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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
2
A fragmentary notice announces On To Tokyo returning to the Rival Rivoli theater with brief remarks about the program and questions from Lamaille and G. ha. seilal. The text is garbled but indicates a screening event at the Rivoli with unspecified inquiries.
Radio listings show a dense schedule of programs across music news sports and talk including World Today Wack Kickwood and Children Hour. Notable items include The Modern Farfare Tales of adventures and various music features with hosts such as Bernie Armstrong and Thomas F200 along with local station blocks from 6 00 to late evening across multiple segments and times.
A fragmented column questions why The Wizard of Oz is not the top kids film and critiques industry priorities. It reflects on publicity, salaries, and the balance between entertainment value and profit, referencing actors, producers, and media figures of the era.
A fragment recalls an 1881 California tour by a Shakespearean troupe led by Tt Hest. The troupe faced late-arriving logistics, with Litzy Spears appearing in background scenes and a U.S. Army colonel in uniform providing a recurring presence. The piece follows stage life, wages, and gossip around Miss Francies Gilford and Mr McGil cuildly, noting social missteps and local theater lore.
Suburban 24 percent calendar entries list a 5 pm Elmér Beal meeting and a Saturday Ridgeville party at Oringr Hall. Sunday Grafton Friendship class with Mrs George Gulgit. Monday Ridgeville Girl Scouts cookout at Town Hall. Note mentions a studio visitor and a McNaught Syndicate distribution. High school home economics class practicing infant care with a life-size baby.
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