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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
5
Listen To Me, a lavish musical extravaganza with a metropolitan cast and bewitching chorus, will be staged at the Rialto Theatre Saturday night February 14. The production opens with a New York City rooftop scene and a fantastical journey through a Hellish sequence mixing mechanical effects and surreal imagery.
A noisy program features phantom plot twists in Amelicam era drama with deceit and romance plus a desert romance set against Arizona. It includes a Western tale of a brave man fighting rivals with gun clashes cattle rustling and Indian attacks. Also screenings include a comedy and news reels.
Fragmentary notice mentions chronic cough colds and lung issues with references to remedies and inhalation products. It includes garbled terms and nonspecific claims about healing inflamed membranes and asthma related notes without clear details or credible sources.
Washington notes report former actor Charles Beecher Warren of Detroit is appointed ambassador to Mexico. The move follows ongoing negotiations and reflects a shift to focus on diplomacy in the public life era under Coolidge policies.
Sunday concert at Rialto features a diverse bill led by Animals is the big draw with three dogs two monikers and a vivid act. Also on the program LY Mute and Maxfield two clever boys. The show includes a cycle titled Song and Deheo Creations and a pony act.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand to banish nervousness and suggests a money back guarantee. The ad touts a "money back plan" and targets anxious customers seeking relief.
A fragmented notice describes a comic reel from Utchr presented by vague names and misrendered phrases. It hints at a satire or parody piece in a weekly format, with unclear participants and a nonstandard title.
Local cinema announces LIZA screens at Rialto on February 20. Ad copy highlights wholesome entertainment and classic melodies to attract audiences for a single performance night.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a professor at Smith College and reference Oxford. No clear events or dates are readable. The readable items list a professor and a general association with Oxford without details.
A match to fill the pastorate is reported for a large church in England with a candidate named Mate ToL named as the prospective pastor. Details on church, location, and dates are not specified in the fragment.
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