Harding High Class Picks Populars in Character Day
Senior class at Warren Harding High selected Anna O'Brien as the most popular girl and Wilson Burns as the most popular boy in Character Day voting. O'Brien is social activities director and cheerleader. Burns captained the boys' varsity basketball team.
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En Harding High Dool
Anna O'Brien
Wilson Burns
Miss O'Brien
Fives
Charles Neary
Warren Harding
Dora Damiphy
Jeanette Casper
Central High
Miss Casper
Pa City
Recreation
Bridgeport
Jeannette Casper
Dick Schaab
Winifred Bates
Edward Vien
Natalie Dobson
Faward Vieni
Dora Dumph Charles
Dorothy Gelb
Mitchell Toholski
Margaret Smith
Harold Hofman
Rt Blake Rudolph Steck
Agnes Dohart
Myra McGuire
John Cavanaugh
Margaret
Flynn B. Jackson
Helen Beldaworth
James Cutiatio
Ana Ordich
Max Frauwirthes
Velyn Spencer Nelson Blak
Myra Blake Rudd
Steck
Hatora
Frank O'Neil
Automobile Salesman and Girl Die in River Crash
Schenectady April 4 AP discovery of a half buried automobile at the Mohawk River seven miles northeast of here shows Thobert Dawson an automobile salesman and Miss Lucile Eastbrook of Alplaus have died. The crash is believed to have occurred last night after the car veered from the highway and plunged 150 feet into the river. Bodies were recovered after the vehicle had to be hacked apart.
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Schenectady
Mohawk River
Thobert Dawson
Lucile Eastbrook
Alplaus
Boys confess sending fake Corbett message
Naugthampton Mass May 4 1 VAR The mystery of a message said to be from missing Smith College student Alice M Corbett has been solved State Detective Joseph V Daly announced five youths whose names were not released confessed writing the appeal for help and setting it afloat in the Connecticut river on Sunday April 26
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Ngrthampton
Mass
Alice M. Corbett
Smith College
Joseph V. Daly
Wihiore Mames
Connecticut River
How Enlarged Veins Are Supposedly Reduced
An ad claims to cure enlarged veins by using Moones Emerald and early home treatment. It promotes quick relief and ongoing improvement, asserting strong promises of normal vein size and comfort, with references to medical authority and widespread use.
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Moone
Mayne
Maudiey
Prieta
Hachive
Breame
Amusements at Palace feature Bears Grays night billable vaudeville acts
A bustling Palace program showcases Bridgeport Bears and Providence Grays stars led by Rube Marquard and Joe Rodriguez, with vaudeville turns by Gene Karly and the Wilton Sisters. The bill includes Jos. Stanley & Coogan & Cr me acts, music by the Indiana Girls, and the film A Desperate Moment featuring Menjou Brooks and Contin. The Manhattan Players stage Paul Jones and Spooky household tale, followed by Flaming Youth next week.
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Palace
Bridgeport Bears
Providence Grays
Rube Marquard
Joe Rodriguez
Gene Karly
Hears Gleoch
Providence
Blossom Seeley
Gilbert Ad Avery Reogue
Able
Jos. Stanley & C
Umer
Coogan & Crme
Frasiat
Wonderful Phonograph Accurs
Arlene
Louise Alten
Amount
Adolphe Menjou
Louise Brooks
Chester Contin
Lumatrow
Rhyme & Reason
George Welst
Ray Stanton
Wilton Sisters
Bill
Tee
George F. Fischer
Honey Hurst
Victor Fay
Carl Schenk Duns
Claude & Clarence Stroud
Pwo
Paul Jones
Lnaugh
John Wilard
Manhattan Players
Tosday
Flaming
Sandy Comes to the Majestic Tomorrow
The Majestic Theatre will feature the William Fox production Sandy starting tomorrow and for the rest of the week. Corinne Griffith stars with Madge Bellamy in the title role, supported by Norman Kerry and Willard Louis. The program also includes Mile. Modiste, short features, and a National Music Week song recital by Helen Piling and Gertrude Hendey.
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Corinne Griffith
Majestic Theatre
Majestic
William Fox
Sandy
Hlenore Mcherin
Hickie
Sandy McNeil
Miss Bellamy
Bridgeport
Helen Piling
Gertrude Hendey
Mile
Victor Herbert
Miss Griffith
Wilard Louis
Vil
KR. MM
Asher “Mile
Modister
Majestic News
Dance Contest and The Thrill Hunter Tonight at URIC
A bustling entertainment lineup features a West Side dancing contest tonight with eliminations for Jimmie Patrick Chas Toaty Marie Chatwick Ada Carry and Wm Carrino. Winners face East Side victors from Monday as neighborhood finals loom Friday. Also screening are The Thrill Hunter and Hearts and Spangles plus Wild Oats Lane with additional Thursday Take-A-Chance Night.
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Aml
Tonjent
Jimmie Patrick
Chas, Toaty
Marie Chatwick
Ada Carry
Wm. Carrino
William Haines
Harvard
Hfé
Wanda Hawley
Robert Gordon
Marshall Nelsan
Viola
Dana
Robert Agnew
George Eet
William Fairbanks
Dorothy Revier
Emory Johnsons Non Stop Flight At Poli’s Vaudeville
The month’s thrilling program at Poli’s Vaudeville theatre features Emory Johnson in The Non Stop Flight, a dramatic bit based on the PN-9 disaster with romance and action plus a strong cast. Also on bill are Mildred And er six violinists in a musical hit, Walter Feener Co’s High Low Brow and Three Cheers, Jack Carter Ada Boulden with The Three Steddingtons in Bounce Inn, Dance Revels last show today, and Wigu Steppers with Lloyd Hughes and Mary Astor, plus a Century comedy and Pathe News.
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Poli
Emory Johnson
Mildred
Walter Feener
Jae Keng
Hosle Green
Dor Raines
Eunice Avey
Arlette
Garcinetti
Miller
Edwin Carewe
Wigu Steppers
Philip Gibbe
Oward
Lloyd Hughes
Mary Astor
First National
Pathe News
The Cat and the Canary at Park Theatre
The Manhattan Players present The Cat and the Canary at the Park theatre this week a thrill and laughter packed production. Frank Lyn stars as Paul Jones a bashful figure amid a tense mansion mystery as the plot unfolds with dash and humor.
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Manhattan Players
New Park Theatre
Frank Lyn
Paul Jones
Teottles
Huon
Pat
Syl Chaplin Shy Star Tops Oh What A Nurse Cameo
Warners' cameo profile of Syd Chaplin, brother of Charlie, detailing his early stage nerves and comic skill. He often toured as cabin boy and ship entertainer, then overcame stage fright between major film roles, including The Man On The Box at Forum Los Angeles and his work with the Oh What A Nurse program.
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Syl Chap- UN
Warner Brothers
Cameo Theatre
Syd Chaplin
Charlie
Forum Theatre
Los Angeles
Syd
Ife
Stephen I. Rah
Vie Fas
Lok
Wellesley graduate gets nine months in jail
Mrs Crews a Wellesley College graduate and Brockton shoe manufacturer widow was sentenced by Circuit Judge Mix to nine months in the St Louis work house after pleading guilty to embezzling 1130 from W I Childs Sugar Co. She had admitted taking the money while a forewoman from Aug 1 to Oct 3 1926 and faced trial with prior histories including a 1922 Indianapolis theft conviction.
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Louis
Crews
Wellesley College
Brockton
Mix
W. I. Childs Sugar Co
St. Louis
Farokeeper
John Thompson
Robert Donovan
St. Louts
Brown Li0es Company
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