End of Nicaragua Civil War and U S Settlement
The article reviews the May 1928 U S mediated settlement ending the Nicaragua civil war. It notes Stimson’s telegrams promising fair elections in 1928, U S supervision, and the resulting shift of responsibility to the United States. It also covers subsequent Sandino resistance and U S military actions against guerrilla bands.
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Dr. Sacasa
Nicaragua
Sdes
Moncada
United States
Coolidge
Guatemala
Mr. Stimson
Mr. Mson
Asme
Central
la Paz Centro
Sandino
Stimson
Ocotal
Mark Twain Appears in Music Review
The Connecticut Yankee earns praise for its straight book humor with music by Hart and Rogers. The review notes the show delivers humor embedded in the script, avoiding reliance on standup routines or parlor tricks from famed acts.
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Mark Twain
Connecticut Yankee
Marx Brothers
Clark and McCullough
Hart & Rogers
West Point Hero William Haines Stars In New Film
William Haines headlines West Point cadet drama filmed largely at the academy with Joan Crawford opposing. The feature opens at Loew's State Theatre the week of January 16 with Roscoe Arbuckle headlining vaudeville at 3-Henley Bar on January 18 and other acts including Perry Mansfield Dancers and Burns and Kane.
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Loew’s
State Broadway
45Th Street
West Point
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
William Haines
Haines
Uncle Sam
Joan Crawford
Henley
Perry Mansfield
Burns and Kane
Jack Janis and Company
Jim and
Betty Morgan
Three Worcesters
White Eagle Opens at Casino Theatre With Flair
New York critic reviews Russell Janney's musical The White Eagle based on The Squaw Man. Rudolf Friml provides the score and Richard Boleslavsky directs. The production aims to join the season's top successes at Broadway's Casino Theatre.
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New York Journal
Russell Janney
Edwin Milton Boyle
Rudolf Friml
Evening Journals
Broadway
Casino Theatre
Richard Boleslavsky
Jolson to Star in Pagliacci for Warner Bros
Al Jolson will star in a new Warner Bros. picture based on the opera Pagliacci The Jazz Singer is popular in major cities and Jolson seeks a role that fits his dramatic persona The Warner project follows Jolson’s ongoing Hollywood presence and appeal in Todd studio plans
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Warner
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Sun
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Warner Bros
Jolson
Hollywood
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pagliacci
Leoncavallo
Europe
Metropolitan Opera Company
Warners
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Leslie Howard Booth
West 43Rd Street
Lee Keedick
Emil Ludwig
Bismarck
Gilbert Miller
Max Reinhardt
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Bayard Veiller
Rex Cherryman
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