Phantom of the Opera thrills Capitol Theatre audience
Universal Pictures presents The Phantom of the Opera a mystery drama set in the Paris Opera House. Lon Chaney stars as the Phantom with Mary Philbin as Christine and Norman Kerry as Raoul. The film features elaborate makeup elevating the haunting atmosphere and a dramatic chandelier climax delivering enduring cinematic suspense.
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Sherlock Holmes
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Capitol Theatre
Phantom
Mary Philbin
Christine
Normian Kerry
Raoul
The Red Blood Power Foods Ad Claim
An old advertisement text markets a blood-building product claiming to restore appetite and energy. It asserts faster red blood cell production, stronger tissue health, and improved flesh firmness, urging readers to use the product to regain vitality. It targets individuals feeling weak or starved and promises noticeable bodily improvements.
Brown Skin Models at Rialto Tonight in Two-Act Show
Irving Miller and his Brown Skin Models bring a two week Detroit engagement to Rialto Theatre tonight in a full two act revue. A star cast including Miller and Billy Hoffman, Cecil Rivers, Billy Young and others delivers a lush stage with 16 scenes and 12 dancing groups as Millers Syncopating Orchestra provides musical support.
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W. C. Woodward
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Detroit
Irving
Mr. Miller
Billy Hoffman
Cecil Rivers
Billy Young
Hayes Pryor
Fio Brown
Blanche Thompson
Theo Raines
Hdna Barr
St. Clair
Yvette Dotson
Carrie Huff
Lilly Yuen
Bee Freeman
Flo Brown
Edna Barr Geo. Crawford
Billie Young
St. Clair Dotson
Carrie Hoff
Lily Yen
Lubitsch Triumphs With Lady Windermere's Fan Film
Warners Bros presents a Lubitsch screen version of Wilde's play at the Rive olt Theatre. Irene Rich leads a sparkling cast as Mrs Emnye in a poised, sophisticated performance acclaimed for charm and brilliance.
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Ernst Lubitsch
Lady Windermere
Warnes
Miss Ilich
Cornly
Emynie
OSU Scientists Baffled by Popcorn Mystery
In Columbus Ohio State University students and instructors admit they cannot explain what makes popcorn pop. Earlier theories blame air expansion or moisture in starch cells. a theory about air in the kernel gains favor as moisture content fluctuates. Also from Columbus Polish pianist Ignacy Paderewski heads to Dayton after a Hall concert. In Columbus Hungarian George Sabo faces trial for killing John Koonte with a butcher knife in what he claimed was self defense.
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Ohio State University
George Sabo
John Koonte
Aoe ‘Lefense
Eye Wash Ad Promises Quick Relief for Red Eyes
Lavoptik eye wash marketed to relieve red and watery eyes. Bottle included with purchase and a free eye cup. Advertises Ehert's Drug Store at 571 West Broad Street in LaGrange with pharmacist Le Edi kon Eicher.
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Overnight News Briefly Told From New York To Columbus
A roundup of brief city news items with multiple named people and places. Isaac Marcus, 88, is in critical condition after a gun wound during an attempted robbery. Eugene A. De Maurise, longtime NYSE member, dies at 85. Samuel J. Bowden, 43, dies in a fire at his brother in law's home. Federation of Jewish Charities reports 2 million in pledges toward a 3.5 billion fund. The next total solar eclipse is projected for 1932 per Benjamin Ross. A group of hoodlums wounds a detective during a church dance disturbance in New York. Ray Gabel survives a 36 foot crash. faces reckless driving charges. Thomas J. Dundon, 71, ex-police commissioner, to face federal arraignments in Columbus. Columbus Mayor Thomas to open the 1926 Columbus Automobile Show at the state fairgrounds.
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New York
Dr Leonhardt IM-HUID Pile Remedy Promises Relief
An early ad touts Dr Leonhardt's IM-HUID as a treatment to remove the cause of piles via internal remedy and mentions ointments and tonics. It promises quick relief and offers a refund by C W Phillips and druggists if not satisfied, with location details implied.
Radio Programs Monday Listings Across Cities
A dense schedule lists evening radio programs for multiple stations including WTAM WHK WCCO WDAF WFAA WLW WLS WSAI WSB WADC KDKA WAL WR4 WCX WEAF WEAF WGY WdR WIZ WWJ. Entries cover orchestras concerts lectures and opera across Cleveland Kansas City Dallas Chicago and more with times ranging from 5:45 p m to 11:45 p m including University talks and musical showcases.
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Cleveland
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St. Paul
Benjamin Franklin
University of Minnesota
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Kansas City
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Dallas
WLW
Cincinnati
WLS
Chicago
WSAI
WSB
Atlanta
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEAF
WCX
Pontiac
New York
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A. & P. Gypsies
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Schnectady
Wdr
Wiz
John Kennedy
Philharmonic Orchestra
WWJ
Detroit
AL & P. Gypsies
Creomulsion Adclaims Cold Relief and Healing
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a twofold emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and hinders germ growth to stop persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote as a key healing agent approved by authorities and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer from Creomulsion Company Atlanta.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Oakland NGO presents educational and farm program night
An Oakland event lists a 861 meter educational program and farm program at 11:00 p.m. KOA Denver offers a 22 dollar bridge and music night with Spanish instruction, KOA orchestra and soloists, and a bridge lesson at 10:00 p.m.
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NGO
Oakland
KOA
Denver
Woman Lived 56 Years in Same Akron Home
Mrs. Emily E. Wilson died at age 92 after living in the same Akron house for more than half a century. Over her 92 years she witnessed the United States in four wars: the Mexican War Civil War Spanish-American War and World War I.
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Akron
Emily E. Wilson
United States
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