Music Box Revue Scores Hit at Grand Opera House
The Grand audience filled the house for the Irving Berlin Music Box Revue with praise for Baker and his instrument, the gaiety of the bits by Santley and Ward, and the dazzling ballets led by Dorothy Dilley. The review lauds the show as the best Music Box Revue seen in Cincinnati and highlights the ensemble, song numbers, and dance features.
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Irving Berlin Review
Cincinnati
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Billy Watson
Olympic
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Paul H. West
Columbia
Mile
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Clare Evans
Hayseed
Two-Gun Pete
Frank Mallahan
Oliver DeGrant
Murray Harris
Jasper Stroupe
Anna Propp
Dancing Humphreys and Mae at Palace Theater
Splendid dance and musical numbers headline Palace Theater features led by the Dancing Humphreys Morris and Mae with the Knights of Harmony on saxophones. Also showy acts from Donovan and Lee, Billy Gross, Laurie Ordway, Irene Fisher, and Joe McFarlane with Johnny Palace. Photoplay at Walnut stars Norma Talmadge in The Lady with a strong performance and period progression.
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Marie Lee
Miss Lee
Billy Gross
Billy
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Johnny Palace
Jed Dooley
Jed
Peters
Lebuff
George Arliss
Roland Colman
Edith Roberts
James F. Bechtel
Richard Barthelmess and Mary Hay in New Toys at Capitol
Richard Barthelmess and Mary Hay star in New Toys at Capitol Theater this week. The comedy follows a young couple with a baby as wife longs for her pre marriage life while hubbys former fiancé stirs trouble, then happiness returns.
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Richard Barthelmess and
Mary Hay
Richard Barthelmess
Capitol
Capitol Theater
Thundering Herd Returns for Second Week at Lyric
The Lyric will repeat The Thundering Herd for a second week after strong first showings. Jack Holt leads a solid cast with Lois Wilson Charles Ogle and Noah Beery delivering noted character work in this brisk western romance adaptation.
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Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Zane Grey
Charles Ogle
Strand
Clarence Budington Kelland
Raymond Hatton
Raymond McKee
Recoil at the Family Theatre takes readers abroad
A Paris Deauville Monte Carlo adventure based on Rex Beach draws Betty Blythe Mahlon Hamilton and Clive Brook. An American heir travels the world with a friend, falls for a beautiful American, and faces a whirlwind romance that ends in separation with another man. Views of Monte Carlo casino shown with official permission.
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Clive Brook
Royal hobos enter race for Cincinnati council seat
Jeff Davis known as King of hoboes announces candidacy under the new charter. He proposes a tax on luxuries to fund summer vacations for children and placing bathtubs in tenement apartments. Davis argues the program embodies good government and vows strong petition support.
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Marion Abbott
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Frank Burbeck
Lucille Hasting
J. Warren Lyons
Frank Charlton
Albert E. Thompson
Jeff Davis
Cincinnati
Davis
Christopher Columbus
Mike. Mullen
Borglum Says Artist Rights Justify Actions In Jail Fight
Gut zon Borglum, fired sculptor of the Stone Mountain Memorial, declares he will rot in jail rather than compromise over ownership of his creations. He arrives in New York, faces Greensboro charges, and vows to continue legal and fundraising battles with support from wealthy backers while pursuing a global lecture and tour plan.
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Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Greensboro
N. C
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Atlanta
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E. Y. Clark
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Stone Mountain Memorial
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Ashing- Foen
Mnarie
Fosdick Ends New York Pulpit Tenure Amid Farewell
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, longtime preacher at First Presbyterian Church New York, bids farewell to a crowd of about 2000 after declaring he would not conform to Presbyterian orthodoxy. He defended his views on religion and economics and indicated he would not return to the pulpit.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
State helps sought for child injured in store
Mrs. D A French of Willoughby on the Lake claims compensation under the workmen s compensation law for injuries to herself and her child after a child fell from a revolving stool at the Boston Chain Store in Cleveland on January 23. The department notes the law covers workers injured on the job only.
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Columbus, CO
D. A. French
Willoughby-on-the- Lake
Lake County
Boston
Cleveland
Frenchman Confesses to 1919 American Killing in Orleans
Louis Lafaure a canal boat deck hand, arrested on murder charges, confessed to killing American Sergeant Harvey Geary near Beauvoir camp on July 16, 1919. Geary’s body was found in a canal by American soldiers. Lafaure says he used a pitchfork. he denies stealing 1,500 francs, claiming coolies committed the robbery.
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France
Louis Lafaure
Harvey Geary
Beauvoir
Geary
Lafaure
Return to gold marked in 1924 says AQARD report
Washington March 1 The Federal Reserve Board sees 1924 as marked progress toward re establishing the international gold standard. The board notes increased European confidence currency parity return and easier foreign borrowings aiding dollar credits and gold. It cites growth in American investment abroad and a surge in foreign loans, with Europe financing farm exports through dollar credit and loans.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Europe
Mary Kelly 43 Dies After Brief Illness at Riverside
Mrs Mary Kelly aged 43 of 3360 Hillside avenue Riverside widow of William Kelly a clerk in the circulation department of The Commercial Tribune died at her home yesterday after a brief illness of appendicitis The couple married after a romance that began in The Commercial Tribune offices Requiem high mass will be at St Vincent de Paul Church Riverside Thursday at 9 am Rev William P O Connor pastor will celebrate Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery Price Hill
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Hillside Avenue
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VasSar College Announces Administrative Appointments
Poughkeepsie New York March 1 The Board of Trustees of Vas sar College announces appoint ments to fill vacancies from the retirement of Comptroller George W Polk and the resignation of Louis P Gillespie Business manager Keene Richards of Detroit and engineer with Chicago Park Commission is named as business manager Paul C Cassat is appointed Comptroller He formerly served as treasurer of Shantung Christian University in Taiwan China
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N. Y
Vassar College
George W. Polk
Louis P. Gillespie
Paul C. Cassat
Shantung Christian University
Taiwan
China
Keene Richards
Detroit
Park Commission of Chicago
Wood's Debts All Paid and Casino Player Satisfied
La Depeche reports from Biarritz that all debts left by Osborne C. Wood have been paid including a 35,000 franc note cashed for Wood by the Casino areas. The proprietor allegedly lodged a complaint when the bank refused to honor the draft and has since withdrawn the complaint.
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France
la Depeche Today
Biarritz
Osborne C. Wood
Wood
Fire destroys beef house in Chicago
Fire swept Morris & Co beef house in Chicago on March 1 causing an estimated 200000 dollars in damage. The three story building half a block long was saved from further spread by fifty engine companies.
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Chicago
Morris & Co
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