Alesman Dupes Street Sign Firm By Bogus Order
Rochester Signal Company officials seek the man who swindled them out of 17000 in commissions on fraudulent orders for 130000 worth of street sign brackets Chicago officials deny orders and trace a salesman named Green who vanished after attempting to account for misplaced shipments and a mistaken Milwaukee designation.
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Alesman Dupes
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Rochester Signal Company
Rochester
Green
Stieet Department
Ureen
Milwaukee
Rochester Company
Donnvan Motor Company Executive Dies in Newton
Joseph S. Donovan, longtime president of the Donovan Motor Company and a leading figure in the automobile industry in the east, died at his Newton home after several months of illness. He retired a year ago and was famed for his leadership in the field.
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Newton
Mass
Lesa: Han
Donovan Motora Company
Joseph
Donovan
Enat
Amusements Abie’s Irish Rose Coming to Lyric
The Lyric theatre will host Anne Nichols famous Abie’s Irish Rose for one week starting Monday with box office opening tomorrow. The play, a record breaker at New York’s Republic Theatre, features a first class company and follows its long running success. Also showing are Jules Verne’s Michael Strogoff in a Universal France photodrama, Broadway Book with Glenn Hunter, Going The Limit starring George Hara, and a merry country offering plus latest news events at Cameco.
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Anne Nichols
Abie
Lyric Theatre
Republic Theatre
New York
Bridgeport
Michael Strogoff
Universal
France
Courier
P Ncucera
Glenn Hunter
George Hara
Pep
Cameco
POLTS VAUDEVILLE AND FILM HIGHLIGHTS ON THURSDAY BILL
Grace Edler leads four girls in Dances Unique, a top vaudeville act. Harry Holman and Edith Hanson perform Hard Boiled Hampton. The Four Country Cheb Girls feature On the Links of Melody. Frances Fay charms as international serio comic. La Petite Jen lie in A Doll Revue ends the bill. Priscilla Dean stars in The_speeding_Venus Cecil B. DeMille film. Desperate Sam, And How, A Cook's Tour and Ladies at Play headline the closing Laugh Week show with Pathe News and other features.
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Grace Edler
Harry Holman
Edith Hanson
Hampton
Frances Fay
Seriocomic
la Petite Jennie
Priscilla Dean
Cecil B. de Mile
Venus
Bert Gordon and Company
Sam
Kay Spangler
Jack Hult, Jr
Harry Ames
Ladies At
Doris Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Louise Fazenda
Pathe News
Photoplay at Palace features Vera Reynolds in Corporal Kate
Palace theatre showcases Corporal Kate starring Vera Reynolds with John Faye and Kenneth Thomason in supporting roles. Plus vaudeville headliners such as The Royal Pekin Troupe, Jimmy Gildea, and Billy Knight's Roosters In Fowl Plays. The program includes The Blonde Saint with Doris Kenyon and Lewis Stone, and Three Flights Up with Grant Mitchell.
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Kate
Vera Reynolds
Palace Theatre
John Faye
Kenneth Thomason
Kill the Palace
Offera
Royal Pekin Troupe
Jimmy Gildea
Billy Knight
Roosters
Webb
Roxy la Rocca
Green and
la Fell
First National
Burbank
Hollywood
Cal
Matt and Jeff's Honeymoon Burlesque at Park Theatre
Three clever comedians Joe Yule Don Clark and Paul Paulos keep things moving through out the Park theatre burlesque extravaganza Matt and Jeff's Honeymoon The show follows the characters and antics highlighted by Bud Fisher the famed newspaper cartoonist Lola Pierce Emma Weston Margaret Conway and Margie Bartel lead a large chorus while The Pacific Four and Artie Bauer add specialty comedy and Hebrew shtick
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Joe Yule
Don Clark
Paul Paulos
Matt
Jeff
The
Park Theatre
Bud Fisher
Lola Pierce
Emma Weston
Margaret Conway
Margie Bartel
Pacific Four
Artie Bauer
Cameo Presents Bred In Old Kentucky And Atta Boy
Two worthwhile photoplays have final showings today at the Cameo theatre. Viola Dana stars in Bred In Old Kentucky a thrilling tale of racetracks and thoroughbreds of humans and animals with Dana proving a capable performer. Monty Banke appears in Atta Boy a comedy about a young man in journalism. Starting tomorrow another twin.
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Cameo Theatre
Viola Dana
Old Kentucky
Miss Dana
Monty Banke
Majestic Radio Frolic moves to dual daily shows
Radio fans tune in as WICC Majestic Radio Frolic, paired with The Canadian at Poli's Majestic Theatre, wraps its first half week with stars like Chris Ruge Kis Revelers and Vincent Procaccini. Tomorrow the lineup shifts to Coles Scotty Miller Campbell Four Banjolers and more for the rest of the week. Mona Palma stars opposite Tom Meighan in The Canadian opening sequence.
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Wicc Majestic
Poli
Majestic Theatre
Tom Metrhan
WICC
Chris Ruge
Kis
Vincent Procaccini
Bruce Young
Dixie Boys
Ray
Charles Coles
Singing Radio
Scotty Miller
Robert Campbell
Rory
Rosenthal
The
Majestic
Charles Selen
Reginald Galipeau
Mike
Mona Palma
Tom Meighan
Elks Fair Sixth Night Attracts Large Crowd
The Elks fair at 360 State Street drew a big audience for a hard shoe dancing act by Gorman Brothers with encores. A first class local orchestra played Broadway fox trots and one steps. Tonight’s Elks night features Piano Roll Boys Cecil Bridee and Billie Sunderwind, radio artists returning from Canada and London with Paul Specht's Commodore band. they are champion tympani players of the state.
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Cecil Bridge
Billie Sunderwind
London
Pan Specit
Commodore Orchestra
Palace Oe
Elks
360
State Street
Gorman Brothers
New Haven
Piano Roll Boys
Cecil Bridee
Canada
England
Paul Specht
Commodore
Mexicans Block Red Demonstration in Mexico City
In Mexico City and Vera Cruz officials report demonstrations for Mme Alexandra Kollontay, new Soviet minister to Mexico, are forbidden by the regional Confederation of Labor. The confederation says it has no ties to Soviet trade unions and radicals may stage protests if any occur. Kollontay, aboard the Lafayette, was denied landing in Havana and a U.S. passport visa prevented her travel to Mexico.
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Mme
Alexandra Kollantay
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Confederation of
Anbar
Mme. Kollantay
Confederation
Mme. Kollontay
Lafayette
Havana
Miniater
United States
Harding High News and Upcoming Events
The second quarter progress report warns failing students with a week to improve before final semester grades. Seniors must write essays for the Sarahlein Lesser prize, with in-class completion set for seventh period. The Senior Frolic succeeded, and plans for Sunlight Hop and Senior Prom dance are noted. The varsity basketball team, led by coach Jack Mead with seven veterans, opens the season next Friday at home against the TU8 five.
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Feuu oucCessus
O8there
Jack Mead
T. U
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