Notes of an Innocent Bystander and Hollywood Glamor Scene
A chaotic Broadway era roundup notes theater gossip and film chatter. Mentions The Two Bodies Betty Grable Victor Mature Irene Dunne Constance Moore Rex Stout and Oscar Ewing while recounting radio jabs and wartime morale. Local headlines touch on Fordham and a Dublinish political exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Grable
Victor Mature
Rutherford B. Hayes
Gene
Jane Wymuen
Jus. Gleason
John Payne
Jem
Irene Dunne
Alcker le
Patrick Knowles
Relph Bellamy
Poland
Rex Stout
Mrs. Willoughby
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Atlantic Monthly
Broadway
Harry Thompson
Cosmopolitan
Sioux City
Constance Moore
Saddle Ride Involves Clay Morgan and Janet in Turbulent Ranch
In a rugged cattle country tale by Ernest Haycox, Clay Morgan faces threats from Dom Merendeon while dealing with past romances, a fractured family, and looming violence. Catherine and Janet clash amid fire, secrets, and shifting loyalties as Morgan moves to uncover Tong Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Morganean
Dom Merendeon
Alog
Faewe Mee
Oret
Clay
Lie
Devendeen
Mgare
Janet
Grant
Ron MecGursah
Lita
Bia
Ixinada
Mack
Rete
Mereddwen
Heimm Han
Freeport
Kern Case
Weresteen
Mlendetn
Bothetora
Kern
Case
Mogol
Mogul Ridge
Catherine
Harry Jump
Cap Vermille
Salt Meadow
Fox
Morgan
Ann McGarrah
Ann
Ann MacGarrah
Lsten
Jsnes
Fox Willing
Mr. Morgan
Nighttime Driving Forces In The Border Town
Morgan returns home late with a battered face and a broken finger after a clash with Herendeen. He seeks medical aid from Charley Padden and is cared for by Catherine Grant who sees the scars of the night and offers quiet support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herendeen
Clay
Ann McGarrik
Sue
Freeport
Kern Case
Karre
Merendeen
Hyder
Abe
Morgan
Harry Jump
Harry Dump
Gil
Janet
War Pass
Charley Padden
Charley
Brett
Catherine Grant
Bones McGeen
Mapell
Mor
Quips and Wit Amid War Talk and Daily Chatter
A collage of remarks on home life love and war scenes includes a Churchill anecdote about air raids and a jokey exchange on dancing and work. The dialogue plays on memory, perception, and humor in trying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kome
Winston Churchill
Ambiguous Geographical Note From Smoky Mountains
A damaged OCR fragment mentions miles of trout streams in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and references Ulghrst Peak in Faust Mt Mitchel North Carolina as a high peak. It also includes a garbled quote attributed to George W. Curtle about cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Faust
Mitchel
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dow
Keain
St. Joseph
Wilson Mizner
la Bruyere
J. B
Motiere
S. Stearns’ Electric
Atrut
Gross
Charlie McCarthy
Saldi
Alaska
Roy Shield
Musical Rainbow
Victor Berge
Vichy
One Ager
the Mirror
U. S
Oscar Ewing
Pelley
R. J. Gannon
Fordham
Hoosewelt
Ciena
Russia
Great Britain
Edward G. Robinson
Dinty Moore
46Th Street
Johnny Broderick
Broderick
Apal
Mir. Robinson
Washington
Halifax
Fdr
Ernest Haycox
New
Montgomery Street
Mrancheco
Sust
Timmer
J. Fuller
Tamina
The
Wien
America
Fred
Portland Hoffa
al Goodman
Orebes
Taxoco
Great Smoky Mountains
Critis
Crities
George W. Curtle
Domory
Ball Java
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