Tragic Trappings of Sybil as Teddy Dies in Tale
Sybil learns of Teddy's death after a night with John Lawrence leaves the family in shock. Mabel consoles Sybil as Valerie and Tad face grief, and Sybil cradles Teddy in death, planning his funeral and recalling their fragile hopes.
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Sybil
Pigaliy
Tie
Mabel Scorf
Bees
Jotm
Teddy
Craig Fosed
Sybil Akromzh
Mar Pybil
Jake
Acd
Ictle
Alek
Mabel
Valerie
Yeddya
Ybil
Tad
Feather
Ses Valeris
Mab
Dent
Ao Deen
Val
Tia Erib
Sis
John Lawrence
Teara
Afghel
Sybi
Teddy Islack
Tedd
Mather
Bin
Kate
Thorne
Graham
Sts
Srott
Jack
Mrs. Thorne
Rome
Grange backs road fund from wartime sales
Washington authorities report a National Grange resolution proposing that proceeds from the 4 million dollars of supplies sold to France in World War I be used for rural road building and repair. Members also call for lobbyist funding transparency and standardizing oleomargarine regulation.
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Washington
France
National Grange
A. F. Gess
Seatte
Wash
Grange
McNary
Oregon
Tae
Senate Agricultural Committee
The
W. Watts
Radio Network Schedule Across Cities Clocking In
A dense listing of coast to coast radio programming shows daily time slots for stations from WRAL Baltimore to WEAF New York and WEAG Chicago. Programs range from dance music and orchestras to news, opera and variety shows with local identifiers and times in Eastern and Central zones.
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Soston
Whiting
Mercymakers
WGT
Catawbia Network
Itr
War
New York
Ol—Waldory Disner
Arene Bakers
NBC
Laodt Trie
Aes
Eamber
WIT
Philadelphiia
Dream Decay
WEAP
Orpen Eae
Orpen Eae Pitssurgh
Ineo iniae—Bestazs Orchestra
Balloon Flight Adventure With Moon Man Sequel Hint
A quirky tale recounts Moon Man guiding star journeys and two riders as they chase a ride to stars. Clowny sings and the moon figure promises to return for a second, more daring voyage. The narrative, dated 1928, sets up continued adventures with a playful, fantastical voice.
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NEA, Service, Inc
Jazz Singer at Tivoli with Jolson and May McAvoy
Warner Bros presents The Jazz Singer at the Tivoli featuring Al Jolson as the cantor’s son and May McAvoy as Mary Dale. The colorfully told tale follows a Jewish boy leaving orthodoxy for Broadway, with Alan Crosland directing and supporting cast including Oland and Besser ex. Maryland screens A Made To Order Hero with Ted Wells, plus Harold Lloyd two reel comedy.
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al Jolson
May McAvoy
Mary Dale
Warner Bros
Tivoli
Jolson
Broadway
Warmer Oland
Eugenie Besserex
Otto Lederer
al Cohn
Jay
Samson Raphaelsons
Alan Crosland
Maryland
Ted Wells
Mortforde Borner
Harold Lloyd
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CSI
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I65
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WGN Opera Company
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