Confession Unveils Hugh Grantland Widow and Missing Funds
Adele Garrison narration reveals Lillian accusing a secretary, Fanny Powell, of aiding Hugh Grantland’s private wealth misdirections. The discussion ties a vanished Grantland to embezzled funds from minors’ trusts, suggesting a premeditated disappearance and unclear public fallout.
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Chow
Lillian
Hugh
Army Service
Lee Chow
Miss
Fanny Powell
Mr. Coincidence
Feat. Ser., Inc
The Only Man by Fay Stevenson
Viola Carrington faces a breakup with Jim Brown as he abandons work and family hopes. Two suitors Wilfred Peters and Van Dyke Bouton press their claim while Viola weighs loyalty to Jim against a future with Bouton or Peters. A telegram arrives promising a new clue to Jim.
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Viola Carrington
Jim Brown
Viola
Jim
Haberdasher
Fifth Avenue
Wilfred Peters
Margery Dickson
Anl
Peters
Margery
van Dyke Bouton
Bouton
Cupid
Press Publishing Co
For Home School Office Travel. Four rawa af Leva.
Inquire about wees for boys and girls. Remington Typewriter Co. 18 W Seventh St. Canal 5369.
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Remington Typewriter CO
Seventh St
Things to Know Before Baby Comes Directions for using Mother’s Friend
An advertisement from Bradfield Regulator Co. promotes a free booklet on baby care. It notes that directions for using Mothers Friend come with each bottle and that the product is sold by all drug stores. The item is presented in plain English and mentions Atlanta Georgia.
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Lillian
Hugh Grantland
Lee Chow
Fanny Powell
Hugh
Sharer
Lee
Bradfield Regulator Co
Derm
F-6
Atlanta
Japan
Commercial Tribune Patterns for Infants Garments No 5031
Up-to-date pattern set for infants garments including a yoke dress nightgown sack and cap. Details list acceptable fabrics and yardage for each piece with one size cut and price 10 cents for mail order.
Up-to-Date Spring and Summer 1325 Book of Fashions
Readers are urged to send 12 cents in silver or stamps to obtain the latest Spring and Summer 1325 fashion booklet. The notice highlights current styles with potential patterns and fabric suggestions for women seeking updated wardrobes this season.
Flowers Trim the Spring Hat by Eleanor Gunn
A Paris fashion note surveys imported French hats highlighting rounder crowns and new tucks creases and plaitings. Styles emphasize head silhouette with small brimmed models and mixed crown designs plus boutonniere accents matching lapels. Carnations in pink to orchid hues appear as subtle hat and coat boutonnières.
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le Monnier
Paris
Milan
Fairchild
One-Dish Dinners Popular for Labor-Saving Meals
A 1926 health and cooking feature promotes economical one-dish dinners for households. It outlines Chicken en Casserole, Lamb Potpie, and Veal and Ham Pie with step by step prep, ingredients, and cooking times. The piece includes health Q&A notes on diet and fitness.
Lions urged to make municipal politics a hobby
Henry Bentley told Cincinnati Lions Club members at the Chamber of Commerce to adopt municipal government as an avocation. He urged staying informed about elected officials and encouraging good men to run for Council, noting the City Charter Committee aims to stimulate wider public involvement without pledges.
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Lions Club
Henry Bentley
Chamber of Commerce
Bentley
Cincinnati
City Charter Committee
Bazaar and show at Kirby Road Public School hall
A bazaar and show under Kirby Road Public School Parent-Teacher Association will be held at the school hall tomorrow from 2 to 9 o'clock. It serves as a reception to parents and a reunion of former pupils and teachers of the school. Proceeds fund athletic and civic activities of the school.
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Kirby Road
Amusements notes Cox It Is the Law at Cox Theater
Cincinnati premiere next week features Stuart Walker Company in a melodrama about a plot to frame a rival for life in prison. Grand opens a limited engagement with Dimitri Buchowetzki motion picture of Christ's life and passion. Lyric screens Men and Women with Richard Dix and Neil Hamilton in a New York setting about three young people navigating city life.
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Cox
Cincinnati
New York
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Ivolves
Dimitriy Buchowetzkii
Mens
LYRIC
Clara Berwanger
David Belasco
Onry C. DeMille
Richard Dix
Neil Hamilton
Clair& Adams
Robert Edeson
Vaudeville lineup at Palace Theatre features Ryan and company
New Palace Theatre program opens next Sunday led by Thomas J. Ryan and Hazel Harrington with Vivian Holt and Myrtle Leonard, the feminine Van and Schenck. Miss Leonard and Miss Holt return to vaudeville after musical comedy success alongside Seymour and Howard, Ed Clark and Phil Villani, Christie and Nelson, and Gattier's Phonograph Dogs. Screen feature Not One To Spare.
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Palace
Palace Theater
Thomas J. Ryan
Hazel Harrington
Vivian Holt
Myrtle Leonard
van and Schenck
Leonard
Holt
Seymour
Howard
Ed Clark
Phil Villani
Gattier
Jay Dillon and Betty Parker star in A Little Revue at Keith's
B F Keith's bill features Jay Dillon and Betty Parker in A Little Revue as the top act. Julia Nash and C H O'Donnell present a radio romance Static. Clayton and Lennie offer original fun with Marino and Martin adding comedy. Joe Lane and Pearl Harper present Bits of Wit Mae Francis sings. Lanche Sherwood and brother start with athletic oddities.
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B. F
Keith
Joseph Santley
Jay’ Dillon
Betty Parker
B. F. Keith
Julia Nash
C. H.o’donnell
Clayton
Lennie
Marino
Martin
Joe Lane
Pearl Harper
Mae Francis
Lanche Sherwood
Brother
Olympic promises big show with Good Little Dévils
Olympic list highlights sixteen acts and twelve plus musical numbers including burlesque vaudeville dance and a chorus. Charles Abotheads are fanmakers with assistance from Bobby Vail and Don Clark for the upcoming Sunday matinee opening.
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Charles Abotheads
Bobby Vail
Don Clark
Empress Theater to Feature The Merrymakers Sunday
Empress Theater hosts The Merrymakers this Sunday for a lively show. Audience members can expect a bright musical program from the troupe, with the venue promoting the event in local listings.
Dinner for Men Reveals Domestic Gender Split in Dinner Plans
A woman expresses disdain for hosting women at dinner while detailing a masculine ideal of simple, hearty fare. She envisions a lavish table of oysters, roast beef, creamed cauliflower, macaroni, and pie served from large platters. She notes men seek good food, hearty talk, and a warm hearth, with no fuss over decor.
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Jim
Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Your Baby's Health and the Roots of Finicky Eating
A guide on child appetite noting that poor feeding often stems from bad habits and improper routines. It stresses regular meals, attractive presentation, and parental responsibility, with steps to rule out illness and establish healthy eating habits in children.
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Press Publishing Co
Reader questions on health and height raise offers for mail replies
A reader asks about persistent pain and height gain at age 27. The doctor promises to answer readers on medicinal hygiene and sanitation issues in this paper and invites self addressed stamped envelopes for full particulars addressing Roy S Copeland.
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Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Royal “S
Wife of the Centaur to screen at Capitol Theater
The Capitol Theater will show Cyril Hume's Wife of the Centaur on Sunday featuring Aileen Pringle Eleandra Boardman and John Gilbert. The film centers Jeffrey Dwyer a poet torn between idealism and sensual urges in a tale of dual natures.
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Capitol
Cyril Hume
Capitol Theater
Aileen Pringle
Eleandra Boardman
John Gilbert
Jeffrey Dwyer
Learning To Love at Walnut Theater This Week
Constance Talmadge stars in Learning To Love written for her by John Emerson and Anita Loos. Antonio Moreno and Wallace MacDonald co star in the romantic tale of a hopeless flirt's love affairs showing at the Walnut Theater for one week starting Sunday.
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Walnut
Constance Talmadge
Walnut Theater
Miss Talmadge
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Antonio Moreno
Wallace MacDonald
Strand Shows Too Many Kisses with Richard Dix
The Strand Theater features Too Many Kisses based on John M. Saunders story A Maker of Gestures as the week’s chief feature. Richard Dix stars under his Paramount contract with Frances Howard in the leading female role. Dix plays a fickle young American who works in his father’s mining office in New York City.
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Strand
iToo
John M. Saunders
Strand Theater
Richard Dix
Paramount
Frances Howard
Dix
New York City
Vanity’s Price at Family Theater in Weeklong Run
The Family Theater opens a weeklong run of Vanity's Price a Paul Bern story melodrama. Starred by Na Q Nilsson Wyndham Standing Stuart Holmes and Lucille Ricksen the plot centers on a famed actress whose career is imperiled by advancing age.
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Vanity
Paul Bern
Family Theater
Anna Q. Nilsson
Wyndham Standing
Stuart Holmes
Lucille Ricksen
Shrine Circus at Music Hall Opens Monday Evening
Work crews reinforce Music Hall stage for the Shrine Circus run by the Syrian Temple. The added supports bear the weight of Robinsons elephants in the big indoor show headlined by Poodles Hanneford and Company.
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Music Hall
Robinson
Syrian Temple
Poodles-Hanneford and Company
Edith Gellenbeck Selected for Mary in Passion Play
Edith C. Gellenbeck of the Cincinnati art colony was chosen by J Herman Thuman to portray Mary the Mother of Christ in The Passion to be staged April 5 6 and 7 under St Xavier College auspices. Margaret M Fischer a College of the Sacred Heart senior will play Veronica in the same production.
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Edith Gellenbeck
Mary
Christ
St. Xavier College
Edith C. Gellenbeck
Cincinnati Art Colony
J. Herman Thuman
John Rettig
J. Alfred Schehl
Margaret M. Fischer
Agenior
College of the Sacred Heart
Veronica
Thuman
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Rae LeAnse
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Harry Hollig
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