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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1925

Page

3

Weber's Band Dominates Zoo Jubilee Season

John G. Weber and his fifty piece orchestra attract standing room crowds at the Zoo as the Gold en Jubilee continues. Soloists Katherine Hoch Howard Hafford and August H Schaefer perform with popular appeal. A free fireworks display follows the ice show in celebration.

John G. Weber Zoo Weber Katherine Hoch Soprafio Howard Hafford August H. Schaefer The Charles McClure Cartier and Zanou

Minstrel Memories headline act tops vaudeville bill

Palace audiences applauded Happy Golden and seven performers in Minstrel Memories a traditional skit with end men interlocutor comedy songs and dances. Stutz and Bingham Kola and Sylvia and Edward Marshall plus Ann Clifton contribute acts while Barbara LaMarr leads The White Monkey screen feature at Walnut Theater The Half Way Girl gains a punch through a spectacular sea explosion scene.

Palace Happy Golden Golden Jimmie Wall Edward Cc. Clifford Golden On Down Stutz Bingham Kola Sylvia Edward Marshall Ann Clifton Miss Clifton Emery Jutta Valey and Company Barbara LaMarr Walnut Theater Orient Singapore Chester Park Harry Niemeyer Vera Spriggs and Company Nimz Rubin Bob Marshall McWinters Fox Vera Spriggs

The Re creation of Brian Kent at Lyric Theater

A Harold Bell Wright adaptation follows a writer hopeful menaced by an extravagant wife. After stealing to support her, he is aided by a poor girl whose faith rekindles his self belief and leads to a final reconciliation. Kenneth Harlan Helene Chadwick lead a capable cast.

Brian Kent Lyric Harold Bell Wright Lyric Theater Kenneth Harlan Helene Chadwick Zasu Pitts Rosemary Theby Roy Burns Ralph Lewis Tom Mix Family Zane Grey Family Theater Tom Grey Mix Tony Mabel Ballin Harold Goodwin Marian Nixon Scene Oland Beatrice Burnam

Shore Leave at Capitol Opens with Star Power

The Capitol shows Shore Leave with Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Mackail. a lively comedy of a New England harbor, a ship salvage, and a romance as Bilge Smith pursues love against wealth and social expectations. Also reviews The Half Way Girl at Walnut and A Broadway Butterfly at Strand with Harold Lloyd comedy Never Weaken.

Capitol Capitol Theater Richard Barthelmess Dorothy Mackail David Belasco Frances Starr James Rennie Bilge Smith New England Bilge X. Smith Connie Bilge Mr. Barthelmess Miss Mackail Strand Theater Harold Lloyd Strand Lloyd Sally New York Charyphee Toot Sweety Dorothy Devore Cullen Landis Louise Fazenda Willard Louis

The Cyclone Rider at B F Keiths Theater

Lincoln Carter writes the new melodrama The Cyclone Rider starring Reed Howes Charles Conklin Evelyn Brent and Alma Bennett The action filled story centers on a young race car driver who loves a girl as her father disapproves but the hero proves worthy through a string of exciting adventures.

Lincoln Carter B. F. Keith’s Lincoln J. Carter B. F. Kegith Carter Reed Howes Charles Conklin Evelyn Brent Alma Bennett

Crowds Celebrate Big Day at Up the River Resort

Crowds thronged the Coney Island waterfront for a record summer day. The natatorium and sand beach drew large crowds from morning until curfew, with canoeists on Lake Como and busy rides along the Mall. More than 8,000 automobiles were checked at the entrances Sunday.

Coney Island Tanbark Coney’s Lake Como

Capper Hopes U S Entry Into World Court

Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas arrived from The Hague and said the outlook favored U S entry into the World Court. He expected Senate action around December 17 and planned stops in Vienna and Geneva to study the League of Nations organization.

Capper U. S Associated Press Berlin Arthur Capper Kansas Hague United States Senate Vienna Geneva League of Nations Organization

Mayan Imported in Quest of Lore

A lone Mayan Indian visitor to New Orleans from Chiapas, Mexico, speaks only Mayan and Spanish as Tulane University researchers aim to record his lore. Franz Blom and Oliver Lafarge plan weeks of field interviews to uncover Mayan ceremonial practices and data from buried cities and monuments.

New Orleans United States Algiers Mississippi River Tulane University Chiapas Mexico Franz Blom Oliver Lafarge Tulane Prof. Blom Ref. Lafarge Blom Lefarge Tata Lazaro Hernandez

President Coolidge weighs ambassador choice in Boston talks

President Coolidge nears the end of a New England stay as he plans further conference with government heads this week to decide on a new ambassador candidate.

Swampscott Mass New England Coolidge

President weighs labor calm and Japan envoy choice

President Coolidge stays in touch with national affairs as he considers a successor to the late Edgar Bancroft as ambassador to Japan. He spends time at Plymouth Vermont with his father and clears routine work, while labor talks in the anthracite fields unfold without his direct intervention before September 1. George Harvey, former ambassador to England, visits White Court. Mrs Coolidge attends church services with Rev. Theodore M. Shipherd preaching.

Edgar Bancroft Japan Washington Plymouth George Harvey Englad White Court

Peacemaker Shot Dead in Cleveland Quarrel

George Humphrey was shot and killed in Cleveland today while trying to intervene in a quarrel between a man and a woman. Police are pursuing the assailant who is known to them.

Cleveland George Humphrey

Drowning of Child Baffles Officials in Findlay

Public inquest set for tomorrow to determine how five year old Raymond Yazell died after his body was recovered from the city water storage reservoir. Doctors found no water in stomach or lungs, no injury or foul play evident, sending specimens to Ohio State University College of Medicine for analysis.

Findlay Raymond Yazell College of Medicine Ohio State University

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