Little Theater Starts Campaign to Get Members
The Little Theater launches a 1933 34 membership drive with a 1000 ticket cap at 1 year for admission to all shows. Campaign workers by district were named with territory maps and several local pharmacies and banks listed as points to purchase tickets.
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Little Theater
Cameo
Hotel
Virginia
W. M. Harper
Monroe
West Monroe
DeSiard
Violet Meyer
J Street
Dorothy Emerson
Florence Ziegler
D. R. Lewis
Louise Graves
Stubbs Avenue
Regina Moffett
Louisville Avenue
Clarissa Davis
Olive Street
Louise Harberson
Olive
Washington
William Harvey Betts
Illinois Central Railroad
O. N. McNeil
Congo
Sherrouse
Cole
Morningside
Sybil Thompson
Ouachita Bank
R. N. Slater
Bernhardt
Paul Fink
Minois Central Railroad
Oak Street
William Bynum, Jr
Oak and
Bry
Layton Avenue
James Cavaness
Bry-Layton
Bright-Louise Ann
Elmer Slagle
Peach Street
Eleona Brinsmade
Dixie-Phillips
Standifer Streets
Robbie Lee Hanna
Standifer Street
Sadie McGehee
Lallage Feazel
Irene Clark
Amusements at the Paramount Capitol Rialto and more
The Paramount shows Adorable with Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat supported by a large cast as a Fox drama in its last Paramount week. The Capitol screens Made on Broadway with Robert Montgomery and Sally Eilers amid noisy courtroom humor. The Rialto headlines Hallelujah, I Am a Bum with Al Jolson introducing new screen technique and musical dialogue in the United Artists release. A note on membership campaigns and ticketing at the New Orleans Little Theater accompanies the page.
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Paramount
Janet Gaynor
Henry Garat
Europe
Fox
Paramount Theater
C. Aubrey Smith
Herbert Mundin
Blanche Friderici
Stuart Holmes
Albert Conti
Ferdinand Schumann-Heink
Esther Muir
Hans von Twardowki
Peter Duray
Barbara Leonard
Sterling Holloway
Joe
Capitol
Robert Montgomery
Sally Eilers
Capitol Theater
Bar of Justice
Sound Department
Justice
Montgomery
Miss Eilers
Madge Evans
Eugene Pallette
C. Henry Gordon
Jean Parker
Ivan Lebedeff
David Newell
Vince Barnett
Joseph Cawthorn
Rialto
West Monroe
al Jolson
United Artists
Jolson
Cross Word Puzzle 16 Highlights Mixed Clues
A crossword puzzle page presents numbered across and down clues. Several entries appear garbled with misspelled or merged words, including references to materials like mica and porcelain, and terms like acc umerate and demolished.
Tarzan The Untamed Prisoner Bound After Crash
A cannibal prisoner is bound hand and foot to prevent escape as Tarzan’s body crashes during the scene. The man heard the ensuing commotion after the impact, a tense moment in the feast scenario.
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Tarzan
Alcohol Plant Blaze Brought Under Control
A lightning started fire in a one million gallon denatured alcohol tank at United States Industrial Alcohol in Westwego near New Orleans burned for 20 hours. Fire crews from New Orleans and surrounding areas battled the blaze while thousands watched. Damage officials estimate could exceed one quarter million dollars.
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New Orleans
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Westwego
Here
Negro woman arrested in diamond pin theft case
Florence James a black woman was arrested Sunday by police and jailed on a theft claim after Dewey Simpson reported waking to find his diamond stick pin missing. Simpson, also black, is held as a material witness in the city jail.
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Florence James
Dewey Simpson
New day in cables 51
Fragmentary text references individuals and places with unclear meaning. The readable parts mention Dem AS and Ceccin Austri along with a nameless month and place Shang Ko Chi in Ne Month NI-N.
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Paradise
Niti
Moon Mullins
Elmer
Little
Orphan Annie
MR. Pinchpenny
SanDy
Harold Gray
Pete
Scott
Commiscarryv
VIPER
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Bert
Was
Kayo
Ferth
Mike
Mamie
MR. Mullins
BY Willard
Little Girl
Boots
Steve
Martin
Cle
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Rane
Agat Now
Bungry Rorses
Lodge
Pat. Orr A
Tilda
Uncle Bim
Millie
BY SiDney Smith
Tarzan the Untamed
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Lis
Ptric
Ordit
Stear Jan
Mississippi
Dem
Cotto
Fori
Lars, Demat
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