Vast Building Program Dedicated by Lutheran Synod
A 23rd international convention observes the dedication of twenty one seminary buildings costing £3,000,000 for Concordia Seminary. thousands of Lutherans from the U S Canada and South America attend. Concordia Seminary leads a broader five million dollar Lutheran educational expansion. Dr. Pieper long served as president. Dr. Dan newly presides at Valparaiso University.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
Theological Seminary
Canada
South America
Cordia Samituary
Teading
Concordia Seminary
Lutheran Church
Fr. Pieper
W. H. T. Dan
Bronxviife
N. C
Winofield
Hao
Conover
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Ore
Edmonton
Ala
Can
Torre Alegre
Brasil
Austin
Texas
Missouri Synod expands with Valparaiso purchase and seminaries
The Missouri Synod acquires Valparaiso University in Indiana as part of its growth. Dr Day of 61 Louta becomes president. The church group runs a practical theological seminary in Springfield, two teachers' seminaries in River Forest and Seward, Nebraska, and supports 1,340 parish schools for training children.
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Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Missouri Synod
Day
Louta
Band
Practical Theological Seminary
Springfield
River Forest
Seward
Nebraska
Aunt Emmy Discourages Mining Stock Investment Talk
Mrs Norris confides in Aunt Emmy about bonds left by John and pressure from a caller named Mr Stanhope proposing platinum mining stock with a buyback guarantee. Aunt Emmy warns that without a signed repurchase statement the stock may be unsafe, and the family jokes about pawning mementos to survive Depression era strains.
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John
Mr. Stanhope
Police
Emmy
Dancer of Paris to Open Chicago Theatres Week
The Chicago theatre plans a unique week with The Dancer of Paris premiering next Monday. Dorothy Mackaill and Conway Tearle headline with Robert Cain in a featured role as the first Artens movie adaptation of Michael Arien's story. Advance word praises Mackaill for a standout portrayal.
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Chicago
Paris
Michael Arien
Theas
Paria
Dorothy Mackaill
Conway Tearic
Robert Cain
Miss Mackaill
French Romance at Roosevelt Theatre
At the Roosevelt Theatre Balaban Katz presents La Boheme starring Lillian Glah with Mini Gish as Mimi and Johan Gilbert as Rodolphe. The film is shot largely in French to capture the Purta art colony atmosphere with Renee Aduren as Munetta and a supporting cast including Hoy Ivary and others.
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la Boheme
Lillian Glah
Balaban & Katz Roosevelt Theatre
Purta
Mini Gish
Mimi
Walf
Quartier Lab
Milliona
Henet Murger
Johan Gilbert
Rodolphe
Renee Aduren
Munetta
Aliga
Hoy Ivarey
Prince
Merry Widon
Tad
Averett Horton
Kurt Kaie
Gino Corrade
MGM Presents New Feature Directed by King Vidor
Eugene Faryet Rosita Marstinl l and David Mir are named in relation to the new Metro Goldwyn Mayer feature directed by King Vidor for The Big Parade era.
The Brown Derby Preview At McVickers Amid Laughs
Ralph Williams reports on The Brown Derby comedy at McVickers with a private preview. The plot centers on a lucky brown hat said to bring fortune to its wearer, linking Finston to Damrosch and Herbert as the tale unfolds.
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Ralph Williams
Johnnie Hines
Bambso
McVickers
Ralph
Mr. Finston
Walter Damroach
Victor Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Finston Fins
Damrosch
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Lutheran Missouri Synod
New Seminary
First
Lutheran Univerasity
F. Pieper
W. H. T, Dau
Vaiparalao Lutheran University
Cincago
Marcel
Curl
Evelyn
Campbell
Lathrop Ave
Forest Park
Forest
Roosevelt Theatre
Roosevelt Trust & Savings Bank
W. Roosevelt Road
Forest Park, Ill
Randolph Street
Desplaines Avenue
Illinois
Herman J. Burzlaff
John Vos
Haarlem
Sass
Harlem State Savings Ban Forest Pari
Truenaes
Alcazar
Hoover
Peaslee Hardware Co
Madison Street
USS
Madison Battery and Tire Service
Petersen and L. Reinke
Madison Street Forest
Forest, Park
American Legion
Desplaines
Harrison
Hannah and
Berreta
Forest Park Products Company
Dorothy Opald Johmann
Oc. Johmann
D.C
Palmer
Chiropractors
Forest Park,ill
John P. Hoppesch
Ashland Avenue
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