Goofy Comedies Lose Ground As Stars Balk
It looks like the goofy comedy cycle is waning as Carole Lombard rejects more roles and Claudette Colbert joins in declining a follow up to It Happened One Night. Colbert had been set to star in Are Husbands Necessary? when she balked.
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Carole Lombard
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Trappers Meet a Mysterious Hunter Beyond the River of Skulls
Alan Cameron a young trapper joins hunter John McCord and his daughter Heather in the wilderness beyond the Sinking Lakes. McCord tests Alan s loyalty and sends him for dogs while police pursue a murder suspect. Alan learns Ned Campbell s name surfaces as the tale unfolds in a perilous northern land.
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Alan Cameron
Noel
Ar ’ Hiough
Big Saint
Canada
Baling River
John McCord
Hunter
Alan
Heather McCord
Rough
Fort George
McCord
Fort Deorees
Queen
Slade
Ard
Lee
Ig River
Nell Campbell
Ned
Whale River
Carnal Betorg
Be Father
Hollywood Notes On Screen Revival Flurries And New Projects
In a roundup of cinema chatter, Claudette Colbert returns from Europe to star in Midnight while It Happened One Night and The Son of the Sheik revive audience interest. George Arliss may return via The Exiles, and The Miracle with Bette Davis moves toward screen adaptation. Bob Burns and wife flee to Buffalo amid public attention. Margaret Tallichet joins Ramon Novarro in As You Are. Nancy Carroll and Judy Garland are highlighted, and Bobby Breen’s earnings plan is noted alongside Sigrid Gurie’s husband threat claim. Harold Lloyd’s Professor Beware debuts across New York London Paris.
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Bette Davis
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New York
Max Reinhardt
Nancy Carroll
Judy Garland
Bobby Breen
Jackie Coogan
Sigrid Gurie
Harold Lloyd
Professor Beware
Paris
Union
Northern outpost pursuit and a daring dog team escape
Alan Cameron races north with three new Ungava puppies after trading for sled dogs at Nastapokas. He faces police pressure and a mysterious outside agent Mrs Hanbury as Fort George factions shift. The pursuit crosses Whale River toward the headwaters with Neil Campbell and Noel guiding the way while tension rises over McCord and a potential murder link.
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Berthe
Alan
Tell
Rivard
Peterboro
Hudson’s Bay Post
Cape
York
Whale River
Neil Campbell
Little Whale
Richmond Gulf
Nastapokas
Ungava
Hope
Ungava Bay
Rogue
Fort George
Hudson’s Bay
Noel
Northern Trading Company
Revillon Freres
Canadian Airways
Gabriel
Hudson’s Bay Company
Rough
Duncan McNab
Andrew Christie
Factor
Christie
Neil
Cameron
McQueen
McCord
Pil
Moose
Old Fort George
Alan Cameron
Gabriel Dessane
Pierre
Dessanes
Arsene Rivard
Mr. Cameron
Julie
Whale Riviere
Madame
Berthé
Madame Dessane
Arsene
Hanbury
John McCord
Sergeant McQueen
Ferris Wheel Invention Born In Galesburg Illinois For 1893 Exposition
The wheel, a World’s Fair icon at Chicago 1893, was invented by George Washington Gale Ferris of Galesburg. WPA accounts note the project faced doubts but gained steel industry backing and officials’ support. It cost about 300000 dollars, with a 40 foot deep foundation laid in winter. The 270 foot diameter structure held 36 cars of 40 seats each, rising to 258 feet for views of the grounds.
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Illinois
Federal Writers’ Project
WPA
Galesburg
Chicago
George Washington Gale Ferris
Ferris
Quality Goods Advertising Message
Advertising stresses quality merchandise and urges buyers to seek better goods. The piece argues that ads create demand, lower selling costs, boost production, increase employment, reduce costs, and enable cheaper prices through sustained quality choices.
Beowulf Saga Anonymous Tale of Valor
A youthful Beowulf is famed as a brave chieftain who joins kin to aid Hrothgar in Denmark. He sails with trusted warriors to confront Grendel, feasting before the monster’s brutal attack as the quest to rid the realm begins.
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Elizabeth C. James
Beowulf
Hrothgar
Denmark
Grendel
Beowulf Origins Revealed Through Oral Legend
The Beowulf tales were recorded in the eighth century though events date to around the fifth century. Legends passed by memory through generations, with tale tellers rivaling each other for entertaining accounts and some stories sung around camp fires.
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Beowulf
Beowulf Slays Dragons and Claims Final Treasure
Beowulf defeats Grendel and Grendel’s mother with sword and courage. He finds a second dragon in a lair, retrieves a forged blade, and slays the beast after a hard fight. The king falls ill and dies after rewarding a loyal warrior and sharing the treasure with his people. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
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