Mabel Normand Dies After Long Illness in Cal
Mabel Normand the Elfin film comedienne dies at Monrovia California after a long tuberculosis illness. Husband Lew Cody was notified at a birthday party. Funeral plans set for Friday at the Church of the Good Shepherd, burial Calvary Cemetery. Normand, born in Boston in 1894, rose with Griffith in Los Angeles and became a famed comic presence among early screen stars.
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Monrovia
Cal
Mabel Normand
Elfin Film Comedienne
Julia Henson
Miss Normand
Gayett
Lew Cody
Norman Keery
Cody
Keery
Church of ‘the’ Good Shepherd
Calvary Cemetery
Normand
Mary Normand
Claude Normand, Jr
Justice of the Peace
Clovix
Witdgraph Studio
New York
Biograph Studio
David Warkerith
Griffith Company
Los Angeles
Mack Bennet
Mabel
Gloria Swanson
Charlie Chaplin
Roscoe Arbuckle
Louise Fazenda
Marie Prevost
Wallac Berry
Raymond Griffith
Ben Turpi
Radio Gleanings From The Associated Press Briefing
AAP survey notes radio use expanding into cars planes and boats creating new battery receiver demand. Early broadcast nostalgia cited with R Van DeBogart recalling airwaves since KDKA birth. Dr Marion Hull of Atlanta reports over 5060 registered listeners from London to Miami tuning radio Bible class. Hugo Marian of Firestone Symphony to return to violin Monday after four years on Morget Firestone program.
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Atlanta
Marion al Hull
Athanta, Phy
WSB
Lonin
Ont
Miami
Fla
Hugo Marian
Firestone Symphonic
Saragate
Morgeot
Firestone
Pres Gram
Swan’s Sound Laboratory Brings Rich Radio Roles to CBS
AP reports Swan uses a “sound laboratory” at CBS to broadcast many voices. He can bark like a dog and play almost any character in radio drama. In a single sketch he portrayed 13 roles, showcasing versatility at CTS studios on York.
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Swan
Sound Laboratory
CBS
York
Har
CTS
Moment
Westinghouse Salute to the Newspaper program description
A detailed radio schedule notes a Westinghouse Salute to the Newspaper broadcast on February 25 at 9 p.m. CST over the NBC network. William Thomson of the American Newspaper Publishers Association outlines the event, praising the press as a social force and a leader in constructive thinking and knowledge dissemination.
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William Thomson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Westinghouse
N.B. C
Great American Industries
Westinghouse , Electric’ and Manufacturing Company
Fragmentary Wartime Bulletin Noted Incomplete Schedule
The clipped text lists a Monday program of literary events and a Tuesday schedule with garbled names and times. It mentions weather, food, and menus with unclear attribution to B. Gibson and local distributors, reflecting a disrupted publication page.
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B. Gibson
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Lan
Washington Creek Radio Birthday Honors Melton and Pupils
James Melton the tenor will assist Mobiloil Hour in a celebration marking the district radio birthday. Pupils and teacher will entertain with Kreisler and Rubenstein selections as five students leave. A Valentine party Friday features a candy hunt and music.
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James Melton
Wilks
Kreisler
Local Social and Community Notes in Corliss
Corliss residents attended showers, funerals, and club meetings last week. Mrs. Raymond Derbie hosted a miscellaneous shower at L. H. Featherston home. Miss Frances Hauber's funeral was held in Kansas City. Y. W. club met at J. T. Large home in Soto with several members present and officers elected.
Blues Singing Redhead Bernardine Hayes to Front Wayne King Show
Bernardine Hayes known as the blues singing redhead of the air will sing with Wayne King’s orchestra next Sunday evening. Local notes report Miss Mabel Bird taught at Lenape Thursday and Friday while Miss Pearl Trout served at the DeSoto post office in J. Will Baker’s absence due to illness. Community updates note farmers discing ground for oats and several social visits, with residents attending a DeSoto dance and others visiting relatives.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Orl
Pytions
American School of the Air
CBS
Bernardine Hayes
Blues
Redhead
Will
Wayne King
CBS Chain
Mabel Bird
Lenape
Murphy
Thelma
Milton
Clathy
F. OD. Seovi
DeSoto
Kansas City visitors greet Ernest and family
Ernest Herbert of Kansas City left for Corliss Sunday. His mother Mrs. Gus Wooden accompanied him home to visit his two brothers Ernest and Dave and sister Mrs. M W Haug, with other relatives. Mrs Pipe called on Mrs Erle Hunter Monday. Mrs Charles Baker attended the Pleasant Hour club at Marie Cramer’s home with sister Mrs Helen Blaylock assisting. all but two members were present. A pleasant afternoon with refreshments was served.
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Mabel Miller
Loring
Theodore Bird
Bill Bennett
Jim Lewis
Frances Hauber
Kansas City
Miss Hauber
Bennnett
L. L. Corliss
Olathe
Erle Hunter
C. H. Musser
Paul Brown
Mr. Musser
J. C. Huff
H. Musae
W. H. Dent
Oma
Tracy Plummer
John Penner
Airs
Della Thiry
Corliss and Vicinity
Y. W. Club
J. T. Large
Soto
Mrs. Large
Pansy Penner
Gladys Strickland Re Yues
California
Lucille, Gordon
Wright
Yordun
AIL
Charles Douglas
Clarence Ansickle
Oma Dent
D. QO. Huff
Harry Neal
Ruth Frisbie
CO. B. Soule
Frisbie
Ruth
B.C. Couch
Will Corliss
Jennie Bradshaw
George Kluss
Charles Baker
Marshall
Mable J
L. R. Penner
JV. H. Dent
Hunter
OT. Pipe
Inansas City
Elza Jordan
Ernest
Herbert
Corliss
Gus Wooden
iErnest
Dave
M. W. Haug
Pipe
Pleasant Hour Club
Marie Cramer
Helen Blaylock
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Grand Opera
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Weaf and’ Chain
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University Cof Ikansag
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ensky-Tschainakyst’ Christian Church Choir
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