Woman to Woman at the American Theatre
A three year old Georgie Billings stars in Woman to Woman with Betty Compson Geo Barraud and Juliette Compton. The film follows a Parisian actress mother and her son as his father seeks to adopt him. See at the American theatre Monday and Tuesday with Vitaphone acts Seger Ellis and Pat West and an all-talking news event.
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Georgie Billings
Victor Saville
Georgie
Tiffany-Stahl
Betty Compson
Geo. Barraud
Juliette Compton
Shubert
Davey Lee
Saville
Young David
Michael Morton
Nicholas Fodor
American Theatre
Victor Sharland
Margaret Chambers
Winter Hall
Four Charters Filed in North Carolina Secretary of State
Raleigh November 30 Four new certificates of incorporation were filed. Coble Printing Co of Oxford plans general printing with 50000 authorized, 300 subscribed. Rainbow Slipper Shop Inc of Asheville to deal in wares, 25000 authorized, 300 subscribed. Grayland Corporation of Asheville to deal in real estate, 190060 authorized, 300 subscribed. Peoples Bank and Trust Co of Bonlee to do general banking, 25000 authorized, 25000 subscribed.
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Raleigh
Coble Printing Company
Oxford
D. A. Coble
H. H. Coble
C. E. Coble
Rainbow Slipper Shop, Incorporated
Asheville
L. T. Hudson
Ll. Simowitz
Winston-Salem
R. Hawkins
Greenville
Grayland Corporation
Gray McChesney
Helen P. McChesney
Francis J. Heazel
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Bonlee
Gas Tax Collections for the U S Rise in First Half 1929
Washington report shows gasoline tax receipts from 47 states and the District of Columbia totaling 175,140,140 dollars for the first six months of 1929. The 65,693,872,662 gallons taxed yield an average 3.07 cents per gallon.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Illinois
Massachusetts
New York
American Plays Rule Danish Theaters This Season
Copenhagen reports a strong preference for American drama and film with the public shunning domestic works. A leading theatre will show only American plays this year and the Royal Theater has more American works than any other nation. Eugene O Neill's Strange Interlude thrives while Desire Under the Elms was withdrawn after two weeks.
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Copenhfacii
Copenhagen
Royal Theater
Eugene O'Neil
Peaches Browning to be Seen at American Theatre
G L Crowe manager of the American theater announces Temptations of 1930 will appear in this city soon. The production is described as a major financial venture with a large city guarantee. Crowe notes mail orders already assure coverage of expenses and hints more details will follow about the extravagant revue.
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Peaches” Browning
American Theatre
American
G. L. Crowe
New York
Crowe
Temptations of 1930 Charms Paris Show On Broadway Road
Critics praise the Follies Bergere production for its feminine charm while noting its daring on stage. Strong box office suggests keeping the act on tour to offset travel costs, delaying a New York debut for a month to allow a wider preview.
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Follies Bergie
Paris
New York
Produres
Gotham
Broadway
Lon Chaney Stars in While the City Sleeps at Ritz
Lon Chaney appears as a plainclothes detective in a sensational Ritz Theatre feature while the City Sleeps. The film follows a deadly gang war in New York with chase scenes rooftops and machine gun battles framed by a love story and insider police practices.
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Lon Chaney
RITZ
Ritz Theatre
Chaney
New York Police
A. P. Younger
Brown
Harvard
Miles Out's Fame Play Directed by Jack Conway
Anita Page of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stars as the lead female in the play written by Miles Out's fame and directed by Jack Conway. Mae Busch, previously with Chaney in The Unholy Three, also appears in the production.
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Miles Out
Fame
Jack Conway
Anita Page
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Mae Busch
Chaney
Miracle Bridge Deal Recorded In England
The odds against a hand with each player holding one complete suit are 2,235,197,406,895,366,368,301,559,999 to 1 yet the event occurred again at the Carlton hotel in London. Sir Charles Sykes held spades and achieved a grand slam in that suit. Previous authenticated instances happened in Calcutta in 1888, Brighton in 1892, Caven dish hotel Bedford, a Maine town in 1927, and United Berkeley club London in July last year.
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London
Bridge
Carlton Hotel
Charles Sykes
Calcutta
Brighton
England
Cavendish Hotel
Bedford
Maine
United Berkeley Club
Pilot Designs Tiny Tri-Motor Plane in Texas
Joe Palmer, veteran San Antonio pilot, has designed a small tri motor plane powered by three 62 horsepower motors. It can take off in under 150 feet and cruises at 85 miles per hour.
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San Antonio, Tex
Joe Palmer
San Antonio
Winter Fur Fashions Include Black Ermine
Paris reports furriers show longer wraps and larger sleeves for ermines as seams vanish by dovetailing skins. Black ermine, mostly Japanese dyed raven, leads the market with natural white also in demand. Thousands of ermine tails trim coats and dresses, widening fur use.
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Paris
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U. S
Plainclothes
Broadhurst
National Bellas Hhess
Toytown
Theatre News
South
New York City
ALL Star
Company OF 50
Amianrivcan
America
Cinderella Girl
Klein Brothers
John Bowers
Margarite Delamotte
Hollywood
Sam- Shannon
Amend
Xaree
Gauthier
BS Hiss
Drena
Vaudevillians
Gortham
Adam
Mae Dawson
Donnis & Evon
Adamio
Adolfo Giron
Victor Recording Orchestra
Durham
Charlotte
Columbia
S. C
Augusta
Jacksonville
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