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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1925

Page

14

Broke A Comedy With Music At The New Lyric Theatre

Zelda Sears new three act comedy Broke staged by Henry W. Savage at the New Lyric drew a favorable Bridgeport crowd for a two day stand. The cast included Nora Mullet Lucille Bears Edger Nelson and Araula Ellsworth with musical interludes by Harold Levey. Review praises brisk pacing bright humor and lively performances led by Bears and Ellsworth in a production noted for its entertainment value and staging.

Telegram Zelda Sears Henry W. Savage New Lyric Theatre Nora Mullet Eucille Sears John Bruce George T. MacFarlane Benny Ketchum Edgar Nelson Claudia Gladys Miller Tommy Landing Almeria Gowing Elmine L. Smith Ursula Elsworth Eblise Margaret Walker Gayle Mays Barrett Viola Gillette Bridgeport New Lyric Harold Levey Savage George MacFarlane Lucille Bears Edger Nelson Araula Ellsworth

Comedy club chooses The Boomerang for spring play

The Boomerang selected for the annual spring Comedy club presentation with dancing and a buffet luncheon to follow. W Parker Seeley and Jonathan Grout in charge. officers listed include John S. Pullman president Norman Gayner vice president Sidney Becker secretary and W Parker Seeley treasurer. Frank Kasschau directs Bridgeport Oratorio Society presenting Verdi's Aida tonight in High School auditorium with traffic entry rules via Lyon Terrace Congress Street and Golden Hill Street.

Comedy Club W. Parker Seeley Jonathan Grout John 5. Pullman Norman Gayner Sidney Becker Frank Kasschau Bridgeport Oratorio Society Lyon Terrace Congress Street Golden Hill Street

Coolidge Calls Public Action Key to Self Government

President Coolidge argues that liberty depends on private and public action, urging Americans to pursue individual self-government. He defends immigration limits and praises Daughters of the American Revolution for Americanization work while warning that unrestricted influx would overwhelm assimilation efforts.

Europe Daughers

Crawford Critiques Blodgett At Bridgeport Chamber Meeting

President George E Crawford of the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce rebuked Tax Commissioner Blodgett yet praised him as a patriotic official. He supported the directors’ vote on a compromise bill and voiced hope for legislation that best serves Bridgeport, while noting opposition to a 35-name pad commission.

Blodgett George E. Crawford Chamber of Commerce Stratfield Crawford George B. Woods Board of Relief Chamber Bridgeport

Racing motorist forces autos to climb sidewalks

Walter J. Ringle, 19, of 49 Fayerweather Terrace, is held for two motor vehicle law violations after allegedly speeding down Connecticut and Stratford avenues, endangering traffic and forcing cars onto sidewalks. Lacking a valid license, he is charged with excessive speeding about 85 mph. Bond set at 76 dollars. Trial scheduled in City Court.

Walter J. Ringle Fayerweather Terrace Conneticut Stratford Avenues Ringle Ucetse

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

A Pittsburgh lady reports full recovery after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes dizziness weakness loss of appetite and persistent aches. The letter cites an advertisement in the Pittsburgh Press and urges other women to try the remedy. Sold by druggists everywhere.

Mes. Proctor Lydia E. Pinkham Sharpshuri Pittsburgh Eas Ita J. H. Procter East Liberty Station

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