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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1924
Page
11
The dirigible is tossed by a fierce storm as Billy and friends struggle for safety. Button clings to a curtain pole while Stubby and Billy roll across the saloon table. After a tense moment the craft rises above the storm to calm blue skies and a moonlit horizon. A waiter arrives, setting a damp cloth and triggering curiosity about the mystery of the table prep.
The Rialto Theatre announces its season kickoff on Labor Day with Gus Hill and Honey Boy Evans Combined Minstrals, 50 performers, followed by Sunday concerts starting Sept 7. Innovations include a stock proposition tryout by Interstate Players, with four touring productions planned weekly starting Sept 1 and 9, offering $1 top prices.
The Gus Hill and George Evans Honey Boy Minstrels open at the Rialto on Monday night Sept 1 marking the first merger of two major troupes into one. Three hours of fast paced entertainment with song dance music and revelry promise a new vogue of joy while a street parade in burnt cork will be remembered long after the show. Seat sale starts Saturday Aug 30.
A scattered schedule lists musical solos and duets plus sport scores and weather across stations WSAI WCX WCAL WOC WHAS and more. Details include tenor bass soprano and piano pieces entrees with final scores and time signals through the evening.
Theatres Grand presents Restless Wives today and Betty Compson in Miami tomorrow a stylish modern drama set in a glamorous social world. Rivole runs One Law for the Woman today and Behold this Woman Sunday to Tuesday with Yukon Jake and a comedy. Dreamland features Pete Morrison in But First a fast western with a thrilling climax plus news weekly.
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