Pola Negri Taken Suddenly in Santa Monica
Pola Negri, Polish motion picture star, was seized with severe abdominal pains during a conference at a Culver City studio and taken by ambulance to a Santa Monica hospital. Dr. Leo J. Madsen said she was seriously ill but not critically, with diagnosis to determine possible appendicitis or ptomaine poisoning recurrence.
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Double program at Rivoli features Laurel and Hardy in Beau Hunks
The Rivoli Theatre presents a two film bill tomorrow and all week headlined by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Beau Hunks, a longer comedy about the French Foreign Legion, plus Tabu a South Seas drama starring Polynesian actors discovered by director E W Murnau.
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Oliver Hardy
Stout and Slim
Rivoli Theatre
Laurel and Hardy
French Foreign Legion
South Seas
E. W. Murnau
Chatterton Film 19 at Capitol Theatre Once a Lady
Chatterton’s new film Once a Lady draws crowds at Capitol Theatre. The Ruth Chatterton drama blends romance and intrigue as a Russian adventuress encounters English wealth and high society. Also report of Fay Brooks indicted for aiding illegal voting in New Richmond election.
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Capitol Theatre
Sarah and Son
Althouh
Miss Chatterton
Batavia
Fay Brooks
New Richmond
Clermont County Grand Jury
Brooks
Administration Opposes Canceling War Debts
Washington December 16 Undersecretary Ogden Mills told the Senate Finance Committee that the administration is opposed without qualification to any cancellation of war debts.
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Dayton Citizen Robert Patterson Dies At 62
Robert Patterson 62 nephew of John H. Patterson founder of National Cash Register died at Miami Valley Hospital. A prominent Dayton citizen active in Masonry Boy Scouts Chamber of Commerce and other civic efforts.
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Crash Fatal To Two Clevelanders
Two men died in a head on collision at a blind intersection in Cleveland on December 16. Victims were Arthur G. Misch 37 vice president of the Kempton Coal Company and Charles F. Osicka 44 a tailor. No witnesses or traffic light at the site.
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Charles F. Osicka
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Oshka
Escaped Ohio convict slain in Detroit burglary case
Expensive jewelry found in the apartment once owned by William McDonald, a Mansfield Ohio escapee slain last night as a burglar suspect. His widow Eva McDonald, held as the lookout, says she married him in Ohio and has lived here six months. Patrolman Viau fired three shots as McDonald trapped in an attic. the widow was later arrested after a broadcast description of her lookout automobile.
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Ohio
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Blind Woman Is Shot To Death In Kentucky
In Prestonburg Kentucky 60 year old blind and partly deaf Mrs Belle Thompson was shot to death in her home during a family quarrel. Her daughter Bertha Burchett 44 confessed self defense and shortly after Thompson’s son W L Thompson obtained a warrant against Burchett’s husband Burt Burchett for the killing. In Lancaster Ohio a 26 year old Mrs Donald Leath died after a windshield shard severed her jugular while riding with her husband the car leaving the road near Pleasantville Fairfield County.
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Burchett
Lancaster
Donald Leath
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
Leath
Radio Programs Schedule for Cleveland Stations and Nets
A scrambled listing of radio programs across Cleveland stations WTAM WJ, and others, with times and show names. Entries include orchestras, singers, and variety acts such as Lady Next Door Frances Dowden Ed and Alice Wizard of Ox the Stebbins Boys Gene and Glenn Alice Joy and orchestra and several named performers and styles. The block entry lists many programs with inconsistent punctuation, but presents a snapshot of midweek evening lineups across multiple stations with host names and acts.
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CAL
WTAM
Lady Next Door
Frances Dowden
Alice
Wizard of Ox
Jack Turner
Stebbins Boys
Gene and
Glenn
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Pat Harrington
Tom Waring
Old Causcho
Cladys
Stanbury
W. Orgyke
Bing Crosby
Bosinwell Sisters
Morton Downe
Columbians
Kate
Evening W T A M Radio Schedule Excerpt
Sanitized rail of a WTAM December broadcast grid lists programs from 6:30 AM to midnight. Entries include Morning Mélodies, Opening livestock markets, Tom Waring’s Troubadours, Serenadors, Home Circle, Weather, Sports review, and orchestral segments led by Glenn, Turker, Stebbins, and Goldberg.
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Foxs
Jones
Gene
Glenn
Peto
Tom Waring
Tradio Household Institute
Patty Jean
Ilhugo Martins Ea the
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Lesune
Fodes
Aid
Irehastra
Sport
Pate
Fadia
Ee Table
Irehesta
Welle
Lalit i Pulkleit
Teibun
Orch
Sports Review
Jack Turker
Ole Stebbins
Thaevene
Lee Joy
Phe
Goldberg
Mustenteherlock Holmes
Wy Fs
Bourte
JeKont Waring
Groh Tae
WAM
Thursday Schedule Fragments From WHK Broadcast Lineup
A fragmented list shows WHK schedule entries for Thursday including Morning Devotions Musicals and various program slots from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Entries mention Mike and Herman Ethel and Larry’s performances, the Columbia Revue and orchestra segments, and multiple musical talks and performances.
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Herman
The
Ambassadors
Machine Age Housekeeping
Ethel and
Larry
Columbia Revue
Orchestra
U. & Army Band
Jook Man
Senate Votes To Seek Stimson Notes On Far East War Averts
The 16th Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to report favorably a Johnson resolution demanding Secretary Stimson transmit to the Senate notes and papers on U S efforts to avert war in Manchuria. The action comes as congressional oversight of diplomacy in Asia intensifies.
Suspect Held After $2500 Moin Bank Robbery in Marion
Robert J. Wickham, 36, was held in city jail after prolonged questioning in connection with the $2,500 robbery of the Moin Banking Company. An employee of the bank identified him as a suspect believed to have rotted in Roanoke, Virginia, and officers expect further action as the investigation continues.
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Robert J. Wickham
Moin Banking Company
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