Love's Magic Power in a Society Dance
Madge Burton, a twenty year old telephone operator, seeks more than a dull life as she navigates love and social ambition. She pursues Emerson Tyndal, a wealthy bachelor and firm president, amid debutantes, rival engagements, and a revealing night at Addie Blackwood's party.
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Madge Burton
Madge
Jack Hampton
Ted Duncan
Emerson Tyndal
Rith
Judge Blackwood
Addie Blackwood
Mademoiselle
Miss Darmouth
Darmouth
Jane Darmouth
Mr. Tyndal
Tyral
A Wife Seeks Quiet Aid Before Confronting Blackmailer
In a tense domestic scene, Margaret plans to face a blackmailer with her mother-in-law and Katherine. Mrs. Ticer and Katie clash over arranging luncheon and care for Lillian, while the narrator observes a distressed amnesia-struck girl from a transom, intent on not missing any crucial details for Lillian.
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Steve
Margaret
Mrs. Underwood
Katherine
Lillian
Katie
Mrs. Ticer
Dicky
Richard
Newsreaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Sheriff vows not to halt race track progress in Ohio
County Sheriff Richard B. Witt said he cannot stop the completion of the Coney Island race track due to lack of authority and no proven law violation. Governor Donahey urged local officials to enforce gambling laws while a business leaders grand jury urged county action to curb racing gambling. Witt predicted two indictments from John F. Herget’s grand jury would soon be resolved.
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Richard B. Witt
A. V. Donahey
Ohio
Donahey
Coney Island
John F. Herget
Roettinger
Witt
St Xavier College Plans May Fete Campus Carnival
Executives and advisors meet tomorrow night at Recreation Hall to discuss arrangements for the May Fete and Campus Carnival of St Xavier College. The fete is set for May 21 22 and 23 and is sponsored by the X Association, the varsity letter men's club.
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St. Xavier College
Recreation Hall
A Frock Abloom and Billowy Summer Frock Fashion Notes
A 1925 fashion piece notes printed gowns self trimmed with pleating and embroidery, praising a chiffon bloom with yellow flowers and circular skirt as ideal for summer nights. It also covers day wear colors and a popular red white black combo and calls for limited embellishment.
Backaches Across Genders and Causes
A column discusses common back pain causes in men and women. It notes muscular strain from activity as a primary factor for men, while women face pelvic organ contribution, nervous system sensitiveness, and reflex pain from fatigue or illness. It advises evaluating work, posture, and footwear.
Doctor Copeland Answers Readers on Health Questions
A 1925 column features Dr. Copeland giving home health advice on dizziness, bunions, pimples, and weight guidance. Readers are invited to send self addressed stamped envelopes for full particulars.
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Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Yal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
Navy cancels Admiral Robison visit to Cincinnati
The Navy Department canceled the planned visit of Rear Admiral John K. Robison to Cincinnati. He was to inspect plants supplying more than 2 million dollars in navy purchases. A luncheon at the Queen City Club and a Gibson dinner were planned, chaired by Albert J. Jupp, with Charles Tudor hosting. No reason was given.
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Navy Department
Cincinnati
John K. Robison
Admiral Robison
Navy
Albert J. Jupp
Lunkenheimer Company
Queen City Club
Gibson
Robison
Charles Tudor
Cincinnati Club Seeks Square Bus Terminal Plan
A Cincinnati Automobile Club delegation will urge City Council to section Government Square for a temporary bus terminal and parking to channel downtown business. Board members argue buses attract buyers and boost commerce. Club chairman William M. Perin said the club will donate three shirts and a tie to each Cincinnati and Norwood traffic officer.
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Government Square
Cincinnati Automobile Club
William M. Perin
Police and Fire
A Natty Suit for the Small Boy No 4694
Pattern description for a three size boy’s suit in 2 4 and 6 years using pongee linen gingham and seersucker. A four year size needs 3 7/8 yards of 27 inch material and extra pieces for collar cuffs belt and pocket require one half yard 36 inch. Patterns mailed for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Van Sweringen brothers praised as merger endorsed at hearings
The Nickel Plate merger received high praise for O P and M J Van Sweringen before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Richard F. Grant of the US Chamber of Commerce urged rapid consolidation to ease congestion, citing Cincinnati relief and potential national system benefits.
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van Sweringen Brothers
Cincinnati
van Sweringens
Grant
M. A. Hanna Company
H. M. Hanna
Chesapeake & Ohio
van Sweringen
Providence
J. J. Bennet
Nickel Plate
W. C Hull
Bennet
Hull
Chesapeake & Ohio Management
Erie
Marion
C. & O. Western
H. W. Anderson
The School for Scandals Revival At Cox Theater
Stuart Walker Company presents Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s The School for Scandals at Cox Theater next week led by Spring Byington as Lady Teazle George Somnes as Joseph and Donald MacDonald as Careless The midweek matinee moves to Wednesday. Also Mardi Gras dance at Chester Park features mask contest prizes and Melody Boys at Tropical Gardens and Lakeside Inn.
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COX
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Chester Park
M. M. Wolfson
Tropical Gardens
Lakeside Inn
Conterta
Melody Boys
William A Kennedy to star in The Minstrel Boy at Palace
William A Kennedy leads his Irish-American tenor company in The Minstrel Boy one act playlet with music at the Palace Theater next week starting Sunday. Other offerings include The Three of Us with Charles Harrison Sylvia Dakin and Billy Hogue, La Paiva in a song and dance number, DeMarest and Doll in Nonsensicalities, Tuck and Cinns contortionists, Martinez and Crow in a humorous bit, and War rens of Virginia starring Martha Mansfeld.
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Palac
William A. Kennedy
Palace Theater
Charles Harrison
Sylvia Dakin
Billy Hogue
la Paiva
DeMarest
Doll
Tuck and Cinns
Martinez
Crow
Warrens
Virginia
Martha Mansfeld
Keiths to Feature Daylong Summer Film Policy
Keiths will run high class features all day from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. starting Sunday. The opening melodrama Secrets of the Night stars Madge Bellamy James Kirkwood Zara Pitts Rosemary Thelby and Tom Wilson among others, adapted from The Night Cap stage hit.
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B. F. Keith’s
Keith's
Marcin
Bolton
Madge Bellamy
James Kirkwood
Zara Pitts
Rosemary Thelby
Tom Wilson
Capitol to Screen Declasse with Corinne Griffith Star
Corinne Griffith returns to the Capitol Theater in Declasse a drama of English society with a notable cast including Lloyd Hughes Clive Brook Hedda Hopper Rockliffe Fellowes and Lilyan Tashman Miss Griffith plays Lady Helen starting Sunday in the feature film adaptation and stage sensation continues to draw attention from prominent performers.
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Capitol
Corinne Griffith
Ethel Barrymore
Capitol Theater
Miss Griffith
Lloyd Hughes
Clive Brook
Hedda Hopper
Rockliffe Fellowes
Lilyan Tashman
Lady Helen
Sally at Lyric Gains as Colleen Moore Shines in Film
The stage vehicle Sally directed by Flo Ziegfeld grossed about 4 million dollars and remains entertaining in film. Patrons at the Lyric Theater praise Colleen Moore’s portrayal of Sally with Leon Errol and Lloyd Hughes in supporting roles.
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LYRIC
Flo Ziegfeld
Sally
Marillyn Miller
Lyric Theater
Colleen Moore
Leon Errol
Lloyd Hughes
Eve's Secret at Walnut Theater with Compson and Holt
Betty Compson and Jack Holt headline the Walnut showing Eve's Secret a tale of a peasant girl transformed by Paris life adapted from Zoe Akin's The Moon Flower. Spare glamorous scenes move through Europe including the Riviera and Monte Carlo as the siren influences visiting men.
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Walnut
Eve
Walnut Theater
Betty Compson
Jack Holt
Zoe Akin
Europe
The
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Paris
Gloria Swanson Returns in Madame Sans Gene at Strand
Gloria Swanson will open a return engagement at the Strand Sunday in Madame Sans Gene. Charles De Roche plays the lover opposite Miss Swanson. The fiery laundress rises to Duchess status through revolutionary fortune.
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Strand
Gloria Swanson
Madame Sans Gene
Charles de Roche
Miss Swanson
Houdini Presents The Man From Beyond At Family Theater
The internationally known entertainer Houdini debuts film features at the Family Theater Sunday with The Man From Beyond a fantastic adventure story. Nita Naldi co stars as the romance unfolds around a man frozen in ice for a century and revived into modern civilization.
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Houdini
Family Theater
Nita Naldi
Grand to Extend Wild Oats Run With Sex Hygiene Preface
The Grand will keep Some Wild Oats on view for another week starting Sunday. Due to its nature the film cannot be shown to mixed audiences, so this week's showings are women only. Beginning Sunday the screenings shift to men only with Dr. Edwards giving brief remarks on sex hygiene before the picture.
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Grand
the Grand
Zoo Prepares for May 17 Amusement Season Opening
The Zoo announces the formal opening of the amusement season on May 17. On Sunday the merry go round pony track and Fun House will operate, with preparations to handle a large crowd and the automobile gate open for motor parties.
Island Queen to Run Moonlight Trips to Coney Island Opening Day
The Island Queen launches moonlight excursions through opening day at Coney Island on May 23. Two trips Sunday will run to New Richmond and back, afternoon and night, inviting the public aboard. The vessel carries 4,000 passengers with ample space.
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New Island
Coney Island
New Richmond
Oxford council orders sale of city light plant
Oxford Ohio May 6 Special Dispatch The Commercial Tribune reports city council ordered the sale of the electric light plant to the highest bidder not less than 45600. The expected bidder is Union Gas and Electric Company of Cincinnati. The sale includes a franchise preventing rate increases for ten years with possible reductions, subject to referendum at the August primary.
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Oxford
Union Gas and Electric Company of
Cincinnati
Auto Death Toll Rises to 352 In County Police Report
Henry Lewis, 69, of 8 Clinton Court, died at General Hospital from injuries after being struck by a Zumstein taxicab driven by Harry Goeke at Third and Pike streets on Monday while working in the street. His death raises Hamilton County's auto death toll to fifty two.
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Henry Lewis
Clinton Court
General Hospital
Zumstein
Harry Goeke
Third
Pike
Lewis
Hamilton County
McVea resigns Sweet Briar presidency after health setback
Dr Emilie Watts McVea resigns as president of Sweet Briar College Virginia effective at close of the current school year. The former dean of women at the University of Cincinnati cites heart trouble and will rest and recuperate. Miss Meta Glass named successor and will manage transitions between Cincinnati and Raleigh duties.
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University
Sweet Briar
Il-Health
Emilie Watts McVea
University of Cincinnati
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, Va
Cincinnati
McVea
the News
Lynchburg
Daniel A. Payne
Josephine Simrall
Raleigh
N. C
Plants distributed free at Woman's City Clubhouse
The Friendship Garden Circle of the Woman's City Club announces a free plant and bulb distribution at 528 East Fourth Street next Wednesday from 9 to 3. Mrs. Max Hirsch leads the effort to beautify Cincinnati yards by sharing surplus garden offerings with the public.
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New Woman's City
Fourth Street
Friendship Garden Circle
Max Hirsch
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