Cinema Palaces Get Best Orchestras and Singers
Madam Strala, touring with motion picture symphonies, says film orchestras furnish the best music in the United States and reach the heart of American audiences. She recalls Convent Garden fame and notes ninety percent of Americans gain musical ideas from movies, while praising the real American music in cinema venues.
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Convent Garden
London
John McCormack
Walter Damrosch
America
Guilford Quakers trounce High Point 75 to 0 in opener
Guilford College dominated the opening game at Guilford as High Point Methodist football was overwhelmed 75 to 0. The Quakers scored 11 touchdowns, with standout runs by Frazier, Thomas, White and Kinney. Methodist endureed a tough, inexperienced line. Attendance reached 350 as North Carolina State and Virginia Military Institute meet in Richmond for Lafayette Day.
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J. Rogers
Sprendi
Hauser
Bene
Richmond
Wolf Pack
North Carolina State
Virginia Military Institute
Downhomers
Scnre
LaFayette
V. M. 1. Cadet Corps
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Perryman
RG Warrick
Hauser Neete Peweres
Es - Harring
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T. Rogers
Farley White
Hepler
High Point
S. C. Clark
Letters Endorsing State Ports Scheme Publish Campaign
Raleigh October 25 Dr H C Branson Port Commission campaign head released letters from chambers of commerce and traffic bureaus across the south praising water transport for cutting rail freight costs. They cite Augusta Jacksonville Mobile Birmingham and Tampa areas noting cheaper rates via steamers and barge lines, with ongoing river and port developments. Frank R Chambers a New York clothing magnate’s son shot and killed himself in San Francisco suburb amid family tragedy.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
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Landli
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Warrior River
L. O. Bun
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Tampa Board of Traffe
S. Hoskins
Peninsula of Florida
Tampa
Jacksonvile
Ehee Binaka
San Francisco
Frank R. Chambers
New York
Burtingame
Mary Louise Chambers
The Bat at American Theatre on Wednesday
The Bat Wagenhals and Kemper present The Bat a Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood mystery play on tour at the American theatre next Wednesday. It boasts a world wide record for attendance and receipts and features new scenery costumes and Broadway stars. The Bat is billed as the outstanding feature of the current theatre season and is expected to sell out quickly.
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Mexico Downgrades Ties With Britain Over Honor Counts
Mexico severs commercial relations with Great Britain ordering London, Liverpool, and Glasgow consulates closed as a protest against a government deemed unworthy of Mexico’s official relations. In Raleigh, Nations Children’s Book Week will be observed November 1 to 15 with a library book show and two plays by children titled On Trigon Book Hill and Friends in Book Land.
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Laral Library
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Mechanicsville
Thomanville Road
Kool Pool
East Green Street
Post Office
See
PLC
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West Commerce Street
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