The Fair’s Memory Lane and The Prands at the Theater
Memory Lane presents Fancor Lourdman and Conrad Nasel in a pretty love story at AT THE T THE FAIR. THE PRANDS show Shaver’s Dancing Dolls, musical comedy and Progress. HEATERS THE MISSION offers Rainbow Riley with Johnny Hines a riotous comedy of newspaper life. The LIBERTY features The Demon with Jack Hoxie The Fighting Skipper and a comedy.
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Memory Lane
Fancor Lourdman
Conrad Nasel
Prands — Shaver
THE
Mission
Rainbow Riley
Johnny Hines
Newspaper Life
Liberty
Jack Hoxie
Fighting Skipper
Memory Lane at the Fair closes with stars Stall Boardman Nagel
Screen and Spotlight presents Memory Lane by John M. Stall closing today at the Fair. Elegaoe Boardman Conrad Nagel and Wil ibines star in a memory driven drama about dreaming the past and cherishing loved ones. A large cast fills the lead roles. The Louis B. Mayer release via First National accompanies The Cave Man featuring Matt Moore as Mike Smage in vaudeville tomorrow at the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Stall
Elegaoe Boardman
Conrad Nagel
Wil Ibines
Stahl
Matt Moore
Mike Smage
New Stars to Twinkle in Hollywood Heavens
Filmdom introduces two new stars Miss Gondal and Misa Reynolds joining Gloria Swanson and others in Cecil DeMille produced works. Reynolds, 20, from Richmond Virginia, rose from slapstick and is praised for crowd appeal. Gondal debuts in Her Man O War directed by Frank Orson with William Boyd.
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Hollywood
Vera Reynolds
Miss Cgoudal
Misa Reynolds
Cecil de Milla
Gloria Swanson
Thomas Meighan
Theodore Roberts
Leatrice Joy
Rod la Rocque
Jack Holt
Bebe Daniels
de Mille
Jetta Gondal
Jetta
Versailles
France
Richmond
Los Angeles
Miss Reynolds
Miss Gondal
Frank Orson
Wiliam Boyd
Jeanie Macpherson
Garrett Fort
Beulah Marie Dix
Elmer Harris
Henry St. John Cooper
Edmund Burns
George K. Arthur
Zasu Pitts
Michel Clayton
Donald Crisp
Directive
Silent Hines to Curtail Personal Appearances
Johnny Hines, fresh from completing the First National comedy Stain bow Riley at C. C. Burr studios, says he will avoid personal appearances for a time due to demand on his schedule. He has recently done ten days of appearances from charity fetes to New York clubs, often leaving scenes early to fulfill engagements. The article also notes current and upcoming film bills at local theaters including Wolves of the Road and The Demon with Jack Hoxie, plus mentions of What Price Glory and Don Juan in Warner productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hines
Johnny
C. C. Burr Studios
New York
Stainbow Riley
Hines
Rainbow Riey
the Mission
Short boil strawberry jam with Certo method
Quick guide for making strawberry jam using Certo. Halve 2 quarts of berries, weigh 2 pounds or 4 cups, add 7 level tablespoons sugar, boil briefly, stir in Certo, skim, then pour and seal with hot paraffin. Explains reduced color loss and larger yield, promotion for Certo pectin product from Douglas-Pectin Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas- Pectin Corporation
Granite
Jing
Rochestes
Panhandle town comments span oil, milk, and travel vibes
Half Minute Interviews collect opinions on San Antonio versus Amarillo oil fields, milk from contented cows, Borger bakery plans, Fort Worth and Denver railroad service since 1887, Hemphill county oil interest, and summer travel notes about crowded Panhandle hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cook
San Antonio
Amarillo
W. F. Land
Fort Worth and
Denver
Panhandle-Plains
Death of Captain Frank Bowden Chilton Veteran of Hood’s Brigade
Captain Frank Bowden Chilton age 81, a member of Hood's brigade in the Civil War, died after an extended illness in Houston. Funeral services will be held at Wills, Texas, on Thursday. He is survived by a widow and seven children.
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Associated Presa
Houston
Frank Bowden Chilton
Hood
Wills
Texas
Merchants mull payment plan for unsalable articles
The Associated Retail Credit Men and Retail Merchants Association of Texas approved resolutions condemning installment selling of merchandise lacking resale value at their three day Dallas convention. Port Arthur was picked as next meeting site, and Lubbock withdrew from the 1927 convention bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Associated Retail Credit Men and Retail Merchants Association of Texas
Port Arthur
Lubbock
Printing House Founder Dies in Galveston
Robert W. Shaw 81, pioneer Galveston businessman and a founder of the Clark and Coutts printing house, died at his home. Survived by two daughters Mrs J R Rieker and Mrs C C Dupree of Houston. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Printing House
Associated Press
Galveston
Robert W. Shaw
Clark and Coutts
J. R. Rieker
C. C. Dupree
Houston
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