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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1931

Page

7

From Rose La France to Beverly Juno in Early Film Life

Alma Rubens recalls meeting Anita Loos and other future stars at Fine Arts, including Mae Marsh and Mildred Harris. Director D. W. Griffith reshaped names, renaming Rose La France to Beverly Juno, and Rubens recounts her tough early days on location with Allan Dwan, Victor Fleming, and stars like Douglas Fairbanks, William Hart, and Winifred Westover. The piece ends with a note on her turbulent marriages and a promise to continue.

Anita Loos Londy Womaan Toby Emerson Actora’ Equity Association Mae Alarsh Mildred Harris Clarlie Chaplin Coleen Moore Carmel Myers Paulline Stack Hessie Love Tillian Gish Bessie Love Douglas ‘Fairbaanks Helen Warren Rosé Lafrance Griffith Love Darling Grace Pretty Beverly Juno Balboa Rose la Prence Rose la France Alton Rubens Walt Mtreed Lailbanks Redwood Allan Dwan Doug Victor Fleming Winifred Westover Bill Hart Fine Arts Parente Los Andes Seventh Avenue San Francisco Thomagnee Sriangle Inceville Williams& Uart Monnn Heaven Hart White Fairbanks Ince Cart Toomet Branklyn Farmura

Beauty Brevities: Spring Hair Care and Fashion Tips

Woman reader guidance covers home permanents, scalp oil treatments, and old style hair setups like braided coronets. Advice includes diet, exercise, and skincare to maintain health and beauty, plus cautions on cosmetics, nail care, and posture. Tips mix humor with practical routines and era fashion notes.

Championship wallop that proves true heft and speed

The writer recalls boxing power and wrestling grit but cites a surprising scene where two large bellhops casually lift half a dozen heavy suitcases, outdoing imagined feats. He contrasts it with trunks packed so full they seem immovable and old visions of safes lowered by cables, praising the giants who toss luggage like wafers.

Goodnight Stories Piano Quest Among Shadow Children

Shadow-children led by Knnart seek to build a piano for their makeshift orchestra. They consult a grasshopper and recruit Gnawful Rat in a daring plan to move a giant piano from the Browns home. The tale blends whimsy with clever animal aid in a playful quest.

Mirj Flor Hanid Yam Wnarf Xam Knnart Knart Giasshopper Val Crowns Danid Mr. Gnawful Rat

What's in Fashion Amos Parrish Directed By

The piece outlines spring fashion trends with taffeta petticoats, tri color scarfs in red white and blue, brown for accessories, green for men, nightgowns resembling dresses, Panama hats returning, colored stemware, prism drops for decor, red accents in white and black outfits, and decorative hair combs with jeweled styling.

Amos Parrish Wing Panama

Pineapple grades and recipes offered for canned fruit

Homemaker guidance explains grade one to three canned Hawaiian pineapple, with descriptions of slicing, crushing, tidbits, and pricing. It offers recipes blending pineapple with codfish cakes, mixed grills, and spiced pineapple, including serving ideas and preparation steps.

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The Rhyming Optimist By Aline Michaelis

Aline Michaelis writes that true wealth is not gold or lands but the joy found in daily simple acts. Wealth lies in love, happiness, and the small joys of life such as birdsong sea wind and a child's song, which endure beyond material riches.

Remember When By E N Livingston Dallas 1916 War Era Memory

In 1916 during World War I a Dallas observer recalls a San Antonio incident of a brave Black man rallying youths to aid democracy. The man led a group of boys aged up to 15 with wooden guns, marching in formation to boost patriotic fervor.

E. N. Livingston Dallas Texas San Antonio

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