The Big Parade dominates New York screens and stages
The Big Parade opened November 19 1975 at the Astor and has broken attendance and gross records in the United States Canada and New York earning over 1 200 000 in New York alone and continuing a record run across London Paris Cuba Denmark and Norway. F. Scott Fitzgerald joins Hollywood as This Side of Paradise drew interest but was not filmed while Jed Hirer holds firm on Broadway rights with a price tag of 125 000 cash.
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New York
Astor Theater
The
Astor
United States
Canada
London
Moving Picture
Tivoli Theater
Paris
Cuba
Denmark
Norway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Constance Talmadge
Fitzgerald
Paradise
Broadway
Jed Hirer
North Carolina Supreme Court Calls Mule Most Underdog Animal
The court, in a personal injury case between Mrs. Sam Rector and Southern Coal Company, reversed a lower court ruling to grant a $600 damages award, declaring the mule a melancholy creature and noting its endured mistreatment and stubborn courage.
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International News Service
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Supreme Court
Sam Rector
Southern Coal Coal Company
Wake County
Animal Kingdom
Mojica Tenor to Return for Amarillo Spring Festival
Don Jose Mojica the Spaniard Mexican tenor will perform in Amarillo as the closing act of the spring music festival under Emil Myers. He replaces cancelled pianist Sigismond Stojowski with a date set for April 21 and is expected to draw a full auditorium with selections like Until Tomorrow and Princesita.
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Mojica
Amarillo
Emil Myers
Jose Mojica
Myers
Sigismond Stojowski
Princesita
Missouri Pacific Bond Issue Oversubscribed
Prompt over subscription of the Missouri Pacific railroad 95 million dollar first and refunding 5 percent gold mortgage bonds was reported by Kuhn Loeb and Company. The issue, the largest railway financing by a single banking house, sold at par and accrued interest within half an hour after books opened.
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Associated Press
New York
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Reviving faded colors with vinegar in rinsing water
A simple home tip advises adding a spoonful of vinegar to each quart of rinsing water to restore color in washed fabrics. The guidance emphasizes a gentle treatment to brighten faded garments.
Dr Blosser’s Cigarettes Promise Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Blosser’s Remedy as a safe home treatment for catarrh and chronic colds. It claims the herbal smoke reaches nose, head, throat, and lungs, soothing symptoms without tobacco and suitable for women and children.
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Blosser
Dr. Blosser
Meteorite Collection Facing Sale in Rochester
A famed meteorite collection gathered by Professor Henry A. Ward may leave Rochester as it goes up for sale. The exhibit, started in 1894 and valued highly, includes specimens from Central America Australia and other regions. After Mrs Ward’s death the collection has remained for sale.
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Rochester
N. Y
Henry A. Ward
Ward Natural Science Establishment
Ward
Central America
Australia
Japan
Java
India
Persia
South America
Siberia
Field Museum
Chicago
Clarence S. Bennett
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