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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1931
Page
27
The article notes Miss Adams, after a long vacation, returns to perform Portia in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice. Otis Skinner is mentioned as a prominent star in the anticipated production. The piece describes this as one of the season’s major attractions announced by the management.
Fragmented OCR text mentions coeds and a picture play titled Two Houses. It references disturbances at campsites and rides, with names partially readable. Details are garbled and unclear, but the item appears to describe a local campus or event screening with accompanying confidential notes.
In a fragmentary snippet, Sylvia te pe Ry i pre TNR PEW WEE by Syleia Sidney hints at a satirical work titled Confessions of a Co-ed. The text references Highland Parts and a quartet set to open, suggesting lurid or revealing themes and a tone of sharp social critique.
Native of dfouston Tite comes to San Pedra pli House October 10-20 for a theater tour. The article traces his early love for acting, amateur theater in Texas, studies at St Stephen's College of Colombia University, and professional training with Maverick Theater. It notes roles in Second Man, The Show-Off, and The Wanderer, plus directing duties and make up artistry as he travels with The Murder in the Hed Darn Dieing the pas sunmer.
A fragmentary review notes The Mau ihe Bassessian performing at the Uptown in a new vehicle with a sly English lilt. Charlotte Greenwood leads a plot involving mystery, suspicion, and a affair as the cast weathers stylish dialogue and stylish set pieces.
A double bill at the Strand features a gangster film with Mary Noleo in a pelagic role set against a Los Angeles bank robbery tale. The production uses real locations and a large lighting and sound setup to create a striking photoplas. principal actors include Mars Nalintos and Willy Qwen Moores.
First discovery of the open borer in Wisconsin reported near Sheboygan. The find involved Toga Wunech of Mosel nine miles north of the town, marking a notable agricultural pest sighting in the region.
Social happenings include visits by Mrs Jolson and Mrs Stoherta at a Fort Collins ranch, Miss Watlington and daughter Helen planning San Antonio winter stay, and Mr and Mrs Wardell Creamer hosting a wedding at Whittier Avenue. Local engagements feature Arvilla Greenman and Baynes Track Act nuptials, with receptions, decor, and gifts described in detail.
Maing and Mrs J A Magera entertain with informal dinner and dance at the San Antonio Conmler etn. Guests number 38 and decorations include painted bevels and hand painted cava Helaten. The event recalls Beene af gaan house parties on Rockport waterfront for San Veronie friends. Major and Mrs G M Peabody hosted a day evening event at Port Sam I Manstoy with life mezzanine patio red poses and silver candelabre.
An article notes Italy's royal heir, the former Princess Marie of Belgium, will reside in Naples after promotion to general of an army brigade. The piece mentions possible palace residence and government disposal, with social events and elite circles in San Vero Avenue and nearby venues.
Mr and Mrs Koehler of Victoria return from a four month European tour visiting Spain France Germany Austria Czechoslovakia and other places. They are accompanied by Airie nephew Melope Link, a native of their city. Mr Taing remains in New York while duties at Columbia university continue. The West Voinesrs plan a supper and dance Monday evening from 8 to 12. Ma Won Allen of Fore Worlds hosts a dinner party on Friday October 4 at the Gunter patch.
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