Russia critique and dance on stage compared to Soviet life
A narrator recounts backstage film dance with Bill and Shirley Temple, describing dual cameras and mikes. The piece then shifts to a speaker discussing conditions in the Soviet Union, Five Year Plan aims, famine, food cards, and life on farms, noting Stalin’s luxury and religion suppression. It ends with a Rotary club note about FHA housing program talk in Taylor county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caucasus
North Russia
Biberia
Russia
Famlinés
Soviet Union
Moscow
Communist Party
Red Army
Secret Service
Secret Police
Stalin
Germany
FHA
Rotary Club
Hottel Grafton
Taylor County
Coughlin Rally in Cleveland Planned for May 8
Preparations for a crowd of 25 900 at Cleveland Public Hall are under way for a rally on May 8 to be addressed by Rev. Charles B. Coughlin, Detroit radio priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles B. Coughlin
Detroit
Roberta and The Casino Murder Case At Local Theatres
The Opera House screens Roberta with Trene Dunne Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a colorfully entertaining Broadway musical romance. At the Strana Theatre The Casino Murder Case featuring Philo Vance and Paul Lukas unfolds a baffling murder plot tied to a mysterious wafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Mon
Tréne Dunne
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
RKO Radio
Roberta
Miss Dunne
Astaire
Miss Rogers
Randolph Scott
van Dine
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Paul ‘Lukas
Philo Vance
Strana ‘Theatre
Paul Lukas
Rosalind Russell
Strand Theatre
Salt and Peanuts Revue at Strand Theatre Shows Radio Stars
The Strand Theatre presents Salt and Peanuts in a three act radio style revue that originated in vaudeville and now travels from New York radio to WLW Cincinnati and KDKA Pittsburgh before live stage shows Sunday and Monday. The act brings a fast moving hour of entertainment starring Salt and Peanuts who rose from Shubert and Keith circuits to 50 watt radio stations across the region. Also noted is a science influenced plot involving 8, 8, Van Dine in a related motion picture feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt and Peanuts
Salt and
Peanuts
KDKA
Pittsburg
Salt and Peanuts N. B. C
Strand Theatre
Dixie’s Famous Stair Dance Shown in The Little Colonel
Bill Robinson performs his famed stair dance in Fox Film The Little Colonel slated for a three day run at New Dixie Theatre starting Sunday. He has long toured with stair routines on vaudeville circuits but the stage at Movietone City’s Stage No 2 exceeds previous lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Colonel
Shirley Temple
Robinson
Bill Robinson
Fox
New Dixie Theatre
Keith
Orpheum
Movietone City
Lay Plans For Salvation Army Fund Drive
The Salvation Army seeks local support through home missionary collections street meetings and church dinners as Major Campbell notes the group works on spiritual and social services irrespective of creed with a current emphasis on character building and home hygiene projects. Funds are needed to expand programs, as local corps are limited by money and appeal to citizens to respond to campaign workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Té Army
Salvation Army
Campbell
Red Threats From Page One Across Soviet Travel Memoir
The narrative recalls Soviet orders for American power farming machinery and a family voyage. From November to October 1931 the speaker and Mrs Waters, along with their daughter Catherine, traveled roughly twenty five to thirty thousand miles and lived a nomadic life amid the era's tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Waters
Catherine
Soviet Union
Classified Rates and Rules for Sentina Ads
Classified rates are two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each addi tional insertion. Minimum charge is 45 cents. Each initial and figure count as one word. Ads must be consecutive and in regular style. The Sentinel disclaims responsibility for more than one incorrect insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentina Classifica
TxAple
The
Sentinel
For Rent and Sale Notices from Main Street Area
Classified short notices list various rental options including two room furnished apartments on Main Street opposite the Elks club and a six room house on West Main Street. Additional listings show furnished apartments on Maple Avenue, a five room cottage in Blueville, canna builds for sale, and electrical repair and wiring service by Harold Trimble on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Main Street
Elks Club
Main Street
Parrish Agency, Inc
Bath
City Water
Blueville
Joe Howat
Canna Builds
R. C. McDade
Maple Avenue
Harold Trimble
Jury Debate Shapes Smith Suit In Malice Burden Of Proof
Judge Harding spent an hour and fifteen minutes delivering the charge in Smith v Reynolds Smith. He instructed jurors to first determine whether Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith had affections for her husband before examining any alienation by her father. A verdict for Smith requires a finding that any alienation was malicious and that the burden of proof rests on the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Harding
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
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America
Opera House
Sunda
Lionel Barrymore
Fox Film
Father Coughlin
Martin T. Sweeney
Sweeney
Edwin Marin
American Chemical Society
St. Petersburg
Florida
Kreike Art
the Strand
New Dixie
Eyta Ket
By Paul Robinson
San
Ricky
NIKE
Big Sister
By Les Forgrave
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
POST
Alonzo GQ
State House
Servick
Gass Wey
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