ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST <2O, 1928, AT THE I’OST OFHCI
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3.1879
%\\t ®rgon Jmlti
(The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The World)
Vol. 10, Est. 1-31-28
David Niven Writes
About Hollywood
Niven, Tnyonfe popular
actor, and correspondent for
the world’s smallest daily news
paper, writes his second interest
ing Hollywood letter to the Bullit
en. Mr. Niven is appearing in “The
Charge of the Light Brigade” to
day and Tuesday at the Tryon The
atre. Thisi picture was first shown
in Tryon last fall to a large aud
ience while Mr. Niven was in Try
on as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Flynn. His letter is as fol
lows :
Hollywood
2nd March.
De ar Seth,
I am afraid the Hollywood Let
ter has become almost a myth by
this time, but don’t give up hope
yet! I am starting “Prisoners of
Zenda” on Monday and am natural-
JtttJn a flat spin getting everything
5 ~Y)dy for the “Super-Special-all
-
all-gripping-all prisoner and very
little Zenda-Production.”
I am in the throes of fitting
costumes and doing tests with
prospective leading ladies.
We have so far got a grand cast
including Ronald Colman, Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr.. Mary Astor, Basil
Rathbone, C. Audrey-Smith, but no
leading lady.
I have been doing the tests, and
in the last ten days I have played
scenes with Madeleine Carroll,
Anita Louise, Josephine Hutcheson
Frances Drake and Fay Wray. It
may not be good for my art but
it has certainly improved the qual
ity of my telephone book! \
But enough about myself, here
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TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, MARCH, 8, 1937
Dog Show Results
Tryon sixth annual dog show
was held Saturday afternoon at
Harmon field. The weather was
perfect and many distinguished
guests were included among the
large number of spectators and
participants in the show which
was directed by K. A. Bowen with
an able committee composed of
Mrs. Walter C. Hill, Fred J. Mc-
Donald, Mrs. Dudley C. Smith, R.
C. Erskine, Mrs. Carter P. Brown,
W. A. Schilletter, Jerry Drew.
Mrs. John Z. Preston, Lincoln C.
Brigham, and Roger A. Shaffer.
M. B. Flynn served as the of
ficial announcer in the ring, and
Miss Barbara Hill, assisted by
Miss Betty White of Clark Sum
mit, Pa., presented ribbons and
trophies to the winners.
The distinguished judges includ
ed Mrs. Margaret Culkin Banning,
of Duluth and Tryon; Donald Cul
ross Peattie of Glenview, 111. and
Tx-yon; F. Scott Fitz-gerald, and
Dr. C. Arthur Lincoln of Tryon.
Following the grand parade, in
which all dogs entered in the show
participated with their owners, II
classes were held, with winners as
follows:
Class 2, Dog with largest feet,
first Dan, owned and exhibited by
Miss Mary Palmer; seond, Fuzzy,
owned by Mra. Anne Bosworth
Greene, and exhibited by Miss Ol
ive Godsill.
Class 3, Cleverest dog, first,
Boots, owned and exhibited by Lee
Cowan, second, Dan, by Miss Mary
Palmer. First prize in this class
was a trophy as well as a blue rib
bon.
Class 4,Tail waggenest dog, first,
a tie between Carolina Dan, owned
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