Acrobats Rise In Movies Quietly, News From NY
New York report notes acrobatic acts now headline before features in continuous movie houses. Despite thinning ranks and scattered engagements, they attract large audiences with pretentious settings. Major Bowes and entertainers like Richman, Allen, Hill, and Gracie Allen are praised for fan mail courtesy.
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New York
Major Bowes
Harry Richman
Fred Allen
Ed Hill
Gracie Allen
Reeves Death at Center City University Mystery Deepens
Donald Reeves, young instructor, found shot in his office on Center City University campus. Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade uncover a missing gun, an inhabited attic in English House, and toxic silence among faculty. fingerprints do not match any faculty members. Miss Edwards grows nervous as detectives probe. Lee and Blade explore basement offices, seeking clues as they chase a concealed motive.
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Center City University
Lee
Timothy Blade
Reeves
Staf
Wilson
Faculity
Tim
Ruth Turner
Sergeant Brown
Jackson
Miss Edwards
Walker
Dan
Les
Notable Nods and Anecdotes From a 1934 Press Snippet
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys how ordinary counties and fans courted fame, noting that major figures like Caruso cherished fan letters while stars often shed public flattery. It riffs on quirks of public life, including Kenney, Augustus John, Babe Ruth, Dutch Schultz, and others, ending with a gentle personal musing on scrapbooks and a porch rocker.
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P. Kenney
Security Exchange Commission
Augustus John
London
Babe Ruth
Dutch Schultz
Winter Garden
Bill Kiem
Popeye the Sailor
Tony Sarg
Tennessee to Stage Six Day Native Products Show
Tennessee will hold an annual six day exposition of native products in Nashville at a renovated and enlarged fair grounds starting soon. Local organizers say the event will showcase farm and craft goods from the region with potential for new markets and visitor interest.
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Tennessee Plans
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Bell atop Jefferson County Courthouse to be removed
In Steubenville Ohio a 6d year old bell on the Jefferson County courthouse will be taken down as support under the structure has weakened. The bell historically rang to summon attorneys to the courtroom.
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
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