Face Mastery Turns Comedy Power With Rapid Transformations
Chick Sale, a versatile performer, tours Moore after New York shows and a California run. He uses elastic facial changes and a yellow wig to morph into schoolgirl, professor, thug, and many other characters without makeup, astounding audiences and professors alike.
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University of Olinois
Sale
Moore
Mars
New York
California
Oaly
Percy Wise
Altho
Nutcracker Suite Highlight at Meany Hall Concert
Popular concert Saturday features Tchaikovsky Nutcracker suite as the Symphony Orchestra performs in Meany Hall on the U campus. Mrs Louise Van explains the Hoff tale behind the ballet whileStandout pieces include March from Babes in Toyland and Debussy The Sleeping of the Woods concludes the program.
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Tachaikowsky
Children’s Corner
Debussy
Requests for jail lodging rise in Greeley
For the second time in a month, respectable residents seek sleeping quarters at the city jail claiming no room in the city. They are allowed in the women’s ward and offer to pay, but the chief of police refuses the money. The article mentions a mistaken line about a woman and complexion in error.
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Greeley
Col
Aerial hunting stories flaunt new profits in midair
A San Diego tale reports Lt James McCullough firing on a whale from an airplane his Marlin gun delivering a catch valued near 1500 dollars in meat and oil. French aviator Etienne Poullet battles a vulture at a thousand feet in a dogfight and lands on a plateau. Hunters using planes pursue ducks for efficient shooting and potential profits.
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San Diego
James McCullough
California
McCullough
Etienne Poulet
Liam Poulet
Nyer
Poulet
Jon
Children’s Play Suits and Ties Bargain Lineup
Local shop advertises children’s play suits at 98 cents and ties priced at 1.75 dollars in a limited time sale. Shoppers are urged to visit before supplies run out.
No Relief Shown in Sugar Shortage Despite Imports
New York December 24 Eastern refineries received about ten million pounds of Cuban sugar that week yet retailers report no relief in shortages. Last week’s shipments were four times the prior week and three times a year earlier, but grocers say they still cannot buy refined sugar for the retail market.
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New York
Cuba
Daniels Will Not Reply to Admiral Sims Medal Refusal
Washington officials say Secretary Daniels will not respond to Admiral Sims and will not accept the Distinguished Service Medal. They cite alleged unfairness in naval war honors distribution as the reason, noting his official position prevents entering into an argument.
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Washington
Daniels
Sims
Sima
Anid
Maeterlinck Seeks Dialogue With Spirits in America
New York December 26 Maurice Maeterlinck visiting America to lecture on the immortality of the soul says he is studying communication with the Spirit world and the soul's tangible appearance. He plans to present scientific proofs of an immortal soul with an open mind on spiritualism.
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New York
Maurice Maeterlinck
America
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Foreign Language Ban
The Nebraska supreme court today handed down a decision upholding the state foreign language law. The measure, passed by the last legislature, prohibites the teaching of any foreign language in grade schools.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Italy to Save Paper Amid Printing Cuts
Rome reports the ministry of industry will shortly reduce the total allotment of paper available to publishers, aiming to conserve supplies. The decision follows government efforts to balance shortages and sustain essential press output.
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Italy
Rome
Ministry of Industry
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