Broadhurst Opens Week With As No Man Has Loved
Broadhurst launches with a lavish production of As No Man Has Loved portraying The Man Without a Country by Edward Everett Hale. A tale of patriotism and longing follows Lieutenant Nolan cursed to sea life for fifty six years, forbidden to hear of home or country, while his beloved pleads for his pardon. A large cast, grand presentation, and emotional themes mark the show as a must see.
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Broadhurst
New Theater
Edward Everett Hale
Lieutenant Nolan
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
White House
Charleston
Miniature Musical Comedy At Orpheum
Orpheum presents The Bon Ton Revue on tour with Baby Kathryn and Emmett Miller in a lively program. Acts include Eddie Hill the Mad Musician Pat Third and the Revue Trio. new changes Monday through Saturday. matinees for ladies at children's prices. In Alexandria Virginia H Harris Hoge, of Roanoke, named Republican candidate for governor after Henry W Anderson declined.
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The
Orpheum
Bon Ton
Harry Fitzgerald
Baby Nan Kathryn
Jackie Coogan
Baby Kathryn
Emmett Miller
Dan Fitch
Minstrels
Mr. Miller
Eddie Hill
Pat
Bush
Hoge
Alexandria
H. Harris Hoge
Roanoke
Republican State Central Commission
Henry W. Anderson
Splendid Keith Bill at American Vaudeville Show
Keith vaudeville presents a five act program at American with Paul Nolan and company opening as the Jesting Swede. Acts include Fay Gordon with Franklin Gates in Minus Sense, Gene Mason and Fay Cole in Spring, Clara Howard singing, and Alexander and Santos with the Lucas sisters performing a classically flavored finale.
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Keith Vaudeville
High Point
Paul Nolan
Nolan
Fay Gordon
Franklin Gates
Gene Mason
Fay Cole
Mason
Cole
Clara Howard
Miss Howard
Alexander
Santos
Lucas Sisters
Work Progressing On The Buildings Four Junior Order
Joseph Stout of Sanford contractor for Lexingtons Junior Order orphanage project visited High Point. He reported progress with five buildings started and two under roof. Completion will take time and the firm hopes to finish several by early next year while continuing work in North Carolina, including a 17 story Greensboro building.
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Joseph Stout
Sanford
Lexington
United American Mechanics
High Point
Herbert B. Hunter
Mr. Stout
Stout
North Carolina
Greensboro
Dr Wilson Invited To Present Views On Prohibition
Dr Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the Methodist temperance board, has been invited to present facts to back his criticism of the church report. Dr John A Marquis, council administrative committee chair, says the report is a research document and the council remains committed to prohibition and stricter enforcement.
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New York
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Church
Wilson
John A. Marquis
Council
Marquis
Commission
Friends of Prohibition
Five High Point Scouts Earn Eagle Honors in Uwharrie Council
Five High Point youths in the Uwharrie Scout Council have attained the Eagle Scout badge the highest honor in scouting. The achievement highlights dedication and leadership within Troop 7, noted as the smallest troop.
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Uwharrie Scout Council
High Point
Small Uwharrie Scout Troop Produces Two Eagles
The Uwharrie district with a membership of only 10 Scouts now boasts two Eagle Scouts out of six in the district. The troop at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church is led by scoutmaster Earl M. Winslow who says a smaller group enables better training and reception of instruction.
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Uwharrie
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Earl M. Winslow
Scout Troops Flourish Under Porter at Presbyterian Church
In High Point Troop 1 at the Presbyterian church and Troop 2 led by I P Ingle, Logan Porter heads a thriving Scout program. Since registering on November 21 1923 Porter’s troops have produced Eagle Scouts and many Life and Star Scouts, with 65 Scouts in the Presbyterian church and top attendance at Camp Uwharrie. Eagle requirements include first aid life saving health civic development and 10 merit badges among 73 total subjects.
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Scout’ Movement
Logan
Porter
High Point
Presbyterian Church
I. P. Ingle
Sixth League of Nations assembly nears end of work
Geneva September 19 The sixth assembly of the league of nations appears likely to finish by next week as the sub-commission on disarmament agrees to urge the coordination commission to proceed with technical preparations for a disarmament conference.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Commission On
First automatic traffic signal put in operation in High Point
The first automatic traffic signal ever installed in High Point began operation yesterday at the North Main street and Montlieu avenue intersection. Brought by Blue Ridge Electric of Baltimore for trial, the three colored signals of red amber and green controlled traffic with observers noting clear visibility and motorists largely obeying directions.
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High Point
North Main Street
Montlieu Avenue
Blue Ridge Electric Company
Baltimore
William D. Ligon
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Chas. Parker
Logan F. Porter
Marie Dufrayne
Raoul Melnotte Marquis de Beausant M. Glavis
Mother Dufrayne
Mother Melnotte Damas Dufrayne
Greta. Nissen
Ricardo Cortez
Raymond Hatton
Wallace Beery
Lillian Leighton
Edythe Chapman
Richard Arlen
Lasky Studio
Greta Nissen
America
France
Como
Ricardo
Lada Cowan
Bluebeard
Beery and
Hatton
High Point, N
B.F. Keith
American Orchestra
Gordan and
Gates
Mason and Cole
Inimitable
Comedienne
Gladd—Vanns
Trixie Farganza
America’s
Finest
Corner Main and
Montlieu
Cornet
Baby Nan Kathyrn
Music de Lux
Harmony Singing
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