Ten Commandments casting detailed by producer at Grand
B DeMille discusses the extensive casting for The Ten Commandments at the Grand Theatre with notes on Moses Pharaoh and other roles. He recalls thousands of extras, chariot sequences, and the effort to meet period dress and action standards. Real estate transfers include Ella M Loesch to James Burns in Columbia and John L Webbder to Richard Gracie in Lorain.
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B. DeMille
Paramount
Grand Theatre
Toorrow
Apollo
Pharaoh
Charles de Roche
Moses
Theodore Roberts
Roberts
Pherach
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Miss Faye
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Estelle Taylor
Agron
Israel
James II
Terrence Moore
Hollywood
Egypt
Terry
Patr
Ceser
Kosloff
Ella M. Loesch
James Hi. Burns
Columbia
John L. Webbder
Richard Gracie
Bramars Ad Ta
Final screenings of Folly of Vanity and The Ten Commandments
The Rivoli shows Folly of Vanity on Sunday with The Ten Commandments for next four days, praised as among the greatest pictures. A final showing of The Lover of Camille with Monte Blue and Marie Provost follows, noted for its wide appeal, along with Fox News pictures and a good comedy. Sunday brings a complete program change.
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Rivoli
Camille
Monte Blue
Marie Provost
Algo
Fox News
Final Lectures On Twain And Germany At Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio hosts final lectures on Mark Twain and German studies. Professor Aran cites Twain’s attitudes toward language and German law, urging cross cultural understanding as a takeaway.
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Twain
Germany
Oberlin
Aus
Arog
Ober
Mark Twain
Aran
Marron
Benaa
Local Jewelry Store to Move as West Col Street Work Nears
The Himpton jewelry store on West Col Street is nearing completion of nearby road work and will relocate to Gibson restaurant area soon. Mr Kimpton has operated on South Main Street for years.
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Harrys Don Wend
Kenneth Beam
Kipten
Oberiin Hospital
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Linen Nebrask
Idiev
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Jesse B. Wolfe
Familly
Tienstin
China
Tr. Husted
Elm Street
Cleveland
Mrr. Wolfe
Overlin
American Board
Himpton
West Col
Gibson
Kimpton
South Main Street
William Faversham Weds Edith Campbell in New York
William Faversham, noted actor, married Edith Campbell in New York. The bride, once connected to Camp Phoena and related to a former governor of Arizona, was previously wed at Huntington Long Island.
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William Faversham
Edith Campbell
New York
Aus
Huntington
Long
Phoena
Creox
Arizona
Faversham's Fifty-Two Year Old Son Involved In Productions
The report notes Faversham and his fifty two year old son have participated in several productions and mentions their marriage status as part of the context.
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Faversham
Bakers Crossing By Mrs Luke English Baker's
Mr and Mrs Luke English and one family visited in an event with Mr G A Cole and Stella Stolarz of Loraine. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Will Taudian and guests.
Untitled fragment hints at personal illness and abstent family note
An unclear afternoon fragment references illness and absence among individuals named Tom and En, with surrounding notes suggesting a private domestic or wartime family context. The readable text mentions avoidance and a potential departure or distance, but specifics are incomplete.
Probate Court Week Entries Highlight Wills and Appointments
The probate office reports filed wills for John Toth of Elyria and George L. Miller of Elyria. Administrators appointed include Ibert Bring for Minnie Bring, Albert Berres for Peter Berres, Fred W. Adams for Simon A. Fraser, with bonds of 200 dollars. Helen Hotchkiss probate filed. guardianship for Martha A. Foster with William Foster named. insane declarations for Amela Wasen Henrietta and Karl Kazaruk.
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John Toth
Elyria
Ibert Bring
Minnie Bring
LaGrange
George L. Miller
Albert Berres
Peter Berres
Fred W. Adams
Simon A. Fraser
Lorain
Helen Hotchkiss
Oberlin
Julius Brunk
Amela Wasen
Henrietta
Karl Kazaruk
Sheffield
Massillon Hospital
William Foster
Martha A. Foster
Interstate Commerce ruling on loading charges to take effect
The Interstate Commerce Commission prepared to enforce its ruling allowing railroads to charge for loading and unloading services at Chicago Pittsburgh and Buffalo despite protests from traffic associations chambers of commerce manufacturers and shippers.
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Washington
Numerou
Chambers of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
First Bryan Memorial College Chapter Formed
Plan Bryan College Dayton Tenn reports the first chapter of the Bryan Memorial Association formed to raise a national fund for the creation of a Bryan Memorial College of fundamentalist creed in Dayton Tennessee.
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Dayton, Tenn
Ryan Mmorial Association
Bryan Memorial College
Cisaster
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