Rural Lyceum bill features 48 acts in mixed revue
Dennis R. Smith presents a rural comedy skit The Count at the Lyceum starring Jack Wells Joe Walters and Davis in a revue era style with new settings and humorous acts. Morrell sings with a pleasing voice while Reeder Curtis Arm provide piano and chimes along with acrobatics and light juggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis R. Smithee
Lyceum
J. W Conrad
Jack Wells
Joe Walters
Davis
Miss Davis Oe
Tew
Morrell
Rand
Reeder
Curtis Arm
Ronald
Films and Stars Highlight Broadway Style Screen Week
A rundown of new films and performances features Betty Compson in The Garden of Weeds and Norma Shearer in Night as leading attractions. Paramount and Columbia pictures headline with scenes set on Broadway and in Times Square, while Kas Ranger stories promise dramatic action. Critics note Wild West spectacle plus courtship plots, with notable supporting turns by Bebo Daniels Ricardo Primine and Charles Ogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia E Entertainment
Enureday
Satura
Broadway
Times Square
New York
Cipala
Tom Mix Brings Dick Turpin to Mozart In Canton
Tom Mix stars as Dick Turpin in the William Fox feature at the Mozart theater. Kath leen Myers co stars as his leading lady while supporting players include Sid Jordan and a notable cast. The piece blends reverent eras with modern cinema and includes a table of other theater happenings in Canton such as Moonlight Ballroom events at Meyers Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Dick Turpin
England
the Mozart
Kathleen Myers
Ee Mozart
Texas Rangers
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Pennsylvania
Bow Street
London
York
William Fox
The
Mozart
Turpin
Sid Jordan
Sid
Moonlight
Meyers Lake
Canton
Ralph Norwood
Paul Biese
Victor Record
Biese
Victor
Tornado Lifts Germs Into Ohio Cities
Health Commissioner J M Higgins said the recent tornado in southern Tilinola carried millions of germs of throat and lung diseases into southeastern Ohio. He noted an uptick in illnesses in the region since the windstorm that struck Athens county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mar
J. M. Higgins
Tilinola
Ohio
Higgins
Athens County
Water board demands payment from school board in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville waterworks board orders the city school board to pay a 600 payment due at once or risk cutting water to school buildings. The school board claims water should be free for city owned plants.
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Nelsonville
City Waterworks Board
City
Proto
Ohio Man Retires After 63 Years With B&O Railroad
Russell W. Kyle of Union Ohio retires after nearly 63 years with the Baltimore and Ohio, the longest active service record in the line's history. He began as a trackman in 1862 and later became a pumper, remaining on duty until retirement age was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Russell W. Kyle
Union, Ohio
Newark
Baltimore and Ohio
Kyle
W. C. Cox
Pittsburgh
John Martin
Brunswick
Oain P. McCarty
C. W. Woolford
Veteran
No Hair Cuts and No Shaves Policy Considered
Columbus march 31 point out that indeterminate sentences cannot be exceeded when prisoners try to escape. Warden P E Thomas suggests no shave no hairs cuts for inmates caught planning or in the act. He notes long hair would humiliate offenders and aid identification, but fears the prison might resemble the House of David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Thomas
House of David
State to Stock Streams in Ohio Restock Plan Revealed
Ohio plans to plant millions of fish in lakes and streams next season as part of the fish and game division restocking program. The state fish car Buckeye is being overhauled with tanks and aeration and will travel to distribute mature breeding fish from Sandusky to towns statewide. In 1924 the car made 24 trips, reached 65 towns, logged 8000 miles, and sold nearly a quarter million fish. California expects a cotton crop worth 5 to 6 million dollars this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Fish and Game Division
Department of Agriculture
Charles V. Truax
Sandusky
Fleh
Arctic Radio Mission Aims To Send First Polar Voice
Don McMillan and Commander E F McDonald outline plans to broadcast from the Arctic this summer using a 20 meter short wave system aboard the Bowdoin. They expect to confirm or deny Viking settlement lore in Labrador and, if successful, transmit to a U S battleship off Australia. Frederic Schnell and John Reinartz aid efforts. schedules include multiple radio programs and station listings.
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Washington
Donald B. McMillans
Arctic
Polar
MacMillan
Labrador
Atlantic
United States
Australia
Globe
Bowdoin
E. F. McDonald
National Association of Broadcasters
Explorer
Les
John L. Reinartz
Reinarts
England
Reinartz
Ttme
Fred H. Schnell
Radio Relay League
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights March 31
Listings show multiple stations from New York Omaha Chicago and beyond with programs including opera La Traviata musical novelties, bedtime stories and police bulletins. Notable acts include Benj Rader's orchestra in St Louis and Meyer Davis orchestra in Central. Broadcasts run from 7:00 p m to 2:00 a m across Central Eastern and Pacific time zones.
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KGUN
Chicago
Skeezix
Drake Ensemble
Blackstone
Loulaville
Newstems
Kaneans City
Mooseheart
WLS
Senate Theater Review
Ford
Glenn
Darrell
Glenn's Cornhuskers
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Formica
la Salle Hotel Orchestra
Uw, of Chicago
Ass'n. of Commerce
Mark Oster Opera Club
WMC
Memphis
San Antonio
Omaha
WTAV
Oak Park
Tfl
CKAC
Montreat
Stein
Leonard
Red Jackets
KDKA
J. Pittsburgh
Brunswick
Pittsburgh Post
WAAAY
Newark
Flint Kid
Springfield
Masa
Hector
Frank Carle
Mike Naples
WAND
Pittsburgh
New York
Eveready
Goodrich Orchestra Wean
Cleveland
WEAF
Ain P. m. Vorat
Rockwell Terrace
Club Alabam Orchestra Wiy
C. Stewart Geiger
Ga. Minstral Boys
St. Cecilia Club
Wall St. Journal
Alt College
Washington
Prunsawick
Gertrude Hopkins
Meyer Davis Orchestra
Sport Rialto
Acert
New Wiles Orchestra
WUY
WGR
WFS
Omaha Police Dept
Essener
Los Angeles
KFAR
KPEKX
KOR
WAAW
WCAL
WEMC
Werd
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WOC
WHO
Wos
Eastern
CNRM
PWX
WAG
WBAV
WBRR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOR
WTA
KSD
St. Louis
Benj. Rader
KTGUS
Hot Springs
S74
Fisher
Meyer Davis
KYW
Uncle Bob
Port Worth
Wagner
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Patey
Ess
Rgentine
Vicente Blasco
Spain
Allan Dwan
Bebo Daniels
Ricardo Primine
Paramount _ pic
Rennie
Betty Compson
Custer
Texas Plains
Norma Shearer
Shearer
Irl
Rence
Miss Shearer
Molly
Eratery
Rampunt
Alhambra Theatre
Nero
Grand Theatre
Hilda Perle
America
Mildred Smallwood
Valada Snow
Elizabeth Welsh
May Fanning
Jegs
Ben Turpin
Josephine Baker
Charlotte Greenwood
Lew Payton
Jimmy Ferguson
Sissle
Blake
Windsor Theater
John Gilbert
Russell Kyle
Union
California
Keith
Dolly Davis
Big Keith Theater
Clark Morrell & Co
Bayle
Patsy
Wells-Walthers & Co
Reeder & Armstrong
Christo
Roland
Robert Mack
Malle
Stept
WDAP
Kansas City
School of the Air
M. Newman
WEAA
Dallas
Dallas Women's Forum
Palace Theater
Davenport
Sandman
Val
Mclaughlin
Hatavin
WQ1
Ralph Willama
WSAL
WEA
Minner
Albert Rappapert
Cartoon
Eagle Trio
Bank of America
Dok-Elsenbourg
Sinfoniana
Musicalo
Eveready Hour
Philadelphia
Gold Dust Twins
WOK Buffalo
Hallpryd
Mttai
Schenectady
Georgia Minstrel Boys
Meyer Davis le Paradise Rand
Stephen FP. Botsciatz
Teveland
New Y York
WWJ
Detroit
PAN West
UNES
Restaas Sa
Vora
KPT
Oakland
Salvation Army
Hastead
Hollywood
Ambasaad
Orpheum
Valentine
Zane Spi
Pathe News
Mix
ALL Canton
Moonlight Ballroom
Paul Biele
Victor Record Orchestra
Bob Custer
Larry Lemon
the Border Legion
Berlin
Weser
Detmo
Alhambra
Gao Tim
Neo
QUO
VADIS
Opera Grand Sous
Nixon
Merry Musicale
Chocolate Dandies
PERA
Mela
Ife
Adela Ayers
St.John
Alice D.g.miller
Louis B. Mayer
Ety Gildan
Cantons Pavorede Photoplay Theatre
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L Lasky
James Cruze
Bett’ompson
Garamount
Bebe Daniels
Ricardo Cortez
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