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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1937

Page

7

Imitation in Hollywood: fashion, fame and doubles

Hollywood, Nov 12. JIMMY Fidler laments a uniform look among stars and fans alike. He cites repeated costumes and a shared detached expression, noting studios push a mold rather than distinct personalities. He recalls audience reactions to Robert Taylor and Jack Haley and mentions Shirley Temple’s self-made police image as a curious trend.

Hollywood Hollywood Boulevard Katharine Hepburn Ginger Rogers Joan Crawford Sonja Henie Jack Haley Jack Brother Sue

Armistice Day Program At Elyria Eagles Club

More than 400 members attended the Armistice Day program at the Elyria Eagles Lodge, second in a series of Fall and Winter entertainments. The event, directed by the Eagles entertainment committee, opened after the lodge meeting. Lyle Castle spoke, William France reviewed the program, and Joe Boddy hosted. The 12-act floor show featured Cleveland night clubs, the parade of beauties, Roger Barnard on xylophone, and Floyd Hayes and Cook on accordion. A new stage debuted for the first time. The next program will be a Thanksgiving barnyard event on November 20.

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 Beaten

Huntington, November 12 Federal agents probed the alleged kidnapping of Dr. James J. Seder 79 former superintendent of the West Virginia Anti Saloon League found in an abandoned coal mine 40 miles from Huntington in Wayne County He was brought to a hospital in fair condition with a black eye a cut nose and shock He said several men held him captive and mentioned a man and a check no ransom demands were confirmed by officials rescued by farmers from Medal Mine near Grayton Creek.

Huntington W. Va Federal Bureau of Investigation James J. Seder West Virginia Anti- Saloon League Seder Wayne County Willard Arthur Medal Grayton Creek Glenn Johnson William Dir0on Wayne

Billy Rose Would Wed Eleanor Holm Jarrett If Divorces Are Granted

Billy Rose announced he would marry Eleanor Holm Jarrett if his wife Fannie Brice divorces him. Holm would leave acting and swimming to become his wife, while Brice and Jarrett face separations due to spotlight focus. Both couples seek divorces. Rose plans marriage once legally permitted.

Billy Rose Eleanor Holm Jarrett Denver Colo aPo Fannie Brice Rose Miss Brice Miss Holm Arthur Jarrett Jarrett Miss I ¥ Lolm West Coast Fort Worth

Report Three Key Diplomats Under Arrest

London reports three Russian ambassadors linked to a purge of the Soviet diplomatic corps. Constantine Yurenev, ambassador to Germany, and Michael Karski, ambassador to Turkey, reportedly arrested though unconfirmed. Warsaw papers name Janov K. Dartian and others in Moscow, with Germany recalling its consul general at Leningrad. The purge follows a drive to balance consular exchanges with Germany. Yurenev, elevated to post in June, previously moved from Japan amid negotiations for an anti Communist alliance touching Italy.

London United Press Moscow Constantine Yureney Germany Michael Karski Turkey Warsaw Poland Janov K. Dartian G. Alexandrov Leningrad Japan Russia Constantine Yurenev

Foremen's Club to Hear Cleveland Educator

The Elyria Foremen's Club at the Y M C A will host Dr. A L Lewis, Director of Education at Wilcox College of Commerce in Cleveland, for a talk on "Breaking Down Some Popular Beliefs" on Thursday night November 18 at 6 30 PM. Lewis, author of You a personality analysis volume, was invited by Harlie Stevick, Elyria Y general secretary. He has led business schools on the Pacific Coast where Janet Gaynor studied. After world travel he joined Wilcox faculty in Cleveland.

Elyria Foremen’s Club A. L. Lewis Wilcox College of Commerce Cleveland Lewis Harlie Stevick Elyria Pacific Coast Janet Gaynor Wilcox

Recovery of Stolen Car Through Patrol Broadcast

The State Highway Patrol system led to a quick recovery of a car stolen from Broad and Cedar streets at 12:10 a m. Owner Frank Persons of 241 Elm Oberlin reported the theft. The broadcast reached Fremont, where the undamaged vehicle was found at 3:54 a m and officers continued the search.

State Highway Patrol Broad and Cedar Streets Frank Persons Elm Street Oberlin Fremont

Heavy Bird Toll Reported on Missouri Highways

Lebanon Missouri reports an annual toll of about 700000 birds killed by automobiles on paved roads. The estimate comes from G E Moore editor of the Bluebird official Audubon Society of Missouri publication.

Lebanon Missouri G E Moore Bluebird The Audubon Society of Missouri

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