Missing Link and West of the Law Star in Texas Theaters
The notice highlights The Missing Link with Syd Chaplin at the Mission theater and The Sorrows of Satan with Adolphe Menjou at the Rialto, plus The Better Man at the Liberty. A Blue Ribbon honor for Smile, Brother, Smile appears as it heads to Fair theater, and other casts and castings for West of the Law and In Old Kentucky are noted along with production updates from Hollywood.
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Dolores Costello
Syd Chaplin
Mullen
Adolphe Menjou
Man
Richard Talmadge
Nida
Smile
Jack Mulhall
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of Texas
Warner Bros
London
Africa
Chas. F. Reisner
Chaplin
Ruth Hiatt
Tom McGuire
Crauford Kent
Sam Baker
Mission Theater
Richard Talmage
Liberty Theater
Satan
Rialto Theater
Lucifer
Gates of Paradise
West of the Law
Haag
Deandi Theater
Isa Mullen
New Kind of Onion Found in Big Bend Region
Alpine Texas September 22 AP A new Allium nuttilii wild onion species was discovered in the Big Bend by Prof H J Cottle of Sul Ross State Teachers College. Taxonomist L V Corey confirmed rare specimens in a small Alpine area with yellow flowers. Cottle will study the district for three or more years and plans a book in two years. Also noted, industrial disputes in England have caused 338 million lost working days over eight years.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Texas
Big Bend
H. J. Cottle
Sul Ross State Teachers’ College
Cottle
L. V. Corey
U. S
Stage Wins Almond-Eyed Heroines
Hollywood story notes two oriental stars seeking stage work to escape typecasting in film. Ann May Wong plans a New York stage debut this winter in The Living Buddha while Etta Lee appears in Los Angeles in The Scarlet Virgin and may tour vaudeville. Wong hopes Broadway success will lead to film roles as Chinese princess or a Chinese American co ed. Wong was born in Los Angeles. her parents are native Californians.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Ann May Wong
New York
Gilbert Miller
Los Angeles
Etta Lee
Honolulu
Anna May Wong
Donn Byrne
Anna May
Cincinnati
Ann May
Courthouse Records Give Deeds Listings and Prices
A long list of warranty deeds shows transfers including Ferguson to Boyles for 6500 dollars and Bush to Pride for 3000 dollars. Numerous transfer figures follow, plus notes on property descriptions, contractors, and local business names. Also mentions the longest prize fight Bowen Burke 1893 and Belgium changing its monetary standard from franc to belgae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
U S Suing 100 Cases of Figs In Court Here
The United States sues 100 cases of white California figs held by a local wholesaler for unfitness for human consumption. The case follows condemned food procedure with citation and monition issued. Three Hutchinson county damage suits against Phillips Petroleum were moved to federal court for Dewey personal injury, L T Gunnels land damage, and J M Davis false arrest damages.
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United States of America
California
Hutchinson County
Phillips Petroleum Company
Dewey
L. Ti
Cole Returns From Hearings And Rate Meet
S J Cole head of the transportation department of the Board of City Development returned from Austin after spending nearly two weeks in Texas railroad commission hearings and shippers conferences. Traffic manager Poy of Panhandle Lumber also attended. Cole said many matters of vital importance were up for consideration. The White House name came from repainting after the original mansion burned in 1814. New Zealand is cited as the healthiest country with life expectations for men at 62 34 years and women at 65. A Kentucky walnut trunk six feet in diameter recently sold for 625 dollars.
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S.J. Cole
Transportation Department
Board of City Development
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Poy
Panhandle Lumber Company
New Zealand
Kentucky
Fly Tox Promises Lower Infant Deaths Ad for Pest Control
Health authorities note 250000 children under six die yearly in the United States and link many deaths to active flies. The ad claims Fly Tox kills flies, is fragrant, safe, stainless, and certain, urging use to prevent disease spread during peak fly activity.
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United States
Loomis Band To Play Last Time Tonight In Amarillo
Finest Loomis and his Vietor reproducing orchestra are kept for another night at Lindy Land. Bud Averill, manager of the downtown dancing academy, arranged the extra show after demand to stay grew. The Loomis orchestra will perform its popular repertory for dancers and listeners.
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Loomis
Vietor
Amarillo
Bud Averill
Lindy Land
Averill
Loomin Orchestra
Hall Resigns From Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Sept 22 United Press reports the resignation of Henry Clay Hall of Colorado from the Interstate Commerce Commission. The White House has received applications to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation and the move is attributed to ill health. Hall, a veteran and conservative on the commission, may have an official announcement after President Coolidge names a successor.
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United Preach
Washington
Henry Clay Hall
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Hall
Coole Ldpe
Doctor at 83 Found People Preferred His Prescription
An old-fashioned remedy narrative describes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative still favored for constipation. The ad touts simplicity over drastic purges, urges adults to avoid giving harsh treatments to children, and offers a free sample bottle by writing to Syrup Pepsin, Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Globe and News Stands Listed Across U S Cities
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Kansas City
Republic News Co
California
Hall Street
Star
Western
World News Co
Louisville
Eilers
W. Jefferson St
Memphis
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