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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
5
By Fay Stevenson a wedding rehearsal tale shows Marcella Lane and Bob Hanson confronting fears of marriage. Marcella confronts change as bridesmaids prep and the couple reassesses love, ceremony, and future life as they await the wedding tomorrow.
SYNOPSIS Marcella Lane aged 18 fresh from boarding school becomes engaged to Robert Hanson 25 a mercantile firm employee. Their future seems assured as they navigate lovers quarrels misunderstandings reconciliations and the joys of planning for the future. If you are engaged or soon to be engaged this serial is a must read.
A wife fears a mysterious figure near the Durkee property as the narrator probes hidden danger. He carries a silenced pistol, searches woodland shrubbery and a brook footbridge, and is confronted by Hugh Grantland's servant in a tense encounter.
In Paris hats are fitted and made to order, but American life favors ready to wear. Reports say the hat matched to the costume is well received, with enough fabric bought to fashion a hat. This trend includes faille and novelty silks and cashmere class woolens, with high front trimmings gaining popularity among refined wearers.
The annual report of Detectives William Luhn and William Mc Corkhill shows stolen property recovered valued at $52876 during 1924. They made 261 arrests, 94 for felonies, and followed up 520 communications.
Bernard Shaw drama Saint Joan starring Julia Arthur opens at the Grand Opera House for one week. The production features Edwin Mordant Philip Leigh Lynn Pratt Henry Travers and a strong company under Bertram C Whitney. A separate bill at Lyric Theater presents The Mine With the Iron Door starring Dorothy Mackaill Pat O Malley and Raymond Hatton in an adventure of a hidden gold mine.
Shubert Theater hosts Cosmo Hamilton's Parasite next week opening Sunday night. The drama centers on a young girl navigating loneliness and financial hardship amid high society. Supporting cast includes Theresa Maxwell Conover, Austin Fairman, Edward Fielding, Cecil Humphreys, Gypsy O'Brien, Franklyn Pangborn, Beatrice Swanson and others.
B F Keith's presents the Cansinos Elisa Eduardo Angel and Paco Spain's famed dancing family in Fantasia Espanola as the top feature starting next Sunday. Second feature showcases Lillian Leitzel with aerial maneuvers described as artistic and thrilling. Third headliner is Lillian Shaw, noted character actress. Boyd Senter with Jack Russell performs The Jazzologist Supreme. Charlie Wilson headlines as The Loose Nut. Glenn and Jenkins perform a railroad skit. Several other features complete the program.
The Stuart Walker Company brings Magnolia to Cincinnati for a Monday opening at the Cox Theater. The romantic comedy follows a Southern youth who spent much time in the North and resists Southern traditions upon returning to his plantation. Booth, Tarkington, and others authored the play with a colorful production noted in advance notices.
Palace Theater opens next week with Fritzi Brunette in Spring and the Moonlight a domestic comedy. Supporting: Robert Daly Harry Lyons Warren Ashe Crandall Brazilian Circus Billie and Eddie Gorman Salle Robles Bert and Mary Gardner Walter James Dorothy Doll Phelps Twins Jahrl George Charland and Landér Brothers lead burlesque at Olympic with Peek a Boo Sera Leon dances and more Empress hosts Lee Hickman leading Maids from Merry Christmas agitprop
Pola Negri stars in East of Suéz at the Capitol Theater opening Sunday. An adaptation of Somerset Maugham novel, the mystery tale follows a young woman returning from fifteen years in England as her fate is settled between two white men and a Chinaman. Supporting cast includes Edmund Lowe Rockliffe Fellowes Noah Beery Sojin Kamiyama and E H Calvert.
Rin-Tin-Tin the wonder dog leads the Strand Theater feature Find Your Man starting Sunday. The production uses no settings with scenes in Oregon wilds. June Marlowe stars, supported by Pat Hartigan and Ernc St. Clair. The plot follows a dog who follows his master to northern timber lands.
Alma Rubens stars as the female lead with Conrad Nagel and Wyndham Standing in principal supporting roles for the week starting Sunday. The John Lynch story follows a young girl from a small town who follows a youth to the city to attract him, detailing her adventures.
An unusual picture titled Inez From Hollywood opens a week at Walnut Theater Sunday. Based on Adela Rogers St Johns The Weirdest Woman in Hollywood it stars Anna Q Nilsson Lewis Stone and Mary Astor. The film promises new insights into life in the film colony with many shots of celebrites and studio work not shown before.
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company arrives for a performance at Emery Auditorium this evening as part of the Artist Series. Anna Fitzui, renowned for the title role, will star with Ulysses Lappas as Mario and Giulio Fregosi as Baron Scarpia in Puccini’s dramatic La Tosca.
The Exchange Club will hear a talk on Truth and Civilization by Poesia Jeas Kaplan at its noon meeting today at the Chamber of Commerce. Readings by Olive Vail of the Schuster Martin School of Elocution are planned, with music on the program.
Lambert A Cochran leads the list of twelve sub firemen who passed a recent Civil Service exam with an 87.12 average for promotion to regular city firemen. The report names top classmates Richard J Spelman Frank F Dermodzs John E Neurer Howard E Brown Timothy J Daley Louis F Schweitzer Clifford A Wuerth William Reincke Edward B Hurley Richard D Christian and William H Odgers with their scores and addresses.
Joseph Zaja was acquitted by a jury in Iron Mountain Michigan today of the October 8 poolroom murder charge of Mrs. Mary Garowich. The Associated Press reports the district attorney contends the state proved the fatal shooting beyond a reasonable doubt.
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