Peter Rabbit and the Smiling Pool News
Peter Rabbit visits Jerry Muskrat at the Smiling Pool while recalling Short-Tail the Shrew and debating neighbors. Mrs Peter chides him to stay home as he muses on animal mischief, musk smells, and the riverbank scenes amid 1933 Western Newspaper data.
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Peter
Peter Looked A Little Sheepish, But Said Nothing. When Joup, Round, Red Mr
Sue
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Teter
Eter
Peter Rabbit
Short-Tail the Shrew
Miner
Ilke Beth
Reddy
Ouimet Promotes Sand Trap Practice For Better Golf
One of golf greats Francis Ouimet argues practice sand traps help most courses. He says excess strokes in bunkers cause high scores and fear of shots. The explosion shot, hitting behind the ball, is his safest method to avoid driving sand. Ouimet has used it to disrupt opponents with precise bunker blasts.
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Rancis Ouimet
Ouimet
Hell Syndicate
Intermountain
Utah
Simoent
Fght
Ceean
Elotona
Rocky Alountain D Laboratories 15
Hold Fast I Thin and the Lesson of a Lost Host
A rustic reminiscence from 1933 by Douglas Matlock recounts chasing a colt in a pasture, losing the host, and learning to hold fast to a better plan. The speaker reflects on patience and faith in Scripture, warning that things can go astray when one lets go too soon.
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Douglas Matloch
WN Bervices
Oddities and References From A Curious Text
An assortment of odd terms and historical allusions appears, noting an octoroon described as an eight legged pink epidermis like an octopus, boners as teacher made humorous tidbits, Lincoln trousers, Shakespeare plays Romeo and Juliet, Lindbergh’s New York parade, trisect defined as bisecting three times, and a fruity analogy about Snow.
How I Broke Into The Movies
Hal C. Herman recalls his unlikely entry into cinema from a bond salesman start in New York to a test that launched a film career. He describes early photo sessions, the Goldwyn search, a California trip, and meeting Eleanor Boardman as he embraced motion pictures.
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New York
Fim
Goldwyn Picture Corporation
Moving Picture Field
California
Eleanor Boardman
Bond House
WNL Scribea
Hollywood makeup artists supply new faces for old
The makeup men at Warner studios plan revolutionary methods to craft entirely new faces for actors. Using the actor's own features as a foundation, the process promises complete plasticity and contact with facial muscles, allowing vivid transformation at will.
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Hollywood
Iellywood
Percy Westmore
Warner Studios
Jack Holt’s Screen Career Rise as a Stunt Man
Jack Holt began in films as a stunt man before becoming a Western star. As cowboy pictures faded he neared retirement but was signed by Columbia for a series of pictures. He subsequently appeared in Fight, Submarine, Father and Son, Kell’s Island, The Last Parade, Visigible, Subway Express, Fifty Father a Deep, A Dangerous Affair, War Correspondent, This Sporting Age and Man of Most Woman.
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Jack Holt
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Itolt
Columbia
Father and Son
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