Theaters Screen At The Fair Interstate Bill
Vaudeville acts led by Mary Astor and others headline the Fair Interstate bill with Sailors Wives and The Shepherd of the Hills at Mission and Deandi. Laffin Thru, Two Strange Gentlemen, and Go Back deliver laughs as Mary Astor, Lloyd Hughes, and Alec B. Francis star in notable features.
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the Fair
Mary Astor
Mission
Molly O'Day
Deandi
Eileen Sedewick
Nida Girt
Billy Nurse
Billy
Saiy
Papa
Paul Revere
Herry Mayo
Basil Lynn
Mr. Kans
Jack
Josie Carole
Josie
Mgrer Manmy
Bud
Farle
Raymond
Nelly Tate
Grace
Eddie Parks
Harold Bell Wright
Mission Theater
Ozark
Ozarks
Alec B. Francis
John Boles
Matthew Betz
Warner Fabian
First National Pictures
Fair Theater
Lloyd Hughes
Henry Hobart
Joseph Henabery
Bess Meredyth
Eileen Sedgewick
Laffin' Thru” Company
Bennie Rubin
America
Playboy
William Fox
Bennie
Rennie Rubin
Fox Filma
Alec Francis
Sennett Comdey
Jasper Blystone
Fox
New York City
Rialto Theater
Madie
Ray
Dalhart
Ray Blatherwieck
Amarilla
Tri-State
Ray 1
Roy Blatherwick
Orpheum
Mardle
Chicago
New York
Theatrical Digest
Show World Review
Gireen
Maidie
Majestic Theater
Fort Worth
Blatherwick
Modern bootleggers lack principles of old moonshiners
A message from Denver on March 6 notes old Southern moonshiners were gentlemen with traditions, contrasted with modern bootleggers who chase profits after motorized travel. J. R. Calloway and Fred A. Mangold critique the shift, praising earlier hill folk yet condemning today’s illicit traders as unprincipled.
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International News Service
Denver
Old South
Volytend
J. R. Calloway
Longmont
Cole
Fred A. Mangold
Federal Revenue
Colorado
Law and liquor lore from old Colorado days
Mangold, once a federal officer and Cripple Creek spectator, joins Calloway in condemning the volatile liquor scene under the Volstead Act. They blame bootleggers and the automobile era for looser morals while praising youth and faith that conditions will improve despite persistent disobedience and a storied past.
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Mangold
Calloway
Free Education Plan For Children Of Nationalist Martyrs
A bill before the Nanking government, introduced by Dr. Tsai Yuan pei, proposes free government school education for children whose parents were ordered into battle by the nationalist government and killed. The scholarship would cover tuition, free board, and all necessities, with a government committee assessing each case for merit and need.
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Peking
Nanking
Tsai Yuan-pei
Europe
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