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... The sky-crashing aviation scenes were made technically perfect Paul Mantz, tormer co-pilot and navigator toi the late Amelia Earhart. . Only Angels Have Wings is favoured candidate’ for this year s Academy Award. ThM week-end: Laughton In “Jamaica Inn ...
... Florence Nightingale, Elizabeth Fry, and so on; for scientific research Madame Curie was quoted, and for physical endurance Amelia Earhart's name came high on the list. The old fallacy of Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever, had long gone by the ...
... duties the time will have for it” LIKE A TRUMPET CALL MISS WARNER Madame Curie’s to science the courage of the airwoman Amelia Ear-hart mentioned names that are like MAKERS OF HISTORY Sir Is anything being done to record for the benefit of posterity' Leicester’s ...
... AMELIA EARHART'S FEAT. FIRST WOMAN TO FLY ATLANTIC. BIOGRAPHY HUSBAND. An astonishing story of the circumstances in which Amelia Earhart set out on her famous first flight across the Atlantic is told in Soaring Wings, biography written by her husband ...
... The 'Jo - - crashing aviation rcenes were mycle technically perfect by Paul Hants, former copilot and navigator for Amelia Earhart. Few motion pictures have been ahle to weave together every phase of dir.ma DP does Only Angels Have Wines The supporting ...
... radiant Miss Marjorie Atkinson at marriage to Mr H R Mossop of Clyde House Marshehapel New Amelia Earhart Mystery Mrs Amy Earhart mother of the famous flier Amelia Earhart said in a radio interview that she believed that her daughter had been taken prisoner ...
... with 28 passengers board, I AMELIA EARIIART RIDDLE—MOTHER SAYS JAPS KNOW” X'JRS. Amy Earhart, mother of the famour flier, Amelia Earhart, said in a radio interview that she believed her daughter had been taken prisoner bg the Japs while on a secret government ...
... solo flight across the Atlantic by a woman when she was injured n air crash. Before she could achieve net ambition, Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam), had flown from Newfoundland to Ireland in May, 1932. ...