Next Week at Theaters Promises Laughs and Thrills
The program lists Bert and Robert Woolsey with their comedy in a slapstick display titled Massacre as stars, with Ann Dvorak and Dudley Digges among the cast. Richard Barthermess headlines an Indian versus white conflict tale with love and adventure woven through.
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Berteet
Robert Woolsey
Binca Peddie Jamatohd
Richard Barthermess
Ann Dvorak
Dudley Digges
Claire Dodd
Robert Barwas
Paui Mimi
Robert Barrat
Comeoor
Nanny Nesay
Harry Langdon
The Meants Gal in Town thrills Tiveti Theater crowd
Five Simdom foremass funsteps form a lively comedy drama at Tiveti Theater with Zasu Pits Pert Keltox El Bren James Gleason and Skesis Gallagher in a brisk playful cast. The program also features The Side Bloedcast walking back home and outdoor theater acts at City Opera House Maynard and Cecilia Pars ter star in Leading roles with Buck and Unknown Valley showings.
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Tivotl
Simdom
Gal
Tiveti Theater
Zasu Pits
Pert Keltox
el Brendel
James Gleason
Skesis Gallagher
New Deal
Ant
Washington A Daybook notes on hearings and investigations
The document outlines Senate inquiry activity, naming Senator Hugo Bisch and Alsbema as key figures in probing former Senator Tom Walch of Mortara. It cites witnesses, including HY5O BLACK and William P. Sac Crackes, and describes the ongoing investigation led by Black into extension deals and potential corruption. The piece reflects on the Walsh hearings and the wider impact on Capitol oversight.
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Hugo Bisch & Alsbema
Tom Walch
Asystemt Lette Vary
Aeronautics
Ane
MacQracken
Senames
Hem
Joseph Robinson
Enocher Senave
Black
Walsh
Morena
Mosmigos
Heycord
Comendee
Canned Vegetables and Flavor Ideas From Sister Kitchen
An article by Sister Mare describes how canned vegetables support family health with minerals vitamins and roughage. It covers canning effects on flavor and nutrition, tips to reheat in the canning water, and seasoning methods with practical kitchen guidance and a sample Monday menu.
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Marenea
Fashion notes on evening dress trends of the season
The article describes new dress styles featuring square fronts, low necklines, and puff sleeves with pleats and ruffles. It notes the influence of Houotans style, the square treaument, and various trimming choices that accentuate a graceful silhouette for the dance season.
Fragmentary Shoe Description From OCR Text
A garbled OCR passage describes a shoe with sleeves and elbow references, a fastening with three serge buttons, a pump style cited, and a medium height heel. The text is inconsistent and difficult to parse.
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Shane
Blood Money and Stage Features at Belle Theatre
The week brings Blood Money with Bancroft star power and a strong stage lineup. Eugene On leads as the white hero, with Deayes directing and Merainens in a key supporting role. Short films Deser Demons appear at Belle, alongside a Tanner chapter reel.
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St OF Isd
Paul Ruerson O
Geagned
Eugene
Harciem i Merainens
Belle
Carioun
Owen Moore
Radio Day by Day by C B Butterfield
The program highlights a Sunday night WEAF-NEC broadcast tribute to President Roosevelt featuring Abraham Lincoln portrayer Charles Webster. Lincoln appearances are scheduled for Monday at 2 pm with a WEAF-NEC historical sketch at Grace Street. Continuous listings note government service job gatherings and related broadcasts.
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York
PWA
CWA
San
Charles Webster
Abraham Liccin
Abraham Linco
SBC
Lincoln
TBC
Patio
Radio Listings Collage From 1930s Am Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented archival radio listing notes exchanges with Japan and London, American dance orchestras, U of C Roundups, return of performers, and two act plays. It references WEAF NBC wound schedules, WABC CBS exchanges, Bert Lahr, Will Rogers, Joe Penne, Eddie Peabody, and John Drinkwater’s Abraham Lincoln program with mentions of Lincoln, wartime broadcasts, and Farm and Home segments.
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WIZ
Bert Lahr
Ted Wrens
Will Rogers
Joe Penne
Eddie Peabody
Lincoln’s Mag
Senate
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lince
Wiz-Nebc
Farm
Radto Guild
Il Booth
Verdict for defendant in Craoit Court case delayed
A hearing in Cireait Court a year ago led to a Friday decision for the defendant in a minor dispute involving a small sum. The case involved Mrs Thomas and a dispute with a company over a claim of damages. The matter was heard in January.
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Cireait
Aremin
Thomas
Damages suits dismissed in 10, 1833 case outcome
The verdict Friday favored the defendant with H Kieffer DeLauter for the defense and W C McSherry for the company. Two damage suits were dismissed by order of the plaintiffs’ attorney, including one by Ernie M Young against Agnes E Favorite for 5000 and another for 590 in trespass by Thomas Washer and Cordelia Thrash against Walter Brown.
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H. Kieffer DeLauter
W. Clineton McSherry
Atorney
Ernie M. Young Agaiest
Agnes E. Favorite
Siander
Reno S. Harp
The
Plain& Demurrer
A. Y Bennett
Thomas Washer
Cordelia R. Thrash
Walter Brown
Emma A Broan
Harp
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