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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1939
Page
7
Hollywood gossip notes Kay Francis starts at RKO in Memory of Love, taking third billing and an unsympathetic role to balance art with profit. The piece highlights her businesslike approach, maturity market sense, and contrast with volatile star trends.
Radio listings for Monday April 10 across stations WITAM WGAR and 1390 show a dense lineup from 5:00 PM through 11:45 PM. Programs include Dick Tracy Your Family Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie district attorney Sam Watkins Thurn's Orchestra Paul Gershman Al Pearce Crooks Spitalny Eddie Duchin Richerd likely, Mark Weber Wild Variations Bulletin Board and Music You Want. Other features include Lone Ranger Howie Wing Amos n Andy Lum n Abner Eddie Cantor Cavalcade to Invent Shelt'n Howard Primrose Although the schedule remains subject to change.
Local calendar lists council meetings Kiwanis Dames of Malta and Democratic Women at Av on Lake and Grafton groups. Card party at Avon Lake home 1 PM. P.T. A. sessions in Spencer and Avon Lake alumni gathering. Belden Grange and St John’s Ladies Aid slated in Grafton.
A guest delivered to the hotel requested that Miss MacDonald see something at home. In exchange she asked for Jeanette's autograph on one of her lamp shades.
The Avon Lake Senior Class presents New Fires a three act comedy set on a Missouri Ozarks farm. Stephen Santry an author inherits the farm from his uncle and battles a visiting Chicago family over values and work. Cast includes Lucinda Dorothy Maher Suzanne Toler Bette Neise Sid Sperry LaVern Buswell Jerry Paul Rogers and others.
The Ohio Gun Collectors Association holds its monthly session in New London on April 15 and 16 at the New London Grange hall. Expected in excess of 250 collectors will attend, with a notable display including an original 1836 Paterson Colt oversized revolver from early Colt days.
New London High School will host the glee club operetta Rose of the Danube on Friday April 21. Kathryn Edgar directs with a large cast including Darrel Davis Theodore Mathers Galoski and Leah Croshaw. Supporting roles and crews include stage management lighting costumes and ticket tasks led by Azuba Ward Barney Thomas Arlene Nelson and Mary Por ter.
Community groups across La Grange North Olmsted Spencer plan daytime and evening gatherings at Grange Hall parish houses town halls and schools. Activities include pedro parties prayer meetings and dinners with leaders Rev Byers Rev Ewing Walters and Mrs Ellen Porter among organizers.
Rev John Koontz leads a quilting day with the Loyal Workers Auxiliaries of the M E Church at Mrs L E Deans home. Group Four of the La Porte Ladies Aid meets at East Avenue home of Mrs Kenneth Holcomb. La Porte W C T A gathers with Mrs Charles Hoepe at 2 PM. East Carlisle P T A to sponsor a paper sale at the school under Mrs William Griffin with a collection of papers and magazines.
The Renfro Valley Barn Dance troupe will perform at the Palace Theatre Lorain with 35 entertainers appearing on stage. Shows are scheduled for 2 4 30 p m 7 05 and 9 40 p m Wednesday according to the listing.
A humorous column recalls an era of health habits and thrift. Mrs. Scollop-It notes women’s greater courage while Mr. Scollop-Yes jokes about a man with little money trying many suits, then mentions a Kentucky hen that laid an egg like a light bulb.
The fragmentary text presents local chatter and quips about warmth of love, temper, a rushed medical aid, accidental mishap, and a chemistry classroom gag. It includes a joke about wages and marriage, a job advertisement with a melodramatic note, and various village reactions to daily mishaps and optimism.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn based on Mark Twain is presented at the Capitol Theatre with Mickey Rooney starring. The Boys on the Mississippi tale draws audiences for this stage adaptation.
Loretta Young and Don Ameche star in Love Under Fire to be shown at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow. The dramatic romance is described as exciting and features strong exchanges and vows amid wartime pressures.
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