Voice of the People letter on Rev Sunday and academic freedom
A reader questions the Jan 31 Chronicle article urging Rev W Sunday to study at Oberlin College or seek knowledge from Fosdick and Shaller Matthew. The writer defends faith over academic authority, cites Schopenhauer, Desarian, and Paul, and rebukes critics while praising Sunday’s outreach and divine guidance.
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William Haines Shifts Image in Excess Baggage at Rialto
Hollywood star William Haines delivers a bold turn in Excess Baggage at the Rialto theatre. Once known for athletic roles in West Point and The Smart Set, he emerges as a grown man who blends fun with seriousness, delivering his finest, most alive performance as the vaudeville juggler character. He captivates from the entrance with Josephine Dunn to a rooftop sacrifice that heightens the plot and audience investment.
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William Haines
Josephine Dunn
New York Theatre
Sgt York Elyria Guest to Speak at Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Sergeant Alvin C. York, World War hero, travels to Plyria tonight under American Legion auspices to recount his life. He credits divine power for his wartime exploits after generals studied the action and survivors’ affidavits. York’s tale contrasts with expected bravado, stressing faith and providence.
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Plyria
York
Lindsey
The Little Wildcat at Capitol Theatre
The latest Vitaphone comedy The Little Wildcat stars Audrey Ferris James Murray Robert Eleson George Fawcet Hallam Cooley and Doris Dawson. Directed by Ray Enright the film adapts a Gene Wright story about a fiery Southern judge his Civil War pal and two granddaughters with aviation playing a key role in the whirlwind finale now showing at the Capitol.
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Allstar
Audrey Ferris
James Murray
Robert Eleson
George Fawcet
Hallam Cooley
Doris Dawson
E. T Lowe, Jr
Gene Wright
Ray Enright
Capitol
Sensational film “On Trial” heads to Capitol
Warner Bros presents the all talking Vitaphone production “On Trial” at the Capitol Wednesday. The sensational film features Pauline Frederick, Bert Lyter, Lois Wilson, Holmes Herbert, Jason Robards, Richard Tucker, Johnny Arthur, Wendell Carr, Edmund Breese, Edward Martindel, Fred Kelsey and Franklin Pangborn, directed by Archie L Mayo.
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Capitol
Pauline Frederick
Berty Lyter
Lois Wilson
Holmes Herbert
Jason Robards
Richard Tucker
Johnny Arthur
Wendell Carr
Edmund Breese
Edward Martindel
Fred Kelsey
Franklin Pansbor
Archie L. Mayo
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