Blossom Time to Play at Aiken Theatre Next Wednesday
Unusual attractions are headed to Avken Theatre as Shubert production Blossom Time comes to Aiken Theatre next Wednesday night. The piece, praised for its wholesome appeal, has enjoyed long runs and strong box office from Boston to New York and beyond, drawing large general audiences. It is framed as a charming homage to Franz Schubert with a broad appeal for all ages.
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Franz Schubert
Boston
Aiken
Aiken Theatre
Sage
Jane
al Sia
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
New York
Bitte Minster
The Big Parade Edited by Hugh Wynn at Aiken Theatre
Film editor Hugh Wynn discusses shaping The Big Parade a WWI epic directed by King Vidor. He cut ten thousand feet of advance and reduced six thousand feet of night battle to four feet, preserving tempo and suspense. The creeping barrage sequence is praised as technically accurate by Army officers. Wynn studied War Department battle footage to guide continuity.
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Hugh Wynn
Aiken Theatre
Wynn
Lieoten
King Vidor
Washington, D. C
War Department
Small Upkeep Cost on Chevrolet Cars
Chevrolet dealers and service stations spent less than 3.00 per car on repairs during the 90 day factory guarantee period in 1925. Only 15 percent of owners sought adjustments, showing high satisfaction with car performance and strict inspector standards in the factory and motor department. Civic League meeting this afternoon at 5 at the Bank of Western Carolina. attendance urged.
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Chevrolet
United States
Motor Department
Civic League
Bank of Western Carolina
McEwan at Windsor Tricks Audience at High School Show
Wilfred McEwan, master magician, wowed Windsor High School auditorium audience last Wednesday night with his dazzling feats. Half of the proceeds benefit a fund to promote the Agricultural Clubs summer camp in Aiken County.
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Wilfred McEwan
Windsor High School
Agricultural Clubs
Aiken County
Danger in Decrease of Farm Products Warns Global Fallout
A National Industrial Conference survey warns that U.S. agricultural output is lagging behind population growth. It cautions neglect of farming could raise costs for urban industry and force higher food prices, while nations like England Australia France Italy Argentina and India show farming gains increasing global competition.
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National Industrial Conference
United States
Board
England
Australia
France
Italy
Argentina
India
Levi’s Death Penalty Claim Sparks Government Controversy
WalW &treet Journal reports Levi urging harsh punishment for dishonesty, alleging a death penalty approach by the government as a potential self‑destructive action. The item frames the claim as a political controversy and ethical debate.
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Levi
Treet Journal
Aiken Civic League To Present MacEwan Magic Show
Under the Aiken Civic League the magician Wilfred MacEwan presents The Genius Of Mystery at the Aiken Theatre on April 9 with a full evening road show and a staff of ten attendants. The piece promises uncanny feats that captivate audiences across ages from children to adults.
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Maeterlinck
Bluebeard
Edger Allan Poe
Earl of
Carnarvon
Howard Carterr
Sir Conan Doyle
Wilfred MacEwan
Aiken Civic League
Aiken Theatre
MacEwan
Aiken
First Baptist Ladies Auxiliary Cake Sale at Holicy Hardware
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Baptist church will hold a morning cake sale at Holicy Hardware Store offering homemade cakes to raise funds for church activities.
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The
First Baptist Church
Holicy Hardware
Aiken Theatre Show To Benefit Student Club
Edward Everett Hale story The Map Without a Country is adapted into As No Man Has Loved. The film, praised by The New York Times, features a strong William Fox cast and will be shown tonight and tomorrow night at the Aiken Theatre to raise funds for the local Student Club. The program carries a patriotic message and classic literary ties.
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Sir Walter Scott
Edward Everett Hale
New York Times
Aiken Theatre
Aiken
William Fox
Loyalty and Love of Country Spark Rare Evening
A brief note praises loyalty and love of country and describes an evening offering rare enjoyment. The passage emphasizes patriotic feelings and communal warmth, inviting readers to share in the moment.
Mrs. Billa Weathersbee Rests After Langley Death
Mrs. Billa Weathersbee aged 57 died at her daughter Clara Gunter home in Langley last Wednesday March 24. She leaves daughters Mrs. Gunter Mrs. Hamlet and Mrs. Copper a son T. W. Weathersbee five sisters two brothers and eight grandchildren. Funeral services conducted at Langley Baptist Church by Rev. Thomas Walker.
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Billa Weathersbee
Clara Gunter
Langley
Gunter
N. H. Hamlet
W. W. Copper
Augusta
T. W. Weathersbee
Langley Baptist Church
Thomas Walker
Citizens Bank to Pay Second Dividend Soon
A second dividend between 20 and 26 percent will be paid to depositors of the defunct Citizens Bank around mid April. Attorney Thomas M. Boulware of Barnwell announced the plan, with E. L. Allen of Aiken acting as funds trustee and to decide the payable percentage in the coming days.
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Citizens Bank
Thomas M. Boulware
Barnwell
E. L. Allen
Aiken
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Big. Schulbert
Avken Theatre
Arthur Hadley and
Charlotte Lansing
Arsenne
Heads Big Corporation
Arting
Mary Dillon
Brooklyn Boro Gas Co
Mis Dillon
McEwan
Windsor
Binghamton Press
Freed-Eisemann
Freed-Eiseman
Premier Radio Company
Park Avenue
Aiken, South Carolina
Thirteenth Street
Wes
RHA Weathersees
Laurence Stallings
John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Hall
Franz Shuberts
GWA Music
Baleony
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