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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
10
On Friday night at the U S A Theatre Thomas Meighan stars in If You Believe It It s So. Harold Lloyd appears in Never Weaken one of his best pictures. The double bill offers popular entertainment at the city venue.
Hoot Gibson appears in his latest western The Bearcat this Saturday along with a two reel comedy Nothing Like It.
Viola Dana shines in The Five Dollar Baby at U S A Theatre a Metro adaptation of Irvin Cobb story. The film follows a New York Ghetto life with a 13 year old rough and ready child raised by a Jewish pawn broker who pawns her for five dollars. Rex Taylor adapted the tale for the screen with John Arnold as cinematographer and A F Mants as art and technical director.
George Mel ford and his Paramount crew filmed Burning Sanda on site in Oxnard California to replicate a ruined Coptic mission. Rudolph Bylek supervised as technical director shaping the set to look ruinous yet substantial for the U.S. premiere next Monday and Tuesday.
The cast features Wanda Hawley Milton Sills Jacqueline Logand and Robert Cain with Winter Dresser J F Oliver Al Roscoe Cecil Holland and Joe Ray. The production promises a tense dramatic narrative with a thrill in every scene.
Ina Claire, star of Broadway, repeats her Polly With a Past role in a Metro photoplay adaptation. The film, written by George Middleton and Guy Bolton, debuts next Wednesday and Thursday, with Max Martinelli directing and Arthur Martinelli handling photography.
In Glenvil a practice game at the school house led to Superintendent Gerald Haylett being struck by a ball that bounded from a fence. He suffered a fractured sub maxillary. No further information could be obtained from relatives, with only the basic facts released.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Grandquist spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schwartz. Clyde Nelson spent Monday night with Floyd Wise. Mrs. Theo Borcher and baby visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bales, last week. Mrs. Clyde Kinton agreed to Sidney Wednesday afternoon. Fred Sternburg hauled straw to J. C. Schulenburg’s last week. Harry Gould of Lincoln visited the C. B. Kinton home Friday. Mrs. Carrie Sparks spent Friday with Mrs. Clyde Kinton. Henry Johnson hauled corn to Sidney late week. Clyde Kinton and family and Harry Gould spent Friday with Frank Goodwin’s. Hannes Busboom and family visited Carl Busboom’s Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Grandquist visited with her parents, H. F. Straights, Sunday. Ed Brockersby and family and Sheldons ate Sunday dinner at Ray Frames. Clarence Ely attended the turkey shoot at Frank Beyer’s Sunday. Anton Grandquist and family took supper at Henry Johnson’s Sunday evening. Theo Borcher and baby visited Clyde Kinton’s Sunday evening. H. F. Busboom and Mrs. Busboom spent Sunday evening at Henry Johnson’s. Homer Haskins helped Clyde Kinton haul insane Monday afternoon. Mrs. H. F. Busboom helped Mrs. Carl Busboom make a comfort Monday.
Bake sale by the Catholic Ladies scheduled for Saturday at Hahler's Meat Market at 2 30 p m led by Mrs E D Worden Mrs Julia Scanlon and Mrs J E Harr A county extension agent reports a club boy sold over 30000 tomato and pimento plants from his hotbed this spring canned for the public this summer and sold cabbage and lettuce plants this fall for a bank fund to pay college expenses Candy booth at the Presbyterian Bazaar is also noted with Byars involved.
Ward W. Miller former Bayard postmaster pleaded guilty to theft of 600.06 from the post office money order division and was sentenced by Federal Judge Woodrough to two years at Leavenworth. His wife collapsed in tears as the sentence was pronounced and helped from the courtroom by deputies. Miller had earlier been divorced from his first wife and married a second, saying he intended to repay the money.
A Portland couple hoboing to Sioux City were crushed when lumber shifted in a railroad car at Alliance. Mrs H C Cady suffered a fractured pelvic bone and possible internal injuries and was hospitalized. her husband was badly bruised. They had been riding the rails most of the summer to save fare.
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