Jazz Here 10 Stay Says Writer Who Frames Classics
Paris February report quotes composer Senor Padilla predicting jazz will stay, become quieter, and blend with classical music without replacing it. He notes Valencia and Raquel Meller connections, his operettas, and plans to tour the United States to hear American jazz performed by American orchestras.
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Hubby Gets Doll Wife Granted Divorce
Mrs Anna Fox Drake of six cites told Judge Newell Jennings in Superior Court that she married Arthur Drake on February 3, 1813 and their life soured as he pursued other women. She was granted a divorce and custody of a 14 year old son after he withdrew funds and sent a letter saying he had met a baby doll who is blonde and more attractive.
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Objection Heard to Stamford Airport In Darien
In Darien on February 24, residents and real estate interests urged against A. E. Inc plans to establish an airport after acquiring a large land tract. The opposition fears depreciation of nearby property values and may seek legal steps to block the project. State Commissioner Clarence Knox will inspect the field soon and seek federal aviation endorsement.
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Cameo Theatre Presents The Private Life of Helen Feature
The Cameo Theatre opens a one week limited engagement of The Private Life of Helen starring Lewis Stone and Maria Corda. The film with high production cost and strong reviews features Helen in sensational romance and nation sweeping beauty. Ring TUT dog star appears with owner Lee Duane and Renald Werrenrath performs. Also new Movietone News and a line up of acts including Art Ham and Worth Sisters. Rin Tin Tin also appears in A Dog of the Regiment with Fred Hami Orchestra.
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Richard Dix and Malcolm St Clair Reunited for Sporting Goods
Paramount presents Sporting Goods with Richard Dix and director Malcolm St Clair at the Palace for four days starting Sunday. The program includes comedy features for all ages, Gus Moyers and a musical piece by the Palace band The Evolution of Broadway. Also featuring Coney Island with Lois Wilson and vaudeville headliners Jim and Marion Harkins Echoes of the Four Girton Girls and Lewis and Winthrop. Royal Midgets headline the vaudeville bill beginning Monday. Bridgeport visitors meet them at 3 pm Sunday at the railroad station.
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Tommy Snyder to open burlesque season at Park Theatre
Tommy Bozo Snyder promises an entertainment filled burlesque season at the Park Theatre next week in his own show. He gathers novelties and pulchritude for a production of feminine business and scenic splendor. Sam Green supports, with Bee Tracy and Fannie Pahner among principals. A vocal trio and Eddie Bruce provide taunt and melody as a chorus of glamorous dancers joins the spectacle.
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The Crowd Comes to Poli's Majestic Theatre Tonight
The screen drama The Crowd opens at Poli's Majestic with Elea nor Boardman and James Murray in key roles. Producer King Victor presents a vivid slice of American life, following Mary and a clerk as they face love and class struggles amid wartime backdrops. An Our Gang comedy Edl Maureen tops a short program, plus News and Aesop features.
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Stock season closes tonight at Lyric Bridgeport
The White Sister ends the stock season with matinee and evening shows and a midnight performance. Poli players bid farewell to Bridgeport as they depart for the fall re opening, with a farewell party on stage and chances the entire cast may return next season.
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