Mae West Film Dosage on Stage and Screen Cast
Mae West stars in South of the Rio Grande a musical comedy with Randolph Scott as her love interest. Warren William serves as her press agent amid comic clashes with Lyle Talbot and others while a separate tale follows Clark Gable Marion Davies in a farce of Great Lovers. Warner Baxter leads a hunting party with a tense rival dynamic and a romance with June Lang as danger and intrigue unfold.
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Go West
Mae West
Randolph Scott
Pennsylvania
Warren William
Lyle Talbot
Alice Brady
Isabel Jewell
Elizabeth Patterson
Margaret Perry
Cain
Mabel
H. C. Witwer
Clark Gable
Marion Davies
Roscoe Karns
Gable
Marion
Karns
Walter Catlett
Wm. Collier, Sr
Ruth Donnelly
Pert Kelton
Robert Middlemass
Joseph Crehan
Wilfrid Lawson
Gail Patrick
June Lang
Allison Skipworth
George Hassell
Baxter
Lawson
England
Patrick
Cardui Helps Women Build Up Health and Strength
Cardui stimulates appetite and aids digestion to increase nourishment and strength. Many women report relief from functional pains and improved health after taking Cardui, including Mrs. C. E. Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia who says it restored her strength after childbirth. Thousands testify its benefits though doctors advise consultation if no benefit is seen.
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Cardui
C. E. Ratliff
Hinton
W. Va
Cardus
Hoosier Girl Awakens Suitor With Answer
A social scene unfolds as a young man meets a woman from Indiana. After a brief awkward silence he asks if she is from the West, she confirms Indiana and the exchange hints at playful flirtation and cultural identity. The moment captures midwestern charm at a gathering.
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West
Indiana
Hoosier Girl
Scotsman Plans Roofless Room For Shower Joke
A Scotchman building a new home left the roof off one room to serve as a shower room. When asked why, he replied the missing roof makes it the shower.
Community Notes From Shep and Surrounding Towns
Winters residents visit Wingate as Danfords sell their home in Grassbury and move to Dale Texas. Edwardses relocate to California while visiting Dale and Tuscola. Local visits include Johnsons of Tuscola and Forehands at Sweetwater. Grandpa McClure’s death mourned. Community movements include Allmand buying Edwards place and moving by Christmas, and Faircloth moving to Robertson farm east of Grassbury.
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Ollie Danford
Winters
Bob Jennings
Wingate
Marvin Edwards
Grassbury
Dale
Texas
Jackie Neal Holder
Shep
Bettie Jo
Mrs. Johnson
Tuscola
Johnson
Raymond
Charlie Allmand
Bro
Walker Allen
John Green
Owen Parrish
Grandmother Johnson
Margie Allmand
Gladys Walker
Della Hicks
Luchin Jackson
Robert Campbell
Independence
Lela Parrish
Willie Barnett
Will Bradshaw
Happy Valley
L. L. Cole
J. C. Scott
Odie Faircloth
Robertson Farm
Grassburr
Brazilian Women Rise in Politics and Education
The piece highlights Brazil’s increasing women in public life, noting 18 in the Federal Assembly and three mayors, with Bahia’s first female Assembly member and Para’s secretary of education. It also profiles Dr. Maria Luiza Bittencourt’s constitutional drafting work and Charlotte A Hankin’s legal research fellowship.
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Brazil
Maria Luiza Bittencourt
University of Rio
Janiero
United States
Federal Assembly
Bittencourt
Bahia
Para
Dr. Bittencourt
Piccadilly and Rainy Day Quips In A Silent Mock
A musician asks for a name for a new piece and a critic suggests Piccadilly for its constant reconnections. Golfer banter weighs money and postponed tasks while a wife seeks reassurance about her gown and a husband cheekily suggests stepping farther into fashion.
Public school appoints principal from Enterprise Ayer
Dr. Mary R. Beard urges revision of history to honor forgotten women. She plans to collect and preserve documents detailing the lives activities and achievements of women, aiming for due recognition.
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Ayer
Mary R. Beard
Tarleton College Students Visit Parents During Holidays
Woreth Nance a John Tarleton College student spent the holidays at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs W W Nance. Ernest Jennings another Tarleton student spent the weekend with his parents Dr and Mrs T V Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woreth Nance
John Tarleton College
W. W. Nance
Ernest Jennings
T. V. Jennings
John Tarleton College Student Visits With Parents
C. S. Jackson Jr., a student at John Tarleton College, spent holidays visiting with his parents.
Davis Returns to Fort Worth to Resume College Studies
Terrell Davis came back to Fort Worth on Monday to continue studies at Texas Wesleyan College after spending the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davis. Miss Doris Dunn of Howard Payne College at Brownwood spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends here.
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Terrell Davis
Fort Worth
Texas Weselyan College
Grover Davis
Doris Dunn
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Doris Reid Vacation Home Visit Noted
Miss Doris Reid a student at Abilene Christian College spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Noel Reid at their home.
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Doris Reid
Abilene Christian College
Noel Reid
Stamp Pads and Violet Red Ink Sold at The Enterprise
The Enterprise lists stamping supplies including stamp pads and stamping ink in violet and red on sale.
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Enterprise
Forests and trees in conservation drive across clubs
Mrs H G Bogert and Mrs Avery Turner spearhead tree planting campaigns via the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the Daughters of the American Revolution. They urge class activities and citizen committees to plant trees to prevent floods and soil erosion, while promoting a free, forest-backed economy. A free American Tree Association booklet with the US Constitution is offered to encourage the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
H.G. Bogert
Colorado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Avery Turner
Texas
American Tree Association
The
United States
George Washington
Congress
Washington, D. C
Shade in the Shadow: A Riddle of Self and Society
A compact reflection centered on questions of identity and perception. It ponders why one hesitates to engage with personal or collective shadows and whether effort changes the view of self within social space.
Knows Her Chronology Conductor and a Boston Girl Dialog
A fragment from Mutual Magazine depicts a conductor asking a Boston girl her age and her reply about paying fare and statistics amid a curious exchange. The text presents a vignette with oblique references to transportation and self-advancement.
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Boston
Mutual Magazine
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Shepperd & Bedford
Avi
Rrros Rae Eee As
Cain and
Rio Grande
Warner Baxter
Paul Kelly
Marsha Hunt
Bernadene Hayes
Kelly
Miss Hunt
Miss Hayes
Kent Taylor
Taylor
Standard Savings & Loan Association
W. Roberts
S. Church
N. Main
Charl Ormond
Judicial Review
Charlottee A. Hankin
Hollywood
Pat O'Brien
New Jersey
Piccadilly
C. S. Jackson, Jr
Georges Barrere
Teyu
Oliver O’ Dell Holmes
Noell G
Lin. Sealy
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