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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
5
A lone horseman guides scattered bands toward a formed herd. Riders pursue, position in front, others fall into Tuning behind. The wild horses begin tunning as they follow the lead rider into a trap. Time needed varies from a day to a week to gather all.
The Mask of Fu Manchu features a lavish reproduction of a Chinese forty eight hour banquet at the Strand Theatre today and Saturday. Boris Karloff plays Dr Fu Manchu with hundreds of exotic courses and a fifty foot Buddha statue setting the grand hall. Metro News and Laurel and Hardy comedy add to the program as Chinatown hosts the film crew.
Zane Grey notes wild horses roam the American Southwest in small bands descended from Spanish stock. The Strand Theatre features Wild Horse Mesa movie with Randolph Scott and Sally Blane, plus discussion of horse hunting, profit shifts with autos, and European demand for horse meat and byproducts.
In Wheeling Dee 23 year old Jimmy Lucas a four year old patient gains hope in tuberculosis of the spine after a long hospital bed stay and a 270 mile hitch hike He endures a cast and asks to coast and skate soon while doctors praise his gameness Nurses and patients hope Santa Claus visits his room showing community support
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge ruled that Evelyn Rosetta Asther requires no further court order to ensure proper upbringing under a property settlement between Vivi an Duncan and ex husband Nils Asther. The agreement bars the infant from pursuing acting careers without parental written consent and from leaving Los Angeles County. Asther must pay $25 000 alimony at $500 monthly.
Raleigh December 23. Orders for the arrest of Luke Lea Tennessee publisher and financier and his son Luke Lea Jr were issued by Buncombe county officials pending extradition to North Carolina after state supreme court opinions affirmed banking law violations. Sheriff Brown will arrest the Leas or schedule them for January 23 court when warrants may proceed. The elder Lea faces 6 to 10 years and the younger a 25 000 fine or 2 to 10 years. The Supreme Court recently refused review.
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