Senior Class To Present Play Friday at Lynae High School
Senior class at Lynae High School announces a single night performance of a modern British drama in the high school auditorium Friday evening. The cast and production staff completed dress rehearsals after weeks of preparation and an assembly preview featured key scenes. The story follows a young Englishwoman and a debtridden man as they navigate inheritance and family schemes to protect a legacy, with William Connelly and a cast including Iva Lee, Robert Shaw, Denton Whitmore, Harry Harman, Helen McCann, Lois Ketcham, William Nuster, and Eugene Forester in leading roles.
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Dix Film Opens at Capitol Theatre Friday
Richard Dix stars in Secret Service from Radio Pictures, a Civil War era spy drama based on a William Gillette play. The Capitol Theatre presents the film tomorrow, offering a bold, contrasting portrayal of a man forging his own fate amid fierce opposition.
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Bad Girl at Dreamland in Fox Film Version
Comedy and pathos mix in a Fox film adaptation of Vina Delmar’s Bad Girl opening tomorrow at Dreamland Theatre for a one day engagement. James Dutin and Sally Ellers star in principal roles in a sharply observed study of first year marriage and motherhood.
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Wrank Jorzage
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Beaux Hunka at Rivoli and Tabu at Bora Bora Rivoli
Aure L and Hardy film Beaux Hunka shows at Rivoli with heat, sandstorm, and a live fire regalia sequence. The Riviera also features Tabu, a sensational love drama set on Bora Bora with island natives as actors.
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Eclectic Radio Programs and Orchestras Across Stations
A sprawling schedule lists Cleveland and Akron programs with numerous orchestras, soloists, and hosts. Highlights include the Turner led ensembles, Adele Astaire and Morton on piano duties, interludes of dinner music, current events, interviews, organ performances, and varied light entertainment across stations WAM C1070 C280 and others, with times spanning morning to late evening.
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Brighton Briefs and Local Social News
Brighton notes a nutrition meeting at the Brighton School house on December 17 hosted by County Extension Agent Miss Alice Bird. A covered dish lunch is planned. Weekend visitors include Charles Fockler of Detroit and nephews from Lexington. Several local families are mentioned with visits to Cleveland and Elkton. Brightown school basketball teams played.
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Film Star Badly Hurt In Crash
Philadelphia December 1 Marjorie White a noted film star was seriously injured today when her taxicab collided with another car She suffered three broken ribs and body bruises a physician said The Ki ar has been appearing at a Philadelphia theatre with her husband Edward Tierney She was returning from the theatre to a radio studio when the accident happened Her husband also received cuts and bruises
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Brighton Alumni Teams Reach Varsity Night Clash
Friday at the Brighton School the Brighton girls defeated Alumni 14 to 11 while the Brighton boys beat Alumni 23 to 17. Also noted a birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Forest Matchem on Sunday December 13 at Oberlin Hospital and a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Charles Seeley and their children to Mr and Mrs Ed Ober in Camden. The article remarks on South Africa as a meeting place of diverse cultures and peoples.
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Forest Matchem
Oberlin Hospital
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Ed Ober
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