Rhubarb and other Broadway Cats and Jazz in Hollywood
Hollywood column reviews several films including Rhubarb a fantasy about a cat inheriting a fortune and a baseball team with Ray Milland and Jan Sterling. Also mentions The Strip with Mickey Rooney and Lost Continent with dinosaurs. Notes Armstrong Teagarden Hines Bigard jazz in The Strip and general Hollywood satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ray Milland
Jan Sterling
Ray
Lockhart
Rhubarb
Miss Sterling
Brooklyn
H. Allen Smith
Paramount
Louis Armstrong
Jack Teagarden
Earl “Fatha” Hines
Barney Bigard
Mickey
William Demarest
Sally Forrest
Eee Rooney
Cesar Romero
Hillary Broke
Pacific
Electors Nearly Always Back Their Party’s Presidential Ticket
Since 1796 electors have generally voted for their party’s nominated candidates. Only two exceptions occurred in 1820 and 1948, when electors did not follow their party’s chosen ticket.
Bloom- BLOOM Annual picnic at Friendly Grove Hall Sept 3
Community notes report the annual picnic and yard party at Friendly Grove Community Hall set for September 3. Relatives and friends from Beaver Pennsylvania Washington D C Williamsburg and Winchester attended gatherings and showers. Multiple residents announced visits injuries and ongoing home construction in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Friendly Grove Comunity Hall
Clarence H. Scranton
Phillip
Beaver, Pa
Willow Brook
Washington, D. C
Williamsburg
T. S. Cooper
Claude Bucher
Kathryn Strosnider
Dewey Hulver
Claude Wallace
H. I. Philips
Bonnies
Homer Strosnider
Harold A. Kurstedt
Cora Sale
Dunbar Sale
Winfred Ashwood
Elsie Hershman
George Lemley
Guy
Karl Peer
Eugene Hulver
Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club
Meredith Anderson
Winchester
Betsy Anderson
Mollie Hildebrandt
Adams
Patsy
Laura Lemley
Ashby Brill
Elsie Heishman
Mary Cooper
Wallie Hulver
Bonnie Phillips
B. G. McTilwee
Facius W. Davis
Harry
James McIlwee
Suzanne
Barbara
Washington
Philip
Beaver
J. C. Painter
Sarah Baker
Berryville
Packard Challenge Fans New Car Talk For 1951
The note invites readers to test drive at least two cars, including a new 1951 Packard, to spark discussion of recent automotive advancements. It claims Packard is the year’s freshest model and appeals to discerning buyers with a thoughtful challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantage
Packard
P.S
Packard Patrician
America
Geralls
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Gene Lockhart
Electoral College
J. V
Mrs. T. S. Cooper
Nellie Lockhart
Silver Spring, Md
Mary White
St. John's
Roy C. Triplett
Lila
L. E. White
T. S. Coper
Eshie
Tory
ARRY
SELZ
Ra Daelel
Newville Pa
Melton Motor Company
Loudoun ST
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Sherry
Rhe
Ozark Ike
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The
Bumstead Menage
Chic Young
Oui
Njoune
Henry
Patent Office
By Carl Anderson
Secret Agent X-9
Mel Grafs
Mildred
Big Sister
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Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Tedodi
Mes
Etta
Tony
Muggs and
Skeeter
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