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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
18
Bridgeport records a cold spell with a high near 73 degrees, low about 10 above, freezing radiators and ice forming on streams. Thermometer fell to 20 at 5 AM and rose to 43 by afternoon, then dropped to 24 by evening, with no machinery or race records reported. previous low was 17 on November 29.
After John Tiyas of 98 Courtland street reported a robbery of 13 dollars at 81 Whiting Lane yesterday afternoon, Patrolmen N F Keane and Alexander Coughtin raided a house. They arrested Nicholas Anderson and his wife Julia for maintaining a disorderly house, along with Annie Mallenback of 31 Whiting Lane for keeping a disorderly house. All held in default of bonds.
SUFITHLD Nov 29 AP Henry B Richinona eighty five one of the oldest saddlers and harness makers in the country died here today after more than seventy years at his trade He had been ill two weeks During the Civil War Richmond worked at the United States arsenal in Washington and was personally acquainted with President Lincoln
Alderman William H Baird of the Twelfth district denied voting for Aerman Howard F Pryant and genter president during the recent election. He stated he had voted for Juin J Farmer, also of the Twelfth district, instead.
Laughing snow and vaudeville chatter highlight a lively amusements section. Owe Mee Giveney presents a Dickens spoof style revue with Florence and six performers delivering song and dance numbers amid other acts including a two person quick farce duo.
A restless womanhood drama led by Mae Busch Lew Cody and Theodore Kegloff headlines the show at Polla Vaudewite theatre. The program blends humor with pathos, featuring The Iron Horse reference and Pathe News. The premiere highlights Drillian trust cast and a shift from typical stage plots, promising engaging performances and a two and a half hour program with additional features at the Majestic.
A readably garbled note describes an upcoming Majestic Theatre event featuring a famed star, with references to Terbers and Connell suggesting a show at a prominent venue. Details are unclear but imply a stage performance and attraction.
The piece reviews the screen transfer of Kathleen Sorry’s story with a strong cast including Pauline and Rose of the World at the Cimera Theatre. It notes lively performances by Brunels and Dunbar plus an equity ensemble and praises Dorothy L. Dante Rose’s screen adaptation and Julien Josephson’s scene writing for Warner News Weekly.
Dr Roy Chapman Andrews returns to New York from his Third Asiatic Expedition under the American Museum of Natural History. He credits the Dodge Brothers Motor Cars for the expedition’s success, noting the Gobi Desert is now traversed by motor cars and that 60 to 70 Dodges venture deep into the interior. He praises the Dodge as the only car able to endure the desert roadless conditions and states over 90 percent of Dodge cars built in eleven years remain in service.
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