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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1929
Page
3
A fragmentary account describes an ancient era linked to Middle Ages figures and a wartime procession. It mentions a sixth ventury 시작 and a fifteenth August Weed Sculpture, housed in a museum. The piece notes the statue carved from sycamore wood with cold blows and a double shell-like figure.
The record recalls the Sunday service with a Golden Text about glory and love, quoting Jesus’ prayer to be with believers before the world’s foundation. It cites passages from the Christian Heritage textbook discussing Christ’s memory of bread and wine and the Tenet of Truth, noting a modest offering.
An essay on how many actors value the idea of a home while performing in Los Angeles and beyond. The Earl Ross Players at Warrington Theatre Park have remained rooted, playing locally for two years as they tour and work in familiar settings.
The Chicago theater unveils a revolutionary in house stage concept on January 18, supervised by Frank Cambria, longtime associate of Talaban and Katz. The program will feature the theater’s own production and a talking performance by the house company.
Earl Ross earns praise for two years of wholesome, homey performances at Warrington Theatre. The company plays clean, affordable shows that appeal to families, avoiding obscene content and focusing on good-natured entertainment.
Brief unreadable fragment notes an unclear musical act or statement involving Apache is Mere and Tee Gad Xt Only. No concrete events, dates, or affiliations are readable.
Despite wintry weather in Chicago Brooke and his gang plan an early golf themed show at the Oriental theater starting Saturday January 19th. The production features coy cad girls, singing pros and Brooke’s banjo plus syncopated musical acts. Also on screen Richard Harsherness presents the First National release Scarlet Seas with Betty Compson.
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