Rain at the Colonial Friday March 20
Sam 4 H. Harris presents the renowned play Rain at the Colonial Theatre on Friday March 20. The production, a major New York City success, explores intense human emotions and ran for over two years.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
24
Sam 4 H. Harris presents the renowned play Rain at the Colonial Theatre on Friday March 20. The production, a major New York City success, explores intense human emotions and ran for over two years.
A Broadway dramatization by John Colton and Clemence Randolph, based on Miss Thompson, features Sadie Ompson, an outcast fleeing jail, in Pago Pago with missionary Rev Alfred Davidson. The play builds tension as he sermonizes sin and threatens return to jail.
In a tale of fire and brimstone conversion a young woman persuades a hesitant man to embrace her doctrines. He succumbs to remorse and is found dead by his own hand on the beach. Harris vows Rain will be staged with careful detail and strong cast.
Hon Arthur G Free recorder of deeds Washington meets with President Coolidge to discuss economy and new filing system for small mortgages. Free reports amendments would reduce chumbers and time, with mortgages filed rather than recorded, and notes office operations run smoothly. Scott Street Church Club No 5 to serve dinner Saturday at Gabe Williams residence Bluefield cooks to prepare. March Rally for No 9 Club Scott Street church led by Jas Keys and Frances Hooker set to gather envelopes.
Elkhorn down Northfork by a score and clinched a season finisher on their floor. Naomi Jackson and Mary Price starred at guard and center while Polly guided the team to ten wins in eleven games. Northfork’s Randy and Turner led the guests. Thomas and Morris paced the Northfork boys in a separate hard fought contest.
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