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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
18
A weary audience recalls earlier talk of cinema's permanence, noting revived stage style and jazz influence in a modern film program. Critics compare aging screen legends with contemporary performers, while predicting lasting interest in this hybrid theater experience.
A rambling piece blends praise and critique of early cinema giants like Griffith and Ingram with references to modern drink laws and a casual hootiester exchange. The draft notes touch on theater history, alleged industry decline, and local satire about beer and a San Antonio business miner.
Religious services planned for the Temple Beth El class graduation Friday evening and Agudas Achim Sunday morning feature speeches by rabbis Ephraim Frisch Abraham Ochs and educator Sid Berkowitz. Class members Ella Borschow Arthur Chafelz Abe Dratsner William Paul Henry Lowe Lee and Jerry Singer will participate with musical contributions by Mrs Mose Holland and Miss Agnes Kray. prizes and certificates will be awarded to students Frances Barkin Sylvia Cohen Bessie Bar Ellis Mendel Kallif Russell Lous Margaret Miller Jack Berit Gloria Zalem.
Fire destroyed an unoccupied house in the Highlands about 3 a.m. Thursday. The owner was William Ackermann. A resident two miles away reported the blaze and firefighters fought flames under dark, low clouds drifting in from the direction of the glow, with observers noting visibility several miles away.
Lanier Junior Senior School presents a year long display of art and crafts from the atlas and crafts departments. The exhibit at Ban Pero Playhouse runs May 38 through dunes with charcoal drawings paintings and design works on display. The opening is scheduled Sunday at 9 am.
Geventy nine Paderal Revenue Stamps purchased as permits to sell 42 beer issued in Lots district per James Wo Bars Internal revenue enktor of Amstim. Stamps issued at Corpus Christi, Hertville, Austin, Marigh, and Newanki with totals and locations listed in the notice.
Federal prohibition agents arrest two Guadalupe County men amid seizure of 145 cases, about 3449 bottles, of Old Union beer near Woodser. Truck heavy rain prevented unloading. stored at a new site. Miller’s men questioned and buyers restricted by stamps, with charges likely for transporting brew into dry states. Miller defends lack of ownership by the crew and seeks proper evidence.
Social workers will study relief services during a camp session at Camp Waldemar near Kerrville, Texas. Albert O. Hensley, local representative, announces the session, with participants from New York City, Auburn Williams, Walt Bane, and the American Welfare Association, among others.
Gorden Spencer was arrested in connection with a raid in the 100 block of Elmendorf Street. After testimony at a hearing before Commissioner Pavl Lael, he was discharged on own recognizance. Prohibition agents testified about the scene and a child’s involvement.
Fort Worth representative J Duvall who authored the racing bill signed by Governor Ferguson plans a 200 mile ride from San Antonio to Fort Worth to celebrate. He will average about 30 miles daily starting June 6, with Jack Thurman and Saddle Horse Association leaders offering support and a plan to supply a horse. The stunt aims to spotlight the bill and potential racing growth across Texas with proposed tracks in Arlington and San Antonio among others.
Sealsville Pennsylvania mayoral order forbids riding bicycles scooters roller skates and similar on streets or sidewalks. Officials cite traffic hazards and urge compliance to protect pedestrians and motorists.
A district court in Nashville heard a case involving Carlos Guergini. The jury was not called to verdict and a mistrial was declared in the matter. A person identified as a plumber was discussed amid conflicting statements, with confusion over occupation and residence. The proceedings touched on alimony and parental matters.
Bexar commissioners face a tough year planning the new fiscal budget starting August. Delegations press for tax relief while lawmakers debate delinquent tax collection and potential reductions in county department budgets. The hospital fund and excess fees loom as officials await possible salary and tax policy changes.
A congregation will adjust Friday services after a Friday event. Rabbi Abraham Dubin will discuss community matters during the evening session. Saturday morning services will proceed as usual despite the change and security presence.
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