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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1933
Page
5
Chicago on April 18 reports wheat rising about two cents a bushel amid inflation talk and drought fears boosting prices. Corn and oats also advanced while rye declined. futures and cash prices are noted with market expectations for spring and Europe influencing sentiment.
Hable's Palace opens Wheeler and Woolsey in So This Is Africa a Columbia comedy described as the best and funniest picture yet from the duo. Norman Krasna wrote it and Eddie Cline directed the jungle adventure spoof about two explorers illuminating the dark continent.
Helen Hayes and Clark Gable headline MGM's talking picture The White Sister at the Capitol. Victor Fleming directs a stirring romance from F Marion Crawford's tale with strong performances and lush visuals.
Italian girl faces family opposition on her marriage plan to a soldier believed dead. Miss Hayes and Clark Gable deliver romantic and touching portrayals amid strong turns by Lewis Stone May Robson Edward Arnold and Alan Edwards. The White Sister earns a place in any moviegoer's list.
Clara Bow headlines her first Fox starring vehicle in Call Her Savage opening tomorrow at the Colonial Theatre. Locals may attend the premiere night and enjoy the new wartime era drama and star power.
A vintage advertisement touts MELLO GLO cosmetic powder with a new French process. It claims smooth application, long wear, and hiding fine lines, offering a fragrance and a tax free price of 50c and 1.00 from Baker's Drug Store.
A cruiser of the Chinese maritime customs unit, recently joined by British officers, was attacked by pirates 15 miles from Macao. One Chinese officer and two British officers were killed, with several sailors wounded as the vessel was grounded and later cleared of pirates.
The Easter egg rolling returned to the White House grounds as crowds gathered under improving skies. A light rain drenched morning gave way to sun and a soggy course, but the annual event proceeded with a smaller turnout than usual due to the weather.
The Indiana governor named native Pennsylvanian David Wallace as candidate. Born in Mifflin County on April 24, 1799, he moved with his parents to Ohio in youth and grew up near General William Henry Harrison.
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