Pelican drama at Alhambra stars Alma Rubens in mother love tale
Alma Rubens leads the cast in the English Canadian family tale The Pelican at the Alhambra Theatre with Walter McGrail and Richard Walling, as the plot follows a mother who sacrifices her happiness for her son amid divorce, reconciliation, and a French romance. Also featured tonight is Bret Harte adaptation The Thrilling Forties starring Harry Carey, with a strong program length of nine acts in all.
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Mother Love
Alhambra Theatre
Alma Rubess
Frank Borzage
Sere
India
France
England
Chum
Heriots
Miss Rubens
Walter McGrail
Richard Walling
Emily Fitzroy
Charles Lane
Kat Norton
George Cowl
Langhorne Barton
Lon Poff
Eric Mayne
Patsy , O'Byrne
Hillie Latimer
Harry Carey
Yall
Bret Harte
Carey
Jusias
Alhambra
Eddie Cantor Stars in Kid Boots at CoBee Theatre
Eddie Cantor headlines Paramount's Kid Boots at CoBee Theatre in a lively comedy of tangled love affairs and golf caddie misadventures. Clara Bow, Billie Dove, and Lawrence Gray co star in a film praised for its humor and screen charm, with a note that tonight marks the last showing at the venue.
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Eddie Cantor
Paramount
Kid Boots
Frolic
Ciara Bow
Billie Dove
Lawrence Gray
Aytritane Ts
Bewatie
Screenland
Clara Bow
Escaping Fumes At Work Injures Employee
An employee at a South Australian company engaged in repairs at 9 Gay Main Street collapsed from escape fumes. Colleagues Jefferies, Baslow, and Goodlable aided him until he briefly recovered, then fainted again. Constable Guthier assisted, and the injured man, Win ju yee Maye Gage, was taken to Pirfo Hospital after medical attention.
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Stott
Greluck
E. Doftentes
Gan
Xatder Street
Walalde
Jefferies
Srrgoan Baslow
Guthiler
Tamale
Pirfo Hospital
Letter to the editor praises Port ey ouay musical service
A former Port ey ouay resident commends the Sunday evening musical program at the Methodist Mission on Alexander Street. He lauds Mr. Mitchell leading the choir, notes strong male duets, and hopes Adelaide rivalry can be matched locally with sustained support for the mission church and its music.
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Port Ey Ouay
Mitchell
Mc Mitchell
Adelaide
Auitchell
Pon Pirie
Constitutional Reform Discussed in Melbourne
In Melbourne the Australian Government contemplates constitutional reform via a royal commission. The aim is to examine how state and federal views can be represented, balancing government representation with broader public input and involving constitutional lawyers and federal members. Hesitations remain about practical representation.
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Melbourne
Ag Mats ‘Sora
Auiliey
Gambianion
Fire in Morton's Printery destroys Ghaimers Street building
A spectacular blaze at Morton's Printery in Sydney's six story building on Ghaimers Street raged about 3 am. Explosions from petrol hindered firefighters and debris toppled onto nearby streets. Damage estimated around £190,000 though firefighters saved Henderson's factory adjacent to Morton's.
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Sydney
Morton's Printery
Ghaimers Strest
City
Brigadns Nomad 1
Hamlle Lane
Henderson
Morton's
Saye
Deswucion
Five Days a Week Debate At Public Service Board
A Sydney bulletin reports on a vote within the Public Service Association about shortening the work week. The board backed a ten day workweek timing, influenced by a majority decision and ongoing discussions amid union activity.
Floating mine thought to be steel dump misidentified
In Sydney last week the Navigation Department reported a floating object thought to be a mine. It was later identified as a steel dump painted red, after initial misidentification by officials.
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Sydney
Tursilly
A &Q
Duveen Seeks Benson Picture Collection for 500000
United Service reports in London that James Duveen has offered 500000 pounds for Hobart Benson's valuable and extensive collection, noted as the most important private Tallinn pictures collection in Europe, with plans likely to move the collection to the United States.
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United Service
London
Ir Jusem Duveen
Hobart Benson
Benson
Europe
Nomad of the North to settle in Port Pirie
Lewis Degenhardt, a 74 year old nomad famed for 47 years in the Northern Territory and Western Australia, arrives in Port Pirie to live with his sister. He recalls vast travel across wild lands, cannibal rumors, and the Territory's prospects while noting health, transport, and settlement challenges.
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Port Pirie
Territory
Lewis Degenhardt
Adelaide
Hla
A. Axed
Pir
West
Degenhardt
Chis
Fremantle
Henry Rover
Wie
Western Australia
Arnheim Land
Degunhulut
Insland
Arnheim ‘Land
Javy
Autrulig
Alice Springs
Marwin
Liarwin
Sydney
Australia
Commonwealth
Darwin I
Awyndham
Ren Springs
Alligator River
Der
Vin
Grossessey
Tome
Ndarwin
Jby
Darwin
Catherine River
Coal tonnage needed for liner voyage to New York
Over 6000 tons of coal are required to ferry a large liner from Liverpool or Southampton to New York, indicating the fuel demands for transatlantic service and the scale of steamship operations at the time.
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Liverpool
Southampton
New York
Dublin Outrage Nine Officers Arrested For Conspiracy
Reported Dublin outrage leads to the arrest of nine police officers on charges of conspiracy tied to the assassination of Kevin O Higgins the Free State President and Minister A government inquiry returns a verdict naming three unknown persons while the inquest notes multiple casualties and a large crowd at the scene
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Dublin
Kevin O'Higgins
De Valera Denounces Assassination Claim In Dublin
Mr De Valera condemns the alleged assassination of O Mleging as inexcusable from any landpoint. He asserts his Republican or functionation was not responsible and calls on every citizen to oppose such acts against representative government.
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Attogon
Wwe
Stabe Timates
Thalie Poeviaas
Mtv
Alyett
eMravagwnes Cmt
Hie
Ceeutvielag
Marlement
Fy Jaune
Chensi
Dublin
de Valera
Wedding Tragedy and Homecoming Fire Claim Many
A chaotic homecoming ends in tragedy as a farmhouse fire guts the Lacombe residence near Renfrew. Joseph Lacombe and his wife die in the blaze while guests, including the Wades of Tantrew, grapple with the sudden loss. Firefighters battle flames as the new bride and several relatives are reported dead and missing, with the disaster shaping a grim scene across Ottawa and surrounding communities.
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Ottawa
Galestta
Tesla
Joseph Lacombe
TNL
Renfrew
Nin
Qarly
Wil
Calcutta
Uvalh
Learbluot
Mabatt Lacombe
Ngi Startolt
One-Horse Race at Gosford Stirs Races
Sydney reports a remarkable incident at Gosford races during the Jumpers' PRC Race. Of four horses entered only one finished, awarded metues on a Wilkover Kennouil hast by a distressed alloy contraction. Bur sary was saratahed and Blanco Laa-Nekits stolen from NES stable, leaving High Plume as the sole finisher.
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Sydney
Gosford
PRC
Ust
Metues
Wilkover
Automatic Hares in Sydney Attract Revenue Trade
It is understood that Treasurer Te keeps a watchful eye on a tin hare coursing as a future revenue source. The Greyhound association rumor suggests a weekly income around £2,000 with a capital of £20,000.
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Sydney
Guupsine
Australian Exhibition Plans With Royal Opening
A noisy report from Sydney indicates the government plans a royal figure to open a 1941 exhibition and asserts a formal announcement will be made by the Prime Minister regarding the Empire character and related proceedings.
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Sydney
Tuusuas
Hd Rap
Prins
Deluge in London
London endured an extreme tropical downpour with widespread flooding. Water surged into the West Kensington underground, streets resembled rivers, a baby was evacuated from a basement, and an Imperial Airways passenger aircraft over the Willy narrowly avoided a lightning strike.
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United Service
London
Metropolis
Wnd
West Kensington
Imperial
Airways Limited
Australian officials discuss Bar Association invitation
Federal Attorney General announced that Prime Minister Bruge sus in Canberra had given up on inviting a Canadian Bar Association representative to head the Australian Bench for the annual meeting in Toronto from August 24 to 26. Sir James Atkins, president of the association, and Mr Vir onenye Smith KG of the South Australian Bar were mentioned as attendees.
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Melbourne
Pugsuas
Latham
Pehme
Brugesus
James Atkins
R.A
Toronto
Lathuin
Mtr. Vironenye Smil, KG
England
Aerial Tragedy In Winnipeg Airline Crash Report
A Manitoba Forestry survey team witnessed a plane crash near a bank and crowded area. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as the aircraft plunged and observers followed the wreckage, noting injuries and a broad impact on bystanders.
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United
Winnipeg
Munuoy
Ceri
Manitoba
Earthquake Strikes Holy Land Causing City Damage
An earthquake in Jerusalem district killed and injured dozens, damaging both ends of the Allbynby Bridge and cracking the dome of the Holy Sepulchre church. A church collapse and a hotel crash at Jericho buried tourists, with wide loss of life and property in Nablus and nearby villages.
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Jerusalem
Sewenty
Nablus
Allvnby Bridge
Jericho
Oliwel
Mamallah
Campaign Against Jews In Chicago Sparks Debate
In Chicago on Monday a debate flared over Henry Ford's anti Jewish stance as expressed in his papers for years. Edward Pip, former editor of The Tearborn Tarrependent, says Ford was behind the hostile campaign against Jewry and that such attacks would not deter his presidential ambitions.
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United Service
Chicago
Hunry Ford
America
Edward Pip
Ford
Pop
Doll found among Roman children's graves
A vague report notes a doll found inside graves of ancient Roman children. The item is described as possibly a toy or children's plaything and is presented as a notable archaeological curiosity.
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Rome
Unclaimed Body of Old Freemason Shocks Chicago
United Service in Chicago reports the death of a 75 year old Freemason whose body lay unclaimed for days. An investigation traced ties to Masonic orders from Edinburgh to Chicago and Bombay, revealing his lodge memberships and connections.
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United Service
Chigago
Melbarene Dontorriy
Theard Degrey
Ale
Richard Abbey
Tes
Emulation Lodge
Bombay
Inds
Conaeetions
Edinburgh
Wunedin
Roosevelt Lodge
Chinaga
Durin
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Betty Nuthall
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Mies Lumiey Ellis
Cobee Theatre
Constitutional Reform
Pucadus
NOMAD
MR. DE Valera
Lion and the Lamb
Calisskin
Europa
ie @ agen
Pehgte
F. W. Smith
K.C
Commonwealth Bar
Holy Land
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