Goose Hangs High staged by Walker Co at Cox Theatre
Albert E. Thompson reviews The Goose Hangs High by Lewis Beach, staged this week by Stuart Walker Company at Cox Theater. A warm comic family drama set during a midwinter Christmas, portraying a devoted household facing job loss with humor and resilience. The cast includes Teresa Dale, George Alison, O le Larimore, Marjorie MacLucas, Ruth Hammond, Donald MacDonald, Aldrich Bowker, Boyd Agin, Eugenia Curts, Lenore Sorsby, Rikel Kent, Elizabeth Taylor, and Charles Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Beach
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Beach
Ingals
Teresa Dale
George Alison
O le Larimore
Marjorie MacLucas
Ruth
Hammond
Donald MacDonald
Aldrich Bowker
Boyd Agin
Eugenia Curts
Lenore Sorsby
Rikel Kent
Elizabeth Taylor
Charles Lyons
Albert E. Thompson
School Board Faces $100000 Waste Claim At Meeting
James G Fisk, a board member, accused the Board of Education of spending $100000 unnecessarily on building repairs over the past year. He cited Madisonville playground bids and Hartwell School plastering costs as examples and sought substantiation or withdrawal of the claim. The Board moved to require Fisk to substantiate or retract and discussed contract safeguards with the City Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
James G. Fisk
Fisk
Fiske
Mr. Ach
Frank B. Dyer
Dyer
Ach
William J. Schrader
Charles W. Handman
Hanna E. Workum
Clinton Spring
Washington Avenues
Theodore Workum
Avondale
Avondale School
Civic Club of
Mt. Washington
Mt Washington School Expansion Talk Stirs District
A Mt Washington delegation urged building a new school in Mt Washington. Mr Aci noted records show fewer pupils than last year. He suggested annexing Salem School to Mt Washington could prompt further action if the committee succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington
Mothers’ Club
Aci
Salem
Driver of Car Arrested After Reckless Broadway Run
Two women alerted Sergeant Charles Fricke to an automobile speeding north on Broadway. He chased the car to Fifth and Broadway and arrested L. C. Moore 35 of Cynthiana Kentucky on charges of reckless driving.
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Broadway
L. C. Moore
Cynthiana
Charles Fricke
Fricke
Fifth Street
Fire damages Lowther Castle with cotton and grain loss
Fire aboard the British steamer Lowther Castle at Havre destroyed about two thousand tons of cotton lumber and grain and damaged the ship. The vessel had sailed from Houston May 12 via Norfolk for Havre Antwerp and Ghent.
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Havre
France
Lowther Castle
Houston
Norfolk
Antwerp
Ghent
Mickey McGuire and the gray days before a baby's arrival
Evelyn and Lowell face unemployment and financial strain as they await the birth of their child. The story traces their gloomy mood, reliance on Evelyn's baby wardrobe, and the couple's decision to spend freely from their nest egg while Lowell searches for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Lowell
Cincinnati Man Fined for Speeding in Milford Village
Erhardt Tauber of Cincinnati was fined $50 and costs by Milford Mayor H. H. Hill after driving a truck at about thirty miles an hour on Main Street. Marshal J. L. Pierson captured him. Tauber promised no repetition and $25 of the fine was suspended by Joe Hill.
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Cincinnatian
Milford
Erhardt Tauber
Cincinnati
H. H. Hill
Tauber
Main Street
J. L. Pierson
Joe Hill
Lace Trimmed Frocks Show Delicate Summer Formality
In fashion writing from 1925 Eleanor Gunn notes lace upgrades formality of summer clothes, with Irish Point Venise and dyed laces common. She describes gowns with bell skirts, taffeta outfits, jabots and convertible collars, and hints at turtle necks for cooler weather.
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Fairchild
Pomerene and Roberts Prepare Fast Appeal on Teapot Dome
Washington officials Pomerene and Roberts returned to the capital and began a conference over the Kennedy ruling in Cheyenne that upheld Harry F. Sinclair's Teapot Dome lease. They said the appeal would be pressed as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Kennedy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Pomerene
Radio Programs For Today On Local Stations
Local listings show WERRE and WLW Cincinnati with concerts, solos, and entertainers in evening slots. WSAI offers chimes concert and studio program. Silent night noted. central and eastern stations list concerts, orchestra, and dance music through night.
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WLW
Cincinnati
WSAI
Rio
Entertainment
Bright Spots Radio Schedule Highlights
Tonight at 7 P M WEAF New York carries a Bishop Wilson talk with stations WEEI WFI WCAE WGR WWJ. Montreal’s CKAC features the Canadian Pacific Steamship Orchestra at 7 30 P M Montreal time. 7 45 P M WIP Philadelphia airs ocean surf sounds. 9 P M WEAF New York presents the opera Il Trovatore with the same coordinating stations.
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WEAF
New York
Bishop Wilson
WEEI
WFI
WCAE
WGR
WWJ
CKAC
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Steamship Orchestra
WIP
Philadelphia
Atlantic Ocean
Opera
Il Trovatore
Dinner concert and late-night entertainment schedule
At 7 PM a one hour vocal dinner concert begins followed by three hours of entertainers from 10 PM and then further entertainment at 1 AM for this Chicago station schedule.
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WQJ
Chicago
Chicago radio schedule details evening programs
The lineup lists a 6 30 organ contralto and orchestra, 7 45 lullaby time, 8 45 opera Mikado first act, 9 Anthony Wons in Hamlet, 9 R F D program, 10 string music and vocal trio, 11 20 Frolic Minstrels, and a 12 midnight revue on WLS Chicago on this date.
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WLS
Chicago
Anthony Wons
Evening programs at WMAQ Chicago schedule
At WMAQ Chicago the 6 P.M. organ program leads into a 6 P.M. orchestra showcase. An 8:30 P.M. literary talk follows the main orchestra act. A 9:15 P.M. mixed quartet closes the evening with a final performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Radio Schedule for WMBB and WHT Chicago
WMBB Chicago offers a 250 meter schedule with a 7 PM semi classical program of one and a half hours followed by an 8 PM popular program of two hours. WHT Chicago airs a 400 meter schedule with a 5 PM classical program of one and a quarter hours and an 11 30 PM musical program of two and a half hours.
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WMBB
Chicago
WHT
Evening Radio Schedule Details for KYW Chicago
Broadcast lineup lists bedtime stories at 6 35 P M followed by a concert at 7 P M and farm speeches at 7 30 P M A musical program appears at 8 P M with an Evening at Home feature at 144 hour marked as a program slot
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KYW
Chicago
Radio listings and program blocks for Chicago Louisville Milwaukee
A compact set of radio station bulletins shows schedule blocks for WBCN WHAS WGN and WHAD. Programs include juvenile periods popular programs concerts talks classical hours and ensemble lineups with times ranging from early evening to night.
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WBCN
Chicago
Evening Programs at Hiding and GPA
At 7 P.M. a musical program will be presented followed by a varied program at 9 P.M. The schedule outlines two consecutive events on the same night.
Eastern Stations KDKA Broadcast Schedule
KDKA East Pittsburgh lists 309.1 meters with 38 P.M. baseball scores shown every half hour followed by two concerts at 8 45 P.M. and 10 80 P.M. plans.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Evening Radio Schedule Details at WCAE Pittsburgh
The listing shows WCAE Pittsburgh schedule with 461.3 meters relay or channel, dinner concert at 5 30 P M, children's program at 6 30 P M and WEAF program starting 7 P M running eight hours.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEAF
Recital and Programs at WCAU Philadelphia
WCAU Philadelphia lists a 6 30 P M recital lasting one hour followed by Why Women Hate Dishwashing at 8 P M and an orchestra at 9 30 P M the 278 meter broadcast schedule.
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WCAU
Philadelphia
Trio to perform wear Cleveland concert at 7 PM
A music program labeled Wear Cleveland is set for 7 PM featuring a trio. The event runs about four hours with performances likely including multiple pieces and styles.
Radio Listings Feature Philadelphia and New York Programs
WBGE and WEAF present varied evening lineups with orchestral and piano performances. WGBS in New York lists children's programs, radio course, dance instructions, talk, and a two and a half hour musical program ending at 8 30.
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WGBS
New York
Philip Horn
Radio Schedule Details for WGR and WGY Stations
The listing shows WGR Buffalo on 319 meters with a three hour WEAF program starting at 7 PM. WGY Schenectady on 79.5 meters features a dinner program at 6:30, talk at 6:35, an 7:10 program with orchestra and soprano, 7:10 PM violinist reader and pianist at 10 PM travelogue and a 9 PM tae segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hass
Adam Carroll
Rose
Luther B. Wilson
Dance Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo
WEAF
WGY
Schenectady
Evening Radio Schedule Notes for WHK Cleveland and WHN New York
WHK Cleveland lists a 273 meter schedule with tea concert at 4 PM, dinner music at 6 30 PM, and a 8 PM musical program. WHN New York 361 2 meter airs 5 30 PM trio vocal 6 30 PM health talks soloists a varied 9 PM program talks for 2 3 4 hours and 10 PM orchestra 11 PM revue.
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Cleveland
WHN
New York
Philharmonic concert and broadcasts at 7 PM and later
Radio schedules list Philharmonic orchestra at 7 PM with a 46 minute surf song after. a 9 PM movie broadcast follows a 10:30 PM dance orchestra. Other stations show talks, ensembles, and musical programs including Walter Preston and A. Duques clarinet along with baseball scores and varied talks.
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WIP
Philadelphia
Philharmonic Orchestra
the Surf
Dance Orchestra
WJIZ
New York
wWall Street Review
A. Duques
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Clothing Tips Request
Readers of The Commercial Tribune may request clothing advice by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Eleanor Gunn, the paper's fashion editor, at The Commercial Tribune.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Packet Boat Named by Wife of Commander
The Chris Greene, Greene Line Steamboat Companys latest packet, was named by Mrs. Christian Greene wife of the boat’s captain at the companys wharf foot of Sycamore Street. The vessel will operate between Cincinnati and Charleston West Virginia with a 100 passenger capacity and began its maiden trip at six oclock last night after a test run last week.
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Chris Greene
Greene Line Steamboat Company
Christian Greene
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Charleston
W. Va
Ex-Cincinnatian to Wed New York Girl June 27
Invitations from Mr and Mrs Henry Charles Durand of 780 West End Avenue New York City announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Marion Taylor Durand to Alfred Truman Moore on June 27 at the Ambassador Hotel New York. Moore a former Cincinnatian is the son of the late Bishop David Moore and has served as financial editor of the Cincinnati Post and for fifteen years as manager of a Wall Street financial bureau.
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Cincinnati
Henry Charles Durand
West End Avenue
New York City
Marion Taylor Durand
Alfred Truman Moore
Ambassador Hotel
New York
Moore
Pattern for stylish dress with godets and puff sleeves
Advertises a fashion pattern from Commercial Tribune No 5151 offering six sizes 34 to 44 bust. Describes fabrics such as faille crepe satin or brocade, contrasting godets, and sleeve puffs. Details yardage for a 38 inch size and mailing cost of 10 cents for pattern delivery.
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Werk’s
Here Comes the Bride
Evelyn Roberts prepares for marriage to Lowell Randall and faces nerves at the church. He lands a new job with doubled salary bringing renewed hope for their future as mothers approach and plans for the hospital and home unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Roberts
Lowell Randall
Evelyn
City to vote on two ordinances including traffic signals
City Council considers a traffic signal contract for 246 signals at 63 downtown intersections with work to begin by August and target operation by October. A second ordinance for motor bus and taxicab regulation faces public hearings after council objections push for a separate bus license committee and tighter taxi rules.
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Fourth and Ninth Streets
Broadway
Central Avenue
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
Rose
Frank Duttenhofer
Street Railroad Committee
Confessional Bargain Over Tiny Envelope Key to Mystery
A wife guards a small envelope believed to unlock the mystery of her husband’s half brother. She plans a staged meeting at 2 pm next day for verification by a family physician while the brother mocks the process and contemplates telling his own brother. The scene centers on identity, trust, and looming decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Lee Chow
Stephen Graham
Kidder
Dicky
Ser., Inc
Two Fined in Cheviot for Disorderly Conduct
Fred Bundy aged 30 and Leslie Burnside aged 27, both of 1017 Baymiller Street, were fined $20 and costs each after arraignment before Mayor Hay in Cheviot. Bundy faced speeding and disorderly conduct charges while Burnside faced disorderly conduct. Motorcycle Officer Smith said the men tried to flee when arrested Sunday night.
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Cheviot
Fred Bundy
Leslie Burnside
Baymiller Street
Hay
Bundy
Burnside
Smith
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Walker Company
Ak Ghargl
Associated Press
Mickey
McGuire
By Fontaine Fox
Aunt Sophrony Winkle
Davis Twins
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Werre NATO
Akenen
KOB
KFNF
WCAL
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WSUI
WOI
KFUO
CNRM
Pax
WAHG
WBAYV
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOR
WTAM
WOO
WEBH
Louisville
WGN
WHAD
Milwaukee
WEAR
WJIY
Animal Home Buiders
Walter Preston
Barytone
Mtg
York
Cincinnati, C
Pattern
Fay Stevenson
Honeybunch
Corker
By Press Publishing Co
Ieee
Council
the Neptune Sales Company
West Fourth St. Main
Werk
West Seventh Street
Werk Company
Tanga
Hubig
Stanley
Stanley Optical CO
Seventh St
Race
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