Rogars And Milland Head Capitol Film
Capitol film news centers on Rogars and Ray Milland heading a new project. The piece notes the comedy tone and features Capitol Pictures with cast including Guiser Revere and Veronica Tarke in key roles.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1942
Page
2
Capitol film news centers on Rogars and Ray Milland heading a new project. The piece notes the comedy tone and features Capitol Pictures with cast including Guiser Revere and Veronica Tarke in key roles.
A new musical film is showing at the Rivoli Theatre. The program features Glenn Auller vel and a popular score, with the musical act highlighting the music of Gr esha Wive and the Rivoli venue throughout the screening.
Reading fragments mention Lincoln Theatre, a double feature bill with XK Marks the Spy and advanced airship plots. Also notes about engine weights per horsepower from the Department of Commerce, mentioning comparisons of horsepower requirements for automobiles.
Fragmentary listings show planned musical programs with names like Corilie Sane and TWiAM-Tia Wa qi-sucrise Svmenony. Mentions of $30 terms and a Sunday event featuring Penerame Bobyeer au Change and a War themed program appear in the damaged text.
Journal observations describe the tension between stars and lower level workers on the Morgan's Creek set. The article notes precautionary easing of contact, limousines for VIPs, and a sense that team cohesion improves production quality even as class divisions persist. The account highlights Ann Sothern and Mae as examples within ongoing studio culture.
fragmented OCR notes describe a Wellington area wedding with two ceremonies and a court matter involving Henry Ruger and General Jobune, plus references to Indiana University and delivery service. other lines mention Mrs Ray Morve and a groom Gyertin F with scattered addresses and phone numbers.
MrKisson of the P in Circle of eh Kar ters eld tiair Tee announces new officers and outlines plans to bring in additional members. Me rand M wps planned for future recruitment and activities at the meeting.
Residents of Dakar Avenue look to attend a committee meeting hosted by Lake Avenue School to address disposal issues. Friday events include Avon Lake Women’s League luncheon at Mrs Stans home and Avon Dale chess at Wopcan School. Monday clubs meet at Town Hall while North Olmsted Congress discusses December plans. Catherine Jordan leaves Howard Jordan in Delaware. Police Chief Chester Eghin to attend national conference in Batel Cley land.
The Penfield meeting concluded with members enjoying a beef and noodle dinner served in the dining room. Mrs. SS chaired the event with L. Gates and Richer assisting. Merle Bust helped as dining room staff as the gathering adjourned.
The Kuan Women's Club gathered at One Faulh on the same day as a Halloween event. Mrs. Charles Statler inaugurated the new presidency while Muss, Gark Mae and the secretary led the meeting and treasurers reported. A charity drive distributed poison and other items. nursing students from Bhyria Memorial Hospital were recognized. The Youth Page showcased Halloween activities with church visits, decorations, games, and treats. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Parsons's sister, Mrs. A Reynolds, at Orebaugh funeral home with many local residents in attendance.
An unclear OCR fragment notes police involvement about a sale event with a party and unresolved details. No definitive names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. Further text is required to confirm the event and provide a factual summary.
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