Dothan Visitors and Local Calls Inventory
A sequence of brief social notes records visitors and guests in Dothan and Headland. Mrs J P Cements stayed with her daughter Mrs A P Curry, Mrs Vaon of Dothan was guest of her mother Mrs O D Gissendanner, and Mrs A A Borland and Mary Davin visited sister Mrs Minon in Headland. E R Hamen made a recent business visit to Dothan, R Lee and Mrs J W King attended Mr Harmen’s funeral at Sylvan Grove, and Mrs J R Lee visited her mother Mrs Jepp Davis on Wednesday.
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8. A. Vaon
Dothan
O.D. Gissendanner
A. A. Borland
Mea
Mary Davin
Mra.Minon
Headland
E.R. Hamen
R. Lee
J. W. King
Puzzling request to wed undermined by wealth and crime
In a heated exchange Freddy admits he has been drinking for two weeks and urges Abbott not to marry Sam. Peak debates the plan as Freddy argues Sam’s stepbrother forced her into marriage for money. They question whether freeing her would ease her financial troubles or the entangled mess.
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Thare
Freddy
Peak
Abbott
Are
Munson
Teddy
Sam
Bam
The Choice Over Sam Follows a Tangled Triangle
In a tense exchange, Freddy and Peek clash over Sam's future marriage to either man. Freddy admits love for Sam and argues she should marry for genuine affection, while Peek presses for a decision that won’t wreck her life. They acknowledge Sam must choose, with no easy path ahead.
Little Caesar shines with star cast at Alabama Theatre
A Friday opening at the Alabama Theatre presents Little Caesar with Edward G Robinson in the title role. Director Mervyn LeRoy crafts a gangster epic tracing Rico's rise in a big city underworld, featuring Doug Fairbanks Jr and Gail Farrell, with Ralph Ince and Sidney Blackmer in supporting turns and a banquet scene that captures gangland glamour.
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Alabama Theatre
Edward G Robinwoo
Mervyn LaRoy
Edward G. Robinson
Rico
Poa Masrara
Doug Fairbanks
Joe
Underworld
Ralph Ince
Pete Montana
Nike
Fatic
Dasides
Sidney Blackmer
Will Ham Collier, Jr
Maurice Black
Imany
Little Cassar
W. BR. Burnett
Francia Edward Faragoh
Nereen
First Screen Kiss Takes 40 Feet Film at Alabama
The Alabama Theatre shows Warner Bros French farce God's Gift To Women with Frank Fay on Wednesday. The piece notes the evolution of the screen kiss, citing the first kiss as forty feet of film. Also on screen is Mary Irwin and John Rice from The Widow Jones.
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Warner Bros
Frank Fay
Alabama
Mary Irwin
John Rice
Widow Jones
Scenes From The Movies At Coster And Beal's Hall
A nostalgic look at cinema thirty five years ago at Coster and Beal's Music Hall. The May siren of the day, her yellow hair styled in a high pompadour, anchors memories of The Widow Jones and a flaring embrace scene. Mentions Johnny Rice, Thomas Edison, and a parade of star names and films from that era.
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Coster and Beal
May
Widow Jones
Johnny Rice
Ling
Thomas Edison
Orange
Mary Pickford
Harold Lockwood
Entangled Lovers Stir Bank Bribe and Crash Plot
John Conrad Nagel, a trusted bank teller, is drawn into a web of love and crime with Helga and Phil. A market crash and a $10,000 theft force confessions, betrayals, and a moral struggle as John grapples with guilt while Helga spirals into drinking and danger. An undercover pursuit ends with a dramatic confession and personal ruin.
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John
Conrad Nagel
Recretty
Phil ¢Robert Amen
Helga
Betty Compaon
Phil
Helen
Ifa
Penitenth Jonn
Telga
Rooney
Robert Emmett O'Connor
Hansem
Helgs
Tee
Him
Sonny
Mickle Moore
The Modern Age and Other Films Shown This Week
Amusements list showings across days featuring Joan Crawford in The Modern Age Sally ONeil and Frank Albertson in The Brat Next Sunday Sally Ettlert in Bad Girl at Alabama Theatre Betty Compton Conrad Noege in The Thief Who Loved God’s Gift To Women with Frank Fay Laure Ta Plante shows and Ed Robinson Doug Fairbanke Jr in Little Caesar
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Joan Crawford
Neil Hamilton
Houston
Bundey
Retty Compson
Conrad Nagel
Alabama Theatre
Sally O Nel
Frank Albertson
Frank Foy
Laure la Plante
Alabama
Funday
Watensday
Sally O'Neil
The
Sally Etlert
Betty Compton
Conrad Noege
Thref
Frank Fay
Laure Ta Plante
Robinson
Doug Fairbanke, Jr
Novelist Falls in Love With Own Heroine
A wealthy author falls for his heroine in the film The Brat at the Honaton Theatre. Sally O Neill stars, with Allen Dinshart making his screen debut as the author. The program also features This Modern Age at the Houston Theatre, with MGM’s star-studded cast and a Paris pool scene noted for its novelty. Oklahoma City Firemen, 1931 state amateur baseball winners, are mentioned as runners-up in earlier tours.
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Teland
Mra
Fane
Nits O'Nell
Talking Screen
Maude Fulton
S Mid
Allen Dinshart
New York
Hollywood
Frank Albertson
William Collier
Virginis ‘Cherrill
Charlie Chaplain
June Collyer
Heauty
Castle
Farrell Macedonald
Mary Forbes
Laurie Makintosh
Albert Gran
Margaret Mann
Melro Cioldwyn-Mayer
Houston
Paris
Wevara
Parje
Girl
Tamencus
Mildred Cram
Cylvie Thalberg
Frank Butler
Nicholae Grinde
West Hamilton
Marjorie Rambeau
Monica Ownley
Sandra Ravel
Hobart Bosworth
Emma Dunn
Armand Kaltz
Oklahome City
Joan Reveals Diving Prowess in World of Rumor
A fragmentary item hints at Joan Crawford addressing scandal or rumor, mentioning diving prowess and social contexts. The text is incomplete and reads like a gossip snippet from a bygone era. Further details are unreadable in the source snippet.
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