Sheila Shayne Breaks In On Broadway In New Play
Sheila Shayne, a determined dancer and daughter of vaudeville performers, lands a substitute role in Daisy Gleason’s absence and meets Jim Blaine and producer Gordon Mandrake. After weeks of rehearsals and a rising romantic undercurrent, the show opens in Atlantic City to praise, with Sheila hailed as a delightful new dancer.
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Sheila Shayne
New York
Sheila
Daisy Gleason
Joe Paris
Trevor Lane
Dick Stanley
Lane
Gordon Mandrake
Mandrake
Enouer Mandrake
Mike
Bill Brady
Atlantic City
Jim Blaine
Jim
Sally
Marion Randolph
TN Jet
Free Trial Offer For Rupture Treatment In Adams NY
Ruptured individuals are urged to contact W. & Rice at 572-E Main Street Adams New York for a free trial of a rupture treatment or truss. The ad claims the method is healing and may eliminate the need for a truss, urging readers to apply for the free trial.
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Rice
Adams
N. Y
N.Y
Have All Your Teeth at Sixty
A brief notice promotes dental care to keep teeth healthy and gums clean, emphasizing lifelong confidence in oral health and the pride of preserving one's natural teeth.
Wife of Publisher Dies In Alabama
Mrs. Victor H. Hanson longtime Birmingham News and Age Herald publisher’s wife died after a brief illness from a cerebral hemorrhage in Birmingham. She had suffered a December 31 stroke and a second stroke Sunday. A Cincinnati Conservatory of Music graduate, she supported scholarships at Judson College Marion and Agnes Scott Decatur. She was daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. Henry J. White of Uniontown. Surviving: Mr. Hanson, her mother and four sisters in Uniontown and Louisville.
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Birmingham
Ala
Victor H. Hanson
Birmingham News
The
Age Herald
Hanson
Cincinnati Observatory of Music
Judson College
Marion
Agnes Scott
Decatur
Sparrows Dim City Street Light in La Salle
Sparrows entered a street light globe through a ventilation hole and built a nest at the base, gradually dimming the bulb and prompting residents to call the city electrician. The birds effectively solved their winter heating and lighting issue by taking over the light.
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LA Salle
Fli
City Electrician
Bear in Columbus City Limits Becomes Tale of City Bear
Patrolman Chase Hall shot a bear named Pete in Columbus after the owner Fred Workman requested its humane end as the animal's behavior grew dangerous. Corporal Ralph Waugh and Patrolman Charles Hall assisted in the final act.
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Columbus
Chase Hall
Pete
Fred Workman
Workman
Ralph Waugh
Charles Hall
Steamer Hein Ning Tai Founders in Hankow Bay Storm
Reports confirmed that about 200 Chinese perished when the coastal steamer Hein Ning Tai foundered in Hankow bay amid a storm. Dispatched accounts said many corpses washed ashore as survivors were transported by car.
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Changhai
Hinese
Hankow Bay
Bill to relieve automobile owners faces long delay
From Raleigh a report notes a bill to relieve automobile owners from liability for injuries or death tied to a capitol in Washington required 79 years to complete. It states almost a third of nonoccupational accident causes are traceable to automobiles.
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United States
Raleigh
Capitol
Washington
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