Denman Thompson's The Old Homestead Lives Forever
Rialto Elyria reports a colorful critique of modern stage fare as theater trends shift from musical comedies to problem plays. Denman Thompson's The Old Homestead endures amid a landscape of censorship, fading stars, and evolving audience tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Guidde
Royues
Denman Thompson
The Old Homestead Returns to the Stage After Thirty Four Years
A vivid notice previewing a revival of The Old Homestead on Thursday February 10. William Lawrence stars as Uncle Joshua, a role he has performed over three thousand times, drawing old fans and new alike. Mail orders now open for this enduring theatre staple that continues to entertain with its simple, reflective plot and memorable cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence
Joshua
Trilla
Grace Church
Mark of Zorro shown at American theatre
Elyria report notes Fairbanks production spares no expense in recreating 19th century Los Angeles. A makeshift San Fernando Valley set imitates the Plaza era as the film screens at the American theatre all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fairbanks
United Artist
American Theatre
City of
Los Angles
San Fernando Valley
Plaza
Los Angeles
Old City
The Love Light at Colonial in Elyria
Mary Pickford recalls a joke about an Arctic explorer discovering a blonde Eskimo, but personal European travel impression dominates as she notes encountering many blond Italians in northern Italy. The Colonial shows The Love Light all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Mary Pickford
United Artists
Stefansson
Hsquimaux
Italy
Garford Auditorium To Get New Seats In Elyria
February 8 Superintendent Shelton urged the board of education to procure chairs for Garford building auditorium on the east side. The new addition is finished but lacks seating and the board plans an inspection that afternoon and likely to provide seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Blame Parents for Truancies in Elyria Report
Truant Officer Jack Howlett reported January figures to the board of education noting over forty complaints. Twenty three pupils were absent due to parental neglect, three cases were willful truancy, and the remainder were excusable. Six students lacked shoes and received aid. others missed time due to illness in the family or student sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jack Howlett
Board of Education
Columbia Farmers Institute Meets At Town Hall
Elyria February 8 The thirty first annual meeting of the Columbia Farmers Institute association will be held at the Columbia town hall Friday and Saturday. A five session program includes music, talks on education taxation crop production and home economics with leaders from Elyria Columbus and Independence guiding discussions. Officers and committees listed include H A Harbourt C Goodman and John Prindile with extensive food and exhibit plans for the two day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Columbia Farmers’ Institute Association
Columbia
Grady PY
H. T. Snell
Landis
Howard Rogers
A. Dyer
Bertha Wright
Cora Mills Reeding
Grace Walkden
Sion
Middleton
Buskirk
Ida Durban
Guskirk
Ida Durbin
H. A. Harbourt
Fremont
C. A. Dyer
Columbus
T C. Seale
A. S. Buskirk
Indpendence
Ida
Durban
Prade‘sisburg
Iran
Paell
Crocker
Sec
F. D. Churchward
Treas
C. Goodman
Alex
Gibson
Chas. Frisbee
W. Heineman
W. H. Beaumont
Chas
Norwalk News: milk program, riots gear, church leadership shifts
NOXWVALK reports a milk diet trial giving half a pint daily to each pupil at Leaguest school. Norwalk police to be equipped with riot guns. Rev J Bernard Sause takes over pastors in Norwalk Pontiac Monroeville churches. National guard unit to form locally. Auto owned by Mayme Smith stolen. Detroit Trust buys 36000 Medinard bonds. Rose Schaffer injured in fall. Supreme Court to review Chas Rehfeld case Feb 12. Rehfeld claims to be sane. Water Works land may be annexed by city. Marriages listed for local couples. Charles Beck and Cornelia Mitchell. Harry Sherbundy and Gertrude Keemper. Burt O Donnell and Sylvia Greiner. Charles Sucher and Anna Egle. Charles Wagner receives five tobacco plugs from Rocky Springs Tennessee five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
J. Bernard Sause
Pontiac
Monroeville
National Guard
Mayme Smith
Detroit Trust Co
Detroit
Medinard
Rose Schaffer
Supreme Court
Chas. Rehfeld
Redfeld
H. A. Benson
Water Works District
Charles R .Beck
Lorain
Cornelia Mitchell
North Fairfield
Harry A. Sherbundy
Gertrude Keemper
Willard
Burt O’donnell
Sylvia
British prisoner Mrs Dalzell returns home after tour
Mrs Ruth F Dalzell of London recently sailed for home after an extended tour of the United States. She had been a prisoner in Berlin for several months following the outbreak of the war, interned with other members of the British colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth F. Dalzell
London
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rialto
Garford Auditorium
Krew-Pina Co., Inc
Waynesburg
Mary
Pickford's
Frances Marion
Charles Rosher
Henry Cronjager
Miss Pickford
Mary Garden
Cyrena van
Chicago Opera Company
Chicago
Splang
Cyrene van Gordon
Motion Picture Attractions
Pickford
Douglas
Zorro
LOST
Billy Butts
Gaumont Weekly
Timorrow
Korem
Ary
Shcuyatore
Korein Co
Bee York
DR. B. McDonald
Loomis Book Store
F. W. Anderson
St. Andrew's Church
Elyria, Ohio
J. A. Comstock
13Th St
Richmond
Ind
Arhea
Dept
Lon
Maza
Iura
Seecham
OH My,omar
Scarlet Mask Club
Ohio State University
Rialto Theatre
Kiwanis Loan Fund
All Story Weekly
Fe C Capill
Johnston Mc Ae Belt Dig Dreced
Fred Niblo
Doug
Atic
Aspense