Secret Oomph Outshines All-American Oomph Girl
Elsie Johns Holeywood reports a debate among experts about Ann Sheridan's allure. A psychologist cites her unrestrained mind, others point to hazel eyes, red hair, or shoulders. A panel including the Earl of Warwick and Ray Nabir weighs whether charm comes from temperament or looks.
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Elsie Johns
Benating
Alin Sheridan
Thr
Tal
Miss Sheridan
Ole Earl of Warwick
Ray Nabir
Dick Powell
Robert L Ripley
George Hurrell
Bushy Berkeley
Lucius Beebe
Freed MacMurray
Rast Cacrol
Lee
Arun
Earl of Warwick
Ann
Elmer Preyer
Hollywood
Geng Towne
Milo Anderson
Wamey Brothers
Plain house at Medina Lake described by Mrs Maddister
Mrs W W Maddister notes a simple dwelling at Medina Lake with little pretention. The interview outlines storage practices for fishing gear and gin handling, hinting at modest living conditions and practical routines.
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W. W. Maddister
Medina Lake
Emancipation Talk Boosts Ann Sheridan Appeal
A discussion by New York voice expert Mr. James R. Hluckeworth and others centers on Ann Sheridan. Psychologist Dr. Thomas L. Garrett explains the term complex allure as a sign of emancipated femininity. The feature notes Sheridan's husky velvety voice and public perception, alongside social events and home life surrounding her rising Hollywood status.
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Jtnes R. Hluckeworth
New York
Miss Sheridan
Guy Ian Hoage
Frey
Hollywood
Ann Sheridan
Enue
Uke At Oatbreue
Mlb
Weil
America
Ara Dreas
St. Byers
Berg
Uhry
Ann
Lindiv
Ann Bheridan
Somerson
Ostie
May
Waothan
Chia
Jelennr
Ylorien
Lundle
Bridal Affairs Planned At Mrs Rayburns Home
Mrs T W Rayburn will entertain with a personal shower at her home on Tuesday August 22 honoring Miss Anita Van Menger a bride elect. Mrs Carop Stephene will entertain with a crystal shower at her home honoring Miss Van Menger on August 24. Eugene Herbert Shavely has selected attendants for his wedding to Miss Van Menger with George Goettke best man. Diet Merman Lowry and Cecil Chidress attended events at Randolph Field. Marian Calzado hosted a luncheon and handkerchief shower at the BE Anthony hotel for brides elect Eleanor Caters. Covers were set for 14 guests. Miles Etter Holenberger and Mrs Patricia Martin left for St Louis and points north planning to visit gardens and sights.
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T. W. Rayburn
Tusaday
Hongting
Anita van Menger
Carop Stephene
Miss van Menger
Eugene Herbert Shavely
Miss von Ménger
George Goettke
Harlingen
Eid Vessist
Ushery
Diet
Merman Lowry
Barksdale Field
Cecil Chidress
Randolph Field
William T. Bivens
San Antonio
Ty Miss Marian Calzado
BE Anthony
Mia Eleanor Catersson
Miles Etter Holenberger
Patricia Martin
St. Louis
St. Ls
Classified Ad Phrases Call for Assistance in Phrasing
A fragmented classified note requests help with wording four ads for a school or personal notices. It mentions contacting Miss Smith in Framing at 231 for guidance on phrasing and placement in the Light Bank Ads section.
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Miss Smith
Messag
Visitor Praises Capital and Local Circles
Mrs. Robert McGarraugh and her daughter Maryaverick return from a three week visit via Ulintaomich to New York and Washington visiting relatives and famed museums. Beacon Hill presbyterian church women’s circles meet Monday with nine circles listed by host families and locations across Meredith Greenlawn and Hale neighborhoods.
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Robert McCgatrauegh
Maryaverick
HM Presbyterian Chittch
U Muesser
O. Re Vance
Greenlawn
Cheele
Yelth
America Besselllew
Olea Park
Sam Fry Sr
Rosewood
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