Stage Memories and Theatre Notes From The Era
A kaleidoscopic tour of theater memories and stage memories from late era performers. Laurette Taylor McIntyre Lucille Cavanaugh Jane Cowle Mary Turner Nat Wills William Rock and Melville Ellis feature in sketches and performances. References to Eddie Wynn Don Barclay Jerome Kern and other vaudeville personalities appear alongside hotel bond news for The Stevens in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Ware
Nance
O'Neil
Margaret Tivington
E. H. Sothern
Melville Eiis
Harry Fox
The
Daily Sisters
Don Barclay
Ed Wynn
Vaudevillain
Stevens
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Home Remedy For Bad Cough Promises Quick Relief
An old home remedy advertises mixing two cups of gin? mentated substance and water to soothe inflamed membranes and clear air passages. It claims antiseptic action against germs and a threefold effect, with instructions to combine liquids, flavor with sugar syrup, and bottle for four times the quantity, promising money back if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoathes
Kang
Norway
Last Roundup Party with Harold Lloyd Groucho Roach
Will Rogers recalls a party hosted by Roach with Harold Lloyd and Groucho Marx. He notes the lively, amiable chaos of the era, the actors, musicians, and the humor that shaped early Hollywood. Rogers reflects on Roach’s producing, the beard trend, and the enduring appeal of their film era conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Groucho
Harpo
Chico
New York
Dorothy Stone
Mr. Roaches
Roach
Inhibitions Run Wild Over Dinner Night
A couple’s dinner out turns tense as jealousy and social posturing flare. Helen and Warren recall private dining, while Desi’s wine and a kitten spark a playful ruse that spirals into a public quarrel. The scene captures a clash of ego, money, and social performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
USA
Curtis
Hub
Kitten
Mr. Tracy
Picka Neher
Brent
Ue Rawsoll
Jack
Mrs. Tracy
Hugh
Nancy
Vatican cites no bias toward any government in Rome Soviet strains
Observatore Romano in a lengthy editorial argues the Holy See has never favored one form of government over another. It notes anti religious stamps planned by the Soviet Union for 1934 and urges international action against Soviet atheistic propaganda. A church authority says the Holy See has engaged with varied regimes and could consider pacts with the Soviet government if it proves principled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Holy See
United States
Soviet Union
Vatican
Moscow
Rdes
Russia
Napoleon
French Republic
Muider
Timan
Pact to deepen Canada United States trade ties
Montreal reports that the Canadian and United States chambers of commerce unite to urge governments toward closer economic and social relations. Recommendations include expanding arbitration under the International Joint Commission, pursuing cooperation in trade negotiations, removing harassing regulations, and accepting each other’s currency through banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Thors
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Theater
McIntyre
Laurette Taylor
Feg
Jerome EK
Jerome
Derr Bigger
Charic Chan
Victoris
In Treath
Albert
Gyrus McCormick
Rudy Vallee
Lois Moran
Pally Morin
America
Voltaire
Vanguard
John Finley
Times
Ben de Casseres
Greenwich ‘Village
Upper Riverside Drive
Morrie Ryskind
Mr. Ryskind
Lamaze
Falm Beach
George
Park Avenue
Albert H. Winn
Paul Crawley
Bill
Hollywood
Dinrueli
Tess Howard
London
Mite
Insell
America Sud
Aneers
David Ross
Madi
Macaulay
Mark Leuscher
NBC
Ona Murson
Owena Woleatt
Ike Blanche Beles
Pievoe White
Portland
Oru
Repal
Barney Gallant
Greenwich Village
Waxey Garden
Ioak
Will Rogers
Ta Roach
Mary
Mr Roach
Harold Lloyd
Harold
Qur
Han Harold Lloyd
Hat
Lloyd
Hal
Herald
Droyd
Tor Hal
Ted Haywhree
Tab
Naturaily
Jeffusk Lopoi
Lloyd TU Thik
Ald
Chateau Margaux
Bordeaux
Winal
Toten
Tate
Secong Brink
Mr. Curtis
Nency
Hosktalla
Tracy
He Takes
Weston
Osha
Stan
Warren Takes Charge
Dnatt
Rome
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