WEDDING TIES NURSE TO MANHUNT IN CHAPMAN ESCAPE
Miss Coralea Ramey, nurse in the Chapman escape case, wed E. Goree, assistant U S district attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, at Mrs R Fulrlove home in Athens. The pairing followed her decisive identification of New Yorkers Abe Silverstein and Dominick Didato, once sought as accomplices, now jailed in New York awaiting trial. Ramey, 22, from Anderson South Carolina, becomes Mrs Goree, believed to be about 60.
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Athens
Gerald Chapman
Coralea Ramey
E. Goeree
Sistrict
Georgia
R. E. Fulrlove
Chapman
Abe Silverstein
Dominick Didato
Gotham
Mr. Goree
New York
Championship Fight At Opera House This Week
Dudley Opera House announces continuous showings from 3 to 11 pm Wednesday and Thursday for the Dempsey Firpo battle of the Century. Tickets 10 cents for children and 30 cents for adults plus war tax. The film portrays pre fight training, the Polo Grounds bout, and the action packed rounds with Dempsey dominating Firpo before and after hits.
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Dudley Opera House
Dempsey
Firpo
Polo Grounds
New York
Battle Grounds
Black Oxen by Gertrude Atherton Screen Version Note
An item noting a screen adaptation of Black Oxen by Gertrude Atherton. Frank Lloyd to produce with Corinne Griffith starring as Countess Zattiany. Copyright 1933 listing.
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Keo
Fteavohal Pictures, Inc
Frank Lloyd
Corinne Griffith
Countess Zattiany
Gertrude Atherton
Fast Express
Reawakening Minds and Vows in a Gramséry Parlor
Lee Clavering faces a moral maze as Mary Zattlany seeks a deeper bond beyond love and memory. Meanwhile an enigmatic note from Mrs Oglethorpe hints at hidden personalities and a perilous, age defying desire. In Gramercy Park, an aging artist of wisdom awaits tonight’s revelation.
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Jane Oglethorpe
Mary
Janet
New York
Gramercy Park
Minerva
Clavering
James Oglethorpe
Mary Zattiany
The Light That Failed at Rylander
Rudyard Kipling's tale The Light That Failed rises from book to film with modernized drama. Dick Heldar and Maisie Wells, orphans, begin on England’s coast then drift to Port Said where war takes him to fame as a war artist. Maisie rekindles his love and he paints a waif as his model. The film, shown at the Rylander today and Tuesday, promises surprises.
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Poan
Rudyard Kipling
Paramount
England
Dick Heldar
Maisie Wells
Port Said
Soudon
London
The
Rylander
Waycross Pays Honor to Frank L Stanton and Brother
Waycross on December 17 held exercises marking the Dixie highway dedication near Waycross. Two trees, named Frank L Stanton and V L Stanton, were planted. High school pupils who knew V L Stanton attended, with speakers A G Miller and Jerome Crawley and program overseer Mrs J L Walker guiding events.
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Waycross
A. G. Miller
Jerome Crawley
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Times-Recorder Daily
Nurce
Opera House
Gertrude Ioxe
Mary Zattlany
Europe
Talatress
RT Lander
Grove’s
Frank L. Stanton
Mita
Rinae
Abroad
Polity
Pance
Seven Cate
MA Elargest JR
Ncil Factory
Cole
United States
Origizia
Sheffield
Americus, Ga
John B. Stetson
Boys
Mayo
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