Teleview promise stirs campus debate on co eds and film
A New York audience experiences a three dimensional Teleview motion picture effect that uses twin lenses and a high speed shutter to merge two images. The article cites Stanford and UC students campaigning to “Throw Em Out” against coeds, arguing they distract male students while coeds defend independence and scholarship.
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New York
Laurens Hammond
Stanford Pictorial
Raspberry Press
University of California
Leon
David
Stanford
Ruth Wilson
Leon T. David
Miss Wilson
Beinig
Miss Potter Wows Fifth Avenue With Embroidered Suit
Jean Potter answers a vexatious fashion question with a slender skirted suit and box coat. In New York City she drew admiring glances at a dance hosted by her father William Chapman Potter, introducing her to Manhattan society.
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Jean Potter
Fifth Avenue
New York
Miss Potter
Manhattan
William Chapman
New Rochelle Man Takes Polar Plunge At New Year
Phillip Nurobaum of New Rochelle follows a longstanding tradition by taking a cold water plunge as the new year begins. The year marks another icy spectacle amid local celebration and personal resolve.
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New York
Phillip Nurobaum
New Rochelle
Searie
Winburn Optimistic On Rail Traffic For 1928
Savannah report quotes W A Winburn president of the Central of Georgia Railway predicting freight traffic will be heavier than ever in 1928. He calls for railways and public to expand facilities, attract capital, and improve operations to relieve a car shortage. He cites stronger agriculture, active building, mining output, and urges maximum car loading, rapid handling, and efficient coordination. He remains hopeful for a creditable year ahead.
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Savannah
W. A. Winburn
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Winburn
Central of Geor
Critic Praises Eve Musical at Colonial Theatre
A western critic hails the George E. Wintz production of the musical comedy Eve at the Colonial Theatre, calling it unusually entertaining with genuine beauty, exquisite touches, swift stage management, and standout dancing and finish in choruses.
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Hall Brand
George E. Wintz
Colonial Theatre
Congress rests Washington ends holiday adjournment
Congress and House recessed over a long holiday break and planned to resume business Wednesday after finalizing their pause. Leaders indicated both chambers would reconvene to tackle pending measures as the session resumes in Washington.
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