Film Offerings For Coming Week At Local Theaters
The Tivoli headlines Street Angel with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell midweek, plus a George Emmons musical program. Friday features Buster Keaton in The Cameraman and Tarzan the Mighty fifth episode. Saturday shows Tim McCoy in Berand the Sierras and a Charles Chase short. Opera House offers Frivolites of 1929 with daily changes and matinee. Other theaters present Laura LaPlante Home Dames, Shadows of the Night, Drifting Sands, Night Owl, Midnight Rose, and A Romeo of the Range with Western features and Mack Sennett comedies.
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Grea Productions & Co
Tivoli
Janet Gaythor
Charles Farrell
George A. Emmons
Buster Heaton
Tiveli
Marceline Day
Metro-Goldwin
Opera House
Laura LaPlante
Flash
the Wonder Gog
Bob Steele
Reed Howes
Gladys Hulette
Joseph Girard
Mack Sennett
Lyn de Putii
Henneeth Harlan
Bob Curwood
Walter Miller
Bugeots Gilbert
Airtran
Buster Brown
Collegian
Convention Fight and Lafollette Victory in 1924 Nomination Battle
The piece recounts the 1924 presidential fight with Coolidge favored early, McAdoo and Smith battling for the Democratic nod, and Dawes later emerging. La Follette and Wheeler led a Progressive challenge, emphasizing prosperity as the dominant issue. La Follette polled about 5 million votes, far ahead of rivals, while Davis won the GOP nomination.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
EL L. Doheny
Walsh
Wilson
Kenien
Smith
Mcfoy
Meddoc
Eye
Tao
McAdo
Adele
Caster Glass
McaAdoo
Bard
Glase
California
Tennessee
Washington
John W Davis
Mereerth
Newton D. Baker
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
W Streex
Vs. Progress
Cleveland
Reker M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Nuans
Ganes
Radhain Davis
la Follette
Madison Square Garden
Busi
Ted
Ta Foltiette
Clei
Jaz
Reese
Bryan
Wilson da Wared
Peculiar People of New York Politicians Across Eras
A historically charged sketch compares New York politicians to a “peculiar people.” Quoting Murat Halstead from 1860, the piece depicts delegates as drinking, stealing, singing loud, and boasting, portraying a rowdy crowd unafraid to mock virtue as they navigate nominations and party loyalties.
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New York
McAdoo
Herbert Hoover
Murat Halstead
Seward
Lincoln
Donata Olé Kaintuck
Cancassing
The Democrats Nominating Daheny’s Lawyer for Campaign Role
Theater news notes Democrats struggle to nominate Daheny’s costly lawyer for a campaign corruption issue while McAdoo is not linked to dishonest deeds. The Dreny retainer proves polarizing as crowds gather at the Tivoli and Maryland venues for Power and other acts.
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Daheny
McAdoo
Leony
Wail
Smith
Wiliam Bord
Jacqueline 1
Atteracton
Two Americans Dead as Bucharest Express Disaster Reported
A Romanian express crash in Bucharest leaves two Americans killed and 20 to 30 seriously injured. Emergency services respond as investigators assess the scene amid debris and collapsing cars and carriages. Dozens more passengers sustain injuries and are treated on site.
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Bucharest
Parsons
Expert witnesses clash in trial over bullets and typewriters
Testimony centers on whether bullets and shells from the same gun matched in the murder of Mrs. Robertson. Firearms experts dispute prosecution and defense readings, examining photographs, letter writings, and the underwood typewriter used in the case.
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White House
Keres
Government
Secret Service
Washington
Cranks
Stat
Prescott
Underwood
Robertson
Wiliam A. Jones
Maj el F. Munshower
Robert
Goddard
Monso
Ayoce
Munshower
Datee
Rales
Jones
Marionette theater offers French comedy at synod program
A one act comic verse Was presented Thursday night by the Marionettes for the Potuiize Synod entertainment. Who play adapted from the French by Victor Mapes contains romance of Japan. Miss Dorothy McIntyre of Flushing N Y played Kaml a. Diverse costumes supplied by Hood girls enhanced the performance.
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Yeekie
Potuiize
Vic~tor Mapes
Japan
Hood Girls
Dorothy Mc lIntyre
Flushing
Kaml
Republican Receipts in Oct 66 Senate Trustee Expenditures
Fragmentary OCR shows receipts totals and expenditures for a state Senate fund during the period. It records $1259 000 sent to state treasurer for fees and insurance, $20 total for expenses, and two compend sums of $100,600 and $40,000. Several named contributors and trustees appear in garbled form.
Defense Wins Point in Elyria Shooting Case Adjourned
The trial of Louis Cicco, Elyria driver, on charges of shooting with intent to wound a girl, Betty Keswood aged 22, ends for the week with Judge A R Weber allowing the jury instruction that officers acting in good faith are protected when the car failed to halt. The case resumes Monday with two hours for final arguments for each side after the defense rested and the state completed its closing.
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Louis Cigco
Lurame Airy
Intiat
Elyria
A. R. Weber
Circ
Wey
Betty Keswood
Ter
Ciceco
Aties Heywood
Weber
Cieco
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