BeBE Signs of Ford New Pictures
Hollywood gossip notes Bebe Daniels signs with Warner Bros to star in live action pictures for 1981 and 1932, with roles across studios and potential reunions with Reed Porter and Pathe. Mentions Evelyn Sage, Joan Barcomore, Delores Costello, and Jeanette MacDonald as contemporary stars, plus plans for films including In Deep. Also lists several celebrities at events and radio mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella O. Parsons
Metiya Picturn Faliter
Univerya
Bernice Umtreeeth
Gerrits
TMS
Angeles
Des
al Bede Daniele
Comteact
Wartet Brothers
Bebs
Pwrteln
William le Baton
Warners
Marbe
Warner
Bismeshera
Iek
Cor Bebe
Evelyn Sage
Pexrany Brothers
Joan Barcomore
James Youur
Hee York
Eleasor Boardman
Delores Costetto
Serren
Barre
Gerwid de Maurier
My. Young
Sertember
Trilby
Andree Lafayete
New York
Bob
Jeanette MacDonell
Jeanette MacDonald
Comedy Show Set at Texas Theatre Fourth Birthday
The Texas theatre offers a week of screenings and an unusual stunt show for its fourth anniversary. A rooftop penthouse party with Aldeed Gacun Maude Hilton and performers, plus Campus Four and Fred Evans dancers provide entertainment amid a sequence of comic film features including Sin and Bile on Marie Dressler Wallace Beery.
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Pool Boor
Riky High
Texas Theater
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
New York
Aldeed Gacun
Toese
America
Enileglinie
Periz Lia
Fred Evans
Mion Goran
Maude Utes
Entercaic
Danger Lights at Palace theater opens December 14
Tremendous sweeping drama portrays the railroad as a living force in industry. Louis Volheim stars as a hard driving boss, Wilbert Armstrong is the ace engineer, and Jean Acthar plays a beauty whose charm inspires the iron men, amid a tribute to railroad service and danger.
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Palace Theater
Louis Volheim
Thynkos
Wnbert Armstrong
Jean Acthar
Hoover Senate Row Postponed Amid Administrative Debates
Washington December row between President Hoover and the Senate delayed until next week. Congress plans final cleanup of the unemployment relief program as both houses prepare to review the del populace.
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Hoover
Senate
Washington, D. c
Congress
Navy Feed Cost Per Sailor Drops Substantially
In Washington on December 13 the navy reported per sailor daily food costs for three meals stood at about 0.74 dollars, down from the prior year’s 0.81 dollars due to efficiency. The report notes meals averaged roughly 0.53 dollars the year before and 0.74 dollars currently, highlighting cost variation across meals.
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Navy
Washington, D.C
Mayen Liqueur Case Tuesday Hearing Proceedings
A Tuesday hearing on a possession of liquor charge against Mayen Liqueur is set in precinct 10 with United States Commissioner Paul Torkhnetsis presiding. The defendant, held on a $1000 bond after pleading not guilty, faces a second offense. federal agents allege possession tied to December 6 at 20 Malamotas Street. In 1925 Mayen was convicted of possessing 18 palleus of whiskey, pleading guilty and fined $250. A recent restraining order by Judge McCrots names eight house proprietors tied to gambling operations.
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Ted
Com Mayen
United States
Paul
Torkhnetsis Mausieds
Lockhart
Porsid Mare
Malamotas Street
Maren
Ptea
Mayon
United States District Court
W W. W." McCrots
Fourth District
Bureau Saves Vets Says Guardians Cut Losses
Major William Wolff Smith, chief counsel for the Veterans' Bureau, reported that guardians and guardianships save nearly a million dollars annually for veterans. In 1927 guardians totaled 3,013,779 with $794,000 recovered. For the latest fiscal year about $400,000 was recovered, and over $3 million has been recovered to date. Hundreds of thousands more are saved for veterans widows and children by eliminating excessive claim pressures.
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Washington, D. C
Bhgeter
Dishahes
William Wolff Smith
Coliisel
Veterans’ Bureau
Buceoy
Jnst
Branch Office Opens at Municipal Auditorium
Chinemas announces the branch office opening to handle the pre Christmas rush. Lucay, Portmaster, will be on site to inaugurate early operations as the public can access mail services and packages starting Monday morning.
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Chinemas
Jiose
TG. Lucay
Mal
San Antoninno
Ernest Baetz
P. G. Lucas
Santa Claus
Hls. Hagen
Kokomo
Ind
Santa
Sam
Treat Woman for Poisoning After Drug Store Incident
Mrs. M C Steager of 106 Bedell Street was taken to Robert B Gren hospital after a minor collision near Pragktt's drug store at Fredericksburg road. She had bought medicine from M Li Curd, who reported she asked to poison a dex. Two vehicles collided moments after she drove off, but no injuries were found. she remains hospitalized for poisoning treatment.
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M.C. Steager
Bedell Street
Robert B. Gren Hospital
Pragktt
Fredericksburg Road
M. Li. Curd
Curd
Sue
Fust
Verman Frick
King’s Highway
Prick
Carlisle
Ayeoue
Strayer
Robert D. Green
Chelonl Tracher
Bat
Prowler Incursions Reported in Local Neighborhood
Lloyd Felbaum, son of attorney Benest Fellbaum, says a prowler climbed a fence into his yard early Saturday and his car narrowly avoided a collision as he chased inside the house. A wardrobe filled with clothing was reported stolen from a car on Main Plaza. Tools vanished from a box at H Dodson’s home. Palavia Tejernia says he was robbed of a watch on Conoko Street. a man and a woman were arrested.
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Lloyd Felbaum
Benest Fellbaum
Ezet Park Avenue
Fellbaum
Young Fellbaum
C. A. George
East Lovust Street
Main Plaza
H. Dodson
Palavia Tejernia
Charlotte Terns
Conoko Street
Baptist Quint Defeats City-Central Bankers 60 to 35
The First Baptist church basketball quintet defeated the City Central Bankers 60 to 35. Nichols led the Baptists with 24 points, Salne added 13, and Wiebe contributed 14 for the Bankers. Substitutes included Huffmeier and Means for the Baptists.
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Meachner
First Baptist Church
Bankers
Nichols
The
Baptists
Salne
O'Quinn
Sajak
Tinzon
Nichola
Mitchell
Bankers—K. Flinn
Wiebe
Rght Forwerd
Diaz
Ste Cullam
Lef
Bluvidge
Huffmeier
T. Means
Anlerton
Taylor
Linder
George Con
Weather Alphabet Fragments From Across The States Incomplete Text
Fragmented OCR style weather notes drift with city names and dates, listing temperatures and conditions in a garbled mix. Locations span Texan and Okie regions, Chicago and Denver areas, with clouds and varying temps implied but unreadable details fail to form a coherent forecast.
Saturday Night Radio Schedule Wraps Up The Airwaves
A cluttered listing shows KTBA and WOAI network slots with programs from Lovie's Hungry Flye to Gunter orchestra and Radistron varieties. Other stations like HTAP and KONO feature Madame Margaret, Teras hour, and Latin hour amid a mix of music, theater, and forum segments.
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KTBA
Hilocyrlen
Light
Literary Digest
Gbs
Orchestra
P. m
Lovie
Radio Forum
Shawboat
WOAI
Seadle
Gunter_orchestra
Dizia Circus
N. B.C
Chevrolet Chroniclan
General Electric
WBC
Lucky Strike Dance Music
Atos R
Ards
NBL
Gunter Orchestra
Alsmo
KONO
Teans Theater
Dance music tonight and Sunday broadcast lineup listed
The page lists a dense schedule of dance orchestra broadcasts and studio programs across stations WOAL KTSA WOAS WOAI and others with times from 6:10 p m to 11:30 p m on Saturday and Sunday. It includes various ensembles such as Gunter orchestra Jesu Gok hette's orchestra Apache Grogan and Mexican program plus religious services and concert music notes.
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Woal Gunter
KTSA
Jesu Gokhette
Oat
Halley Dance Orchestra
Woas
Men Face Gas Station Robbery at Night
A group of masked men stopped at a gas station Friday night, refused to pay for fuel, and fled. Attendant Richard Marlin identified two suspects and reported the incident to police Saturday.
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Mediatro
AH Routh
Po- Nee
Ichard Marlin
Mellon Deduction Plan Faces House Opposition
Washington December 14 secretary Mellon’s plan to allow taxpayers to deduct charitable contributions drew opposition in the House Ways and Means Committee as debate focused on tax policy and revenue impact.
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Mellon
Ashington
D. C
Congress
REVEARLY HILLS DELIVERS WRY WAR COMMENTARY
Dee from Revearly Hills mocks Germany bemoaning a film about the war then jokes about reissuing with different finishes. The piece notes Geneva disarmament talks faltering and laments continued suspicions between nations while urging an end to conferences.
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Calby Dee
Germany
Geneva
The Loudspeaker and TV’s Intertwined Future
An early discussion notes that television entertainment hinges on advances in the heater industry and scientific readiness. Figures like John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Owen J. Young are cited as influenced by the progress, with cautious optimism about when cameras will enable theater operations.
Capitol Mourns Passing of Senator Overman
Washington officials and leaders bid farewell as Senator Overman of North Carolina dies a day after a Senate tribute. The death prompts national mourning and prompt reflection on his long service and role in Congress.
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Washington
D.C
Thor
Senator Overman
Nath Corotinn
Halielogry
Slump Feared in Exports to China
Wall Street notes a downturn in American export prospects to China amid a mix of trade tensions and weak demand. Analysts warn the decline could impact manufacturing shipments and job markets if it persists into the next quarter.
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China
Washinshion
U. S
Opera on Radio Delights Chicago Listeners Saturday
Verdi's Otella will be broadcast over KWK WREN KDRA and WIAY at 8 o clock from Ubiengo with Charlee Macshal singing the title role, Kigaried by Claudia Mavs Matcous. The program promises a rare opera experience for radio fans tuning in across stations.
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Chicago Civic Opera
Wren
Verdi
Ubiengo
Charlee Macshal
Claudia Mavs Matcous
Argentine Storm Ravages Crops in Santa Fe Province
A rare storm struck the southern Santa Fe region yesterday, tearing through fields in the Cordoba and Buenos Aires provinces. Initial estimates indicate widespread crop damage across multiple farms as weather unsettled residents and local authorities assess economic impact.
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Santa Fe
Corloba
Huenos Aires
French War Shell Explosion Sparks Fire in Waco
Fragmentary report describes an explosion and ensuing fire in Waco amid confusion and disjointed observations. Details are unclear, but the incident involves shell fragments and a burning scene provoking shock among observers.
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Waco
Dee
Marein Beni
Einstein Succumbs to Opera Lure in New York
New York reports that Albert Einstein attended the Metropolitan Opera on an ocean liner suite last night. He considered Wig New Seigfried and Tizet's Carmen but chose Carmen as his preferred opera, reflecting his taste for the stage.
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Einstein
Opera
New York
Albert Einstein
Fim
Metropolitan
Hig Edvice
Wignew
Siegrled
Tizet
Man Admits Guilty Plea in Prohibition Case
Charges filed against Juan Gates allege operation of a still seized at 1129 Smith street. Federal officers report 1960 gallons of mash and 40 gallons of whiskey, with 20 fermenters, and a plea of guilty before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart. Gates remanded to county jail in $760 bond. other suspect Uniza pleaded guilty to manufacture and possession charges. Bulalio Ricisim released on $800 bond after pleading not guilty.
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Juan Gates
National Prohibition
Aeizure
Smith Street
Loyallon
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Guyze
Prohibition
Uniza
Bulalio Kicisim
Death of Mrs Haren and four children in Williston
Discovery of the wherraboote of Mrs Albert B. Haren or the findlid of her bees, jallee believed tolay, would prove an important factor in ra tablising the identity and the motive of the person who killed her husband and four childeen.
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Williston
Albert B. Haren
Jallee
Church Bells Warn of Raid in Blat Rok
A chaotic report traces a raid led by Sheriff A. W. Culbertson near Blat Rok as church bells toll and lines blur with garbled phrases. The dispatch notes orders and names officers, including Frank E. Arokaw and Lawrence T. Fe Aw Iraxnt, with mentions of Fort Cronk and Fort McClon.
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A. W. Culbert
Washington
D.C
Fort Cronk
Lawrence T
Elinhape
D. Mabon
Flawall
McClon
W300 a M-Moening prayer and sermon by Dlahop ¢spera
A historical brief notes a morning prayer and sermon led by Dlahop ¢spera at W300 A. The fragmentary item references a religious gathering with a sermon, capturing early 20th century community religious life.
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M—Moening
Dlahop ¢Spera
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Danne
Paul Stein
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Pathe
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Pathe 36
In Deep
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Miyan Tahoe
Edmund Lowe
May
Dor George
Wresker
Joe K. Browns
Meek Sequett
al Kaufema
al Jolson
Ruby Beeler
George
Sennenberg
Iwan Crawford
Lulu
Constan
Amet
Lanis Wolheim
AML
Mayen Liquer
Bureau
Mall Ofice
Prowler
Sven Chase
Baptist Quint
Perri
Teras
Alpit
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Gomes
Warneck
Stovkran
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Alpine
Moore
Stockton Hose
Otto
Okiehema
Nalsana
Tocrista
Jaw City
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Tesunasa
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Moeston
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Tran
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Arie
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Mater
Toonerville
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Dance Music
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Tiev
Haun Morris
Sontress
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Cathedral Bee
Flint Presbyterian Church
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National Youth Conference
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NAIC
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Bxa
Louis Reid
Wiversen
John LD
Hockefeller Jr
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Owen J. Young
Mirraghona An Bayid
Rockefeller
Doh
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Ian
Capitol
Solon
Bombay
India
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Péticenen
Meir Cluha
Kaldevi Road
Lnrey Lanlen
Forcix
Nationalian Ogorns Wabliizer
Ufren Opera
Deek Woman I Death OF
Ventenstonal
Potchernick
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Travia Park
Aso A
m—Haly
Oa A, m—Church School
Walter Dunham
AAO
Bishop Capers
Old First Church
N. Alamo
Fourth Street
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