Five Comedians Cavory At Patee Theater Next Week
Local theater listings promise a three day run of The Meanest Girl in Town featuring Zasu Pitts El Erendel James Gleason Skeets Gallagher and Pert Kelton at the Patee theater. The plot follows a barber and a spinster shop keeper amid romance jealousy and light intrigue in a small town with business boosted by a traveling show girl.
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Patee
Zasu Pitts
el Erendel
James Gleason
Skeets
Gaysgher
Pert Kelton
el Brendel
Pert
Zasu
Vilage
Joczl Pool Shark
South Africa
London
United States
Connie Bennett
Paul Muni
Lawrence
Nellie
The
Star
Roy* Chansler
Muni
Glenda Farrell
Kathryn Sergava
Ned Spay
Barbara Stanwick
George Brent
Carolina
Varsity Theater
Kansan Sees Hollywood by Richard Doan
Hollywood notes from Cal show the Alexandria Hotel closing after 30 years hosting stars like Sarah Bernhardt and Chaplin.Bryan interview in underwear. Mrs Tiffany Thayer starts a Westwood Village dance school. Eva LaGallienne may head to LA this spring. Billie Burke and others on social scenes. Sally Rand’s tour earnings cited. Jimmy Starr quips about a fan.
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Hollywood
Cal
Alexandria Hotel
Waldorf-Astoria
Los Angeles
Sarah, Bernhardt
Howard Traft
Ade
Peter B. Kyne
Chas. Chaplin
Jess Willard
Jennings
Bryan
Tiffany
Thayer
Westwood Village
Eva LaGallienne
L. A
Billie Burke
Ziezfeld
David Burton
Sally Rand
U. S
Jimmy Starr
Watson
Christian church and church school offerings and activities
North Lawrence Christian Church on Seventh and Elm streets with minister Arnold R Friesen invites worship and Bible study at 10 am and 11 60 am. A 6 30 pm young peoples meeting drew over 30 attendees and two members will attend a Kansas City conference. St Luke A M E Church on New York street has 9 30 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with a lesson on a white elephant drive and a Call to Vision and Labor theme. Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority Delta chapter Found- is mentioned.
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North Lawrence
Kansas City
Helen Frame
Mildred Ewing
T Wvell
St. Luke A
M. E
New York Street
C. Knight
R. E. Knight
Potty Ail
Alpha Kappa Alphas
Delta Chapter
St. James A. M. E
Seventh Street
Tyler, Pasto
B. Green
Psa
F. Evans
St. James
Founders Day at churches featured by choirs and sermons
The service centers on Founders Day for the African Methodist Church of America with seating for sorority members and patrons. Alice Jean Clark will outline sorority history, Cleta McMurray will sing two solos, and the Richard Allen Society will host a 6:30 program before a 7:30 Founders Day sermon, “Making a Place In Our Heart For the Lord,” at Trinity Episcopal Church and St James A M E Church inviting worship.
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Ers
Alice Jean Clark
Cleta McMurray
African Methodist Church of America
Spirit of Allen
Richard Allen Society
Midland Choir Plans Sacred Concert During Music Week
The Midland A Capella choir of Fremont Nebraska will give a sacred concert May 6 at First Methodist church as part of Music Week. Director Prof Oscar Syders leads tours yearly and the group has earned a strong reputation from Pacific coast and Lawrence performances. Choir members may fill the church seats as pastors unite in the service. In a separate note Miss Mary Thomas 1712 Kentucky street was called to Omaha for her brother Charles Thomas sudden death.
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Midland A Capella
Fremont
Neb
Midland
Midland Choir
Oscar’ Syders
Pacific Coast
Lawrence
Trnity Lutheran Church
Mary Thomas
Kentucky Street
Omaha
Charles Thomas
Wichita woman starts Heavenward Wayfarers pageant in Lawrence
Mrs T W Fines of Wichita arrives in Lawrence to prep a Negro spiritual pageant titled Heavenward Wayfarers to be presented at Lawrence High School auditorium on February 24. About 150 participants are to perform nine musical episodes and twenty dramatized gospel hymns with soloists and chorus. The program will feature gospel songs and Negro spirituals portraying primitive ideas of Christian life from earth to Heaven.
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T. W. Fines
Wichita
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Fines
St. James A.M. Kk
Earth
Heaven
North Lawrence Civic Association Meeting Monday Night
The North Lawrence Civic Association will meet at 7 30 o clock Monday evening in the Woodlawn school auditorium. All residents are invited. Officers will be elected and several important questions of interest to every North Lawrence resident will be discussed.
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North Lawrence
Baldwin News Social Notes and Local Meetings
Mrs Wayne Keplinger returned to Topeka after visiting her in law R B Keplingers. Miss Bertha Whitten Dean Grace Irwin and others attended services at First Presbyterian in Lawrence. Baldwin women joined the Douglas County Red Cross Nursing Association meeting at Lone Star to discuss School Lunches. A. A. LeMaste family hosted guests including N P Powers and Miss Elsie Powers of Lawrence and Mary Lockwood of Baldwin. The Hoc ome Hour club plans a pot luck supper next Wednesday at a Baldwin home.
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Wayne Keplinger
R. B. Keplinger
Topeka
Bertha Whitten
Dean Grace Irwin
Mary Ann Lawrence
Clara E. Krefting
Elisa Perez
First Presbyteria
Lawrence
Baldwin
Lone Star
Douglas County Red Cross Nursing Association
A. A. LeMaste
Mary
Nelle
Ruth
Edith
N. P. Powers
Elsie Powers
Archie D. Power
Donald
East Orange
N. J
Mary Lockwood
Ho Combe
The Little Church in Black and White
A century ago Andrew Jackson dueled Charles Dickinson after a bet on a horse race. Dickinson shot first. Jackson killed Dickinson, a moment that nearly cost Jackson the presidency. The piece argues modern light reveals moral faults, yet calls for more light and good deeds in a troubled world.
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United States
Andrew Jackson
Charles Dickinson
Dickinson
Jackson
Secord
Social and academic visits fill Topeka week
Miss Anna Lewis attends a Bible discussion led by Dr James Chubb. Prof W J Williams spent Thursday in Topeka. Cal v in E Holman and daughter Rosema of Manhattan stayed in Baldwin en route home from Kansas City. Dean Leavengood and professors returned from Pittsburg after state music convention. Elisa Perez spoke at Ottawa for the American Association of University Women on education for Spanish women. Bertha Whitton accompanied her to Ottawa. Emma Kersley moved to the home of Mrs U S King. Gladys Downs hosted a slumber party for Zeta Tau Alpha, while Mary Nelle Le Master visited Lawrence with relatives. Ella Watson of Lincoln, Neb., joined Topeka social circles. she has long served as secretary for the local Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Founders Day observed at Baker Chap el. Philamath Club met with Lenore Dowers, papers on breads by Mrs Ted Brown, musical pieces by Baker students. Valentine box and refreshments followed. Bert Cooper hosted the Friday Afternoon club. Tuesday Reading Club discussed Present Day History of France. Mary Ann Lawrence read a paper, followed by a book review by Florence Bennett. Bertha Whitton attended. Upcoming meeting February 20 at Florence Bennett’s home. Founders Day program to be broadcast on WDAF February 12 at 11 p m. Recent Phi Mu visitors were Joseph Clark, Walter Owen, and Irma Ensminger of Council Grove.
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Anna Lewis
James 8
Chubb
Topeka
Calvin E. Holman
Rosema
Manhattan
Baldwin
Kansas City
C. Scott Morgan
Dean L. 0. Leavengood
Irving D. Bartley
Gordon
George W. Davies
Henry FE. Wolfe
Marion Wolfe
Watson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Philamathton Club
Lenore Dowers
Ted Brown
Dowers
Coral Jean
Gloria Schmittendorf
Ruth
Edith LeMaster
Billy Louise Corbett
Howard Christie
Beth Watkins
Celia Grace Lucas
Frances Twichell
Georgia Carpenter
Valentine
Lilian
Bert Cooper
Dean Grace Irwin
France
Mary Ann Lawrence
New York
Paul Monrond
Florence Bennett
Bertha Whitton
Miss Bennett
Baker
WDAF
Phi Mn House
Joseph Clark
Walter Owen
Irma Ensminger
Council Grove
Incoherent OCR Sequel Tease of Foreign Words and Prices
A fragmented OCR excerpt mentions Chinese characters and poetry, referencing Han culture, eggs, and a price of one yen or seven American cents. The garbled text mixes terms like Who's in the News and flu with unrelated phrases, lacking coherent events or entities.
Measles claim Hopkins teen and local notices amid fire repair
Edith Jenks visits Baldwin as Jessie Elizabeth Jackson dies at fifteen after measles in Hopkins. Alvis Rothers visits Soldier. Zeta Tau Alpha house damaged by fire February 4 to be repaired by March. Richard Garrett finds an empty garage at dawn with no sign of entry as he prepares for KU enrollment.
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Edith Jenks
Topeka
Baldwin
T. A. Evans
Wallis Jackson
Jessie Elizabeth
Hopkins
Miss Jackson
Hopkins High School
Alvis Rothers
Soldier
LeMaster
Zeta Tau Alpha
Richard Garrett
Robbery Without Clues, Vehicle and Garages Locked
Police note a professional job with no clues as ignition and garage doors locked, Garrett ar taken on a truck, car insured and purchased before holidays. Also in February, the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met in the church chapel with Mrs G J Hunt presiding and Miss Anna Elwell leading devotional on The True Light, followed by program topics on widening spheres of interest and national leadership in missionary efforts.
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Garrett Ar
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
G. J. Hunt
Anna Elwell
E.P. Hall
Henry E. Wolfe
W. J. Williams
Earl
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Araki
Dao Araki
Jap Aitache
Russia
Siberia
University of Kansas
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Oming
Snone
Gooper
Eskimo
Hal Leroy Mitzi Mayfair
Main Street
ZaSa Pitts
EL Brenbel
Sheets" Gallagher
K. O
University Auditorium
India
New York City
IELT
Newark
University
Bell’s
School of Fine Arts
D. M
Swarthout
Earl C. Whitaker
Hillview Pro
Hillview
Kansas
Oregon Trail
Dan Totheroh
Fraser Theatre
Green Hall
K. U
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