Metropolitan Theatre Opens Seasonal Double Bill Feature
The Metropolitan presents Horace Heidt and his Californians on stage and Ruth Chatterton in The Magnificent Lie on screen, based on Laurels and the Lady. Cast includes Stuart Erwin, Sam Hardy, Francoise Rosay, Charles Boyer. The Met Grand Orchestra performs An Operatic Bouquet and Arthur Geissler conducts.
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Ruth Chatterton
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Charles Boyer
Metropolitan Grand Orchestra
Arthur Geissler
Arthur Martel
City politics mix and match in unwieldy Cambridge scene
May be President O'Connor and Councillor Delaney run rival campaigns while the City Council quarrels. The new Rindge School is coming in units not digits. Officials discuss stone, fuel, concerts, golf and staffing as local figures gossip about re election and impending tax rate.
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Peck
Sears, Roebuck Company
Cambridge Mayor and Mahoney Row Over Library Trustees
Ed criticizes Mayor Russell for trying to appoint Mahoney to the Board of Library Trustees with seven votes, calling the City Solicitor's opinion illegal. He argues the charter requires eight affirmative votes and contests potential recall, praising patient citizen oversight while noting the mayor's tendency toward "Russell policy."
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Board of
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Board of Library Trustees
School Committee in bitter fight with city council
The writer accuses the School Committee of closely opposing Mayor Russell, aligning with the council in a harsh bid against sound city government. He likens Russell to Grover Cleveland and Hoover, noting distrust of politicians and urging voters to oppose those who deceive constituents.
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Opening Week Presents Four Outstanding Pictures at Central Theatre
August lineup features Daddy Long Legs with Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter, Never the Twain Shall Meet from Peter B Kyne, Transgression with Kay Francis Ricardo Cortez and Paul Cavanaugh, and I Take This Woman starring Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard in a city tale packed with action.
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Warner Baxter
Daddy
Una Merkel
Peter EB. Kyne
South Seas
Sterling
Kay Francis
Ricardo Cortez
Paul Cavanaugh
Gary Cooper
Carole Lombard
Apples in the Diet Support Daily Nutritional Inclusion
The bureau of home economics of the United States Department of Agriculture recommends apples as a valuable diet addition. Both raw and cooked apples supply vitamins minerals fruit sugar and cellulose, with raw apples providing more vitamins.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Births and Deaths Estimate by Prof East
Harvard University professor E M M East estimates about 150000 births and 10000 deaths daily worldwide based on countries with official census data though no exact global statistics exist.
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Harvard University
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Spider Visitors Clean Insect Pests in Homes
Spiders are carnivorous predators found where insects thrive and enter houses to hunt pests. They do not arise from dirt or heat but seek insect prey, helping reduce pests by consuming them inside buildings.
Vaudeville Acts and Screen Comedy Highlight Week
Dorothy Stone daughter of Fred Stone makes her vaudeville debut assisted by Charles Collins. Also appearing are Max Zidas Tom Currier Hum and Strum duo Otto Besser and others. The Reckless Hour with Dorothy Mackaill screens featuring Margaret Nichols. Supporting cast includes Conrad Nagel Joan Blondell and Walter Byron.
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Richard MacAllese
May Usher
Comedienne
Keeping the Face Clean Labor Includes Lifting Dirt
A feature notes that maintaining facial cleanliness involves about a pound of dirt removed per person each year, illustrating daily hygiene work. The piece from Woman's Home Companion emphasizes the effort behind clean faces.
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