Coliseum Boasts Largest Stage for Exposition
The Columbus Coliseum, rebuilt from a livestock housing project, features a $50,000 pipe organ and a 2900 seat stage with a 7 musician orchestra pit. During the Methodist Centenary celebration June 20 to July 13, daily pageant performances, organ recitals, concerts, lectures, and other events will unfold in the acoustically superior, unobstructed auditorium.
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Columbus
Oas
Exposition Grounds
Ohio
America
Wayfarer
Symphony Orchestra
Trombone Choir
Lowell Thomas
Holy Land
DeMille Photoplay “For Better, For Worse” At Colonial
Master producer Cecil B DeMille brings the new drama to the Colonial Theatre Thursday with a distinguished cast led by Elliott Dexter and Gloria Swanson. The film promises DeMille level direction, production, and acting in a timely human story with Edgar Selwyn credited for the original tale.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Mr. DeMille
Colonial Theatre
Edgar Selwyn
New York
DeMille
Elliott Dexter
Gloria Swanson
Tom Forman
Wanda Hawley
Theo Roberts
Raymond Hatton
Sylvia Ashton
Tiz Eases Tired, Sore, Swollen Feet
An ad touts 25 cent Dox of Tiz to relief tired feet. It promises instant comfort for swollen, chafed feet and sore corns and calluses, claiming quick pain relief and easier shoe fitting.
Carnival in Fell Swing Opens with a Clean Show
A Metrop olitan carnival train arrived Monday and set up at the Tower Grounds for the week. A large crowd gathered as tents went up and the grounds dried after a light rain. The show is praised for being free of objectionable elements and for a clean, attractive display with twenty attractions including three big rides, led by Mr Barfield's company. The Moose organization presents the events this season.
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Old Tower Grounds
Mr. Barfield
Moose
Mis administrator account for C H Daily estate before me
The accounts of J C Mis administrator of the estate of C H Daily are presented for settlement before the commissioner of accounts at Co. & St. CLA. 1-18-law-21.
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C. H. Daily
Settlement Co
ST. Cla
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Associate Director of Music Leads Centenary Choir
Horace Whitehouse head of the music department at Ohio Wesleyan University and associate director of music at the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio is credited with the Children’s Crusade chorus of 500 voices. He trained the chorus for weeks and it will feature in the celebration program at Cobhumbus O.
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Horace Whitehouse
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Cobhumbus
Children’s Crusade
Man finds relief after ten years with Mayr's remedy
A man recalls severe stomach trouble blamed as stomach cancer by doctors. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he reports improved sleep, appetite, and health for two and a half years. The ad claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, including appendicitis, with a money-back guarantee if one dose fails.
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Mayr
Marguerite Clark Stars in Lets Flope at Colonial
Admirers can see Marguerite Clark in the Paramount photoplay Lets Flope at the Colonial theatre today. The farce adaptation by Katherine Reed of The Naughty Wife features a comic elopement plot and a bungalow chaperon scene with Marguerite Clark in specially designed gowns. Frank Miles plays the leading man.
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Marguerite Clark
Paramount
Colonial Theatre
Katherine Reed
Fred Jackson
Harris Theatre
New York
Clark
The Quality Shop Announces Summer Weekend Hours
The Quality Shop plans summer closures on Friday evenings during June July and August. It will also close at six P.M. each Saturday. The message notes the community reception and social timing within the neighborhood.
Disabled Soldiers to Take Summer Course at WVU Morgantown
Charleston reports that over 100 disabled soldiers will join a short summer course at West Virginia University agricultural college in Morgantown. K G Myers of the federal board of vocational education says his unit has aided about 700 rehabilitated soldiers since March, placing many in industrial departments of the state university and in local factories.
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Charleston
Agricultural College of the West Virginia University
Morgantown
K. G. Myers
Federal Board of Vocational Education
West Virginia
Myers
Department of Manual Arts
Marshall College
Huntington
Dean's Kidney Pills Rated Best by Local Resident
A Bluefield citizen recounts kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. J A Griffith of 404 Greenbrier Street testifies the remedy stopped back pain and restored kidney function after a year of discomfort. He urges others to ask for the same medicine at dealers.
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Bluefield
J. A. Griffith
N. and
Greenbrier Street
Dean
Wade
Deans Kinney
Mr. Griffith
Milburn
C O
Mars
Buffalo
N. Y
Summer Girls Chase Reckless Youth Over Ice Cream Mania
A vivid scene portrays the summer girls chasing a reckless youth driven to squander his coin on ice cream. The lively dynamic captures youthful impulse and peer pressure in a sunlit neighborhood moment.
Centenary Pageant to Highlight Methodist Celebration at Columbus
Celebrations open June 20 in Columbus with daily programs for all ages. Noted speakers including Taft Wood Daniels Bryan Roosevelt Allen Parrell and ambassadors will address crowds at the Coliseum. The event features music by Rainbow Division band and a Jackie band, pageants, lectures, and a Children’s Crusade pageant by 500 children with a chorus of 500.
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Columbia
Columbus
Alonzo E. Wilson
Department of Special Days
Rainbow Division
Jackie Band
Chautauqua
Exposition Ground
Baily
William J. Kraft
Columbia University
Wilson
William H . Taft
Leonard Wood
Joesphus Daniels
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry J. Allen
Frankho Ky. Lane
Interior
John Parrell
Pan-American Union
Henry P. Pletcher
United States
Mexico
el Sr
Lie Bonilla
Washington
Tiplady
Suspect Charged in Team Horse Theft Across States
M. L. Volt was arrested Monday on a charge of stealing a team of horses from Mrs. Davisop’s pasture at Nemoura on November 1215. The team valued at 4 dollars. Volt confessed to taking the horses and disposing of one for twenty dollars at Seth, West Virginia, and the other for 89 dollars in Kentucky. He waived preliminary hearing and was jailed at Princston after bond defeat.
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M. L. Volt
Joseph Davisop
Nemoura
Justice O Pence
M. B. Postlethwaite
Yeste Holt
Havks
Seth
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