Rockefeller Scion Dresses as Baby at Saints and Sinners Fest
Winthrop Rockefeller, son of John D. Rockefeller Jr., appears in a baby costume during the Saints and Sinners festivities. The scene showcases aristocratic flair at the event with notable attendees and playful pageantry.
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Rockefeller Scion
Winthrop Rockefeller
John B. Rockefeller Jr
Stars and studios shift as Holmes Hill and Lynn rise
Hollywood gossip notes Howard Hill to star in a Pete Smith short with fifteen archery apples. Errol Flynn pushes for freedom on a yacht trip while Jeffrey Lynn gains a Warner Brothers contract sparked by Bette Davis. Jimmy Cagney buys tractors for Martha’s Vineyard, Helen Hayes eyes film returns, and a wave of re edits hints TV’s infancy amid career pivots and court battles.
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Robin Hood
Errol Flynn
Howard Hill
Pete Smith
Hill
William Tell
Douglas Fairbanks
Flynn
Warner Brothers
Miami
Hollywood
Jeffrey Lynn
Bette Davis
New York
Metro
Miss Davis
Lynn
Helen Hayes
Alice Moore
Alice Joyce
Bob Burns
Arkansas Traveler
Western Newspaper Union
New Pine Color Adds Charm to Embroidered Mats
Ruth Wyeth Siete shows Pine as a decorative color for embroidered mats and table scarves. Instructions cover paler pink linen runner, stitching around hems, catch stitch details, and interlacing pink foundation threads with rose. Mrs Spears offers Book 2 on embroidery and fabric repair for 25 cents POSTPAID.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Proverbial Banter and Blessings at Baby Christening
A vicar congratulates Mrs Brown on christening her well behaved child while Vera provokes a nurse with comic quips. Mrs Brown explains her husband and she have trained the child with a watering can. The scene ends with a punchy quip about a red cross nurse and a witty proverb.
Neighbor Dispute Sparks Child Apple Tree Talk
A playful exchanges unfold as a mother and neighbor joke about children climbing an apple tree and green apples sparking lighthearted controversy between neighbors.
Umpire Wins Over Stranger at Local Game
A woman who attended a baseball game recently fell in love with the umpire, sparking conversations about an unlikely romance at the stadium.
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Thomas
Helen
Grace
Motorist and Constable Exchange Witty Speed Talk
A brief exchange shows a motorist stopped for speeding declaring what he knows about driving would fill a book, to which a constable responds that what the motorist does not know will fill his.
Learn to Plan a Laxative Diet Bulletin Offer
Readers are invited to request a free copy of C. Houston Goudiss bulletin “Helpful Hints on Planning a Laxative Diet” from 6 East 39th Street New York City. It offers concrete diet tips and hygiene habits with a list of laxative foods and a full week’s sample menus.
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Eaders
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Back Seat Driving Debate Over Sewing Machine
A husband clings to his seat in the back of his wife’s sewing area warning her to slow down and avoid sewing mistakes. He compares guidance at the machine to his driving in the car, while she questions his concern and explains her decades of experience.
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Anna
Vienna
London
United States Navy
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N.J
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Miami
Mary Joyce Walsh
Boake Carter
Philadelphia
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