Kate Smith to Star in Paramount Picture Big Bros and More
Paramount signs Bate Britth Suwanee Writer of Hor pir for a major film in which Kate Smith will have the leading role. The 2 year old 213 pound songstress appeared in The Big Bros pat with stars like Bing Crosby and Cab Calloway. Production moves ahead with a Texas release planned in October as Miss Smith heads to Hollywood.
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Kate Smith
Paramount
Bate Britth
Suwanee
Stuart Elgin
Bing Crosby
Leila Hyams
the Mulls
Brothers
Boswell Sitters
Burns
Life Begins Opens Saturday at Empire Theater
Warner Brothers film Life Begins debuts at the Empire Theater this Saturday. The feature presents a delicate topic for public screening and has drawn mixed reactions from critics and theater goers.
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Empire Theater
Whiapera
Judein
Warner Brothers
The Painted Woman Comes to Palace in San Antonio
The Painted Woman brings romance and drama to the Palace theater this Friday. A native pearl diver faces danger in undersea battles with a giant octopus amid a South Sea backdrop. Fox Films assembles Percy Shannop, William Boyd, Irving Pichel, and Spencer Tracy for the premiere engagement.
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Cocoanut Palma
Palace Theater
Fim
Fox Filma
Percy Shannop
William ‘Hoyd
Irving Pichel
Spencer Tracy
San Antonio
Prosperity to Play at Texas Theater in October
The film Prosperity, featuring Mauris Dressler with Polly Moran and Anita Pake, is slated to debut at the Texas theater located at Houston street near the San Antonio river in the third week of October. The comedy centers on a laugh producing cure subplot as the lead creates a stir in early release plans.
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Houston Street
San Antonio
Texas Theater
Mauris Dressler
Polly Moran
Anita Pake
Kongd Booking Sets Aztec October Showing
Four trading stars led by Lupe Veles and Bruce headline Kongd announced for late October at the Aztec theater. The African Jungle background frames a mystery melodrama about brutal acts by a white tyrant, featuring Lupe Velea as a native siren who obeys Huston. PANTS THIEF GETS YEARS. GREENUP Ky October— Robert Smith, 25, of Lansing Mich, faces a long prison term after stealing a pair of trousers.
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Lupe Veles
Wallet ‘Austen
Conrad Nagel
Virginie
Bruce
Lupe Velea
Huston
Greenup
Robert Smith
Lansing
Mich
Local Colony Holds Fall Arts Meet in San Antonio
Fall arts events unfold as the Local Colony returns to form with many familiar artists and new faces. Notable figures Anthony de Young, Mrs. Bloise Polk McGill, Mary Bonner, and Miss Josephine Kincaid plan exhibits and sketching trips, while the Palette and Chisel group advances open-air painting and a Santa Fe exhibition. Laurel and Hardy film slated for Aztec theater.
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San Antonio
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Vola
Divine Spark
Angelo
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Anthony de Young
Davia
Mexico
McGill
Elizabeth Ney
Austin
Texas Fine Arts Association
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Josephine Kincaid
Santa Fe
N.B
Mary Aubrey Keasing
Kealing
Weat
Wash
Susan Cosgrove
Nis
Leon Springs
Springs Colony
George Altgelt
Offerer
Aun
J. d. Sterne
New England
Fred Mueller
Palette and Chisel Club
Taqk
Miss Nell
Pryce
Protestant Orphans’ Home
Red Riding Hood
Humpty Dumpty
Mistress Mary
Jorge
Ruth Colt
Thnt
Music Teachers Host Reception at Plaza Hotel in San Antonio
Prominent guests attended the San Antonio Music Teachers association reception at the Plaza on October 1. Miss Metoert wig presented Mrs. John Wesley Graham who spoke on Teaching Conditions in Our State. Performances featured Ruth Howell violin with June Bump piano, Carl Venth Atols Braun compositions, and Mary Stewart Edwards soprano with Rugent Slatter Handel numbers. A reception line formed with several officers and many visitors were served from a decorated table with fruit punch as incidental music played during refreshments.
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Plaza Hotel
Metoertwig
John Wesley Graham
Lie Mualc Teachers Association
Ruth Howell
June Bump
Dean Carl Venth-Atols Braun
Edith Law
Morgan
Nigell
Cecile S. Satterfield
L. L. Marke
Mary Brown Campbell
Floy FR. Ford
Stelts Huffmeyer Seymour
Te Rue Loftin Comlun
Evelyn Farvey
Joseph Burger
Music and Art Program Given by Woman's Club
A series of cultural programs hosted by the Woman's Club outlines monthly events through year. Chairmen and hostesses are named, with dates including December 28 and February 22. Activities cover music, operas, and art topics, featuring notable members and guest speakers.
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Woman's Club
John Legate
Tol- James
Native Music of Canada Topic at Tuesday Musical Club
A Tuesday Musical Club program showcased Canadian music with George Baker and Ruth Howell among performers. It featured French Canadian poems, English and Scottish songs, and native Canadian motifs, with business notes on dues funding an opera department and upcoming two one act operas in San Pedro.
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EM Hertzberg
Orville’ Tittman
Quebec
Vancouver
George Baker
Little Bateese
Willison
Henry Drimmond
Geoffrey O'Hara
Lovely
Delta
Higgins
Nancy
Gowd
Hebrides
Gardon
Hammond
Baker
Pauline Washer Goldsmith
Ruth Howell
Louis Rist
Kreisler
Couperin
Hubert Foster
Tadian
Eskino
Sylvia Ostraw
Ruth Herbst’ McDonald
Garrow
Natiormanthers
Richard Cernig
Opera Department
Craig
San Pedro Playhouse
Walter Dunnam
Wolf-Ferrari
Susante
Frank Patterson
W. T. Montgomery
Tess
A. M. McNally
Tim Griesenbeck
Ruth Herbst
McDonald
Leonard Anker
Army
Robert Newnam
Chaminade Choral
Alexander McCallister
EB. Ameson
J. Chandler
Laurle Gondrich
Cleveland
Ohio
Cliy Wis
Walter, Debnam
Miss Freeborn to Arrive Home
Miss Eleanor Katherine Freeborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Blerling D Freeborn spent the summer in Calharine and will return home midweek She was a guest of Mrs Mary Ashbrough in La Jolla and visited Los Angeles Long Beach and other West Coast points
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Blerling D. Freeborn
Calharine
Mary Ashbrough
la Jolla
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Miss Swift Hosts Dinner Honoring Shannon Young Couple
Miss Swift entertained at the San Antonio Country Club with a dinner dance for Miss Imogene Shannon and her fiance Lieutenant Millard Chester Young. The event drew 16 guests and featured a crystal centerpiece with lavender accents.
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Bounnne Swift
San Antonio Country Club
Imogene Shannon
Millard Chester Young
Shannon-Young
Joe E
R. H. Lewis
Imogege Rhendon
Lieut
Metro to See Same Old Faces at New York Society
New York social column notes minimal changes in the Metropolitan Opera House boxholders for the upcoming season. The Welcker family rises in prominence as Southampton society and Brooklyns high society mix, while old money and Newcastle links surface in the recounting of historical ties. Figures from the Havemeyer fortune and Palmer family appear in a sprawling social sketch with brief mention of creditors and a hotel stay.
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Sue Theodore Welcker
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Periie & BO
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Geome
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Lowell Palmer
Ohio
Havemeyer
Smoking boom aid to discipline at women's prison
An announcement by Robert Sherman, superintendent, states a smoking boom was used at the women’s prison to aid discipline and reduce fire risk. The note outlines how the new measure was implemented and its intended safety benefits.
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Robert. Bherman
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