A Dog of Flanders in Talkie at the Opera House
Frankie Thomas stars in RKO Radio's talking version of A Dog of Flanders, adapted from Ouida Louisa de la Ramee's novel. O P Hogie has a principal role with Lightning the dog. The program includes readings by Girl Scouts and Legion bands, with patriotic songs and a closing benediction.
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Flanders
Helen Parrish
Frankie Thomas
Louisa de la Ramee
O. P. Hogie
Lightning
Ouida
Opera House
Lippincott’s
England
Unitedntates
Houghton, Mifflin, Lippincott, Macmillan
the Roycrofters
Rko-Radio
Coal Dependence Looms in West Virginia Deep Strike
A looming strike threatens West Virginia coal communities as 500000+ people depend on coal, with McDowell county employing the most miners at 18000 in 1934. Counties like Raleigh Fayette Logan Marion Kanawha Monongalia Mercer Mingo Harrison Boone and Ohio also show heavy employment, impacting railroads and coal transport nationwide.
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West Virginia
Sullivan
McDowell
McDowell County
Raleigh
Fayette
Logan
Marion
Kanawha
Monongali
Mercer
Mingo
Harrison
Boone
Ohio
Strand Theatre Opens Flame Within Tonight at Strand
Ann Harding returns to the screen in a dramatic role praised on stage by critics as a standout psychotherapist. The film features Herbert Marshall as a respected doctor who appears to be in love with her, delivering vital, absorbing drama throughout.
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Ann Harding
New York
Herbert Marshall
Marshall
Opera House of Flanders Tonight Opens The Flame Within
A Strand Theatre program opens tonight featuring The Flame Within a dramatic film story that has sold over a million copies. The Opera House of Flanders presents this engaging production to start the weekend.
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Houser
Strand Theatre
Frankenstein Monster at Opera House Sunday
The Bride of Frankenstein plays at the Opera House Sunday with Boris Karloff in the title role. The monster gains speech and even smokes, as ten people selected its forty four words for its vocabulary and the plot follows the creature’s renewed terrorism and shifting encounters.
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Universal
Karloff
William Hurlbut
John M. Balderston
O. P. Heegie
Flag Day Commemoration by Grafton High School Band
A fragment notes Grafton High School band continuing a Flag Day observance with the national anthem lines and patriotic imagery. The piece includes lyrics and hints at a page continuation on section D. The scene conveys school music students presenting a ceremonial salute.
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O. E. Wyckoff
Girl Scouts
Florence Wilkinson
Legion
American Legion
Esquire
Whama N’s Music Club
Grafton High School
Tom Page
Japan Lists Continued From Page One
The report notes actions designed to slight the Japanese and mentions punishment for those detaining the Japanese, outlining responses and accountability measures.
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Japan
Peace Aimed Amid Soft Coal Strike Threat
Washington on June 14 faces a looming soft coal strike with about 450000 miners set to walk out in three days. President Roosevelt seeks swift action on the Guffey bill to regulate the bituminous industry, but lawmakers show little chance of passage before Monday as operators weigh their options.
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Shanghai
China
United States
England
Far East
Nanking
Papeslist
C. T. Wang
Peiping
NRA
United Mine ‘Workers
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
House
Yeserday
Samuel B. Hill
Wash
Washington
Guffey Hill
Love Letters and a Nobleman’s Lost Fortune
A feature notes a nobleman’s love letters that could have earned a girl half a million dollars if written later. Appearing in the June 16 issue of the American Weekly packaged with the Baltimore American. Also mentions China’s competitive education rule and societal roles for actors and barbers sharing the page.
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American Weekly
Baltimore American
Newsboy
China
Indo-Vin promoted by Ohio man for kidney relief
Mr. Rolan Brammer of Proctorville Ohio testifies that Indo-Vin cured his deranged kidneys enabling him to sleep through the night. He recalls waking as often as six times nightly before using the medicine and says after three bottles his kidneys act normally. He endorses Indo-Vin as real medicine. It is available at Grafton Drug and Chemical Co in Graf ton and at other druggists in the area.
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Rolan Brammer
Box
Proctorville
Ohio
Mr. R. Brammer
Will
Grafton Drug and Chemical Company
Grafton
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Land of the Free
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America
Woman's Music Club
American Legoin
M. J. Hannon
Ann Harding Herbert Marshall
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Kentucky
Glenmore Histilleries
Frankenstein Monster
Personal Finance CO. Deveny Building
Telephone
Monroe St
Fairmont
W. Va
Liberal
Patent Office
Stanley
Stanlet
Otey
Doc
Hen Peck
Mrs Peck
Etta Kett
Fane
Big Sister
Scully
By Paul Robinson
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