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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1942

Page

2

Convention Dropped Funds Put In Bonds

The Mid land Mutual Life representatives from 12 states cancel their Columbus meeting set for April 30 and May 1 due to war. Funds for expenses will be invested in Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps awarded to agents who qualify for convention credit. Buy fresh fruit through the Farm Produce in the want ads.

Midland Mutual Life Columbus C. L. Warstler Stark Carroll Counties Defense

Pitfalls Of Love With Redfield in a tense family confrontation

In a serialized drama, a daughter schemes to reach Stephen Redfield while navigating a web of family loyalties. Her father plans to influence Redfield while Olga and Olina press for news about Lillian and Marion. The scene shifts to Philip Veritzen’s palatial suite as the cast converges on key informants.

Redfield Mary Ronald Veritzen Suite Philip Veritzen Olga Olina Madge Lillian Marion Philip Stephen Redfield

Comedy Highlights New Burlesque Bill at Grand Theater

The Grand theater opens a burlesque bill featuring Harry Reed George Murray Bert Carr and dancers Diane Ray Dixie Sullivan Joyce Niles and Eileen Hubert. Act details include radio impression skits clown dance slapstick and a barber shop quartet with ventriloquism and horseplay.

Grand Theater Harry Reed Ted Lewis George Murray Bert Carr Diane Ray London Dixie Sullivan Joyce Niles Eileen Hubert Frank Bryan Allene Dale George Schiller Billy Stern Reed Carr Schiller Stern

Elyria Crash Victims Brought to Canton

Three Canton residents injured in an Elyria crash were brought to Canton hospital homes. Raymond White 20 his wife Gladys 17 and their eight month old daughter Darlene taken to Mrs C E White 12th St Next. Additional injured to be returned soon. Betty Jane Cornelius 18 and her five month old son Garry to Canton hospitals. Clifford Cornelius 27 released from hospital.

Canton Elyria Raymond White 17Th St SE Gladys Darlene C. E. White 12Th St Betty Jane Cornelius Scoville Garry Clifford Cornelius

Freeze perils peach crop hit West Plains area

Severe January freezes feared to ruin the 1942 peach crop in parts of the fruit growing region around West Plains Missouri. Below zero temperatures are not believed to have damaged other fruit crops, and growers hope the peach loss does not spread across the entire area.

West Plains

Amusement Guide: 1941 cinema titles and screenings

The guide lists Loew's with Fairbanks Jr Warrick and Tamiroff in The Corsican Brothers and Hayfoot, plus How Green Was My Valley with Boyer Sullavan and Dead End Kids in Mob Town. Other venues show A Yank in the R A F King of the Zombies Voice in the Night and The Gay Caballero. Also Park North Canton Raiders of the Desert, Rise and Shine with Jack Oakie, Youll Never Get Rich with Astaire, The Pittsburgh Kid, Death Valley Outlaws Texas shows.

Loew’s Douglas Fairbanks Jr Ruth Warrick Akim Tamiroff Dumas Thrilling Story William Tracy Hayfoot Palace Walter Pidgeon Maureen O’hara Donald Crisp Anna Lee Roddy McDowell Green My Valley Welch Ohio Charles Boyer Margaret Sullavan McKinley Clive Brook Cesar Romero Park North Canton Constance Bennett Saddle Mountain Windsor Red Barry Death Valley Jack Holt

Theatres in Hollywood A Funny, Indistinct Town Fact

Paul Harrison notes Hollywood’s odd blend of showbiz and daily life. Cowboys ride bicycles in costume, a Pajama mink shopper is seen, and the town’s post office oddly lacks letter drops despite a new building. The piece highlights four studios and the peculiar, timeless ambiance.

Paul Harrison NEA Service Parwee Hollywood Los Angeles

Hollywood Boulevard as seen by a wary observer

The piece describes Hollywood as a business district dominated by modest shops rather than stars. It highlights diverse locales from Culver City to North Hollywood, the Pro ducers Association, Hays office, and marginal attractions. It notes fake star gimmicks, beauty schools, night spots, and a vivid street scene around Vine Street with clubs and gossip.

Culver City Beverly Hills Burbank Universal City North Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Boulevard Boulevard Western Ave Producers Association Hays Office

Doctor cures idle hands in Kansas City clinic

In Kansas City on January 17 a woman doctor uses knitting to aid the Red Cross. Patients waiting to see her pick up one of eight pairs of knitting needles and yarn, begin work, and leave unfinished projects on the desk for the next person to continue.

Kansas City The Red Cross

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