Welch Denies Involvement as Hanvey Probes Alibi
Jim Hanvey questions Larry Welch in a tense interview at the fraternity house. Welch recounts his visit to Pat Thayer, defends Ivy Welch, and asserts Miss Peyton’s noninvolvement. Reagan suspects Welch lied. Hanvey weighs motive and extent of Welch’s deception.
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Larry Welch
Harvey
Reagan
John
Mr. Welch
Mr. Hanvey
Jim Hanvey
Hanvey
Larry
Welch
Pat Thayer
Jim
Ivy Welch
Thayer
Max Vernon
Miss Peyton
Keegan
John Reagan
Turmoil and murder shake Marland college scene
Antoinette Peyton conflicts with Pa Thayer over Ivy Welch. Max Vernon confronts Ivy over a broken date as Tony pleads for Thayer to end friendship. Ivy loves Tony but Thayer is married in name. Vernon plots to see Thayer, is threatened, and Thayer is found stabbed. A bank robbery follows with $100,000 taken. detective Harvey Hanvey investigates with Vernon and Thayer implicated.
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Antoinette Peyton
University of Marland
Pa Thayer
Ivy Welch
Max Vernon
Ivy
Larry
Welch
Beether
Onl
Tony
Thayer
Tony Ign
Vernoneaves
Carmicine
Marland
Jim Hanvey
Good Natu
Ph Fiske
Fiske
Vernon
Ft. Reagan
Harvey
Tony Peyton
Larry Welch
Summer heat and a murder case swirl at Mar land college
Chapter fragment shows Thayer killing unsettles students at Mar land campus in May heat. Detectives Jim Hanvey and George Bryan arrive with humor and tension as Reagan and Harvey clash over investigation while a fat detective is mocked. The scene ends with Hanvey noting heat and no reveal.
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Marland
Thayer
Lambda Theta Pi
John Reagan
Hanvey
Reagan
Bryan
Jim Hanvey
Jim
George Bryan
Marland Force
Harvey
Training Seals for Circus Performance Highlighted
The article notes that no fish is trained for circuses. It emphasizes mammals like seals with warm blood and lung breathing. Seals excel in balance and are described as highly intelligent jugglers in circus acts.
Velvet in Fashion: Velvet Jackets Dominate Warm Weather Styles
Velvet remains a key style focus in 1933 fashion, with designers using velvet jackets capes and wraps to complement sheer frocks. Patou and Maggie Rouff creations showcase velvet across wraps gowns and evening pieces in gentian blue pearl blue ruby red and other shades. ensembles pair velvet trims belts and bows with light crepes and floral prints for day and evening wear.
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Paris
Milady
Maggie Rouff
Haute Monde
Western Newspaper Union
Smartly Tailored by Cherie Nicholas
The casual tailored suit with swagger topcoat cire-tied shoes and cavalier bag defines the latest mode for abort-town and travel wear. A straw hat with organdie bow and band completes the look, while a striped silk blouse frames the outfit.
Spring lingerie fascinates with Paris design and lace
The article celebrates spring lingerie featuring filmy fabrics and cobwebby lace from Paris. It highlights elaborate gowns and a pink chiffon night dress with a silk lace yoke, double puff sleeves, and a slim sash, noting the jacket option converting the gown into a tea dress.
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Paris
Sleeve fashion updates show varied jacket sleeve styles
A fashion note surveys new spring jacket sleeves with padded pleats from Lanvin and cartridge pleats on Schiaparelli shoulders. It catalogs multiple sleeve lengths from elbow to full length and new ensemble sleeves such as bagged sleeves, wide cuffs, slashed sleeves, and standard raglan and set-in types.
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Lanvin
Schiaparelli
Gun Metal Leather Trends in This Season's Shoes
Gun metal leather dominates this season with minimal decoration and versatile pairing for gray blue and black outfits. Some models pair gun metal with suede for subtle contrast.
Skirts Longer This Season Say Fashion Memo
Fashion observers note skirts are generally longer than last season with daytime pieces at the ankle bone and evening gowns sweeping the floor. Waistlines run normal to low except in Mme Elsa Schiaparelli’s designs which remain high and dramatic.
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Mme
Elsa Schiaparelli
How I Broke Into the Movies
The author recalls a sudden impulse to enter film work at fifteen after visiting Essanay. She describes early bit parts, a short stint as a stock player, and a failed scene with Charlie Chaplin. She details moving to California, signing with Mack Sennett, later starring contracts, and independent work with United Artists as producer of Sadie Thompson.
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Terest
Charlie Chaplin
Essanay
Charlie
George Ade
Elvira Farina
California
Los Angeles
Mack Sennett
Keystone
Universal
Sennett
Bobby Vernon
Triangle Company
Cecil B. DeMille
Famous Players
United Artists
Sadie Thompson
England
WNU
Marion Davies Freckles Highlight in Film Characterization
The article notes Marion Davies as one of the few who suits freckles and recalls her depiction in Zan der. It mentions Peg o My Heart will drop curls while Marion keeps tight pigtails and freckles that gained popularity. It also observes freckles appearing on camera without makeup.
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Marion Davies
Zander
Peg O
Marion
Worthy Testimonial to Old-Time English Vicar
A Baedeker note records Seathwaite church rector Wonderful Walker serving 67 years from 1735 to 1802 with autocratic rule, eight children raised, £2000 left, while on an annual stipend under £50. The traveler says he surely earned his rest. The item ends with an unrelated advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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England
Baedeker
Great Britain
Seathwaite Church
Walker
New York Times
It Generally Is A Little Truth Goes A Long Way
A brief saying argues that small truths can carry significant impact unless exaggerated or stretched. The remark suggests caution about claims and the power of concise honesty in discourse.
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