Comedy and Farce Dominate Next Week Screen Lineup
Syd Chaplin stars in Charleys Aunt at the Circle as the chief event. The Apollo shows Excuse Me with Norma Shearer and Conrad Nagel. The Dressmaker From Paris headlines at the Ohio along with a style show. Isis offers Richard Talmadge in Jimmies Millions. Reels, comedies and music round out the program as Sunday opens.
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Syd Chaplin
Charley
the Apollo
Rupertughes
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Paris
The
Ohio
Isis
Richard Talmadge
Jimmie
Brandor
Thomas
Sir Fancourt
Bbs
Jack Chesney
St. Olde's College
Oxford
Renee Adoree
Walter Hiers
Apollo
Sootlight
Circle News Presents Comedy Satires And Star Lineup Next Week
The Circle screens No 1 Syd Chaplin in Charles's Aunt and No 2 Leatrice Joy in The Dressmaker From Paris next week plus No 8 Betty Compson and Wallace MacDonald in New Lives for Old at the Palace. Norma Shearer headlines Excuse Me at the Apollo with a Pullman car sequence and a Manila trip plot across the Philippines as the lovers wed before a delayed train.
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Lace MacDonald
the Palace
Radio listings mix across cities with varied programs
A fragmented OCR listing shows radio station calls and programs across multiple cities including Springfield, Washington, New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati. It references orchestras, concert hours, talk shows, classical pieces, and special broadcasts, with many station IDs and program notes interwoven.
Sunday Copyright Programs Highlight 1925 Broadcast Schedule
United Press lists a dense 1925 radio lineup with multiple stations and times. Notable items include performances by Davia Mannes and his symphony at the Metropolitan Museum and the United States Marine Band, along with glee club and chamber programs across WNYC WRC WJZ WGY WLS WLW and other stations.
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United Press
WNYC
New York
Davia Mannes
Metropolitan Museum
WRC
Washington
WJZ
WGY
Schenectady
United States Marine Band
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson University Glee Club
WLS
Chicago
WLS Revue
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Rotary Club
Eee Seid” Sass
People’s Symphony Orchestra
WREAF
WEEI
Boston
Dr. Cademan
WCRD
Zion
WLW
Cincinnati
Kopp
WEAF
WCAE
WWJ
Detroit
WEBI
WCAP
WDBH
Worcester
WJAR
Providence
Roxy and His Gang
Columbia
Concert listings and radio programs across multiple cities
A fragmented listing of concerts, studio recitals, musical programs, and orchestra notices across cities including New York, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Chicago, and Springfield. Entries mention stations WGN WTAM WGBS WFAA and others with times and acts like vocal recitals, orchestras, and girl scouts events.
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pontreal—_V grist EDEA
East Pig
Lousville
WHN
New York
WOAW
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Z Eudio
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WGN
Atlantic
Atlanta—Orchestra
WTAM
Apt Elin
WTAS
WGBS
York
Ada Wallaartner
Shenandoah
WBBZ
Bringfeld
Alwyn Bach
WCOO
WFAA
Dallas
Roeted
Springfield
Mass
Girl Scouts
Sorinas
Ark
Gola Glee
Ancient city concert listings and church services collage
A fragmentary schedule lists orchestra performances and church services across multiple cities. Entries mention Pittsburgh WHAS Chicago WCAE and others with times ranging from morning to afternoon, plus venues like Davenport Hotel and Christian Church. The text mixes concert and religious service references with station call letters and vague descriptors.
Sunday Church Services Listed for March 29
WFBM radio schedules include church services airing at 10 15 A M on Sunday March 29 with listings for local congregations.
Evening Radio and Church Services List
Radio stations and church programs listed with times for evening broadcasts. Entries include Omaha Buffalo New York Philadelphia Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago and Iowa City services, concerts, and children hours.
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Cae aoAw
Omaha — Bible
WGR
Buffalo—Organ Vvices
Central Presbyterian Se
WEAF
New York
Roxy and His Gang
Capitol
WCAE
WWJ
CAP
Woy —Services
Meree Ia
Pacaso- Organ Sea
San Antoni Urch
Philadelphia
Bethany Prespecan
Detroit
Dell—Central
M. E. Urch
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
Chi Hinday
WBZ Soren
Sven Ford Hallum
Twoh Uorg
MSUI
Towa City
Iowa
Children's Hour
Orchestra and church services schedule across cities
Radio and local time schedule lists performances and church services in multiple cities including New York Boston Chicago Dallas Minneapolis Davenport Saint Louis and San Francisco with orchestras organ programs hymns and sacred concerts noted through 11 PM.
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WJY
New York
Levitow
WCCO
Minneapolis St
Ee Eercervices
FAA
Dallas—Church
WHO
Ines
Towa
Orchestrra
WOS
Jefferson City
Wwj
Mooseheart
Th Saevice
CiSa
eNwaldortn
Astoria
Orega
WBCN
Chicago
CBD
Zion
Brassuartet
WTAS
Ee Ae
WOAI
Washington
Jeu Spriice
Boston
Northfield
Minn
WJJD
Crean
Schenectady
Omaha
WSUIL
Iowa City
Iowa
Wwcco
Minneapolis- St
Weem
Berrien
Kenaree
las—Fox Trotters
WOC
Davenport
Ilona—Palmer
KGO
Oakland—Baptist Soren
KOA
Denver
HFI
Los Angeles
Hot Springs
Baxter
EKPO
San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel_Orchestra
KNX
Hollywood— Musicale
WBAP
Train Comedy and a Busier Isis Theaters Week
The program features Harry and Marjorie with a train crash ending the mishaps. Isis presents Richard Talmadge in Jimmie's Millions with Betty Francisco and Lee Moran in support. Also shown are Red Riding Hood, Pathe Review, Straight Through, Low Tide, a Paramount lighting set, Charlie Davin orchestra, and Beatrice Joy in The Dressmaker From Paris with co stars.
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Harry
Marjorie
Fox News
Earl Gordon
Emil Seidel
Richard Talmadge
Jimmie
Isis
Betty Francisco
Lee Moran
Bray Pictograph
Red Riding Hood
Pathe Review
William Desmond
Mildred Harris
Larry Gray
Charles Crockett
Cooper
The Dressmaker from Paris Fashion Display at Ohio Theater
A fashion review showcases gowns worn by living models provided by the Rink Cloak House. The display is set to be a featured attraction at the Ohio theater next week alongside the Paul Bern production The Dressmaker from Paris.
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Rink Cloak House
Ohio Theater
Paris
Paul Bern
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