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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
3
Corinne Griffith has built a new home at Bel Air Hills and invites friends and film fans to suggest a name for it. The note comes as news of Corinne’s ongoing projects and other film industry buzz circulates around the cafe.
Carl L. Houston of the Marion Tagder Tribune reports on the Rialto theatre attraction Flashes of the Great White Way, an April 20 revue praised as clean and up to date with snappy pacing, gorgeous costumes, strong scenery, and lively jazz.
A Marion performance featured Saxi Holtsworth's jazz orchestra to thunderous applause. The show opened with lively comedy by Carl D. Francis and a star turn from Vera Burt, with notable turns by Milderd King Mona Mara Edith Mastim Kathryn McConnell Ed West George Hard and Frank Edgar. Seats go on sale Saturday with mall and mail orders available.
The Rivoli shows The Clean Heart from The Cruelties of Life about a man who quits work and travels as a tramp. He befriends another tramp and their journey unfolds with touching moments. A grand Bardad appearance accompanies the program plus Dreamans Fool's Highway and top cast Laws pictures.
A dense schedule of radio programs and musical concerts from stations nationwide. Listings include WEAR Cleveland WTAM KYW WLS WGN WJND WDAP WFAA WOC WCB, with varied times, meters, and programs such as orchestras, dinners, lectures, and dance segments spanning afternoon to late evening.
Vilma Banky, a Hungarian screen actress brought to the United States by Samuel Goldwyn, is set to debut as the charming leading lady in The Dark Angel directed by George Fitzmaurice for First National. Heralded as Hungarys Marc Pickford, the young star generates excitement in Movieland.
San Francisco physician announces a new remedy Eppa Neuritis Tablets for neuritis neuralgia and similar nervous disorders. The tablets aim to relieve nerve pains and toning nerve cells for overall nervous system health. They are claimed to be harmless and free from narcotics bromides and coal tar products and are available via druggists, mail orders, and C. W. Phillips.
An English interpreter recounts a Budapest born woman claiming she is not related to a Countess Bank, aged 22 with film work in Budapest Munich Vienna and Belgrade. She says Americans are not her favored audience and notes prior chatter about a film titled The Man Without a Country ending up named As No Man Loves after rights issues.
An old advertisement claims cod liver oil tablets can rapidly aid malnourished children and run-down adults. It touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, priced at about 60 cents for 60 tablets, urging mothers to ask local druggists for the product and promising improvements within days.
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