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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1936
Page
9
The listing notes the film General Died at Dawn along with Mary of Scotland and a Frederck Theater program. It mentions Row and Tom Tyler added to the feature, plus an auxiliary program including Custer's Last Stand, Old House, a cartoon, and Manhattan Tapestry. The date line references Wednesday through Saturday showings.
Hollywood reports a fall film season with forty musical numbers planned and scenes shot across studios. Major names like Mary Astor Loretta Young and Al Jolson are spotlighted for upcoming projects.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions multiple names and disjoint phrases, including references to Spey Ans and ERSKINE JOHNSON GEORGE SCARBO, along with scattered mentions of media, contracts, and a comedic theater context. The passage lacks coherent events or a clear news focus.
City Opera Halle presents Hearty Of The West starring Rul Boyd and Jimmy Edeau with a typical crestor plot, riding, Myntine and comedy. Other acts include Phantom Rider chapter eight, a Porgy Poultry Mant cartoon, and a newsreel with Frederick Aten. Silent star Martha Tidette makes her debut at the Frederic Theater. Also shown is Casters Last Stand, a Popeye cartoon, plus a sailor dance and various acts.
Fragmentary OCR passage references humorous sides of a doughboy topic with multiple names and stray words. It lists numerous garbled terms, place names, and possible person mentions, but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a cohesive news item.
A slightly mangled early 20th century review praises a novel set in Rome of the Nere, exploring time and faith. It highlights empathy, understanding, and provocative perception while noting the translation and moral questions the author raises about truth and belief.
Cincinnati dispatch reports Archbishop McNicholas condemning Father Coughlin's statements at a National Union rally. The archbishop characterizes Coughlin's rhetoric as dangerous and criticizes support for demagogic leadership while stressing Catholic guidance and moral teaching.
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