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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1934

Page

18

Monta Bell and His Star-Studded Screen Legacy

A survey of Monta Bell's film career highlights his collaboration with Walter Huston Greta Garbo and the Marx Brothers among others. The piece credits his foresight quiet census and influence in shaping cinema through The Letter and other notable works.

Miss Garrig Uiths Marx Ue Harp Monta Bell Walter Huston Ginger Tiegere Herbert Morishel C. Meggie Edwin G. Rokinges Louise Glosser Hale Kiy Francis Norman Foster Arlette Marsechal Miriam Hopkins Seanette MacDonald Claudelle Colbert Dyhn Median the Ember Greta Garbo Marx Brothers Jeanie Eagles Mt Bell

McBell's shift from director to producer in early Hollywood

The article traces McBell's evolving role from director to producer amid the Randolph field air epic start and his plans for a talking version of Wild Oranges. It notes his past work directing The Cocoanuts and The Letter era milestones, his collaboration with Charlie Chaplin, and his rise through the Washington syndicate to wider film influence.

Mc Bell Randolph Field Charlo Chaplin Europe Taye- Justinhes Belk Charlie New York Hall Lake City Bell Garrick Mayers Washington Chaplin West Imade Paris Adolph Joy Pictures

Censorship and Controversy Mark Film Studio Debates

In a heated discussion the New York censorship board head Wingate calls an ending poor as authorities seek edits to a film. A star and director face scrutiny over scenes and alleged scandals while industry figures defend their artistry amid cuts and public backlash.

Wingate New York Censorship Board Momals Bell Garke W. Griffite Chanl Sellfith Bolty Lawford Ernest Law M and Adams Belant

Radio frequency change shocks San Antonio police force

Federal radio commission ordered KGZE frequency shift from 2508 to 1658 kHz, effective May 1, threatening the existing police radio system. Police Commissioner Wright vows legal action, seeking support from mayor, DOJ, chamber of commerce, and state authorities. Change costs estimated at 13,500 dollars, including new aerial and sixty receivers.

San Antonio Pire Pri Wright KGZE Department of Justice Chamber of Comomerce Federal “Radio Commissions Wiright Texas Hexar County Wright South Texas Gwen Kilday Ed Conroy Kiday Conroy Austin Henry Hutchings Police Gene Bressin Klebere Tom Connadly Morris Sheppard Shariff Ker Hauaser Proanty A. W. Sacuert Gatadalme County Vce Texas Sheriffs’ Association

Pseudo Officer Swindles Home While Owner Absent

Police report a so called officer arrived at 2124 West Laurel Street and claimed to search the house. While inside, a purse containing fourteen dollars and jewelry was taken from 2009 Sinders Avenue. An estimated value of one hundred four dollars was noted for the stolen items.

Stanley Godoy West Laurel Street Miler Heyas Brau S“inders Avenue Seid & Prowler Bts

Bandits Lift $17 From Gas Seller in Unmasked Hold Up

Police report a gas station robbery where an unmasked bandit took seventeen dollars from the attendant. The incident occurred at Kayilte filing station on South Presa Street. Investigators seek suspects and urge any witnesses to come forward.

John 2Ozel Kayilte South Presa Werthestay

Relic Audit Plan Approved by Bexar Welfare Board

The Bexar county welfare board approved a plan by the state relief commission to assign a private firm Curriers-Chumney and company to run the relief auditing department. Carnelio Chumney and company have handled monthly audits. Irwin will lead the new schedule with Jackson as assistant. Changes depend on qualification checks. J B Hall had been named chief auditor but was not approved by the state relief commission.

Bexar County Board of Welfare Aid State Relief Commission Giro Sudlting Relef Curriers-Chumiy and Company Ay Carnelio Chumney and Company W. & Irwin Avator W. C. Jackson William Chwineybak Trwin Ghumney G L. Williams Irwin J.B. Hall Guy Bonham Hall

Gang Attacks CWA Worker on Vera Cruz Street

A gang assaulted 46 year old CWA worker Wilt Malin at 1018 Vera Cruz street while he walked home early Wednesday. He received facial cuts and minor wounds and was treated at Robert B. Green hospital. Police could not determine a motive from the victim.

Vera Crue Street Robert B. Green Hospital Minn Wilt Malin CWA

Fifth Grade Penmanship Honor At Morrell-Ward

Morrell-Ward fifth grade honors are announced with Miss Frances Haynes the teacher. Seventeen of the class of thirty are reported eligible to receive pins for penmanship. Houston sheriff visits Sheriff T. A. Binford during a Wednesday courthouse appearance.

Morrell-Ward Frances Haynes Austin Rouston T. A.binford Houston

Oklahoma Man Seeks Wife Cast Into Public Match

An Oklahoma man who sought a wife through the mayor of San Antonio is now invited to present his proposal. He promises to marry a Texas woman for the right amount, and the mayor received his letter detailing the terms. The exchange raises questions about propriety and eligibility.

Oklahoma C.K. Qui Texas Antonia Wma

Park Project for Alamo Studied by Official Body

Officials discussed the Alamo park project in a meeting led by Glande Nn Tree, chairman of the safety board of culture, with Mayor G K Quin, O S Farnsworth, John F Wallace, Henry G Meyer and others. HF Kincaid served as city planner and the plans were reviewed by preparatory officials ahead of work start.

Alamo Plana Alamo Park Chamber of Commerce Weinveday Etiernean Glande Nn Tree Safe Board Ccutra G K. Quin Nos O. MM. Farnsworth Maucsters Republic of Texas John F. Wallace Henry G. Meyer State Hoard

Houston Debaters to Compete Here

Six debating teams from Houston including San Jacinto and John Reagan high schools will attend a closed round robin at Alamo Heights High School Friday evening and all day Saturday. Debaters from Victoria, Pearsall, and Stockdale enter the tournament Saturday. Friday night judges are A. B. Wacker and Clyde Barnes.

Houston San Jacinto John Reagan Alamo Heights High School R. B. Todd Victoria Pearsand Stockfale A. B. Wacker Westmoorland Junior College Clyde Barnes San Antonio Junior College

Heights Junior School elects student leaders for 2nd term

Harry Ankerson was elected president of the student body at Alan Knights Junior High for the second term. Other officers chosen include Richard Battle as editor, Robert Pincus as business manager, Dike Menger as tax collector, Betty Kunts as fire commissioner, Mary Skellen as cash mistress, with Dolly Rurez and Frankeline Staats named student representatives at large.

Harry Ankerson Alan Kmghts Junor High School Richard Battle Robert Pincus Dike ‘Menger Betty Kunts Mary Skellen Dolly Rurez Frankeline Staats

New School Head to Be Introduced

G W Golke will be introduced as the new superintendent of Alamo Heights schools at a patrons’ meeting hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association. The event is planned for Wednesday February 3 at the home of Dr and Mrs T G Dickworth 308 Kennedy Drive. Golke will assume office February 23 succeeding F Howard on the Alamo Heights school board.

G. W. Golke Alamo Heights Alamo Aba T. G. Dickworth Kennedy Dive Duckworth Gotke F, Howard

Masonic Concert to Be Presented in City Auditorium

A patriotic concert by members of the Masonic orders will be presented at 4 p.m. Sunday in the municipal auditorium by the chamber of commerce Allied Music Association in observance of Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays.

Chamber of Commerce Allied Music Associaton Lincoln Washington

Lenten Services Planned at Grace and Trinity Churches

Lent services are announced for Grace Lutheran Church and Streak Lutheran Churches. Midweek services will be held Wednesday at 7:20 pm, with additional Sunday and extended Holy Week observances noted for parishioners.

Grace Tutheran Amt Shrek Lutheran Echyeches Ab & P.m. Grace Luthorety Chntch

Tax bill endorsed by real estate group leaders

The Texas Association of Real Estate Boards endorsed the QUIK MLE sales tax bill and the Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation amendment. Attendees included local and other city boards led by Al Elmore, with executives from Fort Worth, Corpus Christi, and national Taxpayers groups.

Quin Texas Association of Real Estate San Antonio al. Elmore Teague Texas M. Chambers Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Walhor Joan Qwarkets Charles FL Ct Ladd Hi. Dickinson HL. Barker Kort Worth Board WW. B. Sheffie Beaument Board Tred Quail Wloa Wakefield Corpus Christa Board A. W.cooper American ‘Taxpayers’ League of Texas

Murder Charge Is Filed Against Man

Gilbert Herman of Justin is charged in Peace County Court with shooting Fred Hernandez to death on February 2. Deputy Sheriff A. S. Macias filed the complaint in the case.

Bwiler Gilbert Herman San Patricia Street Justin of John F. Orion's Court Herman Fred Hernandez Macias

Will Rogers Laughs at Leviathan Talk And Greta Garbo News

Will Rogers writes from Santa Barbara jesting about the Leviathan battleship not being completed due to size while noting England and France build bigger ships. He also quips Greta Garbo is not married and ends with a light, humorous note about missing important letters.

Santa Barbara Calif Feb Scotting Brest Leviathan Captain Hinsley England France Germany Sie Greta Garbo Will Rogers

Abolition Vote Shocks City Relief System

Canterduy votes 2 to 4 to abolish the relief commissary, a move opposed by Lonnie Irvin grocer and relief board chair. He argues grocers can absorb losses and that many clubs oppose the commissary, while indigents fear loss of cheap food. State commission will decide next steps.

Bussards Bexar Veller Lonnie Irvin. Joes Relief Board Irvin Tovin Relix Reeled Snn Thal Aé Lheiy Ition State Board Abash State Relat Tryst

Three Injured in San Antonio Traffic Mishaps

Three people were injured in separate San Antonio traffic incidents on Wednesday. Seferina Rublo, 48, was ejected from her car on Pecos Street and hospitalized with a broken right leg at Robert B. Green Hospital. Aulus Espak, 25, suffered a broken left leg and other injuries when his car collided at St Marys and Marlon Streets. Ralph Bernal, 20, a delivery rider, remained at Santa Rosa Hospital after a concussion from a bicycle accident Friday.

San Antonio Seferina Rublo Exitnioma Street Fmt Pecos Street Robert B. Green Aulus Espak Ap Glass St Marys Marlon Ralph Bernal Uf Calnionst Santa Rosa Traf

Executive Heard by Insurance Men at Spring Conference

W. T. Grant, president of the Business Men's Assurance Association of Kansas City, addressed five company representatives from Southwest Texas during the annual spring conference Wednesday at the Gimier Hotel. Attendees included Ernest Robinson of Kansisity as chief medical examiner and A. W. Hogne of Dallas as state manager, with O. B. Kreadorn of San Antonio also present as a local representative.

W. T. Grant Business Men's Assurance Association of Kansas City Southwest Texas Gimier Hotel Br Ernest Robinson Kansisity Gad A.W. Hogne Dallas Anager Alsone Uverce Andivesses O. B. Kreadorn San Antonio

Woodhull Returns From Austin Trip With Property Bill Drafters

County Judge Frost Woodhall returned from Austin where he pursued a bill to empower commissioners to purchase property. He mentioned surrounding the La Jose mission as Governor Mir ning. Ferenson refused to utter the bill as written and said it is being rewritten.

Frost Woodbitt Wermnesting Aust la Jose Mission Woodhall Mirning Ferenson

Valentine Party Set for Hospital at Fort Sam Houston

A hospital service plan by the Bexar County Red Cross chapter will host a Valentine party at Stalton hospital Fort Sam Houston Wednesday from 7 30 to 9 30 pm. The event features dancing by the Bonner School of Dancing and aims to boost hospital services.

Bexar County The Red Cross Stalton Hospital Fort Sam Houston Bonner School of Dancing

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