Real Music Starred Cast in New Palace Picture
GE and Screen presents wedheaded Girls We Play Real Music featuring Bill Clara Bow Rudolph Valentino Ken Maynard and Bessie Love in a new Palace Picture now showing.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
4
GE and Screen presents wedheaded Girls We Play Real Music featuring Bill Clara Bow Rudolph Valentino Ken Maynard and Bessie Love in a new Palace Picture now showing.
Dennis K Smoth reviews the week’s cinema offerings with notes on performances by Valentino, Walter McNally, Ruby Wynn, and Ken Maynard. The piece covers "Ritay" featuring Alice Terry, "Going Crooked" with Mozart and Dorothy Devore, and a bustling bill of vaudeville and musical acts across multiple theaters.
The Land O Dance venue announces the arrival of a renowned radio orchestra, bringing nine nights of dance music starting Thursday. Promoters boast great crowds and state the ensemble has set a new standard in dance melody, with engagements copied nationwide.
A scrambled FCC era broadcast log notes WES Cleveland and KDKA airings, with Cave serra Alusticana on Nations Grand Opera and Roxy Gang at 6 30 over blue network from W4z. Summer time plans include Vine with a Mearthaide program and Army band breadcoat announcement. Geathis Minstrels return to air after years away via WRAT and WOT Schenectady.
Clara Bow delivers a vigorous performance in Rough House at the Strand. She showcases ample talent with flair and humor, though some moments risk unmaidenly display.
Ohio ends its fiscal year in June with limited funds for state departments. J Z Tracy, auditor, warns that few unexpended appropriations remain as the current month closes, signaling a nearly exhausted budget across agencies.
Washington reports that many World War veterans have not pursued government offered war insurance with lower premiums than private firms. Only about 15 percent of postwar veterans have secured permanent policies, while 886,000 policies cover $2.784 billion in face value. The Veterans Bureau faces calls for evidence of service-connected claims and warns that the opportunity to convert term policies or reinstate under liberal provisions ends July 2.
Fragmentary report notes a charity fund totaling 4248,000,000 and scheduled payments over a period of years. Mentions an individual named Angelo and a Monday charge related to a fight.
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