Turbulent University Drama Ends in Murder and Bank Robbery
Antoinette Peyton clashes with Ivy Welch over Ivy's relationship with Paterson Thayer as Max Vernon objects. Larry Welch, Ivy's brother, tries to intervene, but Thayer is murdered at a fraternity house. A bank heist at Marland yields $100000, with detective Jim Hanvey investigating the intertwined cases and suspect Vernon.
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Antoinette Peyton
University
Marland
Paterson Thayer
Ivy Welch
Max Vernon
Ivy
Thayer
Verson
Larry Welch
Tony
Welch
Larry
Vernon
Carmicine
Jim Haenvey
Randolph Fiske
Fiske
Reagan
Hanvey
Harvey
Jim Hanvey
Jim
Bank Heist Suspect Links Them in Campus Case
Reagan tracks May Day events on campus linking Pat Thayer, Vernon, and Tony Peyton to a sequence around the Psi Theta house. Farnum and Gleason supply key tips while Vernon’s aloof behavior spurs suspicion of a broader crime pattern.
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Reagan
Vernon
Paterson Thayer
Jim Hanvey
Mr. Fiske
Jim
John
Pat Thayer
Max Vernon
Thayer
Psi
Fiske
Psi Taw
The
Masons
Elks
Farnum
Philip Gleason
Fin
Gleason
Antoinette Peyton
Tony
Peyton
Mystery Heirloom Stabs Thayer: Welch Peyton Vernon Implicate
In a college town, Pat Thayer is found dead. Larry Welch Ivy Welch Miss Peyton Max Vernon and others are under arrest. Reagan probes deception and lies as motive heats up around Thayer’s room visit and a missing knife mystery.
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Ivy Welch
Larry
Welch
Thayer
Mike Carmicino
Miss Peyton
Peyton
Pat Thayer
Jim
Feller
Randolph Fiske
Reagan
Tony Peyton
Max Vernon
Max
Harvey
Fiske
Vernon
Navy Sheers Brighten Spring Styles of 1933
Navy sheers in 1933 fashion steal the show in displays with navy suits frocks and ensembles. Choices include crepes, taffeta finishes, or sheer wools with white or bright color accents. Styles feature tucked and shirred detailing, removable button-on collars cuffs and varied accessories with navy as the base and splashes of color.
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Bemberg
Western Newspaper Union
How I Broke Into The Movies
A lifelong stage artist recounts a path from Copenhagen theater to American film. From Ibsen to Ince, Universal, and Stroheim, a painter’s eye shaped makeup and 1700 character roles, culminating in praise from audiences and colleagues.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Ibsen
Strindberg
Bjornsen
Tolstoy
Scandinavia
American Liteograph Company
Portland
Ore
Thomas Ince
Universal Company
Marcus
Eric von Stroheim
Paris Gowns From Wrapping Cord Inspire Couture
The piece urges saving every fabric scrap to craft total Parisian looks with cord woven gowns and lacey textures. Schiaparelli reportedly uses wrapping cord to build mesh costumes that gain body when stiffened. Gloves also get coordinated with outfits in a range of materials including silk satin and leather.
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Schiaparelli
Real Flowers Return to Fashion in Daywear and Evening
Fashionable wear now features real flowers styled to resemble artificial blooms. A trailing gray chiffon gown with mauve hue showcased a violet lei and a large orchid at the side. A black dress with a square neckline used white orchids at the shoulders, while gardenias and camellias appear in pairs in similar arrangements.
Draped Bateau Effect Replaces Traditional Neckline
Paris couturiers favor a draped bateau neckline creating horizontal width at the shoulders and across the top of the silhouette. The look, sometimes high across the throat, pairs with square sleeves to slim the hips and maintain broad shoulder balance.
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Paris Couturiers
Spring Hats Trimmed with Pique Bows
Perky spring hats feature white pique trim and tiny bows. A dark straw model with a small brim pairs with prints or mannish suits, showing two front pique bows as a subtle accent.
Racketeers Offer Protection to Hollywood Stars
The latest Hollywood racket targets famous stars by telephoning them with a $500 weekly protection offer. They threaten consequences if refused, explaining the high risk and urging protection. Many stars already rely on bodyguards and other safety measures to stay out of public view.
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Hollywood
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