That Certain Woman and Other Winter Film Offerings
The Tivoli presents That Certain Woman with Bette Davis and Henry Fonda alongside Ian Hunter and Anita Louise. Also shown are Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938 starring Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett, plus news and a musical revue. Joe E. Brown headlines a Saturday comedy and a spoof on European intrigue, with further features including a Kiddie Revue and a novelty The Boss Did Not Say Good Morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Tivoli Theater
Bette Davis
Henry Fonda
Ian Hunter
Anita Louise
Fourgearald Dwane Day
Fonda
Miss Davis
Warner Baxter
Joan Bennett
Manhattan
Walter Wanger
Alan Mowbray
Helen Vinson
Mischa Auer
Jerome Cowan
Joe E. Brown
Brown
Paul Kelly
Helen Mack
Tivoli and City Opera House Show New Screen Hits
Walter Pidgeon stars in My Dear Miss Aldrich at Tivoli with Maureen O Sullivan. Edna May Oliver Rita Johnson and Janet Beecher also featured. George O'Brien stars Windjammer at City Opera House with final chapter of Wild West Days and Swing Monkey Swing cartoon. Charles Starrett leads One Man Justice at Frederick with Barbara Weeks. chapter five of Radio Patrol serial and a cartoon precede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli
Walter Pidgeon
Tivoli Theater
Miss Aldrich
Maureen O'Sullivan
Edna May Oliver
Rita Johnson
Janet Beecher
Herman J. Mankiewicz
George B. Seitz
Charlie Chase
City Opera House
George O'Brien
Opera House
O'Brien
Frederick
Charles Starrett
Columbia
the Frederick
Starrett
Barbara Weeks
Radio Patrol
Named Manager Local Employment Office Named Manager Local Employment Office
Capt Charles N Staley appointed manager of the Frederick Maryland State Employment Service office announced by State director David L B Fringer He previously led the Frederick National Re employment Service since August 1933 Miss Mayetta Hershberger named an interviewer for the state office The full staff will include two interviewers and two clerks The office will handle unemployment compensation benefits and general employment service for Frederick and Carroll counties Hundreds of placements were made while the office operated under government auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Staley
Frederick
Maryland State Employment Service
David L. B. Fringer
Capt. Staley
National
Carroll
Protecting An Entry
In rubber bridge defense the setting trick is crucial and requires a proper entry. The article analyzes a hand where South holds a strong no trump potential and North's six heart contract faces five to one spade break, asking if the setting trick can be established despite opps. five to one spade division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenny
American Bridge League
South
North
A&ak
Vaqioe
Bridge convention bust in a heart misread
In a bridge hand South aimed to ruff a diamond but crafted an elaborate plan that backfired. East overcalled with the king of hearts after the lead, and West exploited an entered defense to set the contract by one trick. The defense read the signals, denying South the needed diamond trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
West
Bolivar Social Notes Highlight Oak Ridge Visits
Golivar Bolivar notes list Oct weekend visits among residents. Lucille Butt and Eula Shewbridge from Maryland spent Sunday with Ariah Mae Eackles. Charles Dudrow visited cousins in Pittsburgh. Maynard Stallings visited Baltimore, etc. Community members hosted relatives and toured Skyline Drive and Camp Hill vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kable
Town
Theodore Holmes
Super Sleuth at Opera House Highlights Week
The Opera House features Jack Oakie in Super Sleuth as a big assignment about a murderous terror known to film fans. Ann Sothern co stars as the publicity chief. Also shows News and Laurel and Hardy Beau Hunks. Wee Willie Winkie repeats with Shirley Temple and Victor McLaglen. Border Cafe with John Beal and Armida, then Rio Grande backdrop with Harry Carey. Three Stooges Back To The Woods and a Jungle Menace serial debut with William Boyd and Frank Buck. New Deal Show cartoon closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakie
Filmland
Ann Sothern
Oakie
Beau Hunks
Wee Willie Winkie
Shirley Temple
Victor McLaglen
India
Khyber Pass
Michael Whalen
June Lang
Milt Britton
John Beal
Armida
Border
Rio Grande
New England
Harry Carey
Three Stooges
William Boyd
Frank Buck
New Deal
Western Gold to Be Frederick’s Feature
From Harold Bell Wright comes Western Gold as Frederick’s feature next Saturday with Smith Ballew singing cowboy and Heather Angel. Ballew a new screen celebrity, is cast to tame the frontier in Lincoln days of 1862. The serial is Radio Patrol the cartoon Trailer Life the sport reel Future Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bell Wright
Frederick Theater
Smith Ballew
Cowboy
Heather Angel
Ballew
Lincoln Days
Radio Patrol
Community notes and visits from area residents
The column lists residents and relatives visiting or staying with local families including Miss Cassie Dittmyer recovering from a fall and Mrs Wilton Zombro visiting Washington. It notes trips by Mr John Watson, Mr and Mrs J L Mills, and others, plus college broadcasting trip by Acrah Mae Eackles and updates on property improvements by Miss Minnie Bridner. It also mentions harsh fall weather with heavy frosts and wet ground hindering potato digging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Dittmyer
Wilton Zombro
Washington
John Watson
Harry Longerbeam
J. L. Mills
Brunswick
Howard Webb
Baltimore
G. E. Webb
Acrah Mae Eackles
Shepherd College
Clarksburg
Walter Shearer
Mary E. Beck
Edward Grove
Ardmoor, Md
Neil Morters
Andrew
Garnet Fortune
Dorothy Zombro
Mary Cavalier
Garfield Hospital
K. Cavalier
Minnie Bridner
Washington Street
Bridner
Harry Stoutsberger
Harpers Ferry
J. L. Perry
Jack
Pittsburgh
Bolivar Heights
Paul E. Wenters
Camp Hill
Harry Lawson
Lawson
Luise A. Ran
William Eva
B. L. Ran
Charles Town
Kenneth Cavalier
Isabel Dawson
Bolivar
Maude Chambers
A. W. Shewbridge
Gilbert Perry
Fannie B. Lawman
E. E. Ross
Romney
W. Va
Frederick Park Meters Debate Spurs Split Opinions
A resident poll shows four oppose placing parking meters on main Frederick streets while two favor them. Supporters cite reduced congestion and city revenue, opponents prefer enforcing existing regulations and argue Frederick is not large enough for meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
T c Conaestion
Frank L. Spitzer
Brunswick
Mothers Under Pressure in Family Habit of Demanding Favors
A mother in a crowded household fears her requests are seen as favors. She relies on others to fulfill simple duties like grabbing papers or locking doors, while silent protest by family members spreads. The piece argues the family bears responsibility, not just the mother, for cooperative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Polly
Jim
Cad
Call for Wider Cooperation and Family Initiative
A speaker urges greater communal effort, noting housewives often shoulder requests for contributions to a general fund. The speaker questions why others do not anticipate needs and argues that reliance on one family, like the Browns, leads to value and organizational problems.
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Kasio
QIS
ASD
Sakts
Aldgés
Deeler_ lar
Jack Hedican
Ella Hackley
Mary Jane Norris
Skyline Drive
Carrie Wentzell
Harry Tutwiler
Mary E. Himes
Joseph Himes
Weverton
Marshall Smallwood
Leslie Bush
Lois
Mr. Bush
Ralph
George Luckett
Kensington
Will Rogers
HIAL
Mormer
Cleveland
Oho
Mar Sale
Bley Rogers
C S.cers
Rogers
Border Cafe
Victor MecLaglen
Helen Conkins
James Spear
Earl Sittiz
Louis C. Etchivan
Jefferson
Net J
James W. Donnan
Howard Mull
Winchester Hall Entertainment
Smiling Dan
Linda Lou
Ruth Virginia
Quaker City
Warner Bros
South Platte
New York
Ting Os
TI. M
Arner Bros
Bette Henry Fonda
Constance Worth
Lliam Hall
Wild West Days
Johnny Mack Brown
Nadia al Super Sleuth
Eduardo Ciannelli
Alan Bruce
Fdgar Kennedy
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