Mexico aims for 1956 film surge and widescreen color
Mexico, the leading producer of Spanish language films, forecasts a robust 1956 with over 100 feature films and about 200 shorts. The industry plans higher budget productions, widescreen and color, boosted by a recovering foreign market and growth of 2,000 cinemas. Notable stars include Cantinflas, Tin Tan, Maria Felix, and Dolores Del Rio.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Argentina
United States
United
Cantinflas
South America
Tin Tan
Maria Felix
Dolores del Rio
Dolores
Silvia Pina
R C Newlin Dies At Daughter s Home
Robert Conley Newlin aged 71 died yesterday at his daughter s Welltown Pike home after a long illness. He was born May 20 1885 in Opequon to Robert ac Newlin and Elizabeth Brill Newlin. He married Annie Wise Carver who died 1918 and later Rebecca Peters in 1919. Survived by sons Robert W and C Raymond Newlin two daughters M E Eyler Linden DeHaven and Mrs John Catlett, a brother William E Newlin, a sister Minnie Lowery, six grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home 2 pm Saturday with Rev J S Peebles officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Robert Conley Newlin
Welltown Pike
Opequon
Robert Ac
Elizabeth Brill Newin
Newlin
Annie Wisecarver
Robert W. Newlin
C. Raymond Newlin
Tacoma Park
Welltown Methodist Church
Stine’s Chapel
Frederick County
Jones Funeral Home
J. 8. Peebles
George N Barrett
W. Weedon Teets
J. Leslie Reed
George R. Seal
C. Edward Seal
Robert M. Boyd
Mount Hebron
Glover Reardon Win Bridge Match at Winchester Club
Mrs. John D. Glover and Mrs James P. Reardon Sr. won the weekly duplicate at the Winchester Contract Bridge Club held at the Golf Club. Twenty pairs competed. Bow ers Brown were runners up and multiple pairs placed. Next Spring Pairs Series meeting is May 9 at 8 pm.
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John D. Glover
James P. Reardon
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Golf Club
Richard Bowers
Lemuel Brown
William West
W. A. Carskaden
Ferman Perry
Russell Newcome
Herbert Schutte
Irvan T. O'Connell
Virginia road toll rises to 240 after three car crash
A three car collision near Washington National Airport raises Virginia's 1956 road deaths to 240. Ermain Nickens 21 Arlington died en route to hospital. Harvey Edge Wellington Serious. Others Thomas Byrd Washington Francis Wheeler Alexandria James Charnley Falls Church injured. Byrd drove skidding car that struck Edge. Nickens and Wheeler were Byrd passengers. Charnley drove the third car.
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Associated Press
Washington National Airport
Virginia
Ermain Nickens
Arlington
Washington
Harvey Edge
Wellington
Alexandria Hospital
Thomas Byrd
Francis Wheele
Alexandria
James P. Charnley
Falls Church
Byrd
Mount Vernon Blvd
Edge
S. Nickens
Wheeler
Charnley
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