The Limited Mail headlining at Broadhurst week
Amusements note the Broadhurst schedule with The Limited Mail a thriller cited as the week’s standout, plus Lightnin and Black Cyclone to follow. The Limited Mail features a $50,000 train wreck scene, Monte Bine stars, and Warner Brothers backing. Lightnin features top names including Madge Bellamy and Ethel Clayton, directed by John Ford. Black Cyclone receives praise from Rothafel at Capitol Theatre in New York.
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Ethel Clayton
Margaret Davis
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Pepper Box Revue Brings Pepper Box to Orpheum for Week
The Pepper Box Revue comes to the Orpheum tomorrow for a week’s engagement promising top miniature musical comedy. Producer Worth has assembled a strong company including Nick Dalton Hazel Stokes Arthur White Irma Gilbert Allen Forth and the Pepper Box chorus of dancing ponies. Complete change of program scheduled Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
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Hazel Stokes
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Allen Forth
Connally opposes Mitchell plea for separate air service
In San Antonio on September 12 Representative Tom Connally of Martin challenged Colonel Mitchell's call for a separate air service. Connally argued that the navy remains America’s primary defense as he spoke to the Reserve Officers association of the American Legion.
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Old Home Week To Be Broadway Feature
Paramount picture opens Thursday at the Broadway for a two day run. Tommy Meighan stars in a story by George Ade about a small town man misjudged as a New York oil chief. The plot follows his rise and fall and ends with clever counter moves against crooks. Supporting players include Lila Lee and Charles Dow Clark.
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Tommy Meighan
Tom Geraghty
Victor Heerman
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New York
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Lila Lee
Larry Wheat
Charles Dow Clark
Max Figman
Charles Sellon
Mr. Meighan
Manicure Girl at Broadway Next Week in Popular Paramount Feature
The Manicure Girl star Bebe Daniels appears as Maria Maretti, a manicure girl at a fashionable hotel, in a Paramount picture slated to open Monday at Broadway Theatre for two days. The script is by Frederic and Fannie Hatton, authors of Upstairs and Down which had a strong Broadway run.
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Paramount
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Fannie Hatton
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Bebe
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Good Bill at American Theater Promises Four Acts
An unusually strong Keith bill plays the American theater Monday and Tuesday. The program features four acts including Dave Harris and company in a miniature musical comedy, Lowell B. Drew and Valle Ruthe in At the Drug Store, Harry Cooper and Matt Kenedy in Laugh, Laugh, Stop, and Mills and Trevor in Oh, Elmer.
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American Theater
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Matt Kenedy
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Elmer
High Point Presses Duke to Run P N Through Section
High Point chamber of commerce officials urge James B. Duke to extend the Piedmont and Northern freight line through Thomasville and High Point as part of a Charlotte to Winston-Salem route. F. J. Sizemore writes Gov. Cameron Morrison, noting annual shipments of about 35,000 carloads and potential local business gains if the electric line passes through. Morrison may present the matter to Duke, who is believed to be considering the route with cooperation. Local residents hope for the electric freight line to traverse High Point and nearby Thomasville, with possible work opportunities.
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Sizemore
First Baptist Church Services and Sunday School
First Baptist church led by Dr. Lloyd Y. Wilson with Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by A EB Tate as superintendent.
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Lloyd Y. Wilson
EB. Tate
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