Dynamite Opens at Broadhurs
Cecil B. DeMille presents Dynamite his first talking picture and first production. Ermine furniture and glass bathtubs appear as striking novelties in the film.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
2
Cecil B. DeMille presents Dynamite his first talking picture and first production. Ermine furniture and glass bathtubs appear as striking novelties in the film.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer opens a three day engagement at the Broadhurst with De Mille pushing back to his exotic film roots after a long serious stretch. Kay Johnson and Charles Bickford star in a modern boudoir setting featuring a pivotal break in privacy.
Roosevelt Walser charged with the murder of his brother George Walser in Davidson county will have a preliminary hearing in the local recorder's court Friday morning. The hearing was postponed from yesterday due to the absence of key witnesses.
An old advertisement touts Teethina as a safe prescription to end a baby’s cold early. It claims Teethina regulates the liver and bowels, cleanses poisons, and builds vitality to repel a cold, with druggists selling it for 30 cents and a free sample offered from Dr. C. J. Moffett Co. Columbus, Georgia.
The Broadhurst theater earned a Mark of Honor from Exhibitors Herald-World for high quality sound reproduction. Western Electric equipment and weekly engineering checks support the system, with projectionists Rankin and White overseeing daily operations. The plaque was to be presented by C M Waynick with a formal 8:45 p m ceremony before the program resumes.
Cecil Hedge of 1031 South Third Street Louisville credits Konjola with curing years of stomach and liver trouble. He describes heavy meals causing gas and palpitations, then says weeks of treatment eliminated pain, constipation and weakness. Konjola sold at Mann No 1 Drug Store High Point and by other druggists in the region.
A Madrid joke scene shows a boss asking about a new typist and a clerk replying she spells atrociously. The boss then quips that she must be good since he cannot spell it himself, reflecting humorous wordplay from Buen Humor.
Claims Tanlac cures stomach and liver ailments plus rheumatic pain with a strong medicine base. Nurse Mrs. B. Piccard testifies after ten years in active nursing about relief, appetite return, and no pain. Warns against substitutes and notes guaranteed real medicine available at druggists.
New York reports Douglas Bush in The Bookman faults critics for overusing superlatives that blur judgment. He urges restraint, noting reviews can mislead readers about books' lasting value while acknowledging many reviews are sane and fair.
Notice of foreclosure sale issued by a trustee under a deed of trust dated September 30 1925 by June A Johnson widower and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina Book 498 Page 455 with substitution of trustee by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York and related authorities. sale seeks to satisfy the debt secured by the property.
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