Lady Be Good at the American theater this week
New York calls Lady Be Good the perfect musical comedy coming Thursday October 22 for one night. Nicolai Welch DeMilt brings a 50 plus cast and scenic production with Gershwin music and Tick Wardell’s orchestra. The Bowery’s past is recalled with scenes of crime and romance in The Street of Forgotten Men at Broadway Theatre Monday and Tuesday. Percy Marmont Neil Hamilton and Mary Brian star in a Bowery Cinderella tale.
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New York
Nicolai-Welch-DeMilt, Inc
George Gershwin
Tick Wardell
Herbert Brenon
Paramount
Paul Schofield
George Kibbe Turner
Liberty Magazine
Bowery
Percy Marmont
Neil Hamilton
Mary Brian
Chicago Wins Queen City Handicap at Latonia
Cincinnati October 10 AP Chicago with D Connelly up won the Queen City handicap a $10,000 added event at Latonia Lancee was second and Blockhead third.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
D. Connelly
Latonia
Lancee
Blockhead
Keith Bill Vaudeville at American Theater Opens Monday
An unusually strong bill at Keith's American theater features Emmett Gilfoyle and Elsie Lange in a wardrobe rich vaudeville comedy. Ramon Earle and Ethel Rovein present Fun and Thrills followed by Karl and Rovern with a double trapeze act. Elmer El Cleve performs A Bit Of Scotch and the Ward brothers Bertie and Archie offer Penny Ant with clown humor and musical numbers by Kola and Sylvia.
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Keith
American Theater
Charlotte
Richmond
Emmett Gilfoyle
Elsie Lange
Mr. Gilfoye
Miss Lange
Elmer el Cleve
Kola
Sylvia
Harmon elected president of international Disciples convention
OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 10 AP Dr A C Harmon president of Transylvania College Lexington Ky was elected president of the international convention of the Disciples of Christ at the closing session of this year s convention The time and place for the 1926 convention was left to the executive committee Parker Warnick a UNC student is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R L Warnick for the weekend
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Ffarmon
Oklahoma City
Okla
A. C. Harmon
Transylvania College
Lexington
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Parker Warnick
University of North Carolina
Mrs
R. L. Waynick
J Felwood Cox Returns From Bankers Meeting
J Felwood Cox came back from Atlantic City after attending the annual convention of the American Bankers Association where he has served as treasurer for two years. About 4,000 bankers attended the event, Cox said, and he noted the convention was splendid despite smaller attendance. He pointed out by laws prevent a third term as treasurer.
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J. Elwood Cox
Atlantic City
American Bankers Association
Cox
United States
Mr. Cox
Business outlook upbeat across the nation says Cox
The report notes good business conditions in all parts of the country and optimism about the near future. Before returning to High Point Mr. Cox spent several days in New York City.
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Tion
High Point
Cox
New York City
Mothers Receiving Aid Are Given An Outing
Mothers of High Point who receive the Mother's aid fund were given complimentary tickets to the American theatre yesterday afternoon. After the show they attended a service at Stephens tabernacle with Mrs. W. C. Hammond in charge. Plans for a Dunlap Springs picnic were dropped when manager A. B. Huff offered free show tickets. Nearly 40 mothers attended the outing and the service.
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High Point
Mother’s Aid Fund
American Theatre
W. C. Hammond
Stephens Tabernacle
Dunlap Springs
A. B. Huff
Huff
Baltimore Noses Out Louisville In 11 Inning Victory
Baltimore edged Louisville 11 innings to nine in a tense game at Oriole Park as the Orioles clawed back to win. The victory extended their lead in a tight series, with standout performances from key hitters and relievers shaping the late innings.
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Baltimore
Oriole Park
Louisville
Bitter cold junior world game marred by misplays and hard hits
A frigid windy junior world game unfolded amid heavy contact and numerous errors. Players struggled with the conditions as the action remained tense and physical throughout.
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Ies
Amr
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