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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1941
Page
13
A compact listing of radio programs from multiple stations and networks. Includes entries with program titles and brief descriptors, reflecting scheduling patterns and network affiliations. No further details available due to fragmented source text.
A faded Theatre page surveys a Barrie inspired production The Ghost Goew Wert and a companion picture The Gyases tan From Clair the Frenen director to performers M Sauer and Devine the review surveys theatrical missteps and comic devices while noting star power and production flaws The piece juxtaposes satire and sentiment in a nostalgic period voice
Fragmentary notice describes Sally Rand performing at the Strand with hints of choreography and audience reactions. It mentions a likely vaudeville or burlesque setting and promises entertainment in a bustling theater district. The readable text is jumbled but centers on a performance by a famous entertainer.
Radio highlights list Kaltenhorn news at 9 00 with Barry Wowed and Mark Warnow's orchestra on Bot WEAF Novaal Barry Panen Laura dope Crows Rie Von Stroheim Edie Shatinen Gilletd and a 0 BAI Wee Summer Symphony conducted by Zawin McCarthur featuring McCarthur.
Conn guard by Josephine Culbertson discusses a bridge hand where East reneges on a double and a club read to diamond tenace leads to a misdefense. The columnist explains why East was at fault leaving one heart in the final play and notes the defenders' chances and errors.
A long, fragmentary monologue argues about love, women's rights, and male and female roles. It contrasts women's happiness with power, claiming love should be shared with home life, and warns against assuming love can define existence.
Pattern listing notes Anne Adams Pattern 472 available in children's sizes 4 4 6 8 and 10. Includes fabric requirements lace edging and a sample image. price 34 cents. Mail to Pattern Department Syracuse New York.
Raft and de Havilland will co star in Through the Niches, a mob story from original Leon and Leo, produced by Warner. Vincent Sherman to direct, with filming planned after Rast finishes Manpower. de Havilland returns from Para Smaunt to star in Hold Back the Dawn.
Polish Art Club hosts a twin bill at Neighborhood Theaters Aere Ride and East Side Bills featuring The Wedding in Wartime and A Day of Gyrat Adventure. Sponsorship by Rev. Joseph Stele and local clubs brings wartime Polish cinema to Syracuse with related titles and posters, including vintage adventure and crime dramas.
The forthcoming Errol Flynn film They Died with Their Hoots On draws on the career of General Cutter. Shooting of the prose Aas delayed. Work on Flynn's latest assignment in The Constant Symmomm.
Theater managers display the exact start time for the film on screen. The notice references a woman and a city, with scattered garbled text mentioning SAC Vangins and Cor and The Flame Gi. The overall message confirms the screening schedule despite the unreadable OCR fragment.
Betty Field stars in Nocturne where Warners own the property. Ellen goes into The Remarkably Injured with William Holden and Brian Donley while Columbia eyes Ellen in Our Wife and John Stahl praises her audition. News notes include Errol Flynn shifting to new projects and industry chatter about deals at Paramount.
Readable fragments show a local event titled in Keith’s contest with theater and aviation themes. A Piper Gun airplane and casino references appear among the jumbled notes, suggesting a community arts gathering with a playful, collage-like program at Sears in 1976.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Hawaiian and Malie with a street reference D7 Rue Al, signaling a local place label or misread address. Details unclear, no clear event or person identified for a complete news-style item.
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