Mae West Stars in Klondike Annie at Queen Theatre
Mae West and Victor McLaglen headline the Klondike Annie screening at the Queen Theatre. The lusty Gold Rush tale follows West from San Francisco to the Yukon with a tough captain, a missionary ally, and a dramatic escape aboard a steamer.
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Mae West
Victor Mclaglen
Queen Theatre
Paramount
Mae West Queen Theatre
Annie
Gallant
Peter B. Keynes
Will the Queen
Charles Hen
Ike
Orta Krauver
Martha Sleeper
San Francisco
Alaska
Frisco
Yukon
Mae
Victor McLavien
Nome
Maesne
Hoot Gibson Stars in Lucky Terror at Lyric Theatre
Comedy with a capital Co opens Saturday at the Lyric featuring Hoot Gibson in Lucky Terror. The film follows a cowboy in a lighthearted western caper with humor and romance.
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Hoot Gibson
Lyric Theatre
Sweet ensemble for the girl of affairs
Pattern 8755 presents a jaunty waist length jacket with square shoulder line. The design suits office campus Avenue or Main Street wear. A sweet idea from every angle highlights a stylish practical outfit.
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Main Street
Lucky Carson Finds Treasure and Restores Gold
Hoot Gibson stars as Lucky Carson who finds a treasure of gold pursued by des peradoes. Lena Andre as Ann a dancer in a traveling patent medicine show holds the gold. Carson's efforts to return the gold lead to comic dangers and near imprisonment in a fast moving western drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoot Gibson
Lucky Carson
Pretty Lena Andre
Ann
Hoot
Simple waist frock with Peter Pan collar and floral accent
A finely cut frock features a slim waist and short sleeves in one piece, with a Peter Pan collar and a flower accessory as a feminine touch. The paneled skirt creates an action flare for a graceful look, pattern requests sent to Patricia Dow at The Enterprise Pattern Department. Also notes visits by the Wilson and Maddox families with travel to San Antonio.
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Patricia Dow
Enterprise Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
State Soil Conservation Board approves new rulings in Texas
The Texas State Committee of the Soil Conservation program announced three supplementary rulings approved by the Secretary of Agriculture. One defines soil conserving crops as lands with approved soil-building practices in 1936 with no soil-depleting harvest. Another says sorghum or millet sown in 1936 and left on land or plowed under counts as soil conserving. The third covers a soil building practice allowing sorghum Sudan grass or millet to receive the same treatment.
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College Station
Texas State Committee of the Soil Conservation Program
Secretary of Agriculture
A. L. Smith
Jack Shelton
Texas Extension Service
Texas
Women lead for a richer humane America claims Chase
The article quotes Stuart Chase urging women to lead in building a richer humane civilization and to pursue practical, humanitarian measures. It cites Clare Hires in Milburn New Jersey growing plants in sealed bottles with high germination and Harvard study via Dr. Knudson. It also notes Dr. Lela Booker extracting a vitamin H form at Columbia and Suzanne Bloch reviving lute playing. A grant program offers payments of $1 per acre for winter seeding between 1936 dates with conditions.
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America
Stuart Chase
Milburn
N. J
Clare Hires
Harvard
Miss Hires
Lewis Knudson
Cornell
Lela E. Booker
Chemistry Department
Columbia University
Air travel legends and a young diving queen rise in America
The piece highlights Mary Hoerger, eleven, as national women’s diving champion, daughter of Ernest Bloch, and notes her mother trains her. It adds remarks on women as travelers, claiming they are calmer, less air sick, and more adaptable than men, with air sickness at about one in 420.
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Lily Pons
Henry Fonda
Hollywood
Oswood Perkins
Eric Blore
Miss Pons
Jerome Kern
Dorothy Fields
Ford
Mary Hoerger
Mary
Miss Shaw to Leave Barren Island as Park Project Expands
After eighteen years on Barren Island near Floyd Bennett Airport New York Miss Jane F Shaw must move as the island becomes a park area. The beloved teacher had served the island residents teaching the Barren Islanders. When the population was 400 the city built a wooden schoolhouse residence for her.
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Barren Island
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Jane F. Shaw
Miss Shaw
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France
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Ferdinand Munier
Arthur Lubin
Stafford
Mother Rifle
Alameda
Calif
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California
Rexall
Brown
Salvation Army Home
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Oklahoma
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln Post
Chicago
L. F. Wilson, Jr
Santa Rita
L. F. Wilson, Sr
Roy C. Maddox
Anita
Our Lady of the Lake
San Antonio
Mary Maddox
State Soil Conservation Committee
Charl Ormondree Williams
Personal
Business
Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Suzanne Bloch
UCC
Detroit
Texas Ui
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Aed
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Ernest. Bloch
Goodyear