Benefit Show Keeps Tivoli Run Six More Days
A gala premier drew a capacity crowd Friday as the Tivoli theater continues a six day benefit run for the Army Emergency Relief Fund showing This Is The Army. Proceeds support soldiers and features Irving Berlin songs with Hollywood stars. Also at Tivoli Friday and Saturday is Swing Shift Maisie with Ann Sothern and James Craig, plus Jean Rogers and Connie Gilchrist in a wartime comedy plot. The program includes a March of Time segment and Tin Pan Alley Cats cartoon.
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Army Emergency Relief Fund
Irving Berlin
Tor Sek
Universal
Maisie
Ann Sothern
Jean Rogers
James Craig
Connie Gilchrist
Craig
Ann Sothérn
Rationed dating advice for a teen girl in 1900s style
Dorothy Dix counsels a mother facing a 15 year old daughter's longing for dating. The advice urges balancing freedom with control, noting modern speed of life, and suggests easing restrictions rather than hard rules. It warns against tight reins that may drive the girl to bolt, while urging open dialogue and trusted limits.
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Open s Opera House Week crisis on strict rules for daughters
A Q and A column discusses parenting and social dynamics highlighting risks of early segregation from boys, advice on handling young crowds, and how strict moral pathways can influence marriage and social outcomes. It also presents reader questions about love affairs and hosting guests with guidance from Dorothy Dix.
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Susie
Court News and Theater Listings at Frederick
Equity action grants Earl F Roberts and Eva Desorts absolute divorce. Licenses issued for Clarence J Harbaugh and Grace ham with Martha E Green. Property deeds involve Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and several couples with $10 transfers. Frederick theater shows “Song of the Saddle” with Dick Foran, Alma Lloyd, Charles Middisson, plus Green Hornet chapter, Hiss and Make Up cartoon, and King of the Archers. Dr F T Hauser, Purcellville physician, remains hospitalized in Richmond with little improvement.
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Earl F Roberts Eva Desorts
Clarence J. Harbaugh
Frederick
Dick Foran
Alma Lloyd
Charles Middisson
Frederick Theater
King of the Archers
Gay Film At Opera House For Two Days
A Chicago act heads the lineup at the Opera House with a leading role by a top female star and a supporting cast including Ann Savage Leste Brooks and Bob Haymes. The program features another sailor epic and a mystery thriller plus short features and newsreels in a busy two day schedule.
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Gonanee
Oriias
Chicago
Opera Mouse
John Whiwhs
Fats
America
Ann Savage
Leste Brooks
Bob Haymes
Joan Davis
Uwe Page
Joan
New York
Shannon
Te Wires
Sayy Guo
Great White Wa
Roof Pathe
Gary Cooper
Nuggim’ Taylor
Aleutians
Warren Douglas
Joan Winfield
John Loader
Ruth Ford
Joe Davis
United States
Hollywood News and Notes from a Wartime Set Scene
Fragmented wire service style notes reveal cast and crew movements on wartime film sets. Mentions Loretta Young Dina Varrynvere feud misfire and Ruth Hussey winning a role while Betsy Hall and Michele Mor wound celebrate a wedding. references to Goebbels bios and Merrie Melodie cartoon.
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Cionsjaneers
Cinistes Army
Tor
Silves
Michele Morwound
Hubley Bie Marshall
TEV
Lookways
Baedie Hall
Ginges Rogers
Laneitle
M-Ui-M
Akine
Ruth Hussey
Loretta Youn
Dina Varrynvere
Joals
Loretta
de Seversky
Bugs Bunpy
Mare Power
Adel
Preston Sturges
Signs of the Times
Kay Thompson
Ole Min Riviter
Virg O'Brien
Paul Andor
W. R. Frank
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Clana
Penetro Nose Drops Public Ad Claims Cold Relief
An advertising notice highlights Penetro Nose Drops as a remedy for clogged noses and nasal congestion. The promo emphasizes quick relief and suggests the drops are a popular, economical choice for cold symptoms.
Fragmented War Era Notes From A Blurred Mississippi Pte
Disordered OCR reveals snippets about a man named Maul Rockwell in Mississippi Pte, wartime movements, family ties, and varied phrases. The text mentions Camp Visorn, a wife with her parents, and references to American and German speech, chorus performances, and a donor-like act saving a dancer. It also touches on victory gardens, Dietrich, and farming guidance urging contour cultivation and animal assistance to win the war effort.
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YA Rockwell
Thos City
Camp Visorn
Margimeois Pathilien
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