The Fair Theater Showcases Stars and New Films
The Fair theater presents When a Man Loves with John Barrymore and Dolores Costello in a Manon Lescaut tale, last showing today. Mission airs Married Alive with Margaret Livingston and Matt Moore, plus Deandi features The Fighting Cheat with Wally Wales and Jazzmania Revue.
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John Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Deandi
Wally Wales
Rialto
Liberty
Richard Talmadge
Nida
Fair Theater
Manon Lescaut
Chevalier Des Grieux
Miss Costello
Manon
Fox Films
Ralph Straus
Mission Theater
Margaret Livingston
Matt Moore
Ben Tellegen
Gertrude Claire
Emily Fitzroy
Charles Lane
Marcella Daly
Claire Adams
Eric Mayne
Funeral for Armour Echoes With Favorite Songs
J Odgen Armour, London death, honored guests and workers fill Fourth Presbyterian church in Chicago for his funeral. Music includes There’s A Long Long Trail A Windin and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Burial at Graceland beside his mother with Dawes and other dignitaries among honorary pallbearers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fourth Presbyterian Church
J. Odgen Armour
Packer
Michigan Avenue
London
Isle of Somewhere
John Timothy Stone
Cornelius Steffens
Johnston Meyers
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Armour
Graceland Cemetery
Dawes
Myron T. Herrick
France
James J. Davis
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
W. A. Moffett
Charles 8. Deneen
James A. Reed
Homicide Trial Continues On Defense Motion
The case against Fred Faris and R C Speer charged with negligent homicide was called for trial in county court but continued on motion of the defense due to absence of witnesses. The charge stems from a fatal automobile accident on North Fillmore.
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Fred Faris
R. C. Speer
North Fillmore
Miss Brandeis Defends Women Smokers in Public Debate
Miss Susan Brandeis, daughter of a justice, rebukes critic A B Lee for implying women smokers are fallen. She calls him a perfect simpleton and defends rights of women to smoke. Long Island Railroad states male smokers opposing women in smoking cars will receive no sympathy.
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Associated Press
New York
Susan Brandeis
Justice
A. B. Lee
Long Island Railroad
Red Leader Loses Car Driving License
Gardner Jackson, chairman of the Sacco-Vanzetti defense committee, was fined 100 dollars for operating a car under liquor influence and lost his license. State registrar Frank A. Goodwin cited a red lantern atop a wooden horse on the highway as the cause of the accident and Jackson’s attraction to the color red.
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Boston
Gardner Jackson
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
Frank A. Goodwin
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Jackson
Bent Concrete Pipe to Establish Amarillo Plant
The Bent Concrete Pipe Company of Texas will build a concrete sewer pipe plant in Amarillo to meet growing Panhandle demand. The firm already operates in Houston Fort Worth and San Antonio and will hire at least twenty five workers with annual output around $150000 and initial modest installation costs.
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Amarillo
Bent Concrete Pipe Company of Texas
Texas
Houston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Panhandle
Harryb. Tellyer
Rose satin dinner gown with fitted bodice and hip swath
A rose satin dinner gown features a fitted bodice and swathed hipline, with a skirt that flares unexpectedly well below the hips, creating a dramatic silhouette.
Son of Dr Straton Weds Secretly in New York
The Rev Hillyer Hawthorne Straton, son of Rev Dr John Roach Straton of New York, married Miss Alice Aven of Macon Georgia a school teacher. The wedding occurred last week at his father s summer home in Greenwood Lake New York and was kept private.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Hillyer Hawthorne Straton
John Roach Straton
New York
Alice Aven
Macon
Georgia
Greenwood Lake
Wealth Spurned by Lindy Near 7 Million in Offers
An estimate by Commander Fitzugh Green in Popular Science Monthly places Lindbergh related wealth at about 7 million dollars. The figure is broken down into 1 million for marriage footage and about 4 million in commercial offers.
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Lindy
Associated Press
New York
Lindbergh
Fitzhugh Green
Popular Science Monthly
Oakwood Adds French To Elementary Curriculum
Oakwood Ohio introduces French for fifth and sixth graders as a new elementary school language subject. The program expands language offerings and aims to build foundational skills early.
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Oakwood
Ohio
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Hollywood
Lillian Gish
Channing Pollock
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Rialto Theater
Jesse James, Jr
Bandit
Fred Thompson
Paramount
Eey Greta Nissen
Liberty Theater
Cavalier
Talmadge
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Helene Costello
Helene
Winifred Westover Hart
Two-Gun Bill
Damon Runyon
Reginald Denny
Max Marcin
DeMille Studios
William Sistrom
DeMille
H. B. Warner
Rupert Julian
Clara Kimball Young
Gloria Swanson
Sonya
Marcin
By Dan Thomas
Calif
Carey Wilson
Carey
Wilson
Helen of Troy
First National
Africa
Chicago Packer
Sia
MTR eLeEd Ue Combined
Aalset
Neara Redman
Au Hale
Burma
City Drug Store
Polk ST
Miss Brandeis
Q. Kincaid
Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
The
Richard
Merry Cavalier
FLOTO
Hanneford Family
Down Town
Kel Quildnt
She Carload
Lou Tellegen
Fitzroy Igrery
Gertrude Orr
Emmett Flynn
Pathe News
Dr. Straton
AER
Dent Theatres Inc
Barrymore
Man Toves
Alan Cross Dolores Costell
Manon Lescant
Mabel Normandy
Paramount News
Nies
Uplex
Southwestern Public Service Company
Day & Zimmerman, Inc
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