Sara Stimson lands Little Miss Marker role in film
A six year old non actress from near San Antonio, Sara Stimson, won the part Shirley Temple made famous. She beat 5,000 contenders with no acting lessons, moved to California with her mother and two brothers, and began filming in February after tryouts in January.
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Sara Stimson
Shirley Temple
That
Sara
San Antonio
Texas
California
Miss Marker
Walter Matthau
Puzzle le do all words end in ALE
Across clues list four words that end with ALE. 1 Light colored. 2 Not fresh. 3 Not female. 4 of hay bundle.
Broken Toothpick Trick Demonstrated with Props
A brief note describes a simple illusion using two wooden toothpicks and a handkerchief to perform a broken toothpick trick. The setup implies a quick, portable card or stage bit likely from a vintage crowd-pleaser.
Ireland Split Then United Kingdom and Republic Rise
The text explains Ireland once ruled by England now divided into Northern Ireland as part of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, an independent state. It notes Mary hails from the Republic of Ireland.
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Ireland
England
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Republic of Ireland
Mary
Growing Up Across America and Ireland
Mary Howard compares life for children in America and Ireland, noting similarities in buses, language, and entertainment plus differences in schooling, languages, weather, and foods. She observes Irish subjects, Gaelic study, bilingual street signs, and the presence of McDonald’s in Ireland, with camps and cultural exchanges shaping each culture.
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Mary Howard
Washington, D.C
Ireland
America
McDonald’s
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Universal Preas Syndicate
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Ottawa Herald
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