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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

20

East of Fifth Avenue and Police Car 17 double feature

In a Dakota boarding house the Lawtons bend to tragedy when Kitty borrows money for Vic Howard, only to learn his wife’s infidelity and Vic’s need to start anew. Mrs Lawton dies from shock, Mr Lawton follows, and a will leaves none unharmed as Vic gambles the funds away. The cast features Wallace Ford Dorothy Tree and others. Also promoted are Police Car 17 and East of Fifth Avenue with showings at Bijou and State theaters.

Lawtons Kitty England Lawton Vic Howard Fifth Avenue Dakota Wallace Ford Dorothy Tree Columbia Mary Carlisle Walter Connolly Louise Carter Lucian Littlefield Tim McCoy Helen Tim Evelyn Knapp Wallis Clark Edwin Maxwell Harold Huber Ward Bond Charley West Jack Long DeWitt Jennings Bijou

Radio Features not IN RADIOLAND

A New York broadcast item notes Premier Ramsay MacDonald's London address to be aired in the United States from the Lord Mayor's banquet, via NBC and CBS, and mentions Ed Wynn resigning as president of Amalgamated Broadcasting. It lists evening programs and personalities on WIZ NBC, WEAF NBC, WABC CBS.

WLS WEAF NBC Sentinel Will Rogers Geo. M. Cohan Jead Wjz-Ncb Wabccbs C. E. Butterfield Central Standard New York Ed Wynn Amalgamated Broadcasting System Jack Pearl B. Rolfe WABC CBS Elde Elder Michaux George Jessel Ted Fiorito Mrs. Jones

Flock Of Mallards Entices Wild Duck near Gettysburg

Special report from Gettysburg notes hunters say scarcity of ducks this year, yet Roy Von Eschen routinely attracts wild mallards to his yard. He collected a hen duck that had flown into his property and was lured by the birds in his vicinity.

Dettysburg Roy VonEschen Gettysburg

Bridge Club Sees Four Tables In Texas Auction

Rubber-Tired Gasoline Train Off For Service In Texas hosts a bridge session Tuesday afternoon with four tables. Gladys Major wins travel prize and Edith Wood takes high score prize. Four new members were invited and adopted. Floyd Winegar to host next on November 8. Mrs Statsman aided in refreshments at Ravencroft at 1 o clock.

Texas Bridge Club Gladys Major Edith Wood Floyd” Winegar

Whist Night At School House Ends With Prizes

Baturauz Occudder and Mrs CN Williams hosted a Wednesday night whist event at the school house. Prizes were awarded to Mrs W M Thomas and Mrs William Gooding amid progressive play and a later lunch. Mr and Mrs Williams plan to move to Montevideo Minnesota.

Installation of Bonilla church pastor completed

Installation services at Bonilla Presbyterian ChurchTuesday night for Rev L C Snyder conducted by Rev Smith Madison Rev H Ketelle Rev L Carmen Bell Huron Rev Black Wessington. Snyder ordained at Hitchcock and installed as regular pastor at Hitchcock and Bonilla churches.

Bonilla Bonilla Presbyterian Church L. C. Snyder Mr. Smith Madison H Ketelle L. Carmen Bell Huron Mr. Black Wessington Snyder Hitchcock

California almonds crop estimate declines modestly

The California Cooperative Crop Reporting Service estimates domestic almond production at 12,300 tons, a drop of about 4 percent from prior projections. The report notes slower yields in key growing regions and highlights weather impacts on harvest timing and quality across major almond districts.

California Cooperative Crop Reporting Service

Eilers Fur Coats Offer Free Repairs and Trade-In Value

Eilers Fur Coats are advertised with free repairs for two years on the fur and one year on the lining. The key selling point is ongoing trade-in value, allowing customers to acquire higher quality furs while paying less upfront. The ad emphasizes that fur coats retain value as winter garments and can be traded in for better options.

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