Calvin Coolidge remembered for thrift and quiet leadership
AP summarizes Coolidge as a reserved leader who rose from Massachusetts governor to president. It notes his Boston police strike handling, oath sworn by his father, personal losses in 1924 and 1926, meeting Lindbergh, and his famed 1927 pledge not to run again. The piece highlights his thrift, wartime cuts, and final public appearances urging Hoover’s re‑election.
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Barrymore in A Bill of Divorcement Receives High Praise
George Cukor lauds John Barrymore for transcending self in A Bill of Divorcement as critics hail the actor’s finest screen performance. The feature, starring Barrymore with Billie Burke and Katherine Hepburn, opens at the Opera House and runs through Tuesday and Wednesday.
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John Barrymore
Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Opera House
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Katherine Hepburn
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Grand Hotel
Arsene Lupin
Blankley’s
Moby Dick
Strand Theatre Shows Joe E Brown in You Said Mouthful
Eight small mice terrified First National studios during the Joe E Brown comedy You Said Mouthful at the Strand today and Tuesday. The rodents were props but acted as real nuisances, causing screams from Ginger Rogers Sheila Terry and others as Brown pretended fear on screen.
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First National
Joe E. Brown
Strand
Joe
Ginger Rogers
Sheila Terry
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS And Columbia Networks
A detailed listing of Monday January 9 radio programs across NBC WEAF CBS WABC and Columbia Networks. Includes show times and performers such as The Hutchinson Family Jane Froman Ray Knight's Sketch Lawrence Tibbett Whiteman's Band Ruth Etting Mills Brothers and more with orchestras orchestral broadcasts and serial segments.
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Nbc-Weaf
the Hutchinson Family
Southernaires Quartet
al Bernard
the Circle
Jane Froman
Ray Knight
The
Goldbergs
Lawrence Tibbett
Bari
Whiteman’s Band
Morgan L. Hastman
Radio Forum
Ted Weems
Jack Denny's
Anson Weeks
Mark Fisher
Laws on Liquor Open and Prohibited States Count
The article lists state by state status on liquor saloons and 3.2 percent beer rules. It notes 37 states ban or restrict liquor, 11 have no limits, and five could sell 3.2 beer under current laws. It also notes open states may still be blocked by local ordinances, and cites Kentucky's conflicting enforcement opinion on 3.2 beer.
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Arizona
Maryland
Massachusetts
Montana
Nevada
New York
Wisconsin
California
Rhode Island
Washington
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Kentucky
Connecticut
Wyoming
Colorado
Illinois
Louisianna
Texas
Michigan
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