Four Walls and The Patriot on Local Screens
The Fair Theater presents John Gilbert in Four Walls where he leaves a life of crime for love amid two rivals. The Mission shows The Patriot with Emil Jannings as Paul I of Russia in a grand royal tragedy. Also featured are Vitaphone shorts and The Terror at the Nat and Deandi listings with Fred Ford and others providing music and sound.
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John Gilbert
Emil Jannings
Vitaphone
Deandi
Bebe Daniels
Nat—Ford Frederick
Paul I
Russia
Paul
Russias
Lewis Stone
Florence Victor
Neil Hamilton
Paramount
Paramount Theater Symphony Orchestra
Nat Dance Palace
Fred Ford
Jack Gardner
Nat
Ford
The
Fair Theater
Gilbert
New York
Carmel Myers
Joan Crawford
Monk
Frieda
Werner Bros
William Nigh
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Louis Natheaux
Vera Gordon
Robert Emmet O'Connor
Jack Byron
Alice D. G. Miller
George Abbott
Dana Burnet
Warner Bros
Mission Theater
Scotland Yard
London
Harvey Gates
May McAvoy
Louise Fazenda
Edward Everett Horton
Alec B
Nancy Drexel
Fox
Culver Military Academy
Hollywood
Kathryn McGuire
First National
Colleen Moore
Peoria
Illinois
Danville
Miss Moore
Mission
He Patriot
Army Navy game put off for at least two years
No Army Navy football game will occur for at least two more seasons as service academies fail to bridge eligibility disputes. The 1930 West Point schedule also excludes the Naval academy, with no compromise in sight due to divergent viewpoints.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Army
Navy
Southern Methodist
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Stanford
Yale
Harvard
West Point
Naval Academy
School Notes Highlights Mrs. Brown Return and Writing Teacher Ongoing
Mrs. Fannie Brown registrar at the Senior High returns to the city after several days at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. Miss Ventura Smith Amarillo writing teacher continues teaching at the Teacher's Institute with renewed emphasis on composition.
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Lenora Walters
Columbia University
New York City
Wolflin
Laura V. Hamner
Lubbock
Fannie Brown
City
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Ventura Smith
Amarillo
Black Flag Insect Killer Offers Savings and Varieties
Black Flag Liquid saves a quarter and claims to be the deadliest insect-killer, with money back if not proven. It costs 25 cents for half a pint, while other liquids run 50 cents for the same amount. Available as liquid and powder, the powder starts at 15 cents.
Dunlop Tires Promise Superior Quality and Dealer Service
Dunlop emphasizes in house spinning and precise rubber compounding to create the toughest tires. The policy ensures control from raw materials to finished products, with thorough dealer selection mirrored from material sourcing. Over 26 million Dunlop tires are in use, and motorists are urged to choose Dunlop for better tires and proven service.
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Dunlop
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