Montebello Romance Headlines Cameo Program
The Cameo theater presents Jacqueline Logan in Beauty and Action amid a thrilling romance set in Montebello a small South American republic William Powell stars opposite Logan with Reginald Sheffield in a light road comedy role Warner's News Weekly and a fable provide the opening act of yesterday's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaterdry
Jacqueline Logag
Montebello
William Powell
Miss Logan
Reginald Sheffield
Powell
Ernest 16the
Warners
News Weekly
Gilbert the Big Parade Star at New Lyric This Week
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer features John Gilbert in The Big Parade at New Lyric for seven days starting Monday May 24. The article lauds Gilbert as this era’s greatest screen lover, cites his roles in The Merry Widow and His Hour, and notes his trench troubled look as part of the wartime romance appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lyric
Bert
Gilbert
Funes Danilo
James Apperson
Rudolpho
Rudolph Valentino
Ramon Novarro
John Gilbert
Montmartre
Fee
Logan
Fleakin
Exidie Fos
Furette
Maurice Tourneur
Metro-Geldayne Mayser
The Fool Endorsed by Clergy in New York Drama
A scene in The Fool draws the crowd to reverence as the blinded crowd kneels after a crippled ally approaches. The play, by Pollock, is billed as the big hit of the decade in New York and will be staged by the Manhattan Players at the Park Theatre this week.
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New York
Labor
Bhanning Pollock
Manhattan Players
Park Theatre
Gracie Emmett
Seading
Misa Bella Cairns
Mel Murphy
Pridgeport
Pla
the Park
Circus Tiger Vaesur Captivates Crowd At Sells-Floto Show
Captain Ange Christiansen presents Vaesur the Bengal tiger as the largest in captivity and not yet fully grown, part of a dozen trained big cats. The Sells-Floto Circus tours Tuesday June 1, with Caesar labeled a Bengal man killer yet kept as a pet due to his nonaggressive behavior.
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Sala
Ange
Hristiansen
Vaesur
Sells-Flote Circus
Christiansen
Caesar
Desert Gold at the Majestic draws large crowds
Bane Grey’s Desert Gold screens at the Majestic for the remainder of the week. The Western, directed by George Seitz, stars Shirley Mason Neil Hamilton and William Powell in a tale of love and daring set near the Painted Desert with desperados and a boyish disguise. Also featured are Johnny Arthur and Frazer in supporting acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Majestic Theatre
George Seitz
Shirley Mason
Mercedes
Neil Hamilton
Robert Wrater
Wiliam Powell
Shirley
Hamilton
Wil
William Powell
Neil
Powell
Hamenda
Frazer
Johnny Arthur
Cinderella
Amateur Night at Polis Vaudeville Tonight
Joey Whalen presents an exceptional bill of amateur acts at Polls Vaudeville theatre featuring Jack Russell with the London Hotel Savoy Orchestra and Lilian Fairchird. The program includes musical numbers, comedy sketches, and a screen subject adaptation "In Borrowed Plumes" with Marjorie Daw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Whalen
Jack Russell
Eddie Leonard
London
Lilian Fairchird
Poll
Wonderful Orchestra
Jules Howard
Charles Harria
Helen le Roy
Dan Jarrett
Jean Dalrymple
Mack Hube
Eddie Mennett
Hetty June
Louise
Mitchell
le Roy Scott
Hig
Marjorie Daw
Niles Welch
Wheeler Oakman
Arnold Daly
Dagmar Godowsky
Louise Carter
Peggy Kelly
Dean
Clarice D'Auneval
Countesy
Yale Junior Prom Faces Deficit Threat Amid Rising Expenses
The Yale Junior Prom owes more than ten thousand dollars for the first time as expenses surpass the historical level. A persistent deficit could lead to the Prom's abolition, since university authorities may not permit it to continue after ongoing financial failures. Competition from Sheff parties drains attendees to fraternities, prompting efforts to bar rival events and end the three day holiday. An editorial in Yale News by its chairman and the prom treasurer weighs the issue.
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Yale
Subjest
Yale News
The
News
Arrests Made in Forgery of Will in Yonkers Case
White Plains May 19 AP George Starlin Cowles of Yonkers was arrested over the forged will of Edwin A Oliver editor Yonkers Statesman The arrest followed a Weeks grand jury confession Cowles named chief beneficiary of a 46000 estate Miss Neilie M Drummond awaiting trial on first degree forgery bail set at 15000 Cowles indictment charges him with first degree forgery Weeks said Cowles dictated the alleged will
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White Plains
George Starlin Cowles
Yonkers
Edwin A. Oliver
Yonkers Statesman
Willam Weeks
Oliver
Westchester County Grand Jury
Cowles
Neilie M. Drummond
Cherry
Sail Weeks
Secretary Arrives for Eucharistic Meet in Chicago
New York May 19 AP Comte Henri D Yanville secretary of the Eucharistic congress meeting in Chicago June 20 arrived today on the French liner Paris He said the gathering of more than a million Catholics should improve the Mexican government attitude toward Catholics. Exclusive Pathe News issues and a Mack Sennett comedy scream are added to the Pall program.
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New York
API
Henri D’yanville
Chicago
Inez
Paris
Pathe News
Mack Sennett
BOB OTT TO STAR AGAIN AT PALACE THEATRE
Popular Bob Ott Musical Comedy company to re open at the Palace for three more days with My Dad a sparkling farce. Ott and niece Anne Ott headline as a married couple with hilarious schemes to reconcile the young pair. Pay Night adds envelopes of one to five dollars for all entering audiences. Also features Cortelli and Atkins Hender and Knapp and the International News and The Midget Limited in the program.
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Bob Ott
Palace Theatre
Springfield
Bob
Anne Ott
Bridgeport
Ott
Rome
Cortelli
Atkins
Hender
Knapp
Proglem
Heroieca
Gaston Class
Wanda Hawley
Hichare Holt
Indicted judge faces second degree manslaughter charges
Plymouth New Hampshire May 19 AP judge Tred A Jones of Lebanon Municipal Court was indicted by the Grafton County Grand Jury for second degree manslaughter over the January highway accident that killed Mildred Presley. Also in the car were M J B Eames and a Mrs E Johnson who was hurt. Jones, once NH House speaker, was arraigned on first degree manslaughter, released on $200 bail, and his license suspended. Governor Winant later asked him to resign. Trial date not set. Grafton Superior Court will convene at Woodsville next Monday.
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Plymouth
Tred A. Jones
Municipal Court of
Lebanon
Grafton County
Jones
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Mildred Presley
Littletown
E. Johnson
Johnson
Judge Jones
Winant
Jeremy Waldron
Father of bank absconder dies in Putnam
George W. Gilpatric, 71, father of G Harold Gilpatric who serves a term in Atlanta prison for wrecking the First National Bank of Putnam, died at his home after heart trouble. Survived by wife and three sons Harold Walter H of White Plains N Y and Raymond sales manager for Stanley Co New Britain. He walked to downtown this morning saying he felt well before returning home and collapsing.
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Putnam
George W. Gilpatric
G. Harold Gilpatric
Atlanta
First National Bank of Putnam
Gipatric
Harold
Walter H
White Plains
Raymond
Stanley Co
New Britain
Gilpatric
Mexican Archbishop Attacks Deportation of Papal Nuncio
The Most Rev Mora De Rio archbishop of Mexico City publishes an open letter to President Calles protesting the deportation order for Monsignor Caruana Papal Nuncio. He calls the action unjust and an affront to the Holy See, pledging adherence to the Pope and warning of increased hostility toward the Catholic church.
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Mexico City
Mora de Rio
Calles
Monsignor
Caruana
Washington
Holy See
Fontiff
Amended Pension Bill Raised by Senate Committee
Washington May 19 The government pension bill approved by the House after pay reductions to fit President Coolidge views was amended by the Senate civil service committee to liberalize payments. The revised bill sets a maximum retirement annuity of 1200 dollars, up from 1000, aligning with Senate proposals from Senator Stanford of Oregon.
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Washington
House
Coolidge
Senate Civil Service Committee
Senate
Senatur Stanfeld
Republcan
Oregon
Progress in Fant Shown by Rock Printed in French
A French booklet circulated abroad shows Haiti’s neighbor island Maui’s progress with over 100 pictures of roads, schools, hospitals, and infrastructure. Since 1921 telephones rose 350 percent, a Port au Prince to Santo Domingo highway is planned, and eight hundred American Marines stay to aid the constabulary. trade tariffs are under revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republic of
Maui
Port-au- Prince
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Berno
United States
Haiti
Lll
Music as a soothing tonic across ages and places
The article traces music as a healing force from ancient rulers to modern Connecticut. It cites Dr Dentinger and various doctors endorsing music therapy, noting cases of relief in nervous disorders, tubercular recovery, and reduced pain. It mentions musical baths, phonographs, and workers singing to lessen fatigue.
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Solomon
Plato
King Saul
David
United States
Dawes
W. EB. Dettinger
Riverside
Bridgeport
Mudie
Saul
Palestine
Syria
Connecticut
Hrisgeport
Chopin
Tachaikowsky
Dentinger
New York
Muale
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Elizabeth George
Marguerite Scholz
Andrew Dobelstein
Margaret Jensen
Ruth Thompson
Miriam Kriegler
Helen Day
Gertrude Parmalee
Carrie Straight
Yetta Gurfein
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Eleanor Baranowsky
Catherine Brown
Grace Cockerill
Agatha Kenney
Underwood Typewriter Company
Booth & Bayliss Commercial School
Bane Grey
the Majestic
Polis Vaudev
Lester Gaynor
Christopher Eght
Stratford
Stratford American Legion
Sterling Memorial Hall
Wudge
F. A. Jones
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Sunday Post
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