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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1927
Page
6
Walter Damrosch radios opera education, explaining themes on piano and featuring arias with singers. The piece notes his engaging, human approach, occasional grand gestures at peak moments, and reflects on radio education and audience response.
An antiseptic product named Outgre is marketed to chiropodists and consumers. A bottle sold with directions claims to ease ingrown nails by reducing inflammation and pain, hardening the surrounding skin so the nail turns outward overnight.
Washington March 20 Sinclair filed in the Supreme court briefs for April 11 oral argument in the Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve case Separate briefs were offered for Mammoth Oil Sinclair Crude to Purchasing and the Sinclair Pipe Line firms on the reserve The filing referenced doherty case fallout and alleged drainage dangers with no fraud evidence in the louse and canteret case
Bethlehem Steel reports 1926 shipments and deliveries totaling 294,361,805 dollars, up from 273,025,320 the year before, with net income advancing to 20,246,167 dollars after depreciation and depletion. Earnings per share on common stock reach 7.48, surplus stands at 13,407,312, and cash plus marketable securities near 517,008,000. total wages total 24,897,291 with 65,072 employees.
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged at Williams College that the irrepressible conflict between labor and employers can be replaced by collective bargaining. He argued that with will and purpose, disputes can be settled peacefully and unions protect workers from injury and injustice.
In Torrington on March 20 Mrs Eugene Zeller aged 32 died from burns suffered last night while attempting to kindle a fire with kerosene at home. Her two sons Alec fourteen and Joseph twelve were slightly burned while helping to extinguish the blaze.
Certified copies of the divorce decree were prepared in Ottawa to be rushed by air to Mrs. Marlena of San Francisco and Major G.S. Sevett of Ottawa so they may continue their wedding plans. The decree cited grounds of neglect and non-support.
Sermon at Park Street Congregational church urges continued Western support for Chinese Christians. Rev Henry Smith Leiper cites wrongs by the West and stresses partnership, education, and mission funding to counteract doubts and anti Christian sentiment.
In Athens on March 20 the foundation ceremony for the new American College near the city was held. Archbishop officiated, banker Charilios and General Panagilos spoke, unveiling a model of the college with nods from Robert Skinner and local benefactor K.A. Uieneki.
Anne Susan CWinsulle Ries, oldest living Mt Holyoke graduate, died yesterday at 97 in Worcester. Born in Mudbury, MA in 1849, she attended Mt Holyoke with tuition around 60 dollars including room and board. She taught school in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and was principal of East Boglas academy for a time.
A costly vaudeville program opens at Poll's with Sam Nessler's Song and Daree Revue. Acts include Ruth Madison Arthur Tachi Bud and Buddy Jr ten Dominn Hrewthiners Sydel William Maron Old Cranies TL The Woman Pays Upstage The Waning Sex His Secretary The Demride Pathe News Hella Lafayette war comedy and a Country Store act tonight.
Last night at the Cameo patrons enjoyed Lon Chaney in Tell It To The Marines with Vitaphone features by Van and Schenck and soprano Mary Lewis. The program also features Chaney with Eleanor Testdman William Haines and Carmel Myers, plus Fleeson and Baxter in their satirical routine Rain, and Margaret McKee. The Vitaphone Orchestra opened with Morning Noon and Night under Herman Hetler. Reserved seats only.
Kongo will bring thrills and excitement to the Park theatre Thursday with Ray Harris leading a fine company. The melodrama, once staged at the Wiltmore Theatre in New York, ran for months to great audience satisfaction.
John Gilbert portrays an underworld figure in The Show at Voli's Majestic theatre. Renee Addree and Lionel Barrymore co star in a vivid European underworld drama set around a Tent of Fusions with a regeneration arc and a dangerous past. A prologue frames the feature along with a short added program.
The Sea Tiger at the Palace opens last night with Milton Sills and Mary Astor supported by Juarry Kent. A vaudeville bill follows, featuring three headline attractions including Dance Tours with the Odejas and Rose, plus Frank Smekir and company in Findem and Fuon, and How High Is To.
The Voll Players stage Ma Mary at Lyre Theatre for a week starting tonight. Mary, by George M. Cohan with Otto Harbach and Iriah Mandel, features Mary Nudsen as the leading role and an ensemble of youth and charm. A genuine plot, Cuban swing in songs and dances, and lively stage energy promise an entertaining revue style production.
The Yale Daily News urges cutting the war debt funding period from 62 years to 10 15 years and shifting to ability to pay. The plan aims for a quicker discharge within present generation with lesser total amounts, while opposing a Columbia faculty call for an international conference.
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