Mexico City War Fever Fails to Halt City Life
Mexico City remains lively as rebels threaten the Obregon government. Loyal troops are cheered as they depart to quell the insurrection, while theaters and commerce continue with business as usual. The city shows resilience amid political tension.
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Splendid Show at Alto Sunday at Rialto
A vaudeville bill at the Rialto theatre features The Four Queens Of Syncopation and Singing Bivons of Songdom. Other acts include Hamilton Rialton Beau Plummel of Monologists Karl and Ethel Neilson in Fun and Frills Laurie in A Fair of Stylish Steppers Erik Sends on piano and accordion Stevens and Laurel in a Singing and Dancing Revue. Two reel comedy and News Weekly. Matinee 2 30 p m Evening 6 30 and 8 26 p m. Families urged to bring children to the matinee.
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American Theatre to Show Classic of the Screen Titles
The American Theatre in Elyria announces a slate headed by Wesley Barry in The Country Kid beginning Sunday February 24, with a rapid run of acclaimed Warner Bros. classics. The lineup includes Rin Tin Tin in Where the North Begins, The Gold Diggers with Hope Hampton, and Lenore Ulric in Tiger Rose, among others, billed as the finest films of the year.
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Theatres Grand Last Show Feels For Ladies and Gents
Theatres Grand offers the final performance of To The Ladies with a strong ladies and gentlemen audience. Sunday features Flaming Youth headlined by Colleen Moore, described as lively and talked about long after showtime. Also billed is Youth to Youth with Billy Dove, Norma Talmadge in Ashes of Vengeance a French history tale of feud and love, supported by Conway Tearle and Betty Francisco among others.
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Fires of the Forest with Tom Mix in Dreamland
Tom Mix stars in a western serial where a flying ace aids in tracking down a gang of outlaws. He rescues a distressed woman amid a murder accusation as ruffians close in. The dramatic rescue comes at a pivotal moment with the sheriff arriving to save the day.
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Chronicle Telegram Want Columns Ad Tryout
Classified note seeks space in Chronicle Telegram want columns for a compact ad. Listings feature bold pricing and contact details, plus a brief service offer and a date line. Readers are urged to respond promptly for favorable placement.
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Wildflower slated for Rialto Theatre engagement
The musical play Wildflower featuring Eva Olivetti in the title role and produced by Arthur Hammierstein is announced for Rialto Theatre in the near future. The score is credited to Stothart and Youmans with popular numbers including Bambalina Wildflower and April Blossoms. Broadway cast members are named among the production's stars.
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Demps and Company Dance Team Headlines Studio Show
Adele Kellar Ponah and Clif Heck with Allan H. Fagan Charles Breron star in a dancing program featuring a chorus and a host of solo artists. The lively performance showcases a large, attractive troupe.
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Vanderlip Welcomes Libel Suit in New York
New York financier Frank A. Vanderlip said he welcomes the libel action filed by Roy D. Moore and the Marion Star owners, sued yesterday over a paper formerly published by President Harding. He called it a forerunner of other suits and spoke in New York.
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Ohio tax duplicate totals rise to 21.9 billion
Columbus report shows Ohio's grand tax duplicate at 21 918 868 619 a gain of 512 246 3 from the prior period as 38 county auditors forward figures to the state tax commission for compilation and forwarding.
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