Skippy Refuses Real Turkey in Thirty Day Princess Test
In the Paramount film Thirty Day Princess starring Sylvia Sidney and Cary Grant, Skippy the wire-haired terrier refuses a real turkey leg on set. Crew fed him a dummy leg to keep the scene, as trainer Henry East notes the dog eats only what its owners provide. The Romantic comedy marks Sidney’s first light film, adapted from Clarence Hudin Kelland’s novel.
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Cagney and L Yon Dell Star in He Was Her Man
Warner Bros presents He Was Her Man at the Fox tonight with James Cagney and Joan Blondell in star pairing. The drama promises a twisty plot and reunites the actors in familiar Stell ar film roles after earlier stage success.
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University Named for Bishop Emery in Atlanta
University at Atlanta was named in honor of Methodist bishop John Emory. The name reflects the church affiliation and legacy of the clergyman in the area.
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Indians Ride Thunder Bird at Pendleton Round Up
Six Indian braves and six Indian princesses of the Umatilla tribe visited Pendleton Oregon aboard United Airlines coast to coast service. Poker Jim, famed chief, and elders peered from the seven ton plane while Stewardess Margaret Taft noted their calm expressions. Tickets used legal names with thumbprint signatures.
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Pulse Rate Faster Says London Police Surgeon
A London police surgeon states the average pulse rate is getting a little faster than it used to be. The remark highlights concerns about rising stress or health factors in the force.
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Mountain Moonshiner Saga Ends in Family Reunion
John Herbert methodically defeats Jeff Todd and two henchmen to secure his family’s safety. In a tense revelation, Ann Haskel admits past crimes while Diane and Herbert plan a future rooted in reconciliation and inheritance.
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