Desert Gold on screen by Zane Grey approved by author
Zane Grey approves the Hampton Warner adaptation of Desert Gold, produced by 6 Screen. The film, first to reflect Grey’s characters as he wrote, opens at the Colonial Theatre. Grey insists on faithful casting and true portrayal of scenes, with an all star cast including Lincoln Wilson Coxen Percy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Enjamin Hy. Hampton
Tinger F. Warner
Hodkinson Corporam
Colonial Theatre
Hampton
Esert Gold
Zane Tey
Mr. Grey
Mr Hampton
Mr Grey
B. K Lincoln
Mar-jorie Wilson
Edward Coxen
Elleen Percy
W. Lawson Butt
Russell Simpson
W. Herbert Bainbridge
Frank Lanning
Walter Leng
Plavetceive
Broken Melody at the American Today
Eugene O'Brien stars in Selenick Pictures film The Broken Melody at the American Theatre for today and tomorrow. Lucy Cotton plays Hedda Dana as the painter loves the aspiring artist, with romance, ambition, and fate guiding their paths across seas and stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Today
Eugene O'Brien
Selenick Pictures
American Theatre
O’brien
Hedda Dana
Lucy Cotton
New York
Helda
Hedda
Stewart
Piccadilly Jim Filming Stunt Ends In Cold Bath Scene
During production of Piccadilly Jim at the American theatre, Owen Moore endured a chilly bath tub shot. Director Wesley Ruggles and Myron Selznick pressed for a retake after the hot water failed, prompting Moore to quip he would endure cold tomorrow if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moore
Selznick
Owen
Falt
Wesley Ruggles
Ruggles
Myron Selznick
Picturesque Italian town scene at Allied Conference
Report from a picturesque Italian town covering the departure of President Wilson from the Allied Conference. Highlights address urgent questions including the Turkish and Arab issues and the French advance into the Ruhr region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scene Cv’ Allied Conference
Wilson
Ruhr
San Remo
Lives of Two Dead for Murder Crews
Martins Ferry reports police scrutiny into motives behind the brutal murder of wealthy widow Mrs Augusta Burkhardt and her daughter Lillie Burkhardt. Authorities cite ferocity of the attack and possible revenge as motives while noting the will and family links. Funeral crowds attend under heavy rain as two suspects provide conflicting timelines to investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Augusta Burkhardt
Lillie Burkhart
Burkhardt
Tri-State
Moundsville
W. Va
Lorain News Briefs Include Jail Break and Local Events
Peter Benfiy aided police in recapturing Jack Delmore after Delmore escaped jail through two steel bars. Lorain plans 1920 season opening at Century Park and notes a 20 percent raise for city firemen. National Tube Co workers form Old Clothes Wearing Club. May Day protests barred by Mayor Grall. Local birds return to East Avenue bridge. Evangelist Miller announces Elyria night events. Lorain voters urged to back $1,000,000 school bonds. Miss Gertrude Baker marries L. A. Burgett. Jean Hamilton to address local Women Workers. George Weaver named head aviation board to boost local flights. Boxing notes report Walter Ramser vs Bobby Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Peter Benfiy
Jack Delmore
Jack Smith
New York
Liberty Delmore
Fay Faragher
Century Park
National Tube Co
W F. Grall
East Avenue Bridge
Evangelist Miller
George Carrothers
Cleveland
Gertrude Baker
L. A Burgett
Jean Hamilton
National League of Women Workers
Mayor Grall
George Weaver
Weaver Aircraft Co
Aviation Board
Walter
Toughy” Ramser
Bobby Ward
Youngstown
Churches to Seek 24 Million in Ohio
Columbus April 21 Ohio quota assigned in the united financial campaign of thirty denominations next week is almost 25 million according to W B Dickinson state director Quotas for Baptist 8 million Christian 433000 Church of the Brethren 110000 Congregational 142000 Disciples 1200000 Methodist Episcopal 3500000 Presbyterian 1728000 Friends 329000 Reformed in United States 1795256 United Brethren 920000 To these amounts 3685000 apportioned to the citizens of the campaign organization which will canvass people not affiliated with any church The amount to be raised nationally 18 3836777 572 Of this 175488349 is to be paid in 1920 the balance representing payment on two and five year budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United Financial Campaign
W. B Dickinson
Church of the Brethren
Congregational
Disciples
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
Friends
Reformed
United States
United Brethren
Citiezns
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel-Free Liver Relief
Dr Edwards shows a vegetable olive oil tablet as a liver and bowel remedy. After 17 years in private practice the tablets claim to match calomel's benefits without pains, gum injury, or acid-food danger. They claim to stimulate liver and bowels with no after effects, available in 10c or 26c boxes.
Elyria Bowlers Win in Lorain and Sandusky Tourneys
Welty and Theobald of Elyria placed in the money in Lorain's Canales alleys singles and doubles. Theobald took eleventh with 562, Welty eleventh? no, 561, each earning money. In the Lorain intercity event at Sandusky, Schmittgen and Henke were seventh with 1142, Evans tenth in singles with 592.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sandusky
Lorain
Welty
Theobald
Canales
Schmittgen
Henke
Evans
Ten Drivers Arrested After Lad Struck in Norwalk
Norwalk on April 30 ten men were arrested for speeding after Herbert Potts ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Fatts was struck on East Main Street. The boy will recover. Eight of the ten were stock car drivers bound for Cleveland and other cities. Each was fined five dollars plus costs. Elks Minstrels show repeats due to crowds. Medina Y M C A officers resign. Amherst US Automatic closes for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
C D. Miles
Herbert Potts
M. Fatts
East Main Street
Cleveland
Oberlin College Music Pageant Highlights Change in Gender Attendance
Oberlin notes over fifty years saw male and female student ratios shift. Since 1880 women outnumber men, with men ranging 35 to 50 percent earlier and 31.8 percent in fall 1913 20. A campus event Monday offered national vignettes and performances by Oberlin High School groups plus a China and Armenia themed skit, Armenian songs, and a silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
New Chapel
Oberlin High School
Glace Club
Women's Glee Club
Gehrkens
China
Korea
America
Oberlin Plans Intercollegiate French Study Tour
Oberlin College will sponsor a student tour to France to study spoken French in Paris Latin quarter and beyond. Led by Prof Edwin L. Baker the trip runs June 18 to September 9 with full college credit available and a $915 price including accommodations. Mrs Mark Campton Baker acts as chaperone for participating Oberlin students and is linked to Elmira College of Music and Ohio Wesleyan Conservatory.
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Oberlin
Edwin L. Baker
Oberlin College
France
Paris
Sorbonne
Mark Campton Baker
Prof Baker
Elmira College of Music
Conservatory of Music of
Ohio Wesleyan
Hoover Club Plans Meeting and May Mass Rally in Oberlin
The Hoover club meets Friday at Sturgess Hall Oberlin at 8 pm to discuss primaries and future events. They plan a big mass meeting in May with Charles Whitehair, Cleveland Hoover club treasurer, as speaker. Hoover posters and buttons are due this week for immediate distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hoover Club
Sturgess Hall
Charles Whitehair
Cleveland Hoover Club
Hoover
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts International Night at Oberlin
Oberlin April 21. The Cosmopolitan club presented its annual International Night using a wealth of foreign student material Prof H A Miller says could hardly be duplicated in the United States outside Oberlin. The program showcased many nationalities with performances and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
H. A. Miller
United States
Cosmopolitan Club
Oberlin W.C. WU Apportionment Fund Named for Hinman
Oberlin branch of the W C W U reaches $300 of the apportionment fund named in honor of president Susan Fidelite Hinman who is in London attending the International convention. Professor L Lord to represent the alumni at Syracuse New York on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
W.C .Wu
Susan Fidelite Hinman
London
L. Lord
Syracuse
N.Y
Fondness for perfume leads to arrest in Denver
Denver police nabbed Jose Chavis a Mexican laborer after he attracted attention with a perfume scented handkerchief. Detectives traced him to a room where they found several hundred dollars worth of recently stolen goods from Denver's fashionable residential district.
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Denver
Col
Jose Chavis
Pepto Mangan Blood Tonic Ad Boosts Spring Vitality
A vintage advertisement promotes Pepto Mangan as a trusted blood purifier and tonic. It claims sluggish blood from winter and germs causes fatigue and urges readers to visit their druggist for the genuine Gude’s Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form to restore energy and vigor for spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Advt
Early Trout Over Winsted Robin Snatches Worm
In Winsted Conn at 7 10 am a trout leaped from the water to strike a worm dangling from a robin perched over Sucker Brook. The robin narrowly avoided tumbling into the lake as the fish clashed with it, the worm then disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucker Brook
Norwalk Enacts Curfew Affects Under Ones After Nine
Norwalk reports a curfew ordinance prohibiting children under 1 from streets after nine o'clock, enacted last evening. Huron county American Legion names Cr. Mack of Norwalk as president with T. J. Emslie of New London as vice president, John Burrer of Monroeville as secretary, and E V Benedict of Greenwich as treasurer. Levi Sutton, 87, Lyme Township pioneer, dies at Masonic Home in Springfield. Thomas V. Hendricks, humor fet, addresses Kiwanis Club ladies night tomorrow. War Mothers foster movement to purchase residence for American Legion quarters. Wilson Furry succeeds Carl W. on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County American Legion
Cr. Mack
Norwalk
T. J. Emslie
New London
John Burrer
Monroeville
E V. Benedict
Greenwich
Levie Sutton
Lyme Township
Masonic
Springfield
Thomas V. Hendricks
Kiwanis Club
War Mothers Foster Movement
American Legion
Wilson Furry
Carl W.t
Zelter Names Managers and Marriages at Local Firms
Zelter serves as manager of Hixon Lumber Co. Marriages listed include Arthur F. Kingbell of Lorain and Miaz Elsie Hindley of Norwalk, and John Shoemaker with Miss Nora Kline, both of Willard.
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