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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1929

Page

9

Photograph row ends in shattered glass during Ford party pose

Schutz and photographers urged the Ford party to pose. A sudden roar followed as glass shattered. Schutz may have triggered a flashlight gun or a spark ignited flashlight powder in a glass container. Ten people were injured, mostly farther from Schutz than the Ford party. None of the Fords were hit.

Schutz Ford

Indicated by Chorus Composition in the Play

The passage notes how the chorus consists of a single character, reflecting on how well the troupe adapts to the given situation and how this choice affects overall performance and interpretation.

New Yorkers Offer Blood to Save Boy in Distress

On June 22 at Staten Island Sea View Hospital 100 volunteers from diverse backgrounds offered money or blood to save 14 year old George Mosher, stricken by Kala azar. A blood donor named Tom Kane forgave transfusion fees, while strangers through laborers and merchants rushed to help. Law, charity and student fund efforts joined in as anonymous benefactors supported hospital bills.

New York George Mosher Staten Island Tom Kane Bors Yale Harvard George’s Hospital

The Gat and the Canary Opens at Rialto Theatre

The Your Own Stock Co. presents The Cat and the Canary at Rialto, promising a record week with a world famous mystery thriller on stage for the first time. The show blends thrills, horror, and humor and is paired with the fast paced Not Tonight Dearie, praised as a cure for the blues.

Your Own Stock Co Rialto Theatre United States New York National Theatre Dearie

Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram Promises Payment

The source notes a desire for a want ad in the Chronicle Telegram with the promise of payment. It highlights timely placement, competitive rates, and potential advertiser benefits, signaling a straightforward transaction and quick response.

Chronicle- Telegram

Tom Mix Shines In Dreamland Air Thrills Drifter Feature

Tom Mix stars in The Drifter at Dreamland with Dorothy Dwan and a cast including Barney Furey Al Smith Bernard Bolden Ernest Wilson and Wynn Mace. The FBO production features stunt work such as a winged airplane ride a race against narcotic smugglers and a fight to protect a white mule revealing a hidden mine. Director Robert DeLacey and writer Oliver Drake craft the adventure with high excitement for all ages.

Tony Tom Mix Dreamland Theatre FBO Tom Dorothy Dwan Barney Furey al Smith Bernard Bolden Ernest Wilson Frank Austin Joe Rickson Wynn Mace Robert DeLacey Oliver Drake

Blue and May McAvoy Star in No Defense Film

Monte Blue faced danger during the Warner Brothers production No Defense co starring May McAvoy. He survived the perilous scenes by a stroke of fortune as many sequences were shot for the picture.

Monte Blue Warner Brothers May McAvoy

Bridge Work On Feather River Spine Collapse Sparks Incident

Blus lost his grip while repairing a 125 foot high railroad bridge over the Feather River in California and began slipping into space. The Rivoli theatre will present No Defense tomorrow for a three day run, starting tonight.

Feather River California Blus Rivoli Theatre

Vitaphone Magic in the Desert Song at Capitol Theatre

The Desert Song, premiering tomorrow at Capitol Theatre, is praised as the first musical play fully transferred to film using Vitaphone. Warner Brothers had produced other all talking and singing pictures, but this production faced the challenge of coordinating a large chorus across complex settings.

Capitol Theatre Warner Brothers

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