Prince and Pauper Film With Twin Stars at Boulevard
The Prince and the Pauper adapts Twain for the screen starring Billy and Bobby Mauch identical twins making their screen debut as the Pauper and the Prince respectively. Errol Flynn leads a supporting cast including Claude Rains and Alan Hale. The Boulevard and Revere Theatres open the three day engagement on Tuesday June 22 with Venus Makes Trouble as the co feature.
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Light Brigade” Fame
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Henry Stephenson
Barton MacLane
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Eric Portman
Montagu Love
Phylis Barry
Halliwell Hobbes
James Dunh
Hotel des Invalides Core in Paris Holds Napoleons Tomb
The Hotel des Invalides in Paris founded under Louis XIV serves as a retreat for infirm soldiers and houses military history museums, a church, and the Eglise Royale with a gilded dome. The central crypt contains Napoleon I’s red porphyry sarcophagus, installed after return from St Helena in 1840, with tombs of Duroc and Bertrand nearby.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Duroc
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Revere Theatres Week Movie Schedule Highlights
Friday features Night Must Fall at 3 41 and 9 26 with Time Out for Romance at 2 23 8 08 and 4 30 10 15. Saturday shows Ranger 3 59 Dick Tracy 2 41 2 23 Unknown Ranger 2 25 8 61, Night Must Fall 9 26 8 10 10 15. Sunday offers Good Old Soak matinees and As Married with multiple showtimes, followed by weekday repeats and Prince and the Pauper and Venus Makes Trouble listings.
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Venus
Revere
Origin of the horse traced to Asia and Americas
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer notes domestication likely in Asia before history and suggests interbreeding of wild species including the Mongolian horse. Fossil horselike species in America vanished long before Columbus, while horses in the Americas descend from Spanish introductions, led by Coronado in 1541 who brought horses to the Plains.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
America
Atlantic
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Texas
Great Plains
Fountain of Youth Legend Tied to Ponce de Leon Tale
An old woman told Ponce de Leon of a fountain of youth in Florida during his voyage to the Bimini islands in the Bahamas group. The legend likely stems from a tale of a freshwater spring offshore near the Florida coast. A Spaniard who drank from the spring was said to gain a renewed lease on life.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Patriot echoes and social events from the K of C in Boston
The Boston K of C chapter plans a moonlight sail on June 25 at Steel Pier to raise funds for orphans, and a July 18 fishing trip. the piece notes the seventh national Catholic Laymen's Retreat in San Francisco June 25 to 27, with Gov. Frank Murphy as speaker. It also references June 17 Bunker Hill commemorations and local council leadership changes.
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Dorchester Heights
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San Francisco
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Michigan
Register
Frank Corbett Still Confined After Winter Injury
Brother Frank Corbett of Fitton Council attached to the local Post Office remains at the Marine Hospital recovering from last winter’s injury. The item notes a long siege of illness and hopes for a quick return to normal as violence and mail disruptions rise nationwide.
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Fitton Council
Marine Hospital
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Ity
Aristides Clinches First Kentucky Derby Victory
Aristides wins the inaugural Kentucky Derby in May 1875 before about ten thousand spectators. The event offered a purse of three thousand one hundred dollars.
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Carnival Plans Shift to School Playgrounds July Dates Set
The Carnival moves to Pauline Street School Playgrounds opposite the Fire Station with three big days July 2 3 and 5 featuring a Giant Midway contests treasure hunt merry go round and a band concert lineup. Major George amateurs 101 acts and fireworks headline the event with a veteran Navy Yard band forming recently. Proceeds and ticket returns urged as organizers expect strong turnout and prizes.
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Ingelside Park
George
Keep off the roads for July Fourth holiday carnival
The American Legion hosts a three day carnival over the July 2 3 and 5 period with family games stalls and fireworks. Attendees are advised to relax at the event and avoid traffic on major routes during the holiday weekend.
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American Legion
Progressive Club notes on spring cleaning and member news
The Progressive Club reports progress on spring cleaning with painting planned before press. Members Joe McKeough Dan Fullerton Ted Bidmead Dan Forristall and others are mentioned as returning or active. A note clarifies the club rented the hall to an out of town group and had no part in a recent party outside.
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Progressive Club
Squaring His Conscience and a Mosque Repurposed Justice
A Moslem man debates divine precepts as he wrestles with a plan to shoot his uncle. He recalls Allah is merciful then Allah is just and believes his act would be just under divine mercy and justice. The passage reflects inner conflict and religious framing of violence.
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Allah
Fires Scar California Redwood Forests in 1441 1580 1797
Record notes indicate forest fires swept the vast California redwood region in the years 1441, 1580 and 1797, leaving scars and historical impact on the woodland landscape.
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California
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