Boulder entertainment features at the summer evening
A July evening program in Boulder highlighted a singer whose voice impressed attendees. Notable participants included Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Haskell, with Ida Steele from New Mexico visiting to study Indian school work. Refreshments followed, and events included stories, readings, and a luncheon.
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At The Varsity Today Comedy Reels Seven Days
In this week’s issue the Astor Theatre advertises Comedy reels and the attraction features Nori Phillips among performers. The card notes seven day shows and ties to Our Mutual Klaw and Erlanger listings.
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Seven Day's
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Our Mutual
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Topeka and Kansas City Marriages and Local Announcements
A jumble of notices covers weddings in Kansas City and Topeka with names such as Miss Eula Gibbons and Mr Lloyd Ware. Other items note a colored Baptist conference in Topeka, a Haskell Indians baseball game, and Brewer’s death in Abilene. Country Club stockholders plan a meeting at the Merchants Association to discuss land for development.
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Nestell Players at Airdome Stage Roanoke and Cow Boy Sheriff
The Nestell Players present Roanoke the tale of a blind girl and her half witted brother with Lenora Henlen as Roanoke and Mr Nestell as the brother. Tonight’s feature is The Cowboy Sheriff with strong scenery and a special vaudeville act by the Famous Trio. The cool Airdome is the place to spend the evening with a big dollar show at 0s and 20e tickets.
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Airdome
Nestell
Roanoke
False Story About Law or Flight Prompts Officials Denials
Washington reports Secretary Garrison dismissed a sensational claim about Brigadier General Fimston departing from Vera Graz to Mexico. The American prisoner story was deemed false after intervention by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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