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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1931
Page
6
At Bofta on February 4 a performance of A Quiet on the Western Front sparked a chaotic scene. Many were injured as a free for all broke out during the German army World War film screening. The incident disrupted the program and prompted police action.
An advertisement describes a new denture aid promising a secure fit for lower teeth. It claims to prevent slipping while eating or laughing, eliminating paste taste or discomfort and offering better retention.
Advert reads a topical product called Serpentis promising relief from itching and eruptions including eczema and scales. Claims cooling action and immediate soothing effect after first application. Prices listed as 35c, 80c, and 50c.
A home remedy guide promotes Pinex as a cure for coughs, chest colds, and bronchial troubles. It extols a pine and creosote-based syrup, claiming quick relief and easy preparation with common ingredients like honey and granulated sugar.
A fragmented ad copy extols Tanlac as a tonic to rebuild nerves, energy, appetite, and overall health. It claims dramatic improvements in strength, mood, and endurance after daily use, urging readers to buy through their local druggist and seize a quick “pick up.”
Hollywood notes say Marilyn Miller will shift from musical screen roles to comedy dramas under Warner Brothers. The plan aims to fit her talent to non musical pieces after audience fatigue with song and dance in films. The article also cites other industry updates and social notes from Hollywood society.
A radio spillover from Edna Ferber's Cimarron brings Oklahoma drama to the RKO Majestic with a midnight Thursday showing. The film stars Richard Dix and Irene Dunne among a notable cast, filmed for a large-scale production after a long transition period.
The fifth appearance of the Lag Ban Antonin Bymzhong Orchestra under Otto Zoeller drew a full house. Highlights included Maesener’s Overture Phèdre, Grieg’s Concert in A Minor with John M. Steinfeldt, Wagner’s Evening Star, Cossack Travels with Eddie Le Bleu, a Gounod Fantasie from Faust by Frank Hernandez, and Don Quixote by Safranek, all under conductor Ernest Hauser and Mortis Stern’s remarks. The review notes some ragged spots but overall strong performance and artistry.
Blue Steele and his Victor artists, drawing capacity crowds at Gunter Cafeteria and Nite Club, will headline a Wednesday and Friday dance series atop the St Anthony hotel in Spaniat village. Paul Er corporation confirms plans with concert work by Blue Angus boym to Gunter cafeteria for meals and to the night club on Saturdays, while Herman Waldwan and Dronswick Recording Orchestra retain their terrace post in Pleneure, dancing nightly except Sunday.
Ultrapostmodern romance unfolds in a Southern town setting as Dillc Dove stars in The Other Tomorrow at the Palace theater. The film follows a girl’s tribulations and reconciliation with her lover, praised for Miss Dove’s fashion and stage presence. A Pan-American Airways crash near Caleta Buena is reported with all aboard safe.
Evelyn Laye, famed English musical comedy star of One Heavenly Night, arrives at the Aztec theater Thursday. The refined beauty, a gifted singer and actress, brings a sharp wit and sparkling personality to a blue, sophisticated comedy with strong supporting turns by John Bale, Leon Ervold, and Lilyan Tashman.
Mexico City February 4 0 Wornlgnera deported from Mexico would pay their own fare home under a proposal before the national immigration conference. Those unable to comply would be placed in a penitentiary colony where they could earn funds. Proponents say deportation costs burden the government and with a campaign to reunite families abroad these expenses will rise next year.
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