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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
4
Arthur Moore of fierceeton Fort Wayne works in a War plant and on returning home found his Ford Fort Wayne car tires on fire. He jumped out, jacked up the car, and removed all four tires to save his vehicle, but the blaze destroyed the car.
A cluttered fan mag style piece surveys Hollywood rumors and gossip about Jimmie Fibler and others. It touches on overnight success myths, anecdotes about Ann Corio Billie Burke and Cary Grant, and anecdotes from on set scenes and autograph requests reflecting the era’s glossy theater and film culture.
Director John Auer manages budget in a lighthearted studio anecdote. Ann Shirley reports eye infection but returns to set, with five scenes reshot featuring a kiss. The production adapts, preserving schedule and star power.
Elyria theatres announce Gung Ho as next picture at the Capitol opening Saturday. The film centers on Makin Island raid by Marines under L. A. Cal Evans Carlson with Carlson as technical consultant. Randolph Scott stars with Noah Beery Alen Curtis Peter Coe and others.
Rivoli Theatre schedules two features for the Saturday opening Hey Rookie a soldier show spun from a 36 week Los Angeles stage run starring Ann Miller ix with Joe Besser Ufa McIntyre Hi Lo Jack and the Dame Jack Gilford the Condos brothers the Vagabonds and others The second feature Tap Man features Richard Dix and Lillian Gish Musical highlights include the Rorran Minevitch Rascals the Bebbs Brooks Quartette and Count Basie and his orchestra
Suburban 44 calendar lists Eaton event with senior class presenting High Pressure Homer a three act comedy of family life at 8 p m Thursday The LaGrange High juniors and seniors will perform That Crazy Smith Fam V at 8 p m tonight Friday events include North Ridgeville Red Cross sewing at town hall 10 to 4 Grafton WSC S meets 1 20 p m Carlisle Friendship class at Sansster home Gratton road 8 p m Saturday events include Carlisle AM Boy Scouts recycling drive N Ridgeville Grange card party 8 30 prompt Grafton Victory club meets at the Van Nuatran home
A local Oberlin Friday night discussion at the Humker home focused on accident prevention. Attendees included members of the Women's Society of the East Oberlin and the conference of the Moding Association of Congregational Churches. A March meeting is planned at the Thensan home with lunch served by committee members and decorative nation flags.
War Gardens note announces Merrifield and Wathen appearing at Hallo Keep a Scrap Bank. Local social items report guests at a Prankdustin home for St Therlay Knepper’s Texas furlough. Obituary mentions Great Lakes camp hospital status.
A catalog of radio program segments and news items lists hosts, times, and topics. It includes several sports and music slots, a religious segment with Rabbi Brickner, weather and market notes, and various program names such as The Moderna Cavestocks and Morning Melodie. Names like Joan Davin, Fred Wurtig, and Lorn Lawton appear among listings, with references to March dates and daily schedules.
A garbled sports page fragment lists numerous names and sections from a period newspaper. It mentions figures such as Kate Smith James Brath, Terrys, bands, parades, and various society notes. The readable items hint at a broad ensemble of features rather than a single cohesive story.
Wellington items report an injured workman at Thew Shovel Co in Elyria, taken to St Joseph Hospital in Lorain, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Therouin Snaith. Other notices include community events, club meetings, and war fund updates with local residents cited and addresses listed.
Millican Oregon town for sale describes a single resident service station and airport tied to Koeman land during a Fall moment. It notes Millican lost its post office due to the resident postmaster W. AL Ratin, its only citizen for 24 years, and Rahn plans to leave the high Central Oregon desert for the coast.
Charlie Chaplin, famed silent film star, rehearsed what he called the most important speech of his life in Hollywood. He traveled to New York, facing a wary crowd while a government case against him loomed under the New York Act, with reporters noting his sincerity amid mixed reactions from a small audience.
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