Hollywood Screenings and Zane Grey On Screen
The Fair shows His Private Life with Adolphe Menjou while The Woman Disputed with Norma Talmadge plays at the Mission. Zane Grey tales like Sunset Pass and The Waterhole screen with Jack Holt in Arizona locations. Yale drama class graduates emerge as writers with The Genius and new contracts follow.
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Adolphe Menjou
Norma Talmadge
Vitaphone
Deandi
Zane Grey
Marty Young
Kathryn Carver
Jack Holt
Holt
Tuba City
Arizona
Grey
Sunset Pass
Alec Mullen
Marion Gray
Henry King
Joseph M. Schenck
Sam Taylor
Gilbert Roland
Arnold Kent
Boris de Fas
Michael Vavitch
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Gladys Brockwell
Nicholas Soussanin
Hollywood
Baker
Yale University
Jesse L. Lasky
Lasky
Yale
William Robson II
Genius
T. J. Ahearn
James Andre Clark
R. H. Diggs
Cleveland to perform Schubert Seventh Symphony first in America
The Cleveland Orchestra will present Schubert’s Seventh Symphony, the first American performance and the first since 1884 in Europe. The manuscript passed through Ferdinand Schubert to Mendelssohn and George Grove before reaching the Royal College of Music. Barnett deciphered the sketch to stage the 1883 premiere with Sokoloff directing in Cleveland after Peyser facilitated access.
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United Press
Cleveland
Franz Schubert
Cleveland Orchestra
Europe
John Francis Barnett
Sir August Manns
Finy
Ferdinand
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Paul
Sir George Grove
Ral College of Music
Barnett
Herbert F. Peyser
New York
Nickolai Sokoloff
Thief Sought For Lost Ruler Receipt Ad
In Moscow a thief is urged by Izvestia to send a receipt for a Wichman accounting ruler stolen in June 1928 from house 126 Leningrad Road. The item belonged to Dryer, a Moscow Technical Institute student, and the Trade Union Committee says a new ruler will not be issued without the receipt.
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United Press
Moscow
Izvestia
Leningrad Road
Dryer
Moscow Technical Institute
Garahovskaya St
Trade Union Committee
Insular Chief Reports Favorable Fiscal Year for Islands
General Frank McIintyre, Chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, says the Philippines and Porto Rico had a strong fiscal year ending June 30 1928 with improving health sanitation production and trade. He notes the hurricane damage to Porto Rico occurred after his report was written and could hinder recovery.
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United Press
Washington
Frank McIintyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Davis
McIntyre
Porto Rico
Porto Rico and Philippines Prosperity Report Cites Cooperation
Vice Governor Eugene A. Gilmore lauds cordial U S ties and contented islands people. McIntyre notes 1927 Philippine revenue surplus about 3.5 million and rising agricultural output. In Puerto Rico debt fell to 2 million, new public buildings rise, roads extend, sugar yields improve under irrigation and fertilization.
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Eugene A. Gilmore
Henry L. Stimson
McIntyre
Philippine
Stimson
Philippines
The Right Way to Banishing Fat Marmola Method Ad
A vintage sales pitch touts Marmola tablets as a fat banishing method. It claims to turn food into energy, cites "almost every circle" seeing results, and promises a book in each box explaining the formula and benefits for $1.
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Alee
Amarillo Notices Tax Hearing On Tyler Street Improvements
City official Jewell Davidson announces Ordinance 1059 to levy assessment on a portion of Tyler Street for street improvements. Notice requested for a hearing with property owners or their agents as provided by Texas law and city ordinances.
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Jewell Davidson
Amarillo
Texas
Tyler Street
Amarillo Street Improvement Plan Becomes Law
The Amarillo City Commission approves Tyler Street improvements from Twenty Fourth to Twenty Ninth Street with El Pato Bitulithie Company for brick paving on concrete, assigns costs to abutting property owners, and sets five equal yearly payments with interest. The plan includes curb and gutter costs, approvals of engineers reports, and hearings to ensure equity.
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Amarillo
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City Commission
Texas
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Hearing on street improvements by Amarillo City Commission
The city authorizes a hearing for owners agents and attorneys on December 4 1928 at 7 30 p m in City Hall regarding street improvements assessments and benefits. Notice to be published three times in a general newspaper and mailed by registered letter if possible. The ordinance is an emergency measure taking effect after passage on November 6 1928.
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City of
Amarillo
Texas
Lee Bivins
Jewell Davidson
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