New Dreamland Theatre Opens With Hain or Shine
The New Dreamland Theatre debuts with Columbia Pictures transfer of the stage hit Hain or Shine. Joe driumpha praised for performances as audiences see the film at The iTheatres Wn Of SHIME.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
3
The New Dreamland Theatre debuts with Columbia Pictures transfer of the stage hit Hain or Shine. Joe driumpha praised for performances as audiences see the film at The iTheatres Wn Of SHIME.
The Universal stage production The Boy Diplomat features an all star cast led by Betty Compaan and Keith, with Mary Duncan, Jeanette Loff, Belmore, and Andre Berte in a tale billed as a gay affair of a master. The Rivoli theatre will host the show tomorrow with a large supporting cast.
A bustling Capitol Theatre feature marks a high point in Crawford’s career as she headlines a thrilling gangster story titled Fools, Dance. The cast includes Les Clark, William Bakewell, Clark Gable, Earle Foxe, Pratt, Natalie Moorehead, Hamilton, Joan Marsh and Hopton under Beaumont’s direction.
In Pittsburgh, the Irene Kauffmann settlement audience applauded the Toy Symphony Orchestra, conducted by a four year old, featuring a playful mix of drums tambourines bells and rattles. The nontraditional group earned high marks from listeners describing the performance as music at its best.
A busy day of music, talk, and programs across Cleveland area stations WJ. WEO, WTAM and WHK with concerts, orchestra lineups, talkies, and variety shows scheduled from morning to post midnight. Notable names include Gene and Glenn, Albin, Howard Justice, and Theodore Metz performing across multiple time slots.
A fragmented humorous note references nursery rhyme characters Jack Horner and Miss Muffet in a playful greeting. The text reads like a light verse aside likely from a local page or column. It hints at familiar figures without a broader article context or events.
Five Belgian hares await their mother in a small rabbit coop at Anthony Gutowski’s 215 Lodt Street. A thief pried open the door last night, taking one male and two females, leaving the remaining kits to starve. Gutowski chased the thief, recovered a watch, and faced a comic scramble with local spinster fears while police inquiry looms.
Camden school junior class finishes a comedy titled When Smith Stepped Out. The absent minded Australian bachelor misplaces his watch during a walk and suspects a passerby of stealing it, as the curtain rises Friday night in the school auditorium.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Moone's Emerald Oil for pimples and skin troubles. It promotes an original bottle at five cents, claims quick relief after the first use, and states the oil is a clean antiseptic that penetrates without staining or oily residue. Refunds offered if not satisfied.
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