Hallelujah baptism procession stars in Metro film
Hallelujah a talking picture by Metro Goldwyn Mayer opens next Monday at the Paramount. King Vidor directs a vivid drama of southern black life shot partly on Church Street Memphis. Zeke is played by Daniels Haynes with Nina Mae McKinney and Victoria Spivey among the principal cast.
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Paramount Theater
King Vidor
South
Church Street
Memphis
Tennessee
America
Victor
California
Dixie Jubilee
Daniels Haynes
New York
Zeke
Nina Mae McKinney
Victoria Spivey
Fannie Belle de Knight
Belasco
Lulu Belle” Company
Everett MecGarrity
William Allen Garrison
Unclear motives swirl in a village shop tale
Sue and Sarah uncover a violin inscription and plot hints as they discuss love, trust, and scandal over sandwiches. Dr. Burton encounters them at the shop, while Sue confronts fear about Ted and Sarah’s future as she watches life unfold in quiet tension.
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Clifford
Sue
Sarah
Cliff
Harry
Corrinne
Dr. Burton
Cleopatra
Dido
Aeneas
Ted
Lux Toilet Soap Promises Smooth Skin for Screen Stars
An advertising piece proclaims Lux Toilet Soap gives skin a flawless look for close ups. It quotes Anita Stewart and Jo Byana Ralston praising its effects and notes Hollywood stars rely on Lux in dressing rooms. It also mentions Lux is sold as a luxury soap at 50¢ to $1.00 per cake, now 10¢.
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Lux Toilet Soap
Lucila Mendez
Pare
Jobyna Ralston
Romantic Triangle Sparks Breakup Plans
In a candid exchange, a woman declares she will not marry Harry, admitting Corrinne and Harry share a mutual attraction. Ted reacts with shock as the talk turns to love, money, and potential interference, followed by a second, similar conversation.
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Ted
Harry
Corrinne
Club entertain M. P. Children at Krause rides
Children from the M. P. Orphans' home visited the Krause rides on North Main Street near the Superior Motor company garage. The High Point Woman's club organized the event with a committee of Mrs. John Abels, Mrs. H. N. Phillips, Mrs. H. T. Hudson, and Mrs. D. L. Bouldin providing transport. The Coble circle of the First Presbyterian church ran the refreshment stand for the week. Committee members on grounds tonight include Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Saunders and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bouldin.
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M. P. Orphans’ Home
North Main Street
Superior Motor Company
High Point Woman's Club
John Abels
H. N. Phillips
H. T. Hudson
D. L. Bouldin
Coble
First Presbyterian Church
Mre
W. T. Saunders
D.L. Bouldin
Smoot Bill Seen Raising Cost of Living Says Mooney
James D. Mooney president of General Motors Export company told the Western Universit ies club that Hawley Smoot tariff would raise living costs, slow America's recovery, and shrink business. He warned higher tariffs would fall on workers, farmers, and industrialists alike.
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New York
James D. Mooney
General Motors Export Company
Western Universities Club Today
America
United States
Lieut. Clark Returns With Plane After Forced Landing
Lieutenant George Clark flying a WL Amos cabin plane landed at Charles Kenner flying field late yesterday from Quantico Virginia after a motor fault forced a Sunday landing. Two friends of Mr. Amos accompanied Clark on the flight back to High Point while Amos was sent to New York, and the pilot chose safety as the motor showed weakening.
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George Clark
WL. Amos
Charles Kenner
Quantico
Mr. Amos
Clark
Philadelphia
Amos
New York
High Point
Lieut. Clark
Odd Fellows Meeting In Kinston Today
North Carolina Odd Fellows and Rebekahs began their annual sessions in Kinston with grand master R F Simmons of Winston-Salem presiding over the Odd Fellows and Mrs Clare B Meyers of Greensboro presiding over the Rebekahs. Separate grand lodge and Rebekah meetings were set for today and tomorrow, with joint sessions tonight and tomorrow night. An evening parade followed by a supper for delegates was planned.
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Kinston
North Carolina
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
R. F. Simmons
Winston-Salem
Odd Fellows
Clare B. Meyers
Greensboro
Grand Lodge
Men’s Club Meeting Indefinitely Postponed at St Mary’s
The Men’s Club of St Mary’s Episcopal Church postponed tonight’s meeting indefinitely. Rev H N Bowne announced the delay and said members would be notified later about a new date.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
H. N. Bowne
Red Cross Plans Flood Rescue Missions in Arkansas
Red Cross organized relief efforts move to deploy motor boats in two southern Arkansas flood areas to reach marooned residents. About 1,000 families in refugee camps along the Ouachita and Smackover creeks, with 45,000 acres underwater in Miller county, face ongoing rising waters and food shortages as authorities urge more volunteers and funds.
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Little Rock
Ark
Red Cross
Arkansas
Ouachita River
Smackover Creek
Eldorado
Miller County
Texas Line
L. D. McIntyre
St. Louis
Red
Ouachita
Carlfon
Fouke
Calion
Missouri Pacific
Kenova
EL Dorado
Rock Island
Smackover
Errorgram Corrections Note
A set of five corrections is discussed including etiquette for introductions a handshake protocol a historical colonization view of Virginia road wheel alignment and a scrambled word ACTORS with implications for solving.
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Virginia
Mello Glo Face Powder Advertises Flawless Noses
The advertisement promotes MELLO GLO Face Powder favored by women for no shiny noses and no traces of pastiness or irritation. It claims longer wear, a smooth spread, a youthful bloom, and a new French process to prevent large pores. Mann Drug Co. markets the product.
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Mann Drug Co
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