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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

2

SUTTER'S GOLD OPENS AT OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY

Edward Arnold stars as General John Sutter in Universal drama Sutter's Gold opening Sunday at the Opera House. Arnold explains he discards the prior role after filming and immerses himself in Sutter's ambitions and magnetism to shape the portrayal.

Edward Arnold Jim” Brady John Sutter Universal Arnold Sutter Jim Brady Magnificent Opera House

Sutter on Screen and a Brooklyn Crime Night

Arnold studied John Sutter for a lifelike portrayal in Sutter's Gold at the Opera House. The article recalls a gang execution in Sing Sing where four men died for a diner robbery in Brooklyn in June 1934, describing their ages and the crime.

Sing Sing Thomas Gaughan Brooklyn Charles Kropowitz George Rosenberg Frank Russo Vincent de Martino

Four Killers Continued From Page One

Deathhouse prisoners including two women faced the near certainty of executing events after a holdup gone wrong. The scene described shows outward calm despite the lethal outcome, with details kept close to the facts of the incident and the suspects’ appearances as reported.

Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Across clues mix geography names and wordplay from a grid with hints like precious stone Irena and Windsor Arabia, with entries such as Islands off the plant coast and a river in England. Down clues cover items from lace frill to fabric and animal terms, ending with a prior puzzle answer.

Vial of of Prey Windsor Arabia Eng Banana England

Gas Thwarts Robbers At Bank In Surprise Hold Up

A bank robbery ended with a getaway car abandoned at a street intersection as two men fled on foot after entering the bank. A gunman covered former state assemblyman and bank president Mari nus C. Tamboer and ordered him to the rear, while neighborhood residents described the dramatic scene.

Marinus C. Tamboer Tamboer

Radio Range Beacon Planned at Shepherd Field West Virginia

Representative Jennings Randolph of Elkins West Virginia said the air commerce bureau tentatively approved a $25 000 radio range beacon at Shepherd field near Martinsburg West Virginia The beacon would be the first in the state and aims to aid Washington Pittsburgh airline pilots Randolph expected final approval soon

Washington Jennings Randolph Elkins W. Va Bureau of Air Commerce Shepherd Field Martinsburg Randolph West Virginia

Outdoor Film Stars O'Brien at Dixie in O Malley of the Mounted

George O'Brien stars in Fox picture O Malley of the Mounted at the Dixie theatre. A mounted police hero feigns jail to join a border gang, wins gang leader Stanley Fields confidence, romances Irene Ware, plans a scheme to tap Fields, but a bank robbery showdown and thrilling chase bring a hopeful finale.

Dixie Theatre George O'Brien Fox O'Malley The Mounted O'Brien William S. Hart Stanley Fields Irene Ware Fields Miss Ware

CBS Plans New Metropolitan Home in New York

CBS plans to build a new metropolitan home in New York on Park Avenue, with the site purchased for 1,735,000 assessed value. While details are unsettled, plans crystallize around modern radio quarters and facilities for approaching television, with the building to be exclusively for radio.

New York CBS Network Park Avenue

Mightiest Emotional Picture Comes Sunday Dixie Theatre

An ad touts a sensational three day run starting Sunday at the Dixie Theatre with "The Greatest Picture" boasting 42 stars, 10,000 cast, and dramatic desert siege scenes. It claims multiple thrill elements including Arabs, sieges, and romance set in the Sahara.

Sahara Dixie Theatre

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