America Comes Of Age Topic At Tucson Club Meeting
W R Mathews spoke to the Tucson Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon about America's position in world affairs. He cited British credit concerns and possible German pressure, noting Washington views and the Orient policy. Tea was served with Swedish holiday decor and J D Guthrie performed two piano pieces.
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W. R. Mathews
Tucson Woman’s Club
Mathews
Europe
Orient
Washington
America
Ambassador Bullitt
General Pershing
Congress
Britain
Germany
United States
Italy
Daily club notices and meetings listed for various organizations
Chapter E PEO meets at 730 tonight at 127 East Third. Entre Nous meets Thursday at 230 at 1345 East Helen. John Thurman chapter DAR meets Friday at 2 at 2723 East Drachman. Sigma Chi Mothers' club Thursday 2:30 at chapter house. St Andrews auxiliary card party Thursday 8 open to public. Flowing Wells community club hosts all day Thursday on Old Flowing Wells road. American Legion auxiliary unit No 7 meets Thursday 7:30 in Legion auditorium. bring a toy for children's Christmas party. Tucson Loyal Stars No 18 lodge meets Friday 7:30 at KC hall. refreshments. Government Heights PTA meets Thursday 7:30 at school. Red Cross dressing room open 9-1 daily except Saturday at Park Ave and East Tenth. Tucson Gamma Phi Beta alumnae executive board meets tonight 7:30 at East Sixth. Chapter B PEO meets Thursday 2:30 at 2015 East Helen. Mrs Rollin Pease host.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auditorium
Tucson Gamma Phi Beta
James Greenleaf Brown
East Sixth Street
Walter Winchell On Broadway Roundup of December First Week
December's first week on Broadway offered four premieres. The Romantic Mr Dickens drew mixed notices amid a girl trouble plot and Dickens whisker swap humor. Diana Barrymore debuted with notable poise while Ferenc Molnar's Delicate Story revived Edna Best on stage. Jimmy Lavo presented Mum's the Word as a pantomime showcase. Hiram Sherman delivered monologues as Savolio while critics praised parts as rare and loveable. Some one act performers faced a frosty reception from workhouse critics.
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Mr. Dickens
John Anderson
Dickens
Diana Barrymore
Edna Best
The
Sun
Mr. Lockridge
Jimmy Lavo
Jimmy
Hiram Sherman
Provincetown
Atkinson
The Magic Lanterns Movie Week Rewind
The Northwest Mounted Police runs fifth week with film trade and titles. The Thief of Bagdad stars Sabu while Conrad Veidt and Joan Bennett headline palace intrigue in The Son of Monte Cristo. Lady with Red Hair features Miriam Hopkins as Mrs Leslie Carter and Claude Rains impresses. Dark Streets of Cairo frames a crime what is happening on screen with Ralph Bellamy wondering.
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Northwest Mounted Police
Bagdad
Sabu
D. Fairbank
Conrad Veidt
Son of Monte Cristo
Hollywood
Dumas
Palace
Joan Bennett
Louis Hayward
George Sanders
Miriam Hopkins
Leslie Carter
Claude Rains
Belasco
Frances Langford
Kenny Baker
Ann Miller
Cairo
Ralph Bellamy
The Wireless and Radio Notes Commentary
A collage of radio and theatre critiques. Observers discuss Kremlin slang use by interpreters, Robeson singing altered lyrics, Elisabeth Bergner in Arch Oboler drama, and musical selections like Taking a Chance on Love. Endnotes critique news analysis by Kaltenborn.
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Kremlin
Harper
Stalin
Univ. of Chicago
B.C
Paul Robeson
Elisabeth Bergner
Arch Oboler
Ethel Waters
Coca Cola
H. V. Kaltenborn
Fortune forum notes gradual shift toward New Deal recovery
The Fortune third forum reports industrial leaders warming to recovery policies though wary of full endorsement. Generoso Pope is highlighted for pro Fascist ties via Mussolini ministry contacts on his editorial boards. Reader's Digest quotes Clare Boothe. Stanley Frank debuts The Gravy Train in Collier's. The New Republic column criticizes Mr Moneybags financing the Vth Column.
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New Deal
Fortune
FDR
Pal
Generoso Pope
Look
Mag
Pope
U. S
Mussolini
Ministry of Popular Culture
Reader’s Digest
Clare Boothe
Stanley Frank
Collier's
New Republic
Vth
Col’m
Collect quotes from notable figures on life and society
A collection of aphoristic lines and witticisms by various authors. Statements cover themes from aging and idleness to art, politics, love, and ambition, with quips attributed to Meany Bashkow Seume La Rochefoucauld Ebbert Milanov and others. The pieces mix humor and critique in a newspaper-essay tone.
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Tom Meany
Wall
Reuben’s
Germany
Josh Billings
George Jean Nathan
Hollywood
Quilt Exhibit Shines At PTA Carnival Prize Event
At the school PTA carnival last week Mrs. Tex Taylor directed a quilt exhibition featuring full size and baby quilts. Prizes from local merchants honored oldest quilts, most unusual designs, prettiest baby quilt, and crocheted bed spreads with winners named including Mrs. Leonard Bradbury and Mrs. Talmage Lockwood.
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P.T. A
Tex Taylor
Leonard Bradbury
Klapmeyer
Arizona Home Supply
Talmage Lockwood
White House
Roy Garrett
John Seedorf
McLaughlin’s
Arthur Mickelson
Augusta Erny
Eastern Star Names Arizona Chapter Officers
Mrs. J. B. McQuorn chosen worthy matron of Arizona chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star. Elected as worthy patron was Roy Skidmore. Ina Mae Mullins is the new associate matron. Other officers include Ward Durfee associate patron, Pearl Abbott secretary, Olive Gustafson treasurer, Marie Moore conductress, Lucille Abel associate conductress, and Vera Foster trustee.
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J. B. McQuorn
Arizona
Order of Eastern Star
Roy Skidmore
Ina Mae Mullins
Ward Durfee
Pearl Abbott
Olive Gustafsson
Marie Moore
Lucille Abel
Vera Foster
Local Craft Contest Honors Aged Woolen Spread and Afghan
Honorable mentions were awarded to Mrs. Greathouse for a hand-carded 100 years old woolen spread and to Mrs. John Luppe for a crocheted afghan. Judges were Mrs. Edna Bates Miss Lorene Dryden and Mrs. Agnes Krantz.
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Maytag Mann
B. E. Wilson
Herman’s
Borgaro
Greathouse
John Luppe
Edna Bates
Lorene Dryden
Agnes Krantz
Campus Play Liliom to Open Tonight on Campus
Budapest setting for Ferenc Molnar play Liliom opens at 8 15 this evening in Herring Hall on campus. Director Gordon Davis leads an experienced cast with Charles Howe in the title role opposite Kathryn Pells. Costumes reflect authentic Hungarian dress researched by Phyllis Sortomme and Edith Morton.
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Budapest
Ferenc Molnar
Herring Hall
Gordon Davis
Peter R. Marroney
Charles Howe
Kathryn Pells
Phyllis Sortomme
Arts and Crafts Center
Edith Morton
Tony Padrez
Ficsur
Jacqueline Nash
Mrs. Muskay
Betty Collins
Marie
Imogene Henderson
Mother Hollander
Jim Henry
Young Hollander
al Bosnos
Linzman
Bernard Margolis
Wolf
Douglas Dick
Ladies Day At El Rio Club With Lunch and Prizes
About 60 Tucson residents attended a Ladies day at El Rio Golf and Country Club. Prizes went to Mrs. George Amos Mrs. H L Trimble and Mrs L M White. A post lunch bridge session followed and reservations were urged for future events. An upcoming golf match against bogey and a turkey shoot were announced. Also noted was the engagement of Miss Eliore Irwin Hoelzel of Pittsburgh to Mr Thomas Wheeler Dewart of New York City.
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el Rio Golf and Country Club
D. L. Morrison
Guy Monthan
D. E. Fogg
T. A. van Atta
R. C. Darnell
George Stonecypher
Albert Fink
H. L. Trimble
Roland R. Harford
L. M. White
George Amos
E. C. Lesher
A. Mann
T. K. Shoenhair
W. D. Carrell
Elmer W. Flaccus
Alice Flaccus
Tucson
Thomas Wheeler Dewart
New York City
Hoelzel
J. P. Hoelzel
Hacienda del Sol
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Dewart
William T. Dewart
Greenwich
Greenwich, Conn
St. Paul School
Concord
N. H
The
New York Sun
Mrs McManus Weds James H Barrett in Phoenix Rites
Mirabel G. McManus and James H. Barrett will marry December 12 at Trinity Cathedral Phoenix with the ceremony at 2 30 p m. Rev J Rockwood Jenkins will preside. Attendants are Dr and Mrs John Newcomer. The couple will reside in Douglas after a short honeymoon.
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Douglas
The
Daily Citizen
Mirabel G. McManus
James H. Barrett
Phoenix
Trinity Cathedral
J. Rockwood Jenkins
John Newcomer
McManus
Flagstaff Teachers’ College
Crown Point
N. M
Barrett
Mt. Moriah No. 19
A. M. Lodge
Studio Teas Highlight Tucson Children's Theatre Members
Mothers and grandmothers attended a studio tea at the theatre directed by Mrs. Mary MacMurtrie. Readings pantomimes and improvisations filled the program as children arranged and served tea. Members listed include Marijohn Lundt Ada Lyn Silver Richard Neilson Brown Mary Frances West Paul Downs Suzanne Wallace Anne Wilson Mimi Linde Carol Linde and others.
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Tucson Children’s Theatre
Mary MacMurtrie
Marijohn Lundt
Ada Lyn Silver
Richard Neilson Brown
Mary Frances West
Paul Downs
Suzanne Wallace
Anne Wilson
Mimi Linde
Carol Linde
Sarah Johnson
Anita Jean Walker
Rowena Silver
Ann Price
Mary Kate Zinn
Janet Oxham
Sheila Ann Devine
Martha Riddell
Mary Ellen James
Annetta Howard
Jean Hobbs
Jane Densford
Richard Brown
WCTU
Jack Frankes
Mike Pistor
University of Arizona
Fort Lowell Homemakers Plan Christmas Meeting
The Fort Lowell Homemakers will meet at the Fort Lowell Union church on Thursday for an all day event starting at 11 o clock. Members bring a covered dish and hostesses oversee the dinner with presents under 25 cents exchanged. Hostesses for the day are Mrs. A F Sylvester Mrs W Paul Chandler Mrs E A Dotson Mrs J G Lambert and Mrs A L Moore.
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Fort Lowell
Fort Lowell Union Church
A. F. Sylvester
W. Paul Chandler
E. A. Dotson
J. G. Lambert
A. L. Moore
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Clark H. Johnson
Henry Canover
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E. G. Hendricks
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph CO
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Pittsburgh
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McWhorter Music Co
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East Broadway
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Pioneer Hotel
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