Rotary tribute memorial for Arthur Lyon at night meeting
A memorial Rotary meeting lasting about 45 minutes honored Arthur Lyon who died last week. President J D Cox and Rev T A Sykes spoke of Lyon's loyalty and service while Carter Dalton noted the tribute would be inscribed in club minutes for the family.
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Rotary Club
Oaing
Arthur Lyon
Lyon
J. D. Cox
T. A. Sykes
Fred N. Tate
Carter Dalton
Mr. Lyon
Gant
Mr. Dalton
Rotary
Arthur
Robert Browning
Realistic Leap In Picture At Broadway
Frank Lloyd directed a cliff leap scene for Her Husband's Secret starring Antonio Moreno and David Torrence. Moreno performed the stunt without safety nets, landing on sand near rocks, with minor injuries. The leap drew praise for realism and will screen at the Broadway theatre.
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Frank Lloyd
Antonio Moreno
David Torrence
Lloyd
Moreno
Broadway Theatre
Opera Ghost Thrills in Lon Chaney Film at Orpheum
Lon Chaney stars as The Phantom in a daring silent spectacle set in a massive Paris Opera House replica. Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry headline a strong cast with color scenes and grand stairway and cellar chase sequences drawing four thousand extras.
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Lon Chaney
Notre Dame
Orpheum Theater
Paris
Paris Opera House
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Faust
Opera House
Rupert Julian
Virginia Pearson
Gibson Gowland
Snitz Edwards
Cesare Gravina
Arthur Edmund Carewe
Alexander Bevani
Anton Vaverka
George B. Williams
Edward Cecil
Ready For 15 Rounds In New York Friday
Paul Berlenbach world light heavyweight champion and Jack Delaney of Davenport Conn battle in a fifteen round title fight at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Berlenbach weighs 176 pounds and aims to come in under 175, while Delaney is expected to scale around 166.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Davenport
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Delaney
Berlenbach
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Rotarians
Arthur Hauk
Broadway
Patsy Ruth Miller
Edginton
Universal’s Mammoth
Matinee
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
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