Theatre notes at the Fair and Mission show
The Fair presents Fort y thousand Miles with Lindbergh and Walking Back with Sue Carol. The Yellow Lily starring Billie Dove plays at the Mission with Clive Brook. Also listed are London After Midnight with Lon Chaney and A Certain Young Man with Ramon Novarro and Henry Weyman’s girl orchestra on Vitaphone.
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the Fair
Sue Carol
Mission
Yellow Lily
Billie Dove
Vitaphone Program
Lindbergh
Rupert Julian
First National
Miss Dove
Clive Brook
Delores del Rio
Milady
Kathleen Kay
Venus de Milo
Miss Kay
Ramon Novarro
Novarro
Lord Jerry Brinsley
London
Marceline Day
Renee Adore
Carmel Meyers
Bert Roach
Huntley Gordon
Ernest Wood
Hobart Henley
Henry Weyman
United States
Weyman
Hobart Bosworth
Kentucky Mountain
Public service body blamed for high rate at hearings
At a hearing before interstate commerce examiners, railroad representatives fault the Louisiana public service commission for higher cotton seed cake rates from Texas to Louisiana than intrastate Louisiana rates. Texas shippers seek relief amid carrier claims of mountain costs, with multiple hearings planned through September and October.
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Louisiana
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
John L. Money
Atlanta
Hostess Titles Highlight Diplomatic Distinction
Wives of envoys adopt titles based on their husbands' status. In Rome Mrs Henry P Fletcher is addressed as Mrs Fletcher, while others are styled Mme or Ambassadrice, reflecting varying diplomatic conventions among hostesses.
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Rome
Henry P Fletcher
Mme, V Ambassadrice
Piles Cure Without Surgery Book Published by Dr. McCleary
A new illustrated book from Dr. McCleary of Excelsior Springs Mo promotes non surgical treatment for piles and rectal troubles. The guide claims 28 years of success with over 14 000 cases and offers free post paid delivery in plain wrapper to readers.
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Washington
McCleary
Elms Boulevard
Excelsior Springs
Charlotte Day Leads Glass Tinting Firm as Teen President
Charlotte Day, 17, has become president of an $800000 company making tinted transparent glass photographs for display ads. The East Side New Yorker learned tinting from early work after her father died, touring rail routes to study color and distance to improve advertising images.
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Julia Blanshard
New York
Charlotte Day
Charlotte
Niagara
Adirondacks
Charlotte ® Associates Incorporated
Portrait of a young artist with quiet grace and varied talents
A living portrait of a young woman who climbs high yet stays modest. She eschews makeup and wears her hair in a knot, favors biographies and classical music, and enjoys musical comedy in front-row seats. At home she designs clothes, plays piano, composes pieces, creates Japanese gardens, and dresses dolls for orphans.
Royal Aero Club Hosts Banquet for A V Roe
London June 6 The Royal Aero Club plans a banquet honoring A V Roe famed British pilot and aircraft manufacturer to mark the twenty first anniversary of his pioneering flight.
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My International News Service
London
The
Royal Aero Club
A. V. Roe
English aviation pioneer Roe and early Brooklands flights
The text recalls Roe as the first Englishman to fly in 1907 at Brooklands with a seven horsepower biplane engine. Authorities asked him to leave Brooklands after the feat, then he returned to found a major flying school. It also notes A. V. Ron & Co. as a leading postwar aircraft firm, highlighting the Avro Napier with a 1,000 horsepower engine.
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Roe
British Isles
Brooklands
Bleriot
A. V. Ron & Co
Avro-Napier
Mezieres France Report Begins With Tragedy June 6
Mezieres France bulletin reports an initial incident on June 6 as International News Service covers a developing story. Details remain sparse as the dispatch opens.
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International News Service
Mezieres
France
Oldest thief Louis-Philippe Anatole nabbed with riches
Louis-Philippe Anatole, age 82, was arrested after a spree that targeted elderly, paralyzed homeowners. He looted linen silver and personal effects from widow Collard and Monsieur Lacaille, then the next day was found with bonds and bank notes among his fortune.
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Louis-Philippe Anatole
Collard
Monsieur Lacaille
Men of Malaya Adopt European Dress Women Hold Onto Oriental Costumes
In Malaya reports indicate men increasingly wear European attire while women stubbornly retain traditional Oriental outfits. The cultural shift shows gendered fashion preferences amid colonial era influence.
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Malaya
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