Fortune Gallo Opens Million-Dollar San Carlo Theater
New York impresario Fortune Gallo unveils a two million dollar San Carlo Theater, a headquarters for his touring opera company. He touts cross-country reach, auditions at Gallo offices, and a career rise from Bowery Thalia beginnings to Broadway prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Gallo
NEA Service
New York
Gallo
America
San Carlo Opera Company
Met
Metropolitan Opera
Hutchinson
Kansas
Beaumont
Texas
Asheville
North Carolina
Verdi
Donizetti
Leoncavallo
San Carlo Company
Lucia
Carmen
Rigoletto
San Carlo
Gallo Theater
Broadway
54Th Street
New York Theater District
New York Bowery
Manhattan
Bowery
Thalia
United States
President Coolidge
Mussolini
Queen Marie
Christmas News From Des Moines Visitors and Local Birth
Christmas greetings recount visits by John Baker and Alta Stentz from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids families at the Coffin home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Max Fuhrman Friday. Harry Copeland, Dallas County state representative, announces he will seek reelection. A promotional note offers free theater tickets for clipping the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Weesoat
John Baker
Alta
Des Moines
William Baker
Nellie
Max Fuhrman
Alta Stentz
Springville
Winifred English
Muscatine
Harry F. Copeland
Dallas County
BP. H. Miller
Community Notices and Holiday Gatherings in Iowa Town
In Columbus Junction and nearby, multiple civic and church groups elected officers and hosted Christmas programs. Notable items include Mrs. Anwyl as Whatsoever Society president, Mrs. Pence as Emma Beckman Chapter of Order of Eastern Star president, a Methodists program at Fredonia, and a silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Eben Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Neil Angwl
Whatsoever Society
William Hull
Hull
O. W. McGrew
Norman Brook
K. M. Arington
Santa Claus
Nina Pence
Emma Beckman
Order of Eastern Star
B. H. Shearer
Mae Anwyl
E. P. Shellabarger
E. E. Griffith
Kelly McKee
Nettie Blair
Methodist Church
Fredonia
Eben Davis
Crawfordsville
Claude McCoy
E. R. Davis
Emyrs
Alfred
Blake Spencer
Emma
Granville Love
Leland
Howell Davis
Wayne
Robert Howell
A. E. Davis
Joe H. Johnston
Evelyn
Genevieve Davis
Arnold Knott
Muscatine
Knott
Muscatine Business College
Ferndale School
Ruth Ball
Margaret Robertson
Frances Alsip
Lucy Hanft
Bessie Dessell
Gertrude Hoffman
Fairfield
Parsons College
Merle Cecil
Sioux City
Dorcey
Lloyd
Clement
Fred Shannon
Huntington
W. Va
Waterloo
Shannon
Delco Light Company
Louise Reaney
Keota
Orlie McClure
Canton
Elmer McClure
Correction: Verba Yeoward Named Owner in Fatal Chicken Run
AP report corrected an earlier error stating Guy Ewers owned a chicken killed by Earl Fee. The owner’s name should read Verba Yeoward in the Dec 21 item.
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Morrison, Hl
Guy Ewers
Earl Fee
Mexico Rails Move to Daylight Saving Time
The government ordered the national railways to adopt daylight saving time, aligning schedules nationwide. The change affects timetables, signaling a standardized time system across lines and stations.
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National Railways of
Mexico
Conesville Briefs Include Winter Trip Illnesses and Holidays
Mrs. Dora Jarrard arrived safely in Falls City Neb after a winter visit but fell on arrival and broke her arm. Conesville schools closed for a week with a Christmas program in the primary room led by Miss Mildred Brockway. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. W. A. Johnson and Rufus Bullis, traveled for holidays and family events.
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Conesville
Dora Jarrard
Falls City
Neb
Mildred Brockway
W. A. Johnson
Osgood
Oakdale
R. C. Cooper
Lawrence
Letts
Cooper
Rufus Bullis
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
John Coffin
Mable Estle
State University
Iowa City
Robert Brown
State Agricultural College
Ames
Freda Becky
Columbus Junction
Rema Shellabarger
Minnie Mullinix
Dorothy
River Junction
Winders
I. A. Summers
Ottumwa
Alice Phelps
Marion
Eva McKee
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburgh
Kas
Daisy Kemp
Burlington
Ada Kemp
Burlington Hospital
Joe Wescholat
Davenport
Wendell Wescoat
Linden
Lla
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Brier
Mulberry Avenue
A. C. Adams
W. A. Houk
Walnut Street
J.C. Thomson
Instalment Co
Iowa
Poultry Farms
Alice Baker
Herr’s
Pearl City
Watson
Schebler
Hudson, Essex & Packard Service
C. E. Gosma
East Front Street
Coon
Jackson
Hamilton
Electric Shop
Louis Elfers
Grandview Ave
Mary Delaney
Luellen’s
Shopper’s Guide
Industrial Review
Metropolitan
Chicago
Grand Opera
R. F. Duncan
Roy Littrel
Nellie DeWitt
W. H. Zion
A. J. Zion
Columbus City
William
Hilda Marsden
Florence Carlson
Genevieve Fedderson
Columbus High School
Pauline Johnston
Drake University
R. S. Johnston
Floyd van Horn
Charles Hamiston
William van Horn
Cairo
W. R. DeWitt
E. V. Bedwell
R. M. Lee
Louise Schomberg
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Hildegarde Giffey
Mayfair Hyde
Oklahoma
Gertrude Gardner
Washington
W. H. Jordan
Helen Darrow
Stateniversity
Charles Estle
R. C. Utter
Allen Green
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Gremmel Cigar Store
RADIO
Happy’ S Radio Shop
Oriole Radio
Wm. Johnsap
Bleeker
Warner and Warner Chiropractors
East Second Street
Detthof Hardware Co
J. Stellrecht
E. Ltd
R. A. Grimm
U. S. Bakery
Parry Auto CO
West Front Street
Harry Metzger
Fred Hines
Our
Stewart Road
C. M. Bell
Awbrey Barber Shop
East Third Street
Mary Hunter
Oregon
West Second Street
Muscatine Shoe Sho
A. Rosenberg Shoe Repairing
Havercamp’s Pharmacy
Mary Erkson
Lucas
Muscatine Jewelry Co
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