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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
14
Hundreds of Huntington theatre fans enjoyed My Girl at the Huntington theatre with sparkling songs brisk pacing and clever chorus numbers. The review praises the show as fast moving high quality musical comedy with standout specialties and broad appeal.
The ad claims chronic fatigue comes from thin pale blood and promotes Nuxated Iron as the remedy. It asserts iron will restore color to the cheeks and life to the eyes in two weeks, with no tooth staining or stomach upset, available at druggists.
Radio listings show premier broadcasts of Il Trovatore and a variety of music and opera from stations across Eastern Central time zones. Programs include The Gold Dust Twins Everready Hour Little Symphony orchestra KDKA World cruise and dance and musical showcases through the night ending with Palace Theater special broadcast.
Leslie Jones as Bob White and Vera Thomas as Cynthia Redding headline a Huntington stage performance with Edwin H. Guhl as Pinkie the bootlegger and Bonnie Tebeau plus Helen Dean delivering standout dance numbers. Harry Archer Jazs Orchestra and a lively chorus drive a fast moving program featuring violin solos and brass riffs. Bonnie Tebeau is highlighted as a rising star and the show delivers a string of musical hits including A Little Place of Your Own and Rainbow of Jazz.
WASHINGTON TUBBS is By Crane P. A. Goins will leave tonight for ae attend the International Y. A. Dr. Van Mitchell left yesterday for North Carolina to attend the state annual meeting of the F. and A. A. Y. Masons. Friends of Miss Virgie Watkinen, daughter of our townsman Richard Watkins, will learn she has been employed in the city schools of New York City after leaving a graduate course at Columbia. Those who want but little here below have above their ears.
Eugene M. Patten of Marcellus Pa Manasquan N J says a non surgical cure repaired a rupture years ago after lifting a trunk. He reports no operation and no return, and offers full information to others with rupture.
A listing presents works including Desert Isle It Never Will Get You a Thing Before the Dawn and They Say highlighting a set of titles in a literary column.
The Colored Library reports 1924 25 with 1087 juvenile titles 1489 new members 93 new books 4819 total attendance 41 total membership 948 books in library. City directors plan a larger 1926 location for the Colored department with a full time librarian urging continued colored community support through usage and donations. Secretary of Y M C A Prof.
An advertisement touts Joint Ease as a remedy for sore inflamed joints. It highlights clean penetrating action and quick results. Available for sixty cents a tube at several local pharmacies including Bluefield and Fairview.
A heated debate surrounds a proposed ordinance taxing pedl ers and carlot vendors while not taxing farmers. The measure aims to curb peddlers who sell fruits and other goods from house to house, amid charges it could create a foodstuffs monopoly and conflict with laws. Attorneys for both sides warn a lively board session ahead as opposition banners circulate urging protest.
Gloria Swanson stars in The Coast of Folly filmed mainly at Palm Beach. The plot echoes a custody struggle as a mother seeks her child, a foster mother’s bond tested, amid bitter clashes and courtroom tension. Nadine Gathway’s high society role adds further intrigue.
Joyce grows under Nanny’s protecting love while Nadine, her real mother, returns to claim her. A brief duel of hate erupts but Nadine’s self sacrificing rescue ends the conflict as Miss Swanson portrays Nadine and Joyce Gathway.
The ad touts kept youthful appearance by a sallow under-eye look and links sickness to bowels and liver. It credits Dr. Edwards of Ohio with olive oil based olive tablets as a substitute for calomel, claimed gentle but effective liver and bowel action. Priced 15¢ and 30¢.
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