Vilma Banky at the Rex
Vilma Banky returns as a Hungarian immigrant in Phil is Heaven at the Rex theatre Monday and Tuesday. Samuel Goldwyn film follows her English speaking New York journey with Phil Santoro and his orchestra providing the score.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1929
Page
5
Vilma Banky returns as a Hungarian immigrant in Phil is Heaven at the Rex theatre Monday and Tuesday. Samuel Goldwyn film follows her English speaking New York journey with Phil Santoro and his orchestra providing the score.
The column lists many residents of this city and nearby areas traveling, visiting, or moving. Oscar Andrews plans a morning departure to Brownsville after a supposed death in the family. Numerous others—Milas Eunice Lynch, Lysich, Mr. Barkey, Kovach family, O’Hare family, and many more—are noted leaving for destinations including Albuquerque, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Montreal, or visiting relatives in Jamestown, Erie, Union City, and Buffalo.
Close of market shows mixed results with many industrials and utilities listed among notable names such as American Smelters Union, Kennecott, Continental Motors, Studebaker, Union Oil, Sinclair, US Steel, and Bethlehem Steel. Report highlights investors reacting to varied earnings and commodity signals with several rail and refining stocks appearing in the roll.
Customers in Washington and Alabama endorse San Cura Ointment for burns cuts and skin issues. Letters promise orders from Europe and the U S with prices noted. Ad copy highlights San Cura Soap and free samples from Thompein Medical Company Titusville.
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