Eddy Springs to Aid of Short'nin Bread Feud
Hollywood reports Nelson Eddy defends his longtime song Short'nin Bread after a university professor’s critique claims the bread is nutritionally poor. Eddy recounts the song’s origins from 1828 and 1936, noting audiences often confuse its authentic Southern recipe with Boston brown bread.
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Charlie McCarthy
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Animals Come First in Wildlife Park Safety Debate
In national parks grizzly bears cougars and mountain lions roam freely and visitors face safety concerns. The piece examines how humans and wild animals are protected from each other and what incidents can occur when clashes arise. It previews Tae Animals Came First in the Saturday Evening Post.
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Saturday Evening Post
Boy Friend Playing to Full Houses at Local Theatre
Ray Raymond stars as male lead in The Boy Friend musical at 211 Lime Ave. He also choreographs the production and brings a Las Vegas dance background. Directed by Dai Baurac with Alice Jones as female lead, the 1920s set show has played to capacity audiences for three weeks, with shows at 8:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Schedule of starting fines for theater features at Long Beach
Public service notice lists starting times and fines for theater features at Long Beach venues. Times are provided by the theater, with entries including a mix of titles and irregular fragments. The readable items reference various films or acts and numeric timestamps.
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Long Beach
M Y Shuts Additional Nightspots in New York City
The State Liquor Authority closed seven more nightspots including the Metronome Continental and Fanouq Door on W 52nd Street amid accusations of allowing drunken behavior. Picketing followed by staff ensued as authorities cited women being drawn into indecent acts. losses extended to shifts and wages. Severe thunderstorms then roared across the central Plains and Midwest with damaging winds and hail, flattening crops and smashing windows in Nebraska Kansas and Missouri as a line of storms moved eastward.
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Blaze destroys famed Grand Opera House in New York
A 92 year old Grand Opera House in New York City burned for an hour and 25 minutes, forcing evacuation of about 300 residents from nearby Cornish Arcade. The fire, fought by 190 firefighters and eight companies, left minor injuries to a firefighter and its cause undetermined. Once called the world’s most elegant theater, the venue had stood as a demolition target for a housing project after years as a movie house, with a test show in June prior to closure.
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U.S. Pushes Supersonic Jet Program Over Sputnik Parity
The House Space Committee urged an all-out effort to develop the world’s first supersonic airliner, arguing the prestige gain would surpass Russia’s Sputnik achievement.
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Jean Simmons and Granger to divorce in amicable split
Jean Simmons and Granger announced in Hollywood that they will divorce. The English born actress and her husband, 47, said the parting is amicable yet saddening and that Simmons will raise their one year old daughter Tracy. Granger plans to file in America while both say no outside finances influenced the decision.
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America
Funeral Rite Held for Dixon Sister May Schweitzer
Funeral services were held in San Francisco today for May Alice Schweitzer 67, one of the Dixon sisters famed in pre-World War I vaudeville days. She and her sisters Ellen Kei of Monterey and the late Ty Dizon toured the vaudeville circuit with singing dancing and instrumental acts.
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