Grand Parade minstrel end men head to Paramount show
Four end men from famous blackface minstrel shows join the feature The Grand Parade a Pathe singing and talking picture coming to the Paramount theater tomorrow and Tuesday. The cast includes Harry Bowen Russ Powell Jimmie Adams Sammy Blum Richard Carle Bud Jamieson Fred Scott Marie Astaire and Helen Twelvetrees with Edmund Goulding as writer producer and Fred Newmeyer directing.
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Pathe
Paramount Theater
Harry Bowen
Russ Powell
Dockstader
United States
Jimmie Adams
Sammy Blum
Richard Carle
Bud Jamieson
Fred Scott
Helen Twelvetrees
New York
Marie Astaire
Edmund Goulding
Fred Newmeyer
Studying Record On Bishop Cannon Jr Investigated
U S District Attorney Tuttle made records of Bishop James Q Cannon Jr and Kable and company accessible to John G Holland counsel for the Senate Judiciary Committee. Holland arrived from Washington to review data on partial payment stock purchases and related letters. He will return next week to continue examination connected to the Goldhurst mail fraud case.
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New York
James Q Cannon, Jr
Kable and Company
U. S
Tuttle
John G. Holland
United States Senate Judiciary Committee
Holland
Washington
Bishop Cannon
Harry L. Goldhurst
Blue Overalls In Summer Rural Wear Trends
Rural summer fashion highlights blue overalls paired with organdie or batiste short sleeve tuck in shirts as game and garden attire. The trend emphasizes practical, smart styling for outdoor activities and leisure.
Dog Buries Bone Hidden Under Nose After Digging
A dog digs a hole to bury a bone and then covers the hole with his nose, a harmless behavior noted in a lighthearted animal curiosity report.
Spencer Campaign Led by H F Seawell and R G Wallace
Carthage May 17 H F Seawell Jr and R G Wallace will head Colin G Spencer’s congressional campaign in the seventh district of North Carolina. Seawell named chairman and Wallace secretary cite Spencer as a capable nonpolitician businessman ready to boost the region’s profile.
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Colin G. Spencer
Congress
North Carolina
H. F. Seawell, Jr
R. G. Wallace
Carthage
Spencer
Spencer Seeks Seventh District Congress Seat
Mr Wallace urges voters to back Colin G Spencer as the logical representative for the seventh district. He promises a clean upright campaign and alignment with the national administration, inviting support and suggestions through Mr Seawell or himself.
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R. N. Page
Colin G. Spencer
Congress
Spencer
Seawell
Sue Carroll Breaks Into Films With The Golden Calf
Sue Carroll, Chicago-raised, appears poised for success after a camera test arranged by a casting director. In The Golden Calf at Paramount, she plays a hosiery model with Jack Mulhall as the advertising artist and El Brendel plus Marjorie White in supporting comedy roles.
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Hollywood
Nick Stuart
Sue Carol
Miss Carol
Chicago
Nick
Eéher
Paramount
Carol
Greenwich Village
Jack Mulhall
el Brendel
Marjorie White
Richard Keene
Paul Page
Hollywood Revue Shows Superb Star Cast At Orpheum
Hollywoods greatest collection of stars in The Hollywood Revue arrives at the Orpheum Theatre for two days. Marion Davies John Gilbert Norma Shearer Buster Keaton and Marie Dressler headline in musical comedy and dancing with a vast chorus and 20 song hits.
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Orpheum Theater
Marion Davies
John Gilbert
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Bessie Love
Joan Crawford
Buster Keaton
William Haines
Gwen Lee
Haines
Karl Dane
George K. Arthur
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Comediennes
Charles King
Gus Edwards
NC Hatcheries Distribution Near 1.5 Million Fish
J S Hargett reports North Carolina state hatcheries distributed over 1 500 000 fish by May 1. The season is shaping up as one of the best since establishment six years ago with many fish moved to fingerling stages in rearing ponds. The number of rear ing ponds may rise from 108 last year to about 200 this year as sportsmen lead in fish rehabilitation nationwide.
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North Carolina
J. S. Hargett
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina urged to expand state parks and forests
Colonel J. W. Harrelson told the State Federation of Woman's clubs at Pinehurst that North Carolina lacks enough publicly owned land for parks. He noted about 2,000 acres in state parks versus New York's 2,000,000 and Pennsylvania's 1,000,000 acres. He urged hundreds of thousands more acres for hunting hiking camping and fishing to attract outdoor enthusiasts and deter law violations.
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North Carolina
J. W. Harrelson
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Pinehurst
Harrelson
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina Forest Fire Season Nears End After Losses
The 1926 spring fire season in North Carolina ends with 148 191 acres burned and 823 401 dollars in losses across 45 counties in the cooperative region. An estimated half a million acres burned in noncooperative counties as observers note wildlife driven from scorched areas and habitat loss. Hunters and fishermen carelessness account for nearly one fifth of 2 424 fires that season.
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North Carolina
Chas. H. Flory
State closes bass and panfish season nearing reopen
More than half of the 50 day closed season on large mouth bass, crappie, perch and bream has passed. Wardens report sportsmen cooperate with the protection during spawning. Eyes turn toward June 10 when the season reopens and small mouth pass season begins in the mountain section.
State game reports hunting license receipts reach $209000
Hunting license receipts for the 1929-50 season total about $209000, with final reports still awaited from a few selling agencies, according to Chas. H. England of the state game department.
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Chas. H. England
Warden Reports Higher Seasonal Collections
The amount collected this season exceeds last year by about $20,000 and surpasses the budget estimate by $9,000, indicating stronger revenue performance for the period.
England Faces Vanishing Clergy In Coming Decades
A London report warns that England's clergy could be extinct within 30 years if current losses continue. The 1928 clerical total mirrors 1861 levels despite population nearly doubling, and 1921 to 1928 saw a drop of about 4700 clergy members.
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London
England
Agriculturists 10 Hold Conference in Atlanta
The Southern commissioners of agriculture will meet in Atlanta on May 24 at 10 o'clock as announced by North Carolina’s William A. Graham. The session, called at the request of Harry D. Wilson of Louisiana, aims to study Southern farming marketing issues and discuss forming a permanent organization.
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William A. Graham
North Carolina
Atlanta
Graham
Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Southern Agesociation of
Commissioner of Agriculture
Southern State Department of Ag
Southern Conference Called to Aid Marketing of Fruits
Commissioner Graham urged calling a Southern conference to boost marketing of fruits and vegetables. Atlanta was chosen as the meeting site with marketing chiefs, to address regulatory problems and aim for better returns amid a mixed peach crop outlook.
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Graham
Atlanta
Southern Departments of Agriculture
Southeastern Food and Feed Specialists
Augusta
Trio of Sisters Share Same Day Birth and Weddings
Three sisters from Coeckingen near Baden each were born on the same day and married on the same day. They already have eight healthy children each and will soon celebrate their silver wedding anniversaries together.
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Baden
Germany
Coeckingen
Here
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