Theatregoers Rally Against Poor Film Reels
Patrons endure long screenings as seating grows uncomfortable, expressing that the A. M. D. F. L. is seen by many as a commendable anti movement despite the worn-out reels and fatigue in the cinema.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
2
Patrons endure long screenings as seating grows uncomfortable, expressing that the A. M. D. F. L. is seen by many as a commendable anti movement despite the worn-out reels and fatigue in the cinema.
A spoof letter uses William Tell and Rob Roy to scold a mischievous shooter who damaged a car window on the Gogebic Range. It notes the window crack and $7.25 cost, and mocks legend status while urging safer behavior.
The Gogebic county board unanimously urged a severance tax on iron ore aiming to raise about 700000 annually. Proponents seek state legislative support at Lansing, arguing tax would fall on fee owners, not operators, while preserving mining activity and avoiding drastic future tax battles.
In a year when extravagance blends with generosity to brighten the holidays, citizens overextend their budgets to spread happiness for children. The author urges opening hearts and purses, saying the Christmas spirit warms many, even as bills arrive next month.
Royal Oak Daily Tribune reports a distinguished panel of educators declares the correct pronunciation of either is eether not eyether after extensive study. The decision cites orthographic authority and recent usage trends in England and the United States. Presidents Hutchins Scott Wilson and O Connell are named among jurors.
A New Jersey based Anti Movie Double Feature League gains headway with 3.06 ers and no dues. The group urges boycott of double feature films as managers face resident dislike of extravagance in public entertainment.
This week Frank D spoke with Santa Claus at the old fire hall on Saturday afternoon and received a package of Cracker Jacks.
In Grand Rapids the Commissioner announces a brief escape to New York for the holidays promising a refined guest conduct on his column. Gus asks about various topics while the Commissioner seeks to impart a gentler, higher tone to his readers for a week or ten days.
Sax B. learns of a supervisor post on the WPA and asks a court house contact to write his application letter. He later meets the writer and jokes that if another letter is written he won’t “even x1 on the WPA.”
Eddie, now in East Lansing, missed Bessemer games and attended Michigan State and Michigan home games. He notes the cold, about 20 above, and jokes about East Lansing sidewalks staying clear. The item ends with a Merry Christmas wish to readers and contributors.
The Bessemer Christmas shopping festival ends this weekend at the new high school gym with 3300 dollars in free gifts. Santa Claus rode in amid children's candy as Farmers Day yielded 100 prize entries for the largest vegetables and awards to several residents.
Mabel Melanson petitions to admit a will and appoint an administrator for Andrew J. Melanson estate. Hearing scheduled January 12, 1938 at 10 A M in the Bessember Probate Office with publication notice to follow for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. The second item notes an publication order in a Platt chancery case against Flora C. Platt, with appearance required within three months.
Annual meeting notices list election of directors and any other business to come before the holders at the banking offices on the fifth day of January at 7 p.m. Leonard Kulasavir 535 Laindon Lansing state department report mentions maintenance activity and related proposals.
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