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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
6
Shirley Temple, the petite star with a bright dimpled smile, received a letter from President Roosevelt appointing her as his special messenger to deliver his autographed photograph to Bill Robinson, the colored dancer in the current release. The President also sent a personally signed photo for Shirley.
Entries pour in as Kiwanis clubs prepare Joliet display space at Dinet’s basement. C. J. Crawford urges entries while space lasts. show runs Monday through Friday 2 to 10 pm with 10 cent admission and 25 cent couple season ticket. Roy Fargo chairs, with War Department permits for convict exhibits and notable taxidermy by Arthur Coleman. includes knitting, house trailer exhibit outside.
Those wishing to enter their hobbies may use the coupon printed here and mail it to Mr Crawford at Barrett's.
A journalism class mocks front-page claims with names and places such as Mayor Jones and William Jennings Bryan, noting mistakes about Geneva in the League of Nations and Estonia in Asia Minor. The professor bans relying on sensational headlines and suggests proper etiquette for introductions and dress in public spaces.
Linoleum ships a glassy finish that dulls with use, especially near doors sinks and ranges. Waxing like a wood floor protects the surface keeps the floor bright and simplifies cleaning. Apply fresh wax as needed without resurfacing the entire floor.
Warner Brothers hires Edgar Bergen to produce a 12 part Vitaphone short series after a successful international tour. Bergen, an internationally famous ventriloquist, joins the studio roster.
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