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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1926
Page
2
Orpheum offers Chas Soladar and his Brinkley Girls with The Three Delmonts Clark Sisters Neil Teible and Nan Delmont among a lineup of vaudeville acts. The program promises an hour of clean refined amusement with new acts rotating Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
Lawrence Gray credits Bebe Daniels for urging him toward acting after meeting at Famous Players West Coast studio. He pursued acting following a production job loss and took a part in His Children's Children with Daniels, committing to a serious film career.
B P Schulberg presents a motion picture version of Percy Marks novel The Plastic Age set on a college backdrop. The story explores youth romance excitement and action appealing to both parents and students with campus life and roamers eager for the college experience.
A film praised for its portrayal of college spirit and youth leaving home. Clara Bow stars with Donald Keith as Hugh Carver supported by Mary Aden Henry Walthall Gilbert Roland and others delivering strong performances in a fresh, engaging production.
Jack London’s The Sea Wolf is adapted to film and screens at the Broadway theatre tomorrow only. The brutal sea captain Wolf Larsen appears as a philosophical survivor of the fittest with lead players Ralph W. Ince Claire Adams Theodore Von Eltz Snitz Edwards MITchell Lewis.
Lew Fields presented The Girl Friend with book by Herbert Fields lyrics by Lorenz Hart and music by Richard Rodgers coming to the American Theatre Wednesday December 29. The show features tuneful music lively fun and a strong chorus with a Long Island dairyman hero who aims to become a bicycle racer.
Enterprise Bureau reports that car owners who wait for January to get the half year license cannot have driven the vehicle before January 1. Carolina Motor Club notes a yearly December lull and a post inauguration rush. Inspectors will pursue cases of false affidavits and license fraud, with penalties as misdemeanors.
The New York financial week reports a renewed bull movement in the stock market after a period of gains with few interruptions. The surprise factor is the declaration of a 50 percent dividend on common stock signaling renewed investor confidence.
A humorous exchange from Tit Bits in London features a boy asking about banking with a manager and us later noting belief in money making. The joke hinges on a play on words about work in a bank.
A playful exchange where a master asks which day is Sabbath and a girl replies her mother goes to church only when she has a new dress, reflecting a humorous view on devotion and fashion from a Viennese source.
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