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Newspaper
Gary Evening Times
Location
Gary, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
9
A thief stole the Reverend Peals’s overcoat during a sermon at the Methodist church in Fitgrs burg Ind. The incident occurred during the service, and no one was hurt. Police are investigating the theft.
Fragmented OCR notes list radio stations WMAQ WGN KW VAQ and multiple orchestras including Berne Cummins Hal Ramp and Winnrapolia Symphony with various 7 PM and midnight time references. Mentions Pittsburgh? Not clear.
The fragment hints at a volatile figure labeled Qn era-king causing disruption, with Aleo described as The Voice of the Vatican. Details are sparse, suggesting a dramatic release or appearance generating attention around church authority. No concrete events, dates, or outcomes are provided.
In French Ariz on April 20 the defense in the sanity hearing of Woanie Ruth Judd rested after an attempted cross examination of experts who testified she suffers from dementia praecox and progressive insanity. Doctors testified she showed no emotion as the bodies of Mrs Lero and Hedvig Sammelson were found.
Aid 88 T s Homer Stone of Crawfordsville named by Governor Paul L McNutt to head the petty loan department under the state banking mission Stone has worked in small loan firms for years and brings familiarity to the post Output of Canada valued at 50 000 000 annually.
Readable fragments of a radio program list for April with numerous station call signs, band names, performers, and show titles. Includes WMAQ WGN WBBM WLS and other Chicago outlets presenting orchestras, concerts, and variety acts with multiple performers and time blocks.
A fragmented OCR listing outlines WWAE program notes for a Monday night from Lanier studios. It mentions Hammend Tech band, conductor Hovey, and a schedule with times and names like Don Spencer, Perents Forum, Al Gilbertson, Monroe Bios, and Polish hour, ending with Walking Reporter and Ralph and Uveret.
The Parthenon theater features Warner Bros epic 42nd Street with songs by Al Dubin and Harry Warren. The article notes the shift from musicals to dramatic cinema and the returns of musical numbers amid changing trends in Hollywood and Broadway.
A diaryy of Broadway life unfolds within a musical drama about 1940s theater players. Cast includes Warner Baxter and Dick Powell in a tale of loves, tempers, and stage life. Based on a novel by Bradford P. James, the production tours Hammond through Saturday, promising Calumet region audiences a landmark musical showcase.
George Ariivs stars in a quirky scene as a long‑reigning monarch endures a royal break, thirty years on the throne. The setup hints at comic misadventure and a playful take on succession during a grand vacation.
A Lady's Profession opens at the Paramount featuring Roland Young and Roscoe Karnes with Migs Skypworth Re land Young and Mariya Kent Ty le. Lady Ruth Bonnell leaves home to rescue an impoverished nobleman aided by Wellington the intelligent horse. The racketeer plot entangles Young as he travels to America to salvage the family fortune, romance follows with Laylo and Kent. The African racketeer subplot adds tension as fortunes restore postwar.
A fragment describes a colonel urging his troops to recruit and “sell Udinor” for the sake of wives and children as government forces move in, portraying coercive wartime rhetoric and pressure tactics amid military governance.
William Powell stars in the Warner Bros production Lawyer Man opening at the Orpheum theater tomorrow. The press notes describe his suave role as he charms audiences, with the film featuring his signature confident wit and romantic escapades.
Biddiest Slow would yan ike to be present as four weekly drawings begin next Saturday at the Calumet Theater. The Speed O Byke resembles a real motorcycle with pneumatic tires, saddle, tank, headlight, carburetor, and other features.
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