Louie the 14th and The Gorilla Triumph at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House crowd enjoyed a lavish Ziegfeld style program led by Leon Errol in Louie the 14th and The Gorilla. The revue mixed spectacle song and comedy with strong dancing and a large American youth chorus while Irving J. Schloss directed the music and Edna Covey ballet distracts in a burlesque.
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The Gorilla Duplicates Success in Return to Shubert
The Gorilla returns to the Shubert Theater with strong laughs and thrills. Jack Daley and Ernest Mack portray Mulligan and Garrity as the reviewer notes the company matches or surpasses the prior opening. W. N. Rlane adds local color as Poe while the audience again erupts in cheers and shrieks.
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Youthful Star Revives Lightnin Bill Jones at the Cox
The National Players opened Lightnin at Cox Theater with Emmett Wogan in the title role. The reviewer notes Wogan’s effective interpretation of Lightnin Bill Jones as an old soldier and habitual shirker, bringing new life to the character previously made famous by Frank Bacon.
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Midwinter Festival at Keiths Delights New York Acts
The Keiths midwinter festival features Harry J. Conley in Slick as Ever and a cast of New York favorites. Ann Meyers and Margit Hegedus perform with Josef Berne piano accompaniment. Pearl Hamilton Jessie Fordyce and Rebla amuse with a one act sketch Playtime and juggling. Rome and Gault and the Youngers provide dancing and posing scenes. Screen features include Pathe News and Mamma Behave. MELVIN J. WAHL.
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Palace Vaudeville Sways Audiences With Ritz Serenaders
The Ritz Serenaders and Peggy Fay with Frank Quinn win applause at the Palace show. Mullen and Francis rival in a lively vaudeville program featuring Torcom Bezazian Edna White Hap Farrell Florence Ashley Helen Clement Irene Blaney and more.
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Speed Girls of 1926 at the Empress Theater
The Empress presents Speed Girls of 1926 an all burlesque show led by Helen Manning with a strong chorus and songs by Nellie Nice and Bee Belle. Comedians Ray Read and Edward Douglas provide rapid humor while Ruth Game Cave Curtis and Harry Sevon support the cast to solid applause.
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The Wanderer at the Lyric Based on Prodigal Son
The Wanderer at the Lyric adapts a New York stage hit about ten years ago. The film promises vivid photography and strong acting with Tyrone Power as the father and Ernest Torrence as the villain.
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Grand Duchess and the Waiter at Walnut Theatre
Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidtor star in The Grand Duchess and the Waiter at the Walnut this week. The film follows an Englishman who, posing as a hotel waiter, enters the life of an exiled Russian Grand Duchess leading to a fast paced riotous finale. Menjou delivers strong comedy while Vidtor shines as the Duchess with support from Andre Beranger and Dot.
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Thunder Mountain at Strand A melodramatic mountain tale
The Strand opened Thunder Mountain from John Golden with Madge Bellamy and Alec Francis among a cast including Jay Hunt Leslie Fenton Zazu Pitts Paul Panzer Emily Fitzroy Dan Mason Otis Harlan and Russell Simpson. A circus orphan deserts her show in the mountains prompting scandal with mountain women who beat her and stuff soap in her mouth. A primitive mountain youth and a romance with the heroine drive much of the plot alongside plentiful fist fights and a standard villain. The film is described as effective melodrama.
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Otis Harlan
Russell Simpson
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The Beautiful Cheat at Family Theater
Laura LaPlante stars as Mary Calahan a New York shop girl who poses as a foreign actress to rival a rival import. The plot centers on a staged heist of Russian crown jewels and the ensuing publicity with a fade out. Bertram Grassby Kate Price Helen Dunbar and Alexander Carr also appear.
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Eternal Tragedy at St John Auditorium Drama
A special matinee of The Eternal Tragedy based on the passion of Christ was staged for St John School children. The 85 cast members delivered a moving depiction from Jesus entry to crucifixion with historic scenery, lighting, and a chorus performing The Seven Last Words of Christ.
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Harvard Leads In Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. Meets
Harvard has achieved the most victories among colleges in fifty Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. meets. The first women’s collegiate fencing team in the United States was formed at the University of Pennsylvania six years ago.
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Advance Seat Sale For College Boxing Show
Several hundred seats have already sold for the intercollegiate boxing meet between St. Xavier College and Notre Dame on March 4 at the Business Men's Club. Eight bouts are planned from bantam to heavyweight with K. Rockne invited to attend and Notre Dame players among the boxing team.
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Cindy Bowlers Drop From Leaders in Printers Tourney
In Cleveland the Cincinnati photo-engravers fell to fifth in the five man events of the Union Printing Crafts Tri-State Bowling Association tournament. Clevelandian Dealers No 2 led with 2 791, Ft Wayne 2 711. Heaton and Petrie of Cleveland led doubles with 1 250 while E McCreight of Cincinnati topped individuals with 618. George Wagner of Cleveland posted high singles 257, one pin better than last year’s best by John Hillen of Cincinnati. The event concludes tomorrow night with a banquet.
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Yale ineligible crew member apology sparks controversy
George Daley notes Yale varsity rower Hudson was ruled ineligible under an old Harvard Yale Princeton agreement and later disqualified for the current academic year. The Board of Athletic Control apologized and substantively reversed consequences, while Princeton and the NCAA weigh restrictions on football coaching and professionalism.
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Norwegian skater Ballangrud sweeps three amateur titles
At Trondhjem the Norwegian Ballangrud won the 1500 meters in 2 25 4-10, the 5000 in 8 42 7-10, and the 10000 in 18 91-10. King Haakon attended, and a nearby skiing match at Gjovik featured several record long jumps.
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Boxer’s Caution Highlights Referee Interaction
The comment notes a boxer's anxious restraint before the referee, emphasizing the fighter’s lack of sharp shooting accuracy and intent to do right by officials.
Musketeers to Play Two Conference Games This Week
St. Xavier College's basketball schedule sends the Musketeers to Tiffin for Heidelberg and Ada games Friday and Saturday face Ohio Northern in a conference clash. Coach Joe Meyer plans long workouts early in the week to prepare. The team has two home games left, with Avondale and Center games noted late in the season.
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Britain Seeks New World Heavyweight Champion
Great Britain has not produced a world heavyweight champion since Bob Fitzsimmons left Cornwall nearly thirty-five years ago. The article notes the long gap and Britain’s boxing hopes for a successor from current contenders.
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Public Hearing on Zoning Board Appeal 1926 Frederick Schmidt Co
Public notice for a zoning appeal case 389 26 by Frederick A Schmidt Company owner seeking permission to erect a real estate office in Residence B District. Location Montgomery Road opposite Langdon. Proceedings set in the Zoning Board of Appeals room City Hall Tuesday February 2 1926.
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