Sacred Flame Opens Rialto Week
The Sacred Flame a Warner Bros. and Vitaphone talking picture opens at the Rialto Theatre tomorrow and Tuesday starring Pauline Frederick with Conrad Nagel and others in an England-set drama about a colonel’s wedding. Also Applause the Paramount talking drama arrives for two days at Rialto after critical acclaim in New York. William Boyd brings His First Command to Rialto Friday and Saturday, a cavalry romance filmed at Fort Miley Kansas, about a wealthy son enlisting to be near a colonel’s daughter with comedy romance and thrills.
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Warner Bros
Vitaphone All Talking Picture
Rialto Theatre
Somerset Maugham
Pauline Frederick
Conrad Nagel
William Courtenay
Lila Lee
Walter Byron
Alec B. Francis
Dale Fuller
England
Maurice Taylor
Royal Flying Corps
Mr. Nagel
America
New York
Paramount
Criterion Theatre
Helen Morgan
Rouben /Mamoulian
William Boyd
Pathe
United States
West Point
Boyd
Fort Miley
Kansas
New School At Enka Gets Approval In Hominy Valley
Asheville March 1 a group of committee members from four Hominy valley districts approve plans for a new Enka high school. The 25 room building will cost $100000 or more to construct due to congestion from families moving to work at the Enka rayon plant.
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Asheville
Hominy Valley
Enka
Alumnae Seminar Planned by NCCW Association
Greensboro March 1. Hundreds of alumnae of North Carolina College for Women are invited to attend the second alumnae seminar in Greensboro on April 11 and 12. Dr J A Highsmith of the psychology department will conduct the gathering. Last fall a seminar enrolled nearly a thousand attendees.
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Greensboro
Mar
North Carolina College For Women
Alumnae Association
J. A. Highsmith
Department of
North Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy announce 25 prizes
Mrs. Glenn Long of Newton announces 1930 prizes for essays, stories, and research by North Carolina students and C of C members. Funds come from several donors across the state including W. W. Fuller, Mrs. Alex Cooper, Hon. Josephus Daniels, and Gen. Albert L. Cox. Submissions due by September 15, 1950.
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Glenn Long
Newton
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
W. W. Fuller
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Alex Cooper
Henderson
J. S. Welborn
High Point
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Charles S. Wallace
Morehead City
Albert L. Cox
William Ruffin
Garland Daniel
Greensboro
North Carolina Cavalry
J. A. Gaither
Wm. H. H. Cowles
T. EB. Sprunt
Wilmington
Walter Crowell
Monroe
James Kenneth Land
H. P. Grier, Sr
Statesville
Confederate States
L. F. Neal
Kings Mountain
Alfred V. Falls
N. C
Mary Bennett Little
Wadesboro
J. H. Anderson
Chapel Hill
Champter
William Moore Watson
Thomas Lee Craig
Gastonia
C. of
James H. Lane
Charlotte
C. of C
Cy of C
Graham
Joseph Hammond
Charleston
W. V. Rules
Flying Firemen Guard Canadian Forests From Devastation
Flying patrols guard northern Canada forests, saving millions of acres from fire. Since last spring more than 24,000,000 acres have been patrolled and fire losses reduced to a small fraction of prior years, according to Consul Blohm in Regina.
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Canada
Blohm
Regina
Saskatchewan
Radio Earphones for French Railway Passengers
The French State railway will inaugurate the first train in France fitted with individual radio phones. The service, operating between Paris and Havre, marks a new era in onboard communications for travelers.
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France
Paris
Havre
Flying taxis eyed as New Zealand decs become air minded
Flying taxi cabs are touted as a forthcoming popular conveyance in New Zealand as plans by an aviation company move forward. Commercial reports from Wellington note the country’s increasing air focus with airport and taxi concepts. Meanwhile the U. S. exports of farm implements again mostly go to ten markets, capturing 88 percent of the total.
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New Zealand
Foster
Wellington
U. S
United States
Canadian Motor Vehicle Exports Rise in 1929
The Department of Commerce reports total foreign sales of 140.8 million dollars, up 21 percent from 1928's 116.5 million. Canada, Argentina and Russia were the leading markets, with Russia and Argentina showing notable gains in 1929 as Canadian motor vehicle exports climbed.
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Canada
Argatina
Russia
Agricultural Simplements Division
Department of Commerce
Venice Gains Air Service With Trieste to Marseilles Route
The Famous Gondola City now has air service tourists and visitors can fly to and from Venice Italy with a new Trieste to Marseilles line. Intermediary stops include Pavia Genoa and connections at Pavia for Milan.
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Venice
Italy
Trieste
Marseilles
Pavia
Genoa
Milan
Coneul Holler
Kelvinator Super-Automatic Ice Cabinets Feature Durable Build
Advertisement highlights metal cabinets porcelain lined to resist deterioration. Cabinet claims include lifetime quality and 100 percent overload capacity in extreme 100 degree room. Emphasizes four abundant ice supply and generous power features.
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Rialto
N.C.C.W
Moore’s Book Store
W. and M. Motor Co
East High Street
Lon Chaney
American
the American
UD. C
Ronald Coleman
Ann Harding
World News
Panama Canal
Harry Burgess
Panama Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Burgess
Canal
Williams
Panama
Denmark
Pearson
Copenhagen
Ben
Commercial Attache
Jack Oakie
Broadhurst
J.c.welch Motor Co
Kelvinator
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