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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1936

Page

2

Mechanical Heart Demonstrated by Col Lindbergh at Congress

Col Charles A. Lindbergh and Dr Alexis Carrel unveiled a mechanical heart before the International Congress of Experimental Cytology in Copenhagen. The exhibit showed an apparatus that keeps organs alive for observation, with cat thyroid missing for the test, now supplied.

Copenhagen Charles A. Lindbergh Alexis Carrel International Congress of Experimental Cytology Carrel Lindbergh

Gay Thirties film changes everything with Nat Pendleton

A review notes the two leads join Nat Pendleton to secure funds and battle opposition to launch the first low priced practical television set. The film promises thrills excitement romance and comedy in this unique in screen entertainment.

Nat Pendleton

Joe E Brown Squeak Brings Laughter In Earthworm Tractors

Joe E Brown stars in Earthworm Tractors at the Maryland Theatre. His signature mouth squeak, born from an early New York routine, is noted as a defining gag of his performances. The public knows the actor for this distinctive pratfall and timing as he appears in the First National film.

Joe E. Brown Brown New York

Trapped by Television opens at Henry's Theatre

Mary Astor Lyle Talbot and Nat Pendleton star in Trapped by Television a new motion picture opening today at Henry's air conditioned Theatre. Miss Astor plays a flair for racketeering young woman who plots with inventor Mr Talbot to extract money from a radio magnate. But love intervenes and the plot develops.

To Morrow Henry Mary Astor Lyle Talbot Nat Pendleton Miss Astor Mr. Talbot Love

Miss Barrymore to Quit Stage After Radio Announcement

Ethel Barrymore, veteran actress and sister of John and Lionel Barrymore, said on a radio broadcast she will retire from the stage and return to her home in Mamaroneck New York. She insisted she will never act in another play and offered to help aspiring performers in speech dramatics radio and public presentation. Her career spans from a convent to Broadway and Hollywood, with films since 1914 and a noted role with her brothers as Empress in Rasputin. Also mentions Bolshevism in Mexico and General Rodriguez’s flight to Juarez aboard a plane for President Cardenas.

New York Ethel Barrymore John Lionel Barrymore Miss Barrymore Mamaroneck N. Y Maurice Georgie Drew Barrymore Broadway Hollywood Russell G. Colt Providence R. J Ethel Barrymore Colt Russia Mexico General Rodriguez Juarez Mexico City Cardenas

Exiled Mexican leader deported from El Paso

General Nicolas Rodriguez, former head of the Gold Shirts in Mexico, was deported from El Paso at 6 p m Tuesday after bitterly denouncing the Mexican government for how he was treated. He charged officials with political persecution and promised to continue his public opposition.

EL Paso Texas Nicolas Rodriguez Gold Shirts Mexico

John Tener Weds in Portland Marriage News

John K Tener, 73, former Governor of Pennsylvania and ex president of the National Baseball League, married Leone Evans of New Portland Tuesday. The ceremony in Portland, Missouri, marks a notable union of a senior baseball executive and a public figure from early 20th century sports history.

Portland John K. Tener Pennsylvania National Baseball League Leone Evans New

Couple Weds Quietly at Hotel Béathand in York

In York the couple secured a waiver of the five day limit and held a small private ceremony at Hotel Béathand attended by close friends. A informal dinner followed the vows.

York Béathand

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