Hollywood Lookalikes Spark a Fashion for sameness
Jimmie Fidler laments Hollywood mass imitation as stars chase a unified look. He notes identical costumes, hair, and expressions across many actresses, cites Katharine Hepburn and Joan Crawford as distinct exceptions, and recalls scenes of doubles and fan reactions. He quips about Bob and Jack Haley and ends with Shirley Temple's self styled police force and a director arrested over a tin badge.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Katharine Hepburn
Ginger Rogers
Joan Crawford
Sonja Henre
Shirley Temple
Studio
Ace
Shirley
McNaught Syndicate
Armistice Day Program At Elyria Eagles Club
More than 400 members attended Elyria Eagles Lodge Armistice Day program the second in a fall winter series. The show featured Lyle Castle opening remarks, William France introducing Joe Boddy as MC, a 12 net floor show from Cleveland clubs, the parade of beauties, Roger Barnard on xylophone, and Floyd Hayes with Cook on accordion. A new stage debuted for the event. The next program is a Thanksgiving barnyard night on November 20.
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Elyria Eagles Lodge
Eagles Entertainment Committee
Lyle Castle
William France
Joe Boddy
Cleveland
Roger Barnard
The
Elyria Minstrels
Floyd Hayes
Cook
Barn Yard
Elderly Dry Leader Found In Mine After Beating
Dr. James I. Seder 79 former superintendent of the West Virginia Anti-Saloon League was found in an abandoned coal mine 49 miles from Huntington, Wayne County, after being missing since November 2. He was brought to a hospital in Huntington in fair condition with injuries and shock. Investigators say several men held him captive and discussed a man and a check, with no ransom details released. Wayne County rescue members included Dr. Glenn Johnson and William Jixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James I. Seder
West Virgima Anti- Saloon League
Seder
Wayne County
Willard
Arthur
Grayton Creek
Glenn Johnson
William Jixon
Wayne
Billy Rose plans marriage if divorces are granted
Denver report says Billy Rose would wed Eleanor Holm Jarrett if his wife Fannie Brice and Arthur Jarrett obtain divorces. Rose cites estrangement and mutual neglect of spotlight focus. Holm says she will file for divorce and may quit film and swimming to marry Rose.
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Billy Rose
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Denver
Colo
Fannie Brice
Rose
Miss Brice
Miss Holm
Arthur Jarrett
Jarrett
West Coast
Fort Worth
Report Three Key Diplomats Under Arrest
London dispatch reports three top Soviet diplomats likely involved in a government purge as enemies of the state. Konstantin Yurenev, ambassador to Germany, and Michael Karski, ambassador to Turkey, allegedly arrested. Davtian and Alexandrov named in Warsaw reports as implicated and staying in Moscow.</s>
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London
United Press
Moscow
Constantine Yurenev
Germany
Michael Karski
Turkey
Warsaw
Poland
Janov K. Davtian
G. Alexandrov
Leningrad
Japan
Russia
Italy
Foremen's Club to Hear Cleveland Educator
Elyria Foremen's Club meets at the Y M C A Thursday night November 18 at 6 30 p m to hear Dr A L Lewis director of education of Wilcox College of Commerce Cleveland speak on Breaking Down Some Popular Beliefs The speaker, invited by Harlie Stevick, previously headed business schools on the Pacific Coast and later joined Wilcox after world travel He is author of You a personality analysis volume and once taught Janet Gaynor before her rise to film stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen’s Club
A. L. Lewis
Wilcox College of Commerce
Cleveland
Lewis
Harlie Stevick
Elyria
Pacific Coast
Janet Gaynor
Wilcox
Recover Stolen Car Reported On Broad And Cedar Streets
State Highway Patrol system enabled rapid recovery of a car stolen from Broad and Cedar streets. Frank Persons of 241 Elm Oberlin reported the theft at 12 10 a m. The vehicle was found undamaged at Fremont by wheel officers after a 3 54 a m broadcast.
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State Highway Patrol
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Frank Persons
Elm Street
Oberlin
Fremont
Missouri tests heavy toll of birds on highways
In Lebanon Missouri an Audubon Society estimate by G E Moore editor of the Bluebird cites about 700000 birds killed annually on Missouri paved highways. The figure underscores road safety and wildlife impact concerns and highlights ongoing observations by the Audubon Society of Missouri.
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Lebanon
Missouri
G. E. Moore
Bluebird
The
Audubon Society of Missouri
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Jimmie Fidler
Los Angeles
Robert Taylor
Bob
MGM
Jack Haley
Jack
Brother
Sue
William le Baron
Jack Mulhall
Agnes Ayres
Ethel Clayton
Walter Mcnail
Herbert Rawlinson
Jane Novak
Bryant Washburn
Frank Mayo
Creighton Hale
Lowise Brooks
Evelyn Brent
Miller United Shoe Co
Broad Street
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Jima Ee
Eagles Club
Ohio
Bell Co
Foremen’s Club
Mone
Msgr
Haserodt’s
Wedgwood
Queens
Tintern
Wellesley
Haseroot
Broad St
Haserodt
John Lersch
Lersch’s
Tailor Braids Co
Balbriggan
Minneapolis
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