Roxy and His Gang Pioneered Radio Stage and Studio
The feature recalls Samuel Lionel Rothafel known as Roxy, a cash boy turned marine who rose to fame with Roxy and His Gang. It highlights his New York theater and broadcasting studio plans, with a 100 musician orchestra and 100 voice chorus to air from the stage.
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Canton
Capital Theater
New York
Roxy
Hire
WEAF
WJZ
Cash Boy
S. Nl
Rush
Roxy Theater
U. S. Marine
Book Saleeman
Barkeeper
Moving Pictures
Nickelodeon
New Troxy Theater
Horatio Alger
Samuel Lionel Rothafel
Stillwater
Minn
Samuel
J. B. Collins
Yourteenth St
U. S. Marines
China
Pennsylvania
Forest City
Barkeep
Soen
Hechting
Device sparks risk of oscillation in energy feedback systems
A distorted notice describes issues with a new device causing uncontrolled oscillation due to energy feedback in coil units. The article urges readers to study the device's workings and cautions about potential hazards for fans and technicians.
Radio set repair and tuning tips from an early guide
The article provides practical advice for maintaining vintage radios. It covers cleaning and aligning tube sockets and springs, avoiding improper tones, and securing connections. It also suggests methods for condenser plate care, coil winding adhesion, battery polarity tests, and creating a simple radio map for station tuning.
How Women Buy Radio Sets Says Canton Dealer
A Canton dealer explains that women buy by cabinet appearance and decor, preferring attractive sets that suit living rooms. He advises shopping with a reliable dealer, testing tone and reception, and noting advertising points, installation needs, and tuning ease. Women seek quality tone and clear reception and follow home menu and club activities broadcasts.
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Canton
Students Bully on First Film
The Paramount Picture School project Glorious Youth begins production with sixteen students and a staff crew led by Byron Morgan and Sam Wood. Guest performers Ralph Lewis Joseph Burke James Bradbury Sr. join lead roles. ensemble includes Charles Rogers Ivy Harris and others.
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New York
Paramount Picture School
Byron Morgan
Sam Wood
Ralph Lewis
Joseph Burke
James Bradbury
Charles Rogers
Ivy Harris
Iria Gray
Jack Luden
Greg Blackton
Jeanne Morgan
Theida Kenvin
Irving Hartley
Dorothy Nourse
Charles Brokaw
Walter Goss
Claud Vuehanan
Mona Palma
Josephine Sunn
Thelma Toda
Robert Andrews
Former janitor turned actor in late studio scenes
Years ago Scott Sidney sought a quick replacement for a single scene. Bill Gonder, a studio janitor, was pressed into service and delivered a satisfactory performance. He later became a specialist in on screen knights, with continuing work in Metropolitan projects as the janitor.
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Scott Sidney
Bill Gonder
Bill
Knights of the
Spnder
Metropolitan
Shielded Condenser Introduced as First of Its Kind
A shielded All American condenser has entered the market as the first of its kind. Unlike ordinary un shielded condensers, it minimizes air beltow dust and does not rely on body capacity. The experimental board mounts all components flat on a panelless board for quick circuit changes.
Rex the Black Stallion Leads Cast in The Deg Horse
Rex the black stallion headlines the film with The Deg Horse. Lady and The Killer return from his last picture and Yay ima Canutt, noted champion cowboy, leads the human players in this production.
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Rex
Lady and the Killer
Yayima Canutt
Aluminum Used As Practical Substitute For Wallpaper
Aluminum has emerged as a practical substitute for wallpaper in some homes. The metal sheet offers durability and easy cleaning, appealing to homeowners seeking low maintenance interiors.
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Masterpiece Receivers
World Over
Freshman
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Ford
Cial Price
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Sere
Wild Horse Stans
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
Atwater Kent
Pooley
Ross
THE
E & J Motor Supply CO
Cleveland Ave
Akron
Massillon
Alliance
New Philadelphia
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