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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1929
Page
12
Sallys Sallies from Clay Center Kansas reports Mrs P Smith has prepared two soft boiled eggs for her husband each morning since their marriage. The couple recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, meaning Mr Smith has eaten 36 500 eggs over their married life.
A Rich Lake Wisconsin farmer vows a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who bobbed the tails of his cows while they were pastured on his land.
Washington July 20. Radio experts here say the air remains in swaddling clothes as they forecast television, facsimile broadcasting, and refined transmitting gear. They expect more channels at Hague talks, urge domestic and international expansion, and note cost and equipment limits. Facsimile could transmit complete pages, with RCA testing such service.
The Broadway Melody a MGM spectacle with Anita Page and Bessie Love opens at the Capitol Theatre. A lively satire of chorus life set on New York's Main Street, it follows two vaudeville players rising to stardom through romance and persistence with Charles King as their love interest.
Commencing Sunday Matinee and running all week Your Own Stock Company presents George Kellys Pulitzer Prize Play The Show Off In Burns Mantles The Best Plays of 1923 24 list headlined as a top play It was a major New York success and ran into its second year at the Playhouse The Show Off centers on a vanity tainted freight clerk from Pennsylvania and the kid from West Philly whose pretensions draw audience scorn
The script centers on Pa and Mai Fisher and their daughters in a vivid American home life. Jane Cowl stars in Liclac Time, a romantic drama that has delighted theatergoers and topped native offerings. Tonight marks its final Elyria performance.
United Artists presents Steamboat Bill Jr at Dreamland Theatre with Buster Keaton in a lavish comedy. The film follows a sappy youth and his father’s lack of credit until a finale on a stern wheeler that leaves audiences laughing. Advance notices hail Keaton as his funniest.
Corinne Griffith stars in Prisoners a Ferenc Molnar play set in Budapest. She plays a bakery cafe waitress who drinks beer with actor students and flirts to urge them to buy Hungarian pastries. The scene features large bread loaves and extensive pastry consumption.
Police Commissioner Grover Whalen declares gangsters control New York night clubs and warns decent people to stay away. Indictments against John Legs Diamond and Charles Entratta follow a killing at Hotsy Totsy Club, as 30 detectives raid 16 speakeasies in the Bright Light District.
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