from Baltimore. Families moved residences and local hosts toured sites in Southern Maryland.
The guest columnist Geoffrey Homes, creator of Robin Bishop and author of several works, discusses Hollywood puzzles and the Peter Lorre mystery. He critiques one sided portraits in cinema, wonders why Lorre is wasted in mystery films, and mocks left facing photos of Colbert and Lederer while noting writers Hecht McArthur and Wodehouse face industry jibes yet reap rewards.
A rough sketch of Hollywood detectives facing writers and star egos. The text hints at depositories for relatives who would starve in a bread line and questions about popularity and success.
Tivoli presents the new musical comedy Double Or Nothing featuring Bing Crosby Martha Raye and Andy Devine The plot centers on a million-dollar bounty and a scheming heir Sam Hinds stars as the villain with Miss Carlisle guiding a plot to trap Crosby Also on bill Broadway Melody of 1938 with Robert Taylor Eleanor Powell and Judy Garland at the City Opera House a Maryland race track setting leads to Broadway with a dance and singing showcase. A Rocky Mountain beach ahead precedes the feature.
A fashion note describes securing a green alk chiffon handkerchief to a ring with a clasp and pairing a crinkled gold alk lame gown for the Silk Parade. The chipeau echoes gleaming turbans worn by Indian officers in the coronation pageant.
Summary of court notices listing multiple marriage licenses including Harry A Price and Abinegdan. Lenore Alton and Joppa C Robert Sweet. Rosalie Creager and Richard W Chamberlain. Oliver L Hawkins and Mildred Harris. and others from Waynesboro and Frederick areas. Also reports property transfers and deeds such as McBride to McBride, Reifenider to United States, Fox to, and Wirts to Roger Alden Derby, with county monetary values and assignee details.
In Middleburg the Ladies Aid of Middleboy MEO church held its monthly meeting at the Hess home. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with family visits spanning Middletown to Baltimore, including Miss Mary Rentzel and Mr and Mrs Rentzel, and several trips to Frederick and Hagerstown. A remark notes a completely streamlined automobile needing about half the power of a common car.
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