The Devil at Bucklen and Road to Yesterday Cast
A Bucklen bill features Molnar play The Devil with Joseph Kilgour and Edith Shayne praised for strong turns. the work is read as a life study rather than moral didacticism. Minnie Dupree stars in The Road to Yesterday, a Shuberts production combining modern and medieval motifs in a London to 1603 setting.
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Molnar
Bucklen
Joseph Kilgour
Edith Shayne
Olga
Kilgour
Dr. Miller
Carl
Minnie Dupree
Shuberts
Lyric Theatre
New York
Miss Dupree
David Warfield
Randolph Currie
Amanda Wellington
Irené Qoshler
Willie Stevens
Gertrude Daniels
Edward le Duc
Willis S. Martin
Charles S. West
Carl Anthony
Catherine Robertson
Harry McCullom
England
London
1603
Willard Howe
Geo. Clare
Gaston Bell
Grace Arnold
Joseph Woodburn
Albert Sackett
Monty
Sam S
Lee Shubert
Inc
Chicago
Garrick Theatre
Ethel May
van Dyke Eaton Co
Miss May
Bucklen Theatre
Elkhart
Crops Grow Without Rain in Syria and Palestine
The article explains how Syrian and Palestinian peasants harvest crops like watermelons, tomatoes, and cucumbers during months with little or no rainfall. They rely on moist subsoil below a dry top layer, plow shallowly to preserve moisture, and sow seeds into damp subsurface soil where roots spread until autumn rains return.
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Syria
Palestine
Chicago Tribune
Ten Years Of Eczema Reports And Local Ads
Ten year eczema reports note external treatments with oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine in D D D prescription. J C Goodwin of Reidsville says Bucklen’s Amica Salve heals ulcers quickly. Also Thanksgiving dance at M Hoffman's hall November 26 and Hotel Golden dinner specials from 12:30 to 2. Robbins Swinehart.
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Houseworth Bros
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Hotel Golden
Mexico's Sign Language Documentary Note
Mexico uses a universal language of signs beyond spoken tongues with gestures that carry fixed meanings from Guatemala to Texas. The article notes the expressive power and varied shading of sign language in Mexican culture.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Texas
Language of gestures and a pill ad blend in a quirky page
The passage catalogs gestures with their meanings from "I don't know" to "Just wait" and adds a furniture of ads. It ends with a Dr King’s New Life Pills testimonial from N. H. Brown of Pittsfield and local shop blurbs for Robbins & Swinehart and Paxson.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Houseworth Bros
The Helpmate and the Stamps Riddle
A wife bursts in with the clue that stories are not returned by magazines unless stamps are enclosed. Milton Wiskar realizes the hint from the editorial page notice. The scene blends domestic drama with a publisher’s policy detail.
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Fathor
Milt
Milton Wiskar
New York Press
Finest Fresh Fish Market Sale at Griffin Market
Finest Fresh Fish offered every Thursday and Friday at Griffin Market with contact by phone 109 for details. The notice emphasizes weekly seafood availability and a local shopping option.
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Griffin Market
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Creston Clarke
Manson
John Sleeper Clarke
Asia Booth Clarke
America
Edwin Booth
Junius Brutus Booth
Mr. Clarke
Philadelphia
John Sleeper Clark
Paris
Adelphi Theatre
Francisco
Richelieu
Provinces
Lester Wallack Stock Company
New York City
Augustin Daly
Hamlet
Richmond
Monsieur Beaucaire
Booth
Christ
Oliver Opera House
South Bend
Creston Clarke As
Manson In
Mhoffman’s Hall
Robbins & Swinehart
India
Ceylon
C. E. Paxson
Turnocks
the Daily Review
Frank Laidlaw
Clark Street
Indiana
Howe Phone Tou
Wee
Bugelen Theatre
Vandyke-Eaton Company
Ethel May Myst
Camille
Dora Thorne
Pulse OF New York
Carmen
Elkhart Theatre
Fredric Thompson
Edward Abeles
Ster
George Barr MceCutcheon
Winchell Smith
Byron Ongley
Wed“pesday
Joseph King's
Wight
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