Margaret Whiting Considers Rain Theme After Flood Incident
Hollywood items note Margaret Whiting contemplates adopting Singing in the Rain as her theme after a water leak flooded her Westwood home. The flood damaged carpet and ceilings, soaking her 5,000 plus album collection including Bing Crosby while Sinatra remained relatively dry.
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Mohaits Enroll At College In Helena
Mr and Mrs Everett Mohatt returned from Helena Montana where their sons George and Dick and daughter Beverly attend college. The article lists numerous social calls and visits by local residents including Kurz Olson Benzel and Wilson with events at homes churches and clubs.
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Carroll Baker Stars in Sunday Co Hit at Fox Theatre
Carroll Baker plays a missionary daughter who meets the roaming con man Mister Moses in Africa in a Panavision Technicolor film opening Sunday at the Fox Theatre. Robert Mitchum co stars in the screen adventure with adventurous settings and dramatic chase scenes.
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Miriam Hopkins Stars in Fanny Hill at Fox Theatre
Academy Award actress Miriam Hopkins stars as the woman of a house in Fanny Hill Memoirs of A Woman of Pleasure opening soon at the Fox Theatre.
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Michigan State opens 1896 season with 12-0 win over Lansing High
Michigan State took the field for its first football game in 1896 and defeated Lansing High School 12 to 0. The early matchup marks the program's inaugural contest and an opening victory for the Spartans.
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Solon Borglum Reowned As Sculptor Of American West
The Nebraska State Historical Society notes life of Solon Borglum, famed Nebraska native and sculptor of the American West. Born near Utah, he learned from horses and ranch life, studied in Omaha, Cincinnati, and Paris, winning prizes and a Croix de Guerre in WWI. His works, including Western figures, remain in demand after his 1922 death.
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