Imitation of Life Opens at Maryland Theatre
Universal drama Imitation of Life stars Claudette Colbert in a strong performance. Louise Beavers plays Aunt Delilah in a notable role, while Baby Jane and Warren William support Beatrice Pullman. Newsreel covers Hauptmann trial scenes and a Catskill plane crash landing, plus a color short.
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John M. Stahl
Universal
Maryland Theatre
Claudette Colbert
Miss Colbert
Louise Beavers
Delilah
Baby Jane
Warren William
Beatrice Pullman
Hauptmann
Col. Lindbergh
Bruno Hauptmann
Catskills
Screen's Youngest Romant ic Team Introduced In Student Tour
At the Colonial Theatre today the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical revue Student Tour debuts with a parade of six or more new screen stars. The show promises a lively vaudeville style revue with fresh faces from MGM.
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Colonial Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
Loveliest Coeds Featured in Studio Romance Duo
A bevy of the loveliest co eds in America are recruited by the studio from colleges and universities. Comedy roles are by Jimmy Durante and Charles Butterworth while the romance centers on Maxine Doyle and Phil Regan forming a new pair of sweethearts.
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America
Jimmy Durante
Charles Butterworth
Maxine Doyle
Phil Regan
The White Parade at Henry's Theatre Stuns Audiences
Loretta Young stars as a student nurse in The White Parade at Henry's Theatre. John Boles co stars as romance challenges unfold from enrollment to graduation. Muriel Kirkland Astrid Allyn Jane Darwell and Sara Haden deliver memorable supporting turns.
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Loretta Young
John Boles
Henry’s
Muriel Kirkland
Astrid Allyn
Jane Darwell
Sara Haden
Laval Talks With Pope Seeks Concordat With France
French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval met Pope Pius XI at the Vatican in a cordial 50 minute audience. Officials say the talks touched on a possible concordat and on restoring formal church-state relations between France and the Holy See after years of tension.
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Jan
Pierre Laval
France
Vatican
Pius
Mussolini
Laval
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Edouard Herriot
Holy See
France and Italy Reach Peace Accord and Africa Expansion
An accord signed by Foreign Minister Pierre Laval of France and Premier Mussolini envisions closer central European peace collaboration and stronger Italian dominance in Colonial Africa. The outline, disclosed by an official communique, followed confidential negotiations late last night.
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Europe
Africa
Pierre Laval
France
Mussolini
Automatic stamp vending machines proposed for post offices
Washington has Rep Buckbee introducing a bill to install automatic stamp vending machines in post office lobbies. For a one cent extra service charge, customers could extract up to 24 cents worth of stamps in preferred denominations by inserting coins. In Pisgah forest North Carolina game wardens note baby deer frolic with local children but evade adults.
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Washington
Buckbee
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Enlistments Open for CCC Boys by Welfare Board
Welfare Board announces an additional enlistment for 18 to 25 year old unmarried applicants who prove need and supply a birth certificate. Open to both white and colored youths. Register by Friday morning. No re enlisting at this time.
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Welfare Board
Two Statesmen Open Historic Talks at Vennesia Palace
In a historic session at 7 o'clock tonight in the Vennesia Palace, seven and a half hours of cordial conversations began between the two statesmen. The leaders initiated their document amid formal proceedings and mutual cordiality.
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Vennesia Palace
Woman who sang for Lincoln dies in Charleston
The last surviving Gettysburg dedication program participant, Mrs. M. O. Smith, 87, of Hanover Pennsylvania who stood beside President Lincoln and sang a solo, died from injuries after a fall at her niece's Charleston home while visiting Mrs. John Laing. She was 15 when she sang.
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Charleston
W. Va
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
M. O. Smith
Hanover
Lincoln
John Laing
Negro held for alleged assault on Marjorie Palmer
Philip Blackstone, 9, colored, Bethel street, was arrests yesterday afternoon by Patrolman William Hamill as the alleged assailant of Marjorie Palmer, 30, colored, Bloom alley. The woman sustained slight stab wounds treated at the hospital and she returned to her home.
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Philip Blackstone
Bethel Street
William Hamill
Marjorie Palmer
Bloom Alley
Seven Eclipses in 1935 Visible in Hagerstown
The 1935 year features five solar and two lunar eclipses, with visible events at Hagerstown including a total lunar eclipse on January 19, a partial solar eclipse on February 3, a total lunar eclipse July 15 16, and other partial or annular events not visible locally. The piece explains eclipse patterns, durations, and historical frequency.
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Hagerstown
Pacific Ocean
Lake Erie
North America
The Sun by the Moon Observed From Outside Earth
An external observer would see a small black dot moving rapidly across Earths surface. The article notes that rats cause annual damage estimated at 6,000,000 dollars in Chicago.
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Cicago
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