The Traveling Salesman shines at Grand in new comedy
James Forbes' The Traveling Salesman plays to strong crowds in New York and Chicago and arrives at Grand for a Thursday matinee and night. The play follows Bob Blake a young drummer as he pursues trade and love, exposing life on the road with humor and human insight.
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James Forbes
New York
Chicago
Mr. Forbes
Bob Blake
Grand Crossings
Middle West
Beth Elliott
Blake
The Man on the Box Provides Lively Grand Matinee
The play adaptation by Harold McGrath draws strong laughs with a brisk plot and engaging characters. Audiences in this city can expect a bright, entertaining performance at the Grand both Saturday matinee and night show.
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Harold McGrath
Special theater company to stage new production
A special company headed by Bert Leigh as Bob Warburton will present a play here with Miss Billy Long and a strong cast. The production promises full settings and finishes down to the smallest detail to satisfy theatergoers.
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Bert Leigh
Bob Warburton
Billy Long
The Bama Bama Girls at Plaza theater entertain with charm
The Plaza presents The Bama Bama Girls a tabloid musical comedy dominated by pretty girls with strong vocals and graceful dances. Josephine Fields leads as a winsome heroine while W J McGraw and Herbert Hodge deliver engaging character work. Bargain matinee Friday and school matinee Saturday.
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Bama Bama
Plaza Theater
Josephine Fields
W. J. McGraw
Herbert Hodge
America
College
Royal vaudeville earns high marks for week program
New manager I L Kaufman draws praise for an excellent Royal show lineup this week. Dailey features include Mabel Elaine the eccentric dancing kid with a strong voice, Twin City Quartet delivering fresh song hits, the Two Ettavilos Roman ring act, and Amoros and Mulvey with a varied act.
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the Royal
I. L. Kaufman
Kaufman
Mabel Elaine
Twin City
Ettavilos
Amoros
Mulvey
Mlle
Europe
America Bar Gains Matinee Saturday Afternoon
A brief notice states there will be another bar gain matinee on Saturday afternoon, indicating a scheduled event or program related to a bar venue.
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America
Stanton and May Star Act Impress Audiences
The Star offers a top act by Stanton and May with a clever comedian. Stanton performs a bluff poison scene to win forgiveness for his latest drunken escapade, drawing strong audience interest. Mack and Hastings The Youngers, and Miss Kelley provide additional strong performances drawing capacity crowds.
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Star
Stanton
May
Mr. Stanton
Miss Kelley
the Star
Crusaders dramatic epic on stage and screen at Majestic
A rare film adaptation of the Crusaders drawn from the epic poem by Toquato Tasso will be shown tonight Wednesday and Thursday at the Majestic. Producers spent $50 000 to secure top European talent with four reels shot mostly near Jerusalem and Alpine forest scenes. The battles promise to captivate audiences.
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Majestic
Toquato Tasso
Europe
Alp Mountains
Enchanted Forest
Reynold
Mount Blanc
Jerusalem
Open Letter on HYOMEI Catarrh Cure Sales
The letter argues HYOMEI has cured more catarrh cases than specialists and urges strict adherence to directions. It notes changing inhaler gauze weekly or every four days, pouring drops into the inhaler thrice daily, and warns against overstatement of its odor. The complete HYOMET outfit costs $1.00 with money back not offered.
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America
Regents Approve Plans for New Local Normal Library
The Texas state normal board of regents approved a $50,000 library for Denton normal and a $25,000 manual arts building for Southwestern normal at San Marcos. The meeting focused on architects' plans with most members present. Some presidents and officials attended, while Crawford and Fuqua joined later in Denton.
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THE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
State Normal Board of Regents
Denton Normal
Southwestern Normal
San Marcos
Denton
Walt. J. Crawford
Beaumont
W. I. Fuqua
Amarillo
W. H. Bracy
F. Estill
Huntsvill Normal
C. EK. Evans
San Marcos Normal
RK. B. Cousins
Norma
Lanyon City
F. M. Bralley
Peter Radfor
Crawford
Mr. Fuqua
Death of David Falk Reported by Cablegram
Mrs. A. Roos of 928 Avenue B received a cablegram from Nurnberg announcing the death of her brother David Falk there last Saturday.
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David Falk
A. Roos
Avenue B
Nurnberg
San Antonio men rescued after gulf gale drifts
W Archer of San Antonio H M Thompson and W H Verner were carried by a life saving crew off Matagorda island late Saturday afternoon after their light boat drifted in a gale. They were soaked and chilled but recovered after rest. Archer later returned to photograph Saluria lighthouse.
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San Antonian
Gulf
W. Archer
San Antonio
H. M. Thompson
W. H. Verner
Matagorda Island
Mr. Archer
San Antonio Mongray
Oy Ae Island
Saluria
Gulf Coast
Union Women of San Antonio Hold Baptist Meeting
Women from eight San Antonio Baptist churches gathered at Pegues Baptist Church for an afternoon union meeting led by Mrs. J. C. Smith. The program included devotionals, Bible lesson explanations, talks on Japan and Africa, and an illustrated lecture with Africa pictures. Meetings continue daily at South Side, Riverside, Calvary, and Hillcrest churches.
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San Antonio
Pegues Baptist Church
J. C. Smith
T. V. Dickson
J. Porter
D. & Miller
CC. M. Nicols
Japan
Kendall
Africa
South Side Baptist Church
Riverside Church
Calvary Church
Hillcrest Church
Central Texas Medical Society Elects Officers
The Central Texas District Medical Society meets in Waco Texas and elects officers. President is Dr Ed Graves of Gatesville and secretary treasurer is M F Connally of Waco. Gatesville chosen as July meeting site.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Central Texas District Medical Society
Ed Graves
Gatesville
M. F. Connally
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Plumper
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Harlardale
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