The Fool and The Golden Princess Open Rex Theatre
The Rex Theatre opens with The Fool a stage adaptation and The Golden Princess a Bret Harte melodrama. The Fool stars notable actors in a costume drama while The Golden Princess marks Betty Wroison’s film debut and depicts 1840 California history with period detail.
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Rex Gheatre
Frida
Betty Wroison
Bret Harte
Frances Agnew
Clarence Wudiger
Tool
Particwar
Neil
Amulton
Barkcliffe
Phyllby Iver
Suyt
Juria
Not One To Spare and The Wheel At Grand Theatre
Review notes the strong Hofman style in Not One To Spare and The Wheel, a swift drama from Fox with Eugene O Brien and Laura La Plante. Dangerous Innocence, Universal Jewel, features in Friday and Saturday showings with Hedda Hopper and Jean Hersholt in supporting roles. An earlier piece, Ann Andivi, adapted by Pamela Wynn, rounds out the program.
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Grand Theatre
William Fox
Victor Sehertainger
Alice Fints
Weari
Eugene O'Brien
Laura la Plante
Ie Screem
Universal
Hedda Hopper
Jean Hersholt
Martha Mattox
Alfred Miew
William Humphrey
Pamela Wynn
William A. Seiter
Man Found Dead in Bed in Warren Home
Willard J Smith of Mutual Refinery welfare was found dead in bed at his son Willard Jr’s Central Avenue home Saturday about 1 o’clock. Chioner Ed C Lowrey issued a death certificate from heart affection after investigation. Smith had been ill for days but planned to return to work Friday evening and was advised to wait until Monday.
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Warren
Willard J Smith
Mutual
Willard, Jr
Central Avenue
Chioner
Ed C. Lowrey
Smith
Will
Wild West scarf pairs with Paris cowboy hat for bold color
The newest scarf is a large square of heavy taffeta with plain border. In bright colors with contrasting borders, it complements the Paris cowboy hat for a smart western look.
Memorial Hall Plan Rejected by Grand Jury
Erie February grand jury refused to back a memorial hall for soldier groups, but urged a courthouse wing, a new jail when finances allow, and using the Dobler farm mansion as a temporary tuberculosis hospital site. They also urged presenting a bond issue to voters at the next general election and retained the entire Dobler farm rather than selling any part.
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Erie
Dobler Farm
Court House
Charles R. Davis
Doctor to Be Tried Pittsburgh
The second trial of Dr SM Black of Carnegie opens today charged with performing an illegal operation. He is alleged to have operated on Mrs Dorothy ML Rapport, whose husband was indicted alongside him. The first trial ended without a verdict.
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Pittsburgh
SM. Black
Carnegie
Blue Law Test Case Arousing Local Interest
A Sunday newspaper crackdown in Nashville prompts warrants for publishers taxi operators and shop workers cited for Sunday work. The case centers on enforcing a blue law restricting Sunday labor with cases of Pennessean and Nasayuie publishers among those charged and a justice court hearing set for Tuesday.
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Nashville
Pel
Sean R
Taxi Imi Huis Lines
Arri
Nasayuie
Five-Parker man dies after head wound in rooming house
Strickland, 30, formerly of Jame nd City, is found with a fractured skull after a blow to the head in a Cleveland rooming house. He was attacked during a drunken quarrel with another man and died as Cleveland police investigate.
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Parker Wld
Cleveland
Tamestow
Strickland
Jame Nd City
Sven
Nave Haen
Id. Cleviland
Columbus Township Resident Dead
Following an illness of four days William Anthony Besson died at his home in Columbus township at 9 oclock He was 27 and well known in the vicinity He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Leon Besson and two brothers Sam and George Besson The funeral will be from Alexander Brothers Undertaking Parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2 with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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William Anthony Besson
Columbus Township
Tesson
Leon Bessoy
Sam Besson
George Beson
Alexader 8 Company
Delock
Prayer services held for Mrs 3A Teasdale in Geneva Pa
Memorial services were conducted Sunday at 9 am from the home of her daughter Mrs W J Gibson on Ion street. The event, in memory of Mrs 3A Teasdale, included services at the Geneva Pa church and interment arrangements noted by family members.
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3A. Teasdale
W. J. Gibson
Ion Street
Hiv Rey
Pain and rheumatism relief through new heated applicator
An old advertisement touts a coin attached applicator that emits heat to ease neuritis, pain, and stiffness in arms, legs, back, or neck. It claims rapid relief, scattering congestion and curing symptoms with a two-ingredient feet liquid sold at drugstores for 69 cents.
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