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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1925

Page

41

Sally 19 Sally Great Stage Hit Filmed at Colonial Theatre

Figures show Sally the Ziegfeld stage hit, starring Colleen Moore, adapted by June Mathis and directed by Alfred E Green. Floyd Hughes and Leon Errol head the supporting cast as Sally’s screen success outsold by few Broadway rivals. New York figures alone reach about two million in attendance and revenue.

Point Sally N & He Atronals Colleen Moore Colonial Theatre Floyd Hughes Leon Errol Marillyn Miller John Golden Lightnip Lightnin New York June Mathis Alfred FE. Green

Heart of a Siren at Colonial Theatre

The Heart of a Siren, Sawyer-labin film adaptation of a William Hurlburt stage hit, stars Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle with Florence Reed in a key role. Many scenes are set in a glamorous European Riviera, inviting audiences to the locale without travel.

First National Colonial Theatre William Hurlburt Florence Reed Barbara*la Marr Conway Tearle Riviera Towa Siren

Moving Pictures of Western Tour at Municipal Auditorium

Bluefield merchants present a moving picture and slide show at the municipal auditorium Tuesday evening at 7 8 and 9 o clock featuring over 300 views and 2 reels about the Golden West trip. Five ladies are chosen by customers to receive the trips. Attendees will vote 1000 times and slides will be explained during the show.

Municipal Auditorium Bluefield

Geologists Cite Base Weakening Behind Mountain Slip

Scientists say the mountain rests on a sandstone base that is weakening, risking further sliding into the valley if the base fails. They describe the base’s alteration during highway construction as a physical amputation that unsettled the peak’s equilibrium. King of Brussels is noted as a Rotary Club member aiding his prominence.

Ain Henderson King of Brussels Rotary Club

Rail fares cut to one half for WV medical meeting

Charleston May 30. A one half return fare reduction for the fifty eighth annual West Virginia State Medical Association convention at Bluefield June 9 12 was approved. The discount depends on 250 convention certificates sold outside the 67 cent Princeton Virginian line zone and Bluefield. If 260 certificates are turned in at Bluefield the return trip is half price. The event features eminent physicians reading papers and discussing public health policy with hosts Mercer and McDowell counties arranging entertainment.

Charleston West Virnia State Medical Association Bluefield Princeton Folk and Western

Moving Mountains Pause In Slide Toward Rio Blanco

Denver May 30 A USGS mineral geographer Charles W Henderson says mountains cannot gallop without a breath and suggests the moving mountains on the highway between Meeker and Rifle Colorado may pause before another slide into the Rio Blanco valley. Large cracks appear at the base of the mountain signaling instability.

Denver Colo Chas. W. Henderson United States Geological Survey Meeker and Rifle Rio Blanco Valley

Notable four day schedule includes golf and social events

When business and scientific sessions are not held, the program offers golf, motor rides, teas, dinner and dances on each of the four days, providing a full slate of leisure activities alongside the meetings.

Ruffo Apologizes in Berlin Temperament Incident

Berlin May 28 An exhibition of temperament in artists marked Titta Ruffo’s Berlin opera debut singing the title role in Rigoletto. The Italian baritone complained in the third act that conductor Dobrowen rushed or slowed tempo, signaling repeatedly before losing patience and leaving the stage.

Berlin Titta Ruffo Dobrowen Ruffo

Ruffo Apologizes as Conductor Receives Kiss on Stage

Dispute erupts during a performance as protest from two audience factions disrupts the show. The conductor refuses to continue while Ruffo stands with an apology. He appears, greets the conductor and kisses him after expressing regret.

Ruffo

Movies Planned Remove Boredom of Train Travel

English railway officials plan moving pictures to curb passenger boredom aboard trains. The initiative aims to provide entertainment during journeys, with screenings or portable devices set to debut on select routes in months ahead.

Cinema cars to grace State Rail on Prague express trains

Prague reports say Czechoslovak state owned railways plan cinema cars on express trains. The German transportation authorities weigh the idea too. Each car would seat about 80 people showing evening films with scenery, industry, and country highlights during uneventful sections.

Yrote Czechoslovakia Prague

Vaccinated Army Reduction of Smallpox in Britain

Advocates point to the British army where every member was vaccinated and there was not a single smallpox case last year. The claim highlights vaccination effectiveness in military ranks and public health impact.

London

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Lamar and Tearle Barbara LaMerr Heart of A Siren S.S.S Moving Pictures OF Western Tour Middle West Pete Morrison Pete West Sante Fe Pete Cthe Durable Cleveland Ise Bailey Manchester Oakland Bluefield Oakland Company Bluefield Avenue A.C. Tome Siren of Hearts Barbara Barbara la Marr Conner Earle
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