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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
5
Colonial Theatre runs an Identification Contest with six portraits of cast members from The Ten Commandments. Entrants name performers, correct spellings, and mail entries for a chance at $10 prize, a 30 day theatre pass, or two Paramount tickets. The event coincides with opening week at the Colonial. The Telegraph notes a Toronto building claim and prize details.
The Colonial theatre's 120 pound German police dog Prince, owned by Frank Ponton, is being evaluated by Lawrence Trimble of Strongheart for a possible screen career. Photos of Prince and Princess Lady were sent to Trimble with their achievements. Trimble shows interest if Prince proves suitable.
The report hints at progress in talks with directors, suggesting a potential milestone if settlements are finalized. Details remain unclear but negotiations are advancing, with expectations tied to forthcoming decisions and organizational impact.
Local readers plan to attend the state convention of the Disciples of Christ in Cameron from the 14th to the 17th. The event will feature leading speakers and church workers from across the region and beyond. Rev. W. Eb. Pierce of the First Christian Church leads local preparations at the new modern building, with Arthur Nash of Cincinnati drawing interest and Dr. Chas E B Jefferson of New York City slated to speak.
A speaker lineup includes Dr. P. H. Walsh of Canton Ohio renowned head of a leading Bible school, joining a Modern Knights of St Paul program already underway with a member having accepted a place.
Creditors of Wm B Lusk are asked to present all claims against the estate to Commissioner A W Button in Princeton West Virginia by September 1. The notice is dated August 15 1925 and issued by A W Button Commissioner of Accounts.
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