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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1939

Page

7

Hollywood beatings in ads target departing stars

Hollywood studio chiefs punish departing stars by burying their names in ads. Kay Francis, leaving Warner Brothers after King of the Underworld, finds her credit obscured by larger typography for Kay Francis’s co star, Humphrey Bogart, to mock her rise and hurt pride. This practice aims to humiliate Talent at the moment of contract expiration or mutual departure.

Hollywood West Kat Francis Warner Brothers

Radio Listings From Cleveland Stations Note 1939 Schedule

Readable fragments show a January 22 1939 schedule with programs at WTAM WEAR and WELLE stations, including Concert of A Hour, Organ Recital, Madrigal Singers, Radio FPaolpit, and amateur shows. Names like Uncle Ezra, Charlie McCarthy, and Ball vot appear amid a dense grid of music, talks, and announcements.

WTAM WELLE Hla Tedar Cosier Mears Tnie Creceans Potures Tralian Wusie Alfiee Remsen Stene Ch Chris Srience Turres cCourbein Tatlerf Rooter

Public maybe is problematical but I can imagine

Muttering in Hollywood gossip columns references Miss Movie Fan and Kat with a sharp jab at adver tising tricks used by studios likening them to mischievous children. The piece mocks autograph demand frenzies by Wally Beery and teases industry habits with lingering sarcasm about Selznick Roosevelt and trick scores in films.

Kat

Radio Schedule and Entertainment Notes From Cleveland

A dense broadcast page lists Cleveland radio stations WJ, WGAR, and WEAK with program lineups, time slots, and featured shows. It includes music blocks, news headlines, and talk programs like Burns and Allen, Pepper Young, and Mary Marlin, plus audience odds and ends. The column folds in station identifiers, host names, and a late note on a 1939 syndicate copyright.

Texas Rangers stage Come or Reders opening at Loew Theatre

The Disbaraig theatre group presents Come Or Reders opening Sunday at one Loew Theatre. Local patrons are invited to attend as the production debuts on the weekend schedule at the longtime venue.

Disbaraig and Reestabliammint The Texas Rangers Gtory

Comedy Murder Film At Capitol Sunday

Melvyn Douglas and Virgi Bruce star in a comedy murder melodrama at the Capitol. There’s Always a Woman offers light suspense and witty dialogue as audiences attend Sunday shows.

Capitol Sunday Melvyn Douglas Virgi Bruce Capitol

Birth of a son and local social notices in Lebanon

Announcement was made at the birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Wilber Bastiar of Lebanon on January 16. Mrs Boast is the former Dolly Brumdt schenkel of this place. Mrs Wilbur Hawke left for Lebanon to visit the Bastiar home. Hawke, Maurice Jackson, and Air Lee Terrell celebrated Dorothy Terrells birthday with dinner. Corwin Swear, Durkee, and Carpenter attended the event.

H E Bassett Florida Wiherd Bastiar Lebanon Boast Dolly Brumdtschenkel Wilbur Hawke Libanon Bastian Maurice Jackson Air Lee Terrell Dorothy Terrells Corwin H E. E. Durkee A. J. Carpenter

Community notices and events from Columbia area

Thursday night meeting of the Columbia Home Council of the Farm Bureau at Mr and Mrs Herman Denglers home in Columba. Attendees included Mrs Lee Terrell Mrs Walter Cornish and others. Eastern Star district meeting held in Medina Tuesday. Mrs Theodore Carpenter returned home from St Vincent hospital Cleveland after a comfortable trip. A two day Farmers Institute session ended with a packed house. Fidelis class of the Boole School staged Babs Steps Out with prizes for baking contests. a poster and fair at the school produced several first and second place winners. New officers elected for the Order, with Glenn Strawn as president and George Stegman as secretary. meeting for all officers set for January 23. County music contest scheduled for January 28 at Clearview. Grange elected Cr Swan master to fill vacancy. Visitors to Cleveland Clinic include Malcolm Tompkins Juan Perkins Chester Carpenter and others. Sunday school group organized a new department. Oberlin speaker visited. choir practice scheduled for Tuesday at the church. All Saint community members invited to attend.

Columbia Home Council Farm Bureau Herman Dengler Columba Lee Terrell Walter Cornish Ege Order of Eastern Star Medina Theodore Carpenter St. Vincents Hospital Cleveland Trautad Suise Farmers Institute Comrd Babs GA Meer Lute Alexander Wean Charles Strenland Emil Smith Orin Dantace Smith O. J. Carpenter Lois Yost Maran Crowell George Cornish Brothel Lewis Grills Carlton Blane Claire Reisinger Trasnuster Carl Wright Cers Clearview Grange Cr. Swan A. K. Stevenson Malcolm Tompkins Juan Perkins Chester Carpenter Robert Rinele Elyria Julius Wilcow LaGravate Herbert Fisher Cleveland Clinic Nantes

Waf fle supper and PTA meeting set for February 8

Valley City reports the annual Waf fle supper sponsored by the Girl Reserves in connection with the PTA on February 8. Supper served from 5:30 to 8:00, invitation extended to all. Frank Weidner, township clerk, received county commission at Nutats Public, first under Gov Briek er's signature. Mrs Emmie Brodt) Gunkelman of Odahlard, Cal. dead. former Valley City resident, her husband Charles longtime general store operator here, died nine years ago. Cyrus Day's named to serve on the Medina petit jury to be called February 20.

Valley City PTA Meetigg Frank Weidner Cler Nutats Brieker Emmie Brodt Gunkelman Odahlard Cal Charles Cyrus Day Medina

Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

Columbia Acme Grange meets at the town hall at 8 PM with a dance and card party for members and families. Avon Lake council at Park Hall 8 PM. North Olmsted Kiwanis 6 30 PM at Parish House. Avon men’s recreation at school 7 30 PM for men 25 and over. Grafton White Eagle Club dance postponed. Just Between You and Me Club meets Mrs Bourkel. Mothersingers meet at school. Past and present Farmers Institute officers meet at the school 8 PM Monday. N Ridgeville gym classes at high school Monday night women 7 30 PM men 8 30 PM. Lorain County 4 H Cooperative Youth Council meets LaGrange town hall Monday evening with guest speaker Prosecutor Howard Butler.

Columbia— Acme Grange Columbia The Baptist Sunday School Milo Stearns Grafton White Eagle Club N. Ridgeville Grange Hall Avon Lake EATON Farmers’ Institute

Two Banquets For Farmers Planned

Plans for two Lorain County farmers banquets are nearing completion. The wool growers banquet will be February 7 at the Church of Christ Elyria with a women’s meeting led by Lucille Smith of the Ohio Farmer. The chairsmen’s banquet will be February 27 at La Grange with Dr W E Krause addressing agricultural research and Prof S M M Salisbury as toastmaster.

Lorain County Church of Christ Elyria Lucille Smith Ohi Farmer la Grange WE Krause Ohio Agricultural Smm Salisburs Daily Husband Ohio State University

Bergan Orchestra at Lorain Tuesday

Bunny Bergan musical man of swing and his orchestra with Kathleen Lane and Dick Wharton perform Tuesday night at the Lorain Coliseum. Bergan is widely known through radio programs including Fun on a Sunday night.

Miracle Man OF Swing Bunny Berigan Kathleen Lane Dick Wharton Bunny Bergan Lorain Coliseum Bergen

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