Private Lives at Capitol Theatre Show Opens Tomorrow
Scenic artist credits and production teams for the Little Theatre’s production of Private Lives. Miss Nelson studied in New York and now leads costume and stage design with Virginia Tayloe Boyd directing the scenery committee. The cast includes Mary Miller John Scully and others. two sets depict a hotel balcony in southern France and a Paris living room. Curtain 8 30 reservations available by Polly Harrison or Capitol box office 325 Friday.
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Capitol Theatre
Miss Nelson
Grand Central School of Art
New York
Winchester
Little Theatre
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Mary Miller
Lewis Barton
Nash Conklin
John Scully
Richard Grigith, Jr
Sam Laren
France
Paris
Mary Virginia Steck
Gertrude McCormac
Helen Smith
Mary T. Steck
Mary McKenzie
Anne Elizabeth Quirk
Arthur M. Field
Nancy Gray Larrick
Harold Lucas
Pollye B. Harrison
Virginia C. Russell
Mary Warden Boyd
Anne E. Quirk
Emily Light
Anne Brooke Kern
William Beverly
Agnes Mitchell
Caroline Carson
Polly Harrison
Walter Massey
Douglas Fuller Smith
Helen
Ziegler
Edith Cornwell
Mary Louise Sartelle
Little ‘Theatre
Capitol
Committees of Little Theatre Active In Work
Fenton Nelson holds an invaluable place among those who have worked to make possible the preservation of Private Lives the Little Theatre's latest offering. An artist of unusual ability Miss net has lent her talents to the construction of the beautiful scenery which will grace the stage of.
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Fenton Nelson
Little Theatre
Missnet
President Gets Home In Time For Breakfast
President Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park from Washington by special train and arrives at his mother's home in time for breakfast. Stephen T. Early accompanies him and sets up an office nearby to stay in contact with the White House.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Stephen T. Early
Poughkeepsie
White House
Half Famished Italian Officer Taken Prisoner
Addis Ababa claims capture of a lone Italian officer and his tank near Dolo after front reports say Italians were building an airbase in the Danakil desert northwest of Mount Mussa All and 60 miles from the Eritrean border. The officer, found half dead from thirst, was given water then chained in a tent.
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Addis Ababa
Dolo
Ethiopia
Danakil
Mount Mussa
Asmara
Army Officer Proctor Dies After Bullets In Md Post Office
Second Lieutenant Arthur B. Proctor of the Sixth Field Artillery died in Fort Hoyle Maryland after being found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A .32 caliber pistol lay by his side as a military board opened an inquiry while colleagues reported the lieutenant, an usher at a wedding the day before, had recently graduated from West Point and is survived by his widow Rhoda Epple of Newark New Jersey.
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Fort Hoyle
Arthur B. Proctor
Sixth Field Artillery
Proctor
Lieutenant Proctor
William Harvey Wise
Air Corps
Helen Beall Powell
Capae Frank Egerton Powell
Belk
New York State
United States Military Academy
West Point
Rhoda Epple
Newark
Ducks Nest Warmth with Downy Shield
Ducks line nests with down plucked from their breasts and mix in breast feathers to cover eggs. The soft coating keeps eggs warm and camouflaged from crows while adults feed nearby.
Storm Warning Displayed On Virginia Coast
Weather bureau issues advisory from Boston to Delaware breakwater and to the Virginia capes. Disturbance near Bermuda moving northwestward expected to intensify tonight with strong northeast winds and gales from Boston to Delaware breakwater and north to Virginia capes.
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Weather Bureau
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Delaware
Virginia Capes
Bermuda
Winds On The Bay And Coast Weather Update
Northeast winds sweep Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras with rain tonight and Friday. Chesapeake Bay north of the Potomac River sees moderate to fresh northeast and east winds over the next 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
South
Chesapeake Bay
Potomas River
Italians Find Salt in Wells
Italians report in EDAGA HAMUS Ethiopia that retreating Ethiopians salted wells to deny water. Italian authorities say none of the water supplies were poisoned.
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Edaga Hamus
Ethiopia
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Winchester Furniture Co
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Elks Club
China
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Lakewood
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Collier's Weekly
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