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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
15
Colleen Moore portrays a stage struck girl in Synthetic Sin at Capitol Sunday. The role taps into universal acting ambitions and promises audience sympathy through a vivid, relatable portrayal.
Critics have welcomed the project with keen enthusiasm signaling McCormick's eye for strong cinema. Miss Moore is featured as the lead in the story chosen by Jobo McCormick, reflecting his reputation as a shrewd producer.
Warner Bros. Vitaphone production On Trial presents an entire murder case with every word spoken by the characters. The film stages a courtroom with sharp attorney exchanges as the surprising details unfold, delivering high theatrical tension.
The audience sees a convincing Vita phone demonstration in a review of On Trial where Pauline Frederick plays the murdered man's wife Bert Lytell is on trial for killing and Lois Wilson portrays Lytell's wife in a pivotal setup.
Yale professor George Pierce Baker proclaims Anne Nichols's Abie's Irish Rose the most perfect play. He credits its success to shaping drama on situation rather than lines and brought his entire dramatic class from New Haven to view a performance.
Victor Fleming directed the film and Charles Rogers portrays Abie Levy with Nancy Carroll as Rosemary. It plays next Sunday at the Rialto theatre in New York City as the lecture topic.
Sullivan High school teams lost to Polk on their home floor Tuesday with girls 13 to 17 and boys 23 to 25.Junior High beat Polk Thursday 13 to 10 on girls. boys 6 to 10.Upcoming game at Bugsies Saturday. Friends hosted Bert Heyl farewell at Homer Willcox’s. pot luck enjoyed. Live Wires social at Congregational Church with officer elections. Miss Francis Hileman, nurse in training, to graduate in Mansfield then return to finish in February. Mrs. Howard McClellan ill. Dorothy Richards ill with whooping cough. Local attendance at Cleveland auto show. Harry Pence visited from Cleveland. Elmer Greenbank and Claude Arndt families visited. Death of Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Snohomish noted. Marl Frink unable to see mother. Charity Ricket moved to daughter’s home. rheumatism. Leo Koons to remain with uncle C. H. Rogers for health. Two large...
Guitars removed in the item. Roy Hess welcomed a 9 lb 18 oz son named Richard Lewis. Mrs. B M Elliott regains strength. B M Elliott visited Elgin and Ashland. Edward Nash and Wellington visitors at Mort Smith’s. Will Murry of New London visiting Lewis Smith. William Emerson stayed with his father near Warren Ohio. John Fye family moved to Jaura Miller house on West Main. M Le Burden moved into new West Main home bought from Merrit Rogers. They hailed from Oberlin. Alton Crumrine family and D L Houseman traveled to Elyria to hear Billy Sunday. Clark, Sin clair station proprietor at Five Points, confined with rheumatism. Milam Bair and Cletla Bair ill. Bernard Ropp and wife welcome baby boy. both doing fine. Snow heavy. Buy sheltered coal from West Side Lumber & Coal.
Mrs. Jennie Nyers is ill with the flu and is cared for by Miss Fae Taylors. William Bringard, Carlos Beard and Harold Royce attended farmer's week in Columbus on Wednesday. The ex-High team tied West Salem in a town game.
For Sale six rooms and bath hardwood fire place steam heat garage Excellent location See R J Carlin Lorain County Sav Tr Co.
Tuesday evening the score stood 2S to 14 in Sullivan's favor. The sister married but had no children, while the brother died in high spirits during a fancy.
A commission investigates the feasibility of a submerged tunnel linking Europe to Africa beneath the Straits of Gibraltar. The project would connect two continents, exploring engineering, economic, and geopolitical implications.
Local venue promotes a Lions Club event at the Dancing Cascade Pavilion with shows Tuesday and Saturday night. Admission listed as 50 cents per couple.
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