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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
15
The Capitol presents Warner Bros Taxi with James Cagney and Loretta Young. The film shifts from gangster tropes to a romance set amid taxi industry danger and law as avenger, highlighting Cagney’s versatility and Young’s appealing performance.
The Dreamland Theatre presents East of Borneo as a rare film shot in Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula. It features an expedition by Universal Studios for exterior scenes and a dramatic volcanic eruption finale. The article also notes diverse local trivia on water, wildlife, lime, and peach crops.
Mrs Balle Altmacher of Brecksville Road testifies to Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for run-down nervous weakness. She says it strengthens the whole nervous system and recommends fluid or tablets from all druggists with free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Clinic.
A dense schedule from Cleveland stations WHH WGAR WADC and WTAM lists programs through the day Friday February 6 including Uncle One and Gang Lone Wolfe Tribe Bing Crosby Toscha Seidel Margaret Landry and Orchestra plus Boswell Sisters and Warner programs. Spanning music dramas and health features the lineup covers Noon to after midnight with multiple orchestras and guest artists.
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon near his seventy seventh birthday accepts the ambassadorship to Great Britain. Ogden L. Mills will replace Mellon in the cabinet, succeeding General Charles G. Dawes who heads the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
A long list of radio programs and performances scheduled for Sunday February 7 across stations WHK and WTLAM, including morning devotions, children's pieces, Jewish and German content, orchestral programs, soloists, and variety shows. The notice notes a U.S. navy diving bell completing tests and mentions Louisiana as the location of all U.S. commercial sugar cane cultivation.
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