Raunchy Romance in a Tangled Studio Plot
A melodramatic tale follows a widowed father’s widowhood entanglements and a complex love web. Actress Nina Be Bele navigates schemes, rival suitors, and shifting loyalties surrounding a new film project.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1928
Page
13
A melodramatic tale follows a widowed father’s widowhood entanglements and a complex love web. Actress Nina Be Bele navigates schemes, rival suitors, and shifting loyalties surrounding a new film project.
The San Antonio scene shows diverse gardening as G. C. Sauer presents a photo of his collection. He grows a variety of mowers at his North Loop residence and notes plants from other climates will thrive in this area.
Mrs. E. E. McFadden of San Antonio waited a decade for news of her son Lieutenant Lemuel McFadden, missing then presumed dead after the Argonne forest air battle. A newspaper item led to a discovered grave and confirmation that he died in action, with the burial reportedly marked by German forces through a standard code.
Robbie and Bobbie debate marriage as she explains she seeks success first. He questions her longing for a stable life while noting past examples of partnerships. Bobbie acknowledges his care yet fears losing independence, then Lottie Schulte enters, signaling a shift as the scene continues on page 10.
Mrs. James A. Stillman arrives in Paris for spring shopping and says American dressmakers will surpass France's couturiers. She plans to buy mainly in New York, praises American originality, and reveals a Paris shopping list of hand painted gowns, chiffon nighties, and magnificent evening dresses.
The San Antonio branch of the Missouri State Life Insurance Company will open a selling school in the Dealers building. Matthew Thrown, manager, says the free course will be directed by MEH. Young, agency instructor, and covers life health and accident insurance.
Miss Mary Bailey, editor of Ranger, was elected editor in chief of San Antonin Mining, with Cateye Hanger and others named in the same ceremony. The event honored Bry Maoh Nolkon and college figures including deacon Beenarl Metin as part of the annual assembly.
The Combined High School Grehesten Scholarship recital at 8 15 p m in the municipal auditorium features a 100 piece senior school orchestra under Zoeller with Verdi’s Aida marcha and Dvorak New World Symphony selections. Soloist Mina Evelyn Duerler to sing One Fine Day from Puccini. Proceeds fund a San Antonio student orchestra trip. tickets 25c 50c 75c 1 00.
San Antonio man George Sour pursued a lifelong passion for flowers into a full time hobby. He has cultivated a rich garden at his North Loop home, breeding and showing many varieties without greenhouses. Sour claims success with Sweetheart, Baby tears, yuppies, Hnizits, plus, and hundreds of other flower families.
Robert Goldbeck of San Antonio died in Los Angeles on Sunday according to word received here Turss May. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs Herbert Smith and Mrs Basie W Davison of Los Angeles, and Mrs AR Specht and Mrs Mrucet Gutdbeck of San Antonio.
Alberta J Hinffaker and others listed with addresses including 1123 Barrilla Wace J J Cavanaugh A5 Broadway E W Dien 014 Hars street D A Patterson RD 2 Box 200 Ban Antonin Mie Marie Metzgee 218 West Scatphine street Claes Tanke Aritti 228 Highland boulevard
Tax assessor Albert V. Thuth will keep the assessor's books open through Saturday. Monday night was the original closing for renditions but the office remained crowded with owners seeking time. If a direct reprieve is granted, unrendered properties may be added to the rendered roll after Saturday.
Wilma Wells again heads Brackenridge Senior School student body with an average of 4, ahead of Lucille Schroegler at 18.05. Selmount Goodman achieved the year’s only perfect 10 while taking three subjects. Simon Frank posted 98.0, with Roy Doran and Jay Sam Serrench recording DSA averages.
A fragmentary notice states four horseshoes failed to insure against accidents. It notes a radiator horseshoe did not ward off harm, citing a collision in Goliad and Water affects two cars, where the small car backed up undamaged while the larger vehicle wrecked.
Wert Barry, Bruckenridge Servic xhhood student, Jay Leon awarded fies priate in the school poster concmelir to him the beautification movement which will precede the Woman's General Biencia convention here in May. In poster contest was sponsored by Miss Sarah King and Miss Aline Rather, director of or in San An tonio public schools.
Eight grade graduates received diplomas at a board of education ceremony Tuesday held at the attention offices. The spring class included about a thousand diplomas signed by school authorities and planned to be presented at a future ceremony on Unonted Avenue.
A Parents Association meeting of Brackenridge Senior School was held Tuesday afternoon in the school cafeteria. Mrs Will Crave, association president, presided.
Representatives of the Alamo Life Insurance Company will attend the state organization’s annual roundup in San Antonio. Insurance Commissioner R. B. Cousins Jr. will address the meeting at the St Anthony Hotel Thursday.
Blount was elected president of the Harris Junior School era group with Tuesday’s announcement. Robbie Howard was named vice president Alma Lebman secretary Allet Threseh treasurer and Mir Dorris Reese reporter.
Loftin spoke at a luncheon of the San Antonio District Chiropractors Association in the gala room of the **Water** Hotel on Tuesday. The talk covered industry issues and professional developments for local chiropractors.
An all time barbecue marks the impending visit of New England magnates to San Antonio on Wednesday. Walter Walthall announces the Eastern stars will tour New Braunfels and Metlueeny to view power projects and textile facilities. Luncheon hosts include the Lions Club and New Braunfels Chamber with a buffet planned at Abbott like near Seguin.
Funeral services for Marie M. Schuetze, 76, of San Antonio, who died Monday, will be held Wednesday afternoon. Survived by five children including Ed and John, three daughters, and a brother with four sisters.
Funeral services for 85 year old Columbus Tillahunty a longtime resident of Vearsall and Dilley were conducted Tuesday morning by Rev Paul B Kern of Travis Park Methodist Church in San Antonio Tillahunty a Confederate veteran is survived by three nephews and five nieces.
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