Intolerance Film at Plainheld Theatre Draws Massive Crowd
Reported turnout exceeded 126,000 with 1,500 in attendance for a screening of D. W. Griffith's controversial film in Plainheld. The piece explores themes of bigotry and social conflict amid public debate over censorship and artistic expression.
The 13th Chair to Play Next Week at Plainfield Theatre
The 13th Chair, Bayard Veiller’s mystery melodrama, returns next Tuesday night at the Plainfield Theatre with Blanche Hall directing a trained company. Rosalie La Grange stars as a trance medium guiding a dinner party into a locked room murder mystery with Inspector Donahue played by Joseph Garry. The production promises mounting suspense and theatrical thrills for local audiences.
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Bayard Velller
New York
Audieate
Btreet Theatre
Io Rosalie la Grange
Blanche Hall
Plainfield Theatre
Donahue
Rosalie la Grange
Joseph Garry
Woman's Right to Her Wedding Ring Questioned
A reader letter from the Record questions New Jersey law permitting anyone to take a wedding ring, raising a legal debate on property rights and marital possessions. The brief note hints at custody and ownership issues surrounding jewelry in marriage.
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North
New Jersey
Grimby
Newark Board Hears More Appeals From Local Registrants
The Newark Demption Board continues reviewing appeal cases from Plainfield and nearby towns. Listed claimants include Raymond Dickinson, John Donnelly, Walter Brick, Albin Magusan, Louis Malone, Charles Ruefer, Thomas Mullin, Richard Hennessey, John Denny, Edward Miller, Arthur Dunn, Joseph Smith, Leonard Gavett, Morris Brandeger, Victor Houston, Patrick Pandaelino, John Dolan, Leslie Lehman, James Wherry, John Soupos, A C Buttfeld, Frank Frater, Charles Westphal, Theodore Lebos, Gabriel Brunett, Louis Gordon, John J. Smith, John J. Casey, Peter Peterman, Henry Weber, James Geary, Henry Overland, Andrew Komeko, Walter Glaentzer, John Daniel McAfee, August Gross, Howard Rowen, William Gassett, John Strandbere, Harry Boeckman, Craig Blair, Frank Sheeran, John Scofield, Michael Feehen, George Kantner, Albert Nett, John Murphy, Frank Torre, Louis Neilson, William Bovie, Reginald Pryan, John Engel, Walter Stott, Arthur Giles, Emmanuel Jained, Woostin Venesis, Edward Marks, Ralph Ward, Harry Brickman.
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Newark Demption Board
Plainfield
Raymond T. Dickinson
Sassntant
John T. Donnelly
Plainfeld
Walter F. Brick
Fanwood
Albin Magusan
R-K
Louis Malone
Charles E. Ruefer
Thomas J. Mullin
Richard Hennessey
John B. Denny
Edward T. Miller
Arthur J. Dunn
Skille
Joseph J. Smith
Leslie W. Lehman
James M. Wherry
John N. Soupos
North Plainfield
Mik
A. C. Buttfeld
John J. Smith
John J. Casey
Peter C. Peterman
Henry C. Weber
Mountainside
James Geary
Henry Overland
Andrew Komeko
Walter A. Glaentzer
John Daniel J. McAfes
August Gross
Edward Harris
Howard Rowen
William Gassett
Scotch Plains
John A. Strandbere
Harry Boeckman
Craig A. Blair
Frank D. Sheeran
John B. Scofield
Michael Feehen
George Kantner
Albert J. Nett
John M. Murphy
Frank Torre
Flainfeld
Louis Neilson
William P. Bovie
Reginald & Pryan
John F. Engel
Walter C. Stott
Hand plans storefront extensions on Watchung avenue
Workmen for Charter H Hand began erecting iron and concrete extensions in front of the current and future ground floor stores on Watchung avenue and East Second street. The plan adds four foot depth and nineteen foot six inch frontage, with upper floors converted for tenants, and City Council considering a ten foot widening of Watchung avenue from Front to Second streets and possibly beyond after a public hearing.
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Charter H. Hand
Douilding Et Watchung Avenue
East Second Street
Winn & Higgins
Hand
Miss. Samarah Adams
Watchung Avenue
Greenbrook
New Jersey Central
Thomas Fahy Saves Three From Smoke in Fire
Thomas Fahy, on finding a blaze in the Van Sickla building, guided Mrs Fahy and her two children to safety then returned to rescue the Gumppe family from smoke. Firefighters arrived quickly and doused the flames. The J W Van Sickie property suffered mainly water damage, insured losses noted.
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Thomas Fahy
Mra M. Gumppe
van Sickla
Dad
Mr. Fahy
Mra. Fahy
Cap Company
J. W. van Sickie
East Third Street
Fahy
Gumppe
Statewide workin days urged to aid harvest
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Ousley told the Senate agriculture committee that a 15 day shutdown of non essential industries would be required during harvest. He said legislation cannot reroute workers to farms and business leaders may close shops to help harvest the crop.
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Ousley
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Hadassah Chapter Hosts Whist and Dance Night
The Plainfield Hadas sah women’s Zionist chapter held its first annual whist and dance at the Y M H A building on West Front street. Mrs. Morris Fiedler, Mrs. Harry Perlman, Mrs. Samuel Rosenbaum, and Mrs. Leo Zelsel oversaw arrangements.
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Augusta Levis
Ellis Campus
Samuel Schwarts
Charles Kerteman
Arther J. Richards
Cleary Rosenham
Eadie Marky Jage
Mra
Benjamin J. Kilne
Wes Front Street
Palestine
Plainfield
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organisation
West Front Street
Morris Fiedler
Harry Perlman
Samuel Rosenbaum
Leo Zelsel
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