Ames in Believed I’m You and Other Tales at Local Theatres
The week’s cinema lineup features Ames in I Believed in You with Rosemary Ames and John Boles at the Patee Theatre, plus The Great Kir ma in The Mystery of Mr X and Death Takes a Holiday at nearby venues. Ongoing Owl Showings nightly, with silent acts and new screen talent highlighted. Frank Darro and Dorothy Coonan star in Wild Boys of the Road, and Slim Summerville with Andy Devine headline Horseplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee
Funder
Obert Montgomery
Mr. X
Kirma
Frank ‘Darro
Dorothy Coonan
Jack Holiday
Dickinson
Joan Boles
Rosemary Ames
Mary Brian
Donald Coat
Reginald Denny
Slim Summerville
Andy Devine
Varsity Theatre
Owl
Fredric March
Lilian Harvey
John
Boles
Jory
Avill
Lawrence Theatre
Fredric
March
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Alberto Castella
Walter Ferris
Hollywood Stories and a Lawrence Matron Passes
The article reviews film plots featuring Etta Crossman Irene Hervey and John Mack Brown plus Jack Holt Fay Wray and Walter Connolly in stories about romance industry power and greed. It then notes the death of Mrs. George H Johnson in Lawrence Kansas after a life of health service at Haskell Institute and Indian Services with a long married life and a sister in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Etta Crossman
Irene Hervey
John Mack Brown
Europe
Charles Starrett
Mr. Skitch
America
Sam Parker
Holt
Theodor von Eltz
Walter Connolly
General_ Yen
Washington
Paddy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jefferson City
Lawrence
Missouri
Indian Services
Haskell Institute
New Mexico
George H. Johnson
Canton
S. C
Jos. L. Smoot
Muskogee
Okla
Obituary for Mrs. Gee FR Johnson Lulu L Bishop
Lulu L Bishop daughter of William R and Addie Bishop was born March 26 1871 in California Missouri. The notice records her obituary with basic lineage and birthplace information.
Cramps in Daily Life and Their Varieties
Dr Jago Galdston discusses cramps as common yet complex. A cramp is an involuntary, sustained contraction of muscle, with varieties including occupational forms such as writer's cramp, pianist's cramp, and violinist's wrist, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acadeey of
Jago Galdston
Puff and Lion Meet A Boatload Of Visitors
A playful scene opens with Puff and a lion friend marching inland as a rowboat arrives bearing many people and cameras. The text then shifts to discuss various cramps such as telegrapher, milker, tennis elbow, and pitcher’s cramps. It explains they can be painful or painless and link to fatigue and precise muscle coordination during demanding tasks.
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Puff
Radio Theft at Sigma Chi House Reported
Robert Quinlan of 1439 Tennessee street told police yesterday that a Majestic radio was stolen from his Dodge coupe parked behind the Sigma Chi house. Thieves pushed the car out of the driveway before removing the radio, following a recent note on cold cramp remedies and salted water.
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Robert
Quinlan
Tennessee
Sigma Chi
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John Bales
Mons
England
Robert Montgomery
Mr . X
Phillip MacDonald
Hesopotamia
Bazai
Elisabeth Allan
Lewis Stone
Prince Sirki
Sirki
Evelyn Venable
Kent Taylor
David Harum
Sir Guy Standing
Katherine Alexander
Henry Travers
Valentine Williams
Dorothy Rice Sims
Saturday Evening Post
Donald Cook
Conservation Corps
Frankie Darro
Rochella Hudson
Danny Ahearn
Ishbel Ross
Sally Filers
Zasu Pitts
Charles Starret
Henri
Patee Theatre
Mery Brion
Pednesday
Evelyn Fenable
Varsity
Shadows OF Sing Sing
Vital
Andy Nevine
Old Truck
Notre Dame
Arizona
London
Leila Hyams
Tucile Tand
Ade
Home Service Laundry
Connecticut
Will Rogers
Guy
Kent
N. H. St
Son OF Kong
Robert Armstrong
News A
Elizabeth Allan Lewis Stone
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Father Coughlan
Spook
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