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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
15
The Robertson-Young Players at the Rialto Theatre have drawn strong local support. The Rotarians and their wives attended Tuesday, Lions Club Wednesday, Kiwanis Thursday, and the Chamber of Commerce with families Friday, as audiences fill the week’s theatre schedule.
A dramatic screen adaptation titled Doctors Wives stars Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett. In a New York surgical circle, a doctor's wife grows drawn to another affair, confronts marital strain, and faces choices that test loyalty and identity.
Dreamland Film presents strong climactic moments with dramatic performances by Gui ? Jambia and John Helland, featuring George 1 as the diver in a tense, absorbing drama set in a new imaginative locale.
Mr and Mrs Haddock appear in a comedy at Rivoli, adapted from Donald Ogden Stewart's novel. The review notes witty dialogue and sharp satire as the cast performs a lively stage version.
A national educational campaign for Mothers Day May 10 has been started by the Maternity Center Association of New York under Mrs John Sloane president. The campaign promotes adequate maternity care and is endorsed by United States Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming and other health officers.
The Rivoli theatre opens Fri end Hattie a Paramount talking comedy praised for its fast paced humor. The film features sparkling dialogue from Stewart and a stellar cast led by Leon Errol famed for his Ziegfeld days and recent splash in talking pictures.
Townspeople report a brisk auction where a colonial mansion sold for eight dollars and a summer home fetched five hundred fifty eight dollars. Purchasers agreed to move structures later, while the town eyed the land as a school site.
Prominent Elyria resident Frank Peal reports twenty years of stomach pain and poor health resolved after using Emtona. He describes gas relief, improved bowels, restored sleep, and renewed strength, urging others to try the treatment at Muir's Cut Gate Drug Store, 418 Broad Street.
Radio program grid lists Cleveland and other stations with time slots and show names, including NBC in Cleveland, Akron WADC, Cincinnati WELW, Detroit WAR, and WTAM. The cluttered OCR shows numerous program titles such as Topics in brief, Nocturne, Detective stories, and orchestral offerings, with scattered references to bands, choirs, and broadcasts on April 17.
Vermont Creamery head James F. MacClennan recalls Mr Coolidge visiting in summer attire and offering mutual comfort by removing coats. The anecdote highlights a casual presidential moment during a heat wave at the Vermont Co operative Creamery Association office. Tulane coeds seek curriculum reform at Newcomb College led by Betty Werlein with students urging more individual focus and changes following curriculum study.
A proposal suggests dividing the college cur rieu into two sections of two years each. The first two years would enforce strict restrictions and required courses, while the final two years would let students pursue specialized work. A civic and state official group in New Orleans surveys Western airports from Texas to California for a land and water airport project.
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