Gone With the Wind to Play at State Theatre Sterling
The State Theatre in Sterling will screen Gone With the Wind for the week starting March 24 in a full Atlanta World Premiere presentation. Weekday matinees run from 10 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. with no reserved seats. Sunday matinee is at 2 p.m. and night shows at 7:30 p.m. Reserved seating applies to Sunday and nightly shows. reserve sale begins March 16. Tickets: 75 cents weekday matinees. $1.10 for reserved Sunday matinee and Sunday night, tax included. Mail orders with self addressed stamped envelopes accepted.
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State Theatre
Sterling
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture Corporation
Site Theatre
Atlanta
Gone With the Wind Opens Seven Day Run at Capitol Theatre
The Cap itol Theatre in Clinton begins a seven day engagement of Gone With the Wind at 10 a.m. Friday March 22. Advance reservations by mail are accepted with post office money orders and self addressed stamped envelopes. theatre sale for advance tickets continues.
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Capitol Theatre
Clinton
Castle On The Hudson At Rialto In Clinton Iowa
Rialto Clinton IA opens Castle On The Hudson Saturday for four days starring John Garfield Ann Sheridan and Pat O'Brien. Burgess Meredith leads a strong supporting cast with Anatole Litvak directing from a Lewis E Lawes inspired screenplay. Also nationally popular comedy A Chump at Oxford with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy screens.
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Castle On the Hudson
John Garfield
Ann Sheridan
Pat O’brien
Rialto Theatre
Clinton
Garfield
Miss Sheridan
Burgess Meredith
Jearnie Cowan
John Lite
Gavin “Big Boy
Williams
Henry O'Neill
Margot Stevenson
Wilard Robertson
Wilard Wayne
Nedda Harrigan
Anatole Litvak
Seton TI. Miller
Brown Holmes
Courtney Terrett
Lewis E. Lawes
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Oxford
Gone With the Wind box office opens March 16
Reserved seats start at 10 a.m. Saturday March 16 in a special Gone With the Wind box office. The film features Clark Gable Vivien Leigh Leslie Howard Olivia de Havilland in Technicolor and runs 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. daily. After 9 p.m. a Patrick's Day preview of His Girl Friday and a free extra after 9 p.m. Saturday night.
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Margaret Mitchell
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
Vivien Leigh
Scarlett
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
Cary Grant
Rosalind Russell
Paul Muni Portrays Hilton Character in New Film
Royal Theatre Fulton reports Paul Muni has effectively absorbed a James Hilton character in a new portrayal. The actor’s performance is described as a smooth transfer of role and persona, with Hilton observing the phenomenon without complaint.
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Royal Theatre
Muni
David Newcome
Hilton
Doctor
Mr. Muni
Fulton
Paul Muni
James Hilton
Goodbye
Mr. Chips
Village Barn Dance Opens at Paradise Theatre in Moline
The Paradise theatre in Moline presents Village Barn Dance for three days featuring radio personalities Lulubelle Scotty Don Wilson Ver Vague and the Kidoddlers and Texas Wanderers with Richard Cromwell Doris Day Robert Baldwin Esther Dale and others in a light romantic comedy about an unemployed college boy who helps Lyn dale citizens while Lyndale's richest financier’s granddaughter becomes engaged The second feature is Marines Fly High.
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Paradise Theatre
Moline
Lulubelle
Scotty
WLS Barn Dance
Stutches
Don Wilson
Jack Benny
Barbara Jo Allen
Richard Cromwell
Doris Day
Robert Baldwin
Esther Dale
Lyndale
Flower
Little Jack Little and Rhythm at the Modernistic
Dance maestro Little Jack Little brings his orchestra to the Modernistic in Clinton on Easter Monday March 25 through Consolidated Radio Artists. He says dancers care mainly about rhythm and prefer rhythm over fancy embellishments when on the floor.
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Jack Little
Maesto
Clinton
Consolidated Radio Artists, Inc
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Swing and Sweet Tunes Dine at Easter Dance Night
Manager Al Bauer invites Illinois dancers to a Modernistic Ballroom Easter Monday program. The varied lineup mixes swing and sweet tunes to please all schools of thought. Advance tickets available at May's Savanna State Line Tavern Fulton Pig and Bun Sterling.
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al Bauer
Clinton
Illinois
May
Savanna
State Line
Fulton
Sterling
Start Your Chick Program Now for Spring Profits
A Poultry Market special report urges readers to raise chicks as demand for poultry remains high. With egg prices rising and feed costs stable, early chick starts can yield strong profits, aided by good housing and a store to sell from.
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Europe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sterling Area Mail Throng of Weekend Visits
Many local residents hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Alfred Graw and son Roger joined Mr. and Mrs. William Imel in Chadwick as guests, with numerous other social calls across Sterling, Milledgeville, Coleta, Rembrandt, Albany, and surrounding towns.
Man Weighs Drinking and Driving Laws and Risks
The author argues national figures on alcohol and traffic accidents are unreliable due to varying state reports and legal definitions. He notes some data show 18.4 percent of drivers in fatal crashes had been drinking and urges driving after drinking to be treated as a serious infraction akin to concealed weapons or robbery.
Antique Defined as Furniture After Final Payment
A quirky definition states an antique is any piece of furniture for which the last installment payment has been completed, implying ownership and age recognition tied to payment fulfillment. The idea blends commerce with aging status in a humorous, tongue in cheek way.
Milledgeville Social News Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Willis Pape improves at home after illness. Milledgeville and Chadwick residents attend dinners, parties, and hockey game outings in Polo Carrollton area. Garden club and bridge group host meetings with discussions on trees and evergreens, with a plant slide show and refreshments.
Government Requires Proof of Age for Social Security
Rex A Atwood of the Social Security Board explains that proof of age is required for Old Age and Survivor Insurance benefits. Birth certificates, church records, or family documents are needed. if unavailable, statements by two knowledgeable persons or other public records may be used.
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District of Columbia
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Massachusetts
Michigan
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Virginia
Illinois
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Aulo
Lanark Notes on Farm Work and Local Visits
George Crofton baled hay for J. M. Garner on the Garner farm this week using two hay balers. A Friday party honored Frank Kimmel on his birthday at the Kimmel home with a pot luck supper and a Five hundred game. Mrs. Harry Engles and Mrs. John Warner attended Jesse Crowe’s funeral in Chicago. Mae Price has returned to Beatrice Nebraska after her brother B. K. Mathias’s death. Esther Deets visited Luther Monigold’s home over the weekend. Cora Zuck travels to Cherokee Indiana for a month with Rankin Kreel family. Bertha Garner visited Keota Iowa and Milwaukee Wisconsin then returned. Edith Diffenderfer returned to Chambersburg Pennsylvania after visiting Warren and family.
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Roger
Marshall
Chicago
William Imel
Elwood Williams
Mary
Freeport
Ed East
Lanark
Oscar Martin
Aaron Bushman
Milledge‘le
Bert Straub
Hiy
Addie Imel
Straub
L. B. Spencer
Maida
Ted Olson
Clinton
Iowa
Fred Olson
Charlotte Schreiner
Sterling
Tretloyd Schreiner
Doedor and
Mattie Marshall
Spar Wisconsin
A. A. Calkins
Clayton Kaul
George Kaul
Elizabeth
Abe Gipe
Coleta
Lucinda Sucher
Art Behrens
Milledgeville
C. J. Mackey
Annette Clement
Lucinda Gipe
Richard
Waterloo
Wisconsin
John Freiderich
Kenneth
Phillip Friederich
Rembrandt
Earl Richardson
Storm Lake
William Friederich
Lucille Beckenkeller
Mt. Carroll
Harvey Hartman
Herbert Spearman
John Frank
Elmer Weber
Bernie Maley
J. Isenhart
Sterling Public Hospital
John Sauer
Garfield Sauer
Henry Springman
Howard Cribbe
Herbert Springman
Evan Rahn
Carl Metz
Harold
Manilas
Howard Metz
Doris
Harvey Downing
Paul Metz
John
J. G. Eller
William Zugschwerdt
T. F. Shultz
Harry Schreiner
Viola Weber
Christy Geison
Irwin Edgerton
Albany
John Doty
Henry Livengood
William Provant
Merlyn Schreiner
Maude Rahn
Delmar Lang
George Daehler
Henry Parsons
Nellie Parsons
Argo Fa
Fred Daehler
Gottleib Stadel
Geneseo
Ben Stadel
L. A. Frank
William Heide
C. J. Miller
Paul Farley
Rollin Sheridan
Rockford
Louella Kness
Argo- Fa
Fayette Fossett
Ruth Sheridan
Evanston
Harold East
Paul Grim
Emil Stark
Nevin Moore
Frank Moore
Edward Obendorf
Wilma Reiff
Alvin Reiff
Richard Clement
Wis
L. J. Gnngey
Billy
Carol McInnis
Mt. Morris
New Glarus
Monroe
Ada Wolfe
Milwaukee
Arthur Deets
Fayette, Mo
Ida Chambers
Regina Beckmire
Highland Park
Humbert-Beckmire
Orion Alexander
Margaret
Mike Rutt
Bob Etnyre
Lee Etnyre
Willis Pape
Fay Reitzel
Louis Daehler
Marilyn
Oscar Daehler
Chadwick
C. F. Moon
Virginia
Carrollsongle Club
Walter Maxey
Robert Eastabrooks
Fenton Haugh
Henry Rahn
James Morgan
Polo
Mason Spaulding
Carroll
Grace Woodin
Earl
Raymond
Donald Lee
Abe Reiff
John Howens
Morrison
P. L. Kreider
Rex Munz
Harry Stoner
Calvin Dennis
Frank Kimmel
Kimmel
East Locust Street
Harry Engles
John Warner
Jesse Crow
Mae Price
B. K. Mathias
Beatrice
Neb
Esther Deets
Luther Monigold
Cora Zuck
Rankin Kreel
Cherokee
Bertha Garner
Keota
John Sowle
Edith Diffenderfer
Chambersburg Pa
Warren
Job seeker Mose confronts bias at Georgia employment office
In Fulton DeKalb division a Negro man Mose seeks work but faces a religion question from the interviewer. Mose refuses to reveal his faith, stating he will renounce nothing and choose his path regardless of the job prospects.
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Mose
Fulton-DeKalb
Georgia State Employment Service
Stuck With It Car Buyers Learn Hard Bargain Lesson
A buyer asks how the second-hand car performs and discovers the challenge of negotiating a fair price. The exchange highlights the difficulty of striking a bargain after purchase.
Bernard Shaw Receives Witty Invitation
A famous writer and critic Bernard Shaw received a note from a celebrity hunter inviting Lady X to a home visit on Thursday between four and six. Shaw replied by returning the card with a curt addendum reading Mr Bernard Shaw likewise.
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Bernard Shaw
Lady X
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