Berliner stage stars cope with multi theatre roles amid economic strain
In Berlin, Max Reinhardt’s actors juggle multiple theaters and varied roles to cope with rising costs. Eugen Kloepfer and Hans Thimig perform in different plays at different venues in a single night, while Paul Morgan stars across five venues. Simultaneously shop windows display sausages beside bronze dancing girls to aid needy German sculptors, organized by the Berlin business men’s association.
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Berlin
Max Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Eugen Kloepfer
Orient
Klabund
Deutsches Theater
Galsworthy
Jacob Twisden
Hans Thimig
Kloepfer
Prince Pao
Chalked Circle
Kammerspiels Theater
St. John
China
Carl Goetz
Berlin Business Men's Association
Berlin sign helps sculptors fuel to German champions dinner
A long list of German women athletes gathered for a dinner hosted by Frau Neppach after Vienna events. Participants included Frau Samek golf, Fraulein Rieve javelin, Frau Brockhoeft ice skating, and others, with photos showing them in dinner gowns and athletic attire and each holding a symbol of their sport.
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Berlin
Germany
Frau Neppach
Suzanne Lenglen
Vienna
Frau Samek
Fraulein Aschenbacher
Fraulein Rieve
Frau Brockhoeft
Frau Gordon
Fraulein Feindt
Dr Torrey Draws Large Tabernacle Audience
In a Tabernacle gathering Dr Torrey declared Jesus Christ was neither lunatic nor impostor and urged the audience to face the facts and accept Jesus Christ’s authority. He stated belief in Christ follows from acknowledging His divine authority.
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Torrey
Jesus Christ
Christ
DR. Torrey
Tabernacle
Evangelist
God
Three Sections Clash Today in Eastern Football Battles
Eastern gridiron fans face a trio of major clashes as Yale meets Princeton while Pittsburgh plays Pennsylvania. Syracuse confronts Colgate and Penn State challenges West Virginia in key late autumn showdowns expected to shape the season.
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Herst Williams
Harvard Brown
Army Columbia
Dartmouth Machine
Chicago
Dartmouth
Washington
California
Tigers
Harvard
Yale
Army
Columbia Lion
Syracuse
Colgate
Eddie Tryon
Orange
Carr
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York
Commission on Muscle Shoals Ends its Time Tomorrow
Washington Nov 13 The Muscle Shoals commission will end its existence tomorrow with President Coolidge receiving the majority report. The minority report is not expected to reach the White House soon. A final 11 oclock meeting will draft the closing document. Minority member William McClellan did not sign the majority report and will not attend the meeting. The two minority members plan to file a separate report with differing suggestions. McClellan favors selling power revenue to the treasury and fertilizer manufacture as secondary. Curtis opposes fertilizer unless the operating firm pays charges to level competition with private makers.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals Commission
Coolidge
White House
William McClellan
Harry A. Curtis
New York
Commission
McClellan
Treasury
Curtis
Muscle Shoals
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Ring
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Atlantic Bank
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