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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
4
San Antonio Little Theater announces three nights of Gold in the Hills or the Dead Sister Neuret at the San Pedro Playhouse starting Wednesday April 2. The play features a villain whose wicked feats will prompt audience hisses and applause for heroic speeches. The management asks theatergoers not to interrupt the performance awaiting the curtain call.
A Chicago report describes Avilitin as a soothing remedy for upset stomachs and digestive trouble in children. It claims benefits include sweeter taste and quicker relief, with over 2 million users cited. The piece emphasizes parental reassurance and general wellness gains from the product use.
A garbled notice from April reports The Birth of Texas being produced in Dallas by Pan-American or Warner connected teams. It mentions Betty Blount and Alice White in casting, with others like Guthrie McClintock and Eddie Cline attached in varied roles. Snippets touch on Hollywood figures and upcoming projects with no clear single storyline.
New York April 1 The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Inc adopts a code declaring liquor in life must reflect reality but not inspire imitation. It bars graphic crime scenes and nudity unless essential. It prohibits explicit profanity indecency or ridicule of religion and insists ministers not be used as comic villains.
Empire theater screens Hearst Metrolone news features revealing Antarctic scenes from shipboard South Polar seas and a southward flight over newly discovered land. Also shown are talking pictures of the Silver Bullet on Daylond beach, age automobile misadventure, boxing at Tennantate bays, a Hoboken dock fire from the air, and Louisiana adults learning to read.
City uses clay at Roosevelt park golf links to curb oil seepage. Commissioner Jacob Mubiola predicts success and cost savings reaching about 5000. Work expected to finish this week if weather clears before drainage and course construction proceed.
A late Tuesday decision is expected on constructing an oven air theater in the Star sunken garden, according to City Commissioner Jacob Rubiani. Harpy Smith, linked to plans, returned from St Louis amid reports of theater activity there. Borghuy, the sculptor, did not request Fetwre of ans as cited last year for the thruter.
George Washington University medical school graduates voted unanimously against the Dry Law amendment. Of 57 members, 6 favored repeal and one favored modification. The class approved the prohibition repeal stance by a large margin in Washington D. C. on April 1.
In Los Angeles on April 1 the estate of Zoi Malel Normand is left to her mother including cash and realty. The will names $50,000 for playing in, and indicates the husband Lew Cody provided for. Cody is named administrator with a worth of $75,000, to be reported to a judge.
widow of Richard Wagner Ay-Fran Cosima Wagner died today in Bayreuth at the age of 02. celebration of a renowned musical lineage and daughter of Franz Liszt marks the loss of a leading figure in European classical music.
William J. Locke, a sovelist, was admitted to a local hospital in April for surgery. The report notes he faced the operation with hope of relief, though immediate results were not promised.
Captivating tale from THILADEENMA describes a ship officer swept overboard during a brutal gale while attempting to save a cat on the tanker Iny. Crew members report his steadfast determination and the peril faced as waves battered the vessel.
A coastwise freighting Davenport and the Swan collided off Welens Oregon on a foggy morning. Eight crewmen were killed and four others were missing after the crash, with rescuers searching the wreckage as authorities investigated the cause.
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