Matt and Jeff In Two Act Rialto Comedy Tonight
Matt and Jeff headline in a new two act play at the Rialto theatre tonight. The lively show features a large cast of comedians singers and dancers with a beauty chorus and original music by Leo Edwards.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
9
Matt and Jeff headline in a new two act play at the Rialto theatre tonight. The lively show features a large cast of comedians singers and dancers with a beauty chorus and original music by Leo Edwards.
A dense list of radio broadcasts across stations like WGY WJZ WCOA WB and more outlines 5:30 p m market reports 7 8 p m organ recital 10 30 p m recitals and various talks concerts and sports scores with multiple cities and meters noted including New York Pittsburgh Detroit and Minneapolis Saint Paul across a wide range of genres and times.
O. H. Baker is second vice president, F. I. Hubbard cashier, Frank Stule assistant cashier. Directors chosen: C. G. Aschenbach, O. H. Baker, Dr. Brown, GG. F. Rice, N. F. Foster, Adam Kolbe, H. A. Shattuck, W. H. Ludwig, F. N. Hubbard. Bank reports splendid growth and a substantial surplus in undivided profits.
Amherst residents and visitors attended a trap shooting event at the Out-Door Life Association grounds. Among attendees were A. C. Hudnutt and Tillottson of Elyria. A first time entrant set a record by posting eight, marking a notable amateur achievement.
Amherst Jan 22 meeting of the Amherst Lumber Co at the RK of P Hall re elected officers for the year. President W Menz vice president George Hollistien secretary treasurer R L Menz and J J Smehyt named to the board replacing the late A Baker.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Lang will be held Saturday at 1 30 from the home and 2 from St Peters Evangelical church Rev FE J Snell and Rev W A Tabbert to officiate Burial in Brown Hillm cemetery in charge of Conrad Zilch The funeral of Mrs Cristina Jaeger will be held Friday at 2 from the home and 2 34 from St Peters Evangelical church Rev E J Spell to officiate Burial in Cleveland Avenue cemetery with C Zilch in charge
Amherst January 22 Mrs Carrie Gillette slipped on ice last evening and broke her arm while walking on the street. She was assisted by bystanders and taken to a local nurse for treatment. Her condition was reported as stable.
Anna May attended a lecture at the school house and broke her right arm during the event. This incident interrupts her plans for a tragic role, with the injury reported locally.
Mrs. G R Wiseman travels to Columbus following the unexpected death of her mother Mrs Mary E Reed in Amherst on January 22. The loss prompts family mourning and funeral arrangements.
Members of the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church conducted a supper at the church parlors last night. The supper was served and cooked by the men. A large crowd attended.
Amherst column reports Wm. Everhardt and Erwin Paumann admitted to area hospitals. Elyria visitors Josephine News and Florence Bodman call on Mrs. L. Henchette. Mertie Koepp of the W R C visits. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike George of South Amherst. Local residents attend the Ten Commandments in Elyria.
An OCR fragment mentions TM S TM Caticura Shaving Stick priced at 25c in Dept 37 Labers. The snippet includes unrelated garble about soaps and brands.
Grand audience demand prompts management to extend The Sea Hawk for another day. The Rivoli presents No More Women with Madge Bailey, Matt Moore and Kathleen Clifford, plus a strong supporting cast. Dreamland offers Ridin West as a second feature.
In Southern Africa February is the warmest month and July the coldest. The piece notes Bolivia as the most mountainous country in the world.
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