Radio and Orchestra Skeds Across Networks Listed
A dense schedule shows programs on the CBS NBC and other networks with a mix of dramas comedies news musical acts and orchestras. Notable items include Al Jolson to start late evening on one network and Cab Calloway Orchestra along with Myrt and Marge and Paul or Leonard broadcasts across blocks.
Free play aids discipline and steady behavior in children
The article argues that parental love and a generous amount of free play help children obey and adapt to social norms. It notes play reduces tension, aids self-control, and lessens the impact of authority, while also mentioning that outdoor noise and even backyard roughness can be endured to support this development. It ends with a note that electric power for canal boats has doubled speed over horse-drawn boats.
Oakie rise to Hollywood stardom in Once in a Lifetime
The piece follows Jack Oakie born Lewis Delaine Offield and his lively pranks from childhood in Muskogee and Kansas City to stage work and vaudeville. It notes his Westward move to Hollywood and his leading role as Dr George Lewis in Universal’s Once in a Lifetime at the Opera House, with a strong supporting cast and a riotous, meta cinema satire.
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Offeld
Jack
Lewis Delaine Offield
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Missouri
Young Offeld
Zieg‘feld
Lindbergh
Hollywood
Joe Doakes
Jack Oalkie
Universal
George Lewis
Louise Fazenda
4Lon Stevens
Gregory Ratoff
Opera House
Strand Theatre Presents You Said a Mouthful With Joe E Brown
Joe E Brown stars in the Strand Theatre's next National picture You Said a Mouthful showing Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The tale features Brown a famed wide mouth swimmer who cannot swim and endures a bass of comic mishaps as he is forced into a marathon race for love while dodging water fear and danger. Ginger Rogers co stars in the upbeat comedy with laughs stoked by Brown's dry humor and runway of misadventures.
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Joé
Ginger Rogers
Farina
Our Gang
Joe
Preston 8. Foster
Terry
Guvin Williams
Harry Gribbon
Oscar Apfel
Edwin Maxwell
Walter Walker
William Burress
Frank Hagney
Robert Lord
Bolton Mallory
Lloyd Bacon
Joe B. Brown
Strand Theatre
Advance Hollywood Reports
Beware the Cough Or Cold That Hangs On Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds and other throat troubles. The copy claims the emulsified creosote product soothes membranes fights germs and boosts recovery, promising relief with no money refunded if not relieved after following directions.
Madison Square Garden Film Depicts Behind the Scenes Drama
The Strand screens Madison Square Garden a kaleidoscopic drama in the Grand Hotel tradition. The Garden is the central protagonist, portraying life inside and around the famed arena with sport, romance, graft, and the fight to keep crooks out.
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Madison Square Garden
World's Thrill Center
Madison ‘Square Garden
Strand
Madison. Square Garden
Baldwin 7400 Mallet Engine Tested on Cumberland Division
The Baldwin Locomotive Works designed No. 7400 mallet engine is tested on heavy grades west of the Cumberland division. After a first run to the east, officials evaluate its potential to replace helper engines on the double grade and its suitability for fast freight and passenger service. After extensive shop testing, it departed for Cumberland hauling passenger No. 44, with future service plans awaiting further trials.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Cumberland Division
West End
Grafton Terminal
Here
Emerson
Ralph H. Cline
Cumberlan
Grafton
Baptist Revival Opens in Webster
Revival services are under way at Webster Baptist Church with two daily services at 10 30 a m and 7 p m Attendance climbs each night and schools join in the effort A junior choir has been organized and sings nightly Pastor M B Stump conducts the services inviting the public to attend both sessions
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Webster Baptist Church
M. B. Stump
Roscoe Ates Seeks Reconciliation With Wife After Shanghaiing Row
Hollywood reports a rapproachment as Roscoe Ates admits fault and his wife Clare Adrian signals willingness to forgive. The comedian moved out after a New Year’s Eve dispute. Ates cites strain and remorse and hopes to move back into the family home. Adrian says she forgives but wants conditions.
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Hollywood
Roscoe Ates
Clare Adrian
Ate
Miss Adrian
Ates
Adrian
Ares
Weston Glass Plants Prepare for a Big Year
Weston January 6 The Louie Wohine president of the Louie Glass Company has offered a reward for information about the rumor. Local glass plants including A Borchert Glass Decorat Company are preparing for a Pittsburgh display opening Monday. Many novel fur items will be showcased by companies at the event.
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Weston
Louie Wohine
Louie Glass Company
A. Borchert
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