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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1929
Page
6
A Philadelphia Ledger fragment laments winter churchgoing as crowds fill churches while summer attendance wanes. The writer muses on religion, attire, and societal norms with wry humor, noting the paradox of devotion and practicality.
An obscure quoted remark attributed to Joti Marley reflects on how a person acts or speaks in line with their overall capacity, noting that deeds and moments define character rather than general words. The fragmentary text emphasizes behavior over rhetoric.
A veterinariant case details a dramatic extraction on a large elephant. The Derrick article describes careful handling with pulleys and gear as the tooth was removed, highlighting precise technique and patient cooperation during the procedure.
The text sketches early uses of terms like adapatine and a ceremony linked to the word iureation. It mentions laurel roots and Apollo, with references to victorioue erdes and poets, but the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or dates.
A wide ranging column by Edith Heileman comments on Al Capone's imprisonment, Hemingway and other writers, film figures like Will Rogers, and social mores. Personal anecdotes touch on romance, celebrity, motherhood, and the quirks of public life, ending with a brief note on Minnesota’s water area.
Esther Gould recounts a journey from Africa to Sicily with friends, describing the Sicilian towns Taormina Palermo and Etna vistas, village scenes, chaotic transport, and a cosmopolitan Taormina pension. She notes dramatic local legends, a puppet theater, and a vivid sense of place amid travelers and artists.
Warrington Theater in Oak Park ends two year run by Karke Ross Players with a farewell season featuring Disappearing Jimmy as the final play. A May 10 Decoration Day finale includes a post performance reception for cast and friends.
The Cohens and Kellys in The Cohens and Kellys in Athletic Cig will be shown at the State theater on Sunday May 2. George Sidney stars again in the latest Laugh able Universal series with Vera Gorshan Mack Swain and Price in featured roles. All principals have long stage experience and deliver strong dialogue with pleasing voices, Sidney noted as a veteran of stage and screen.
Oak Park Theater presents the first feature length Ut-talking drama In Ol Arizona from Ty Barry. Warner Baxter stars as The Bandit in a romantic southwest tale before standardization dulled its glamor. Supporting cast includes Edmund Lowe and Dorothy Burgess. Next at Oriental Theater is Al Kvale in Hi Hats with Esther Ralston and Gary Cooper in Betrayal from Emil Jannings.
Miss Ralsian heads a cast from Hollywood for a Paramount feature at Paradise Theater. The Man I Love is billed as a heartful youth drama with Batlanova Kealsly exotic vampire Rich ard Arkee and Mary Brian leading a strong lineup. Jacki Onliv and Harry Green provide vaudeville touches in an entertainment program tied to Mark Fisher’s stage show next week.
The Chicago Theater brings baby star Davey Lee to headlines for a one week engagement starting Friday. The pint sized actor, famed for The Singing Fool, will headline a festival show with singing choruses and the Chicago Theater Orchestra. The program includes Two Weeks Off, a talking screen comedy about a stop girl’s vacation.
Mances as a beach resort plan a fight with a life-saver. Flowers listed include Petuttias anap dragony asters cantas ginnias cater dulas marigelds terennials and shrubs grown in baskets for planting now. Everything for the garden can be planted now. PFUND BEEN NURSERY Lake Street Efuchursi.
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