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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
6
Funeral pies were held today for Mrs Cochran aged 88 near Cadiz Ohio She attended the Salvation Army flag school and taught ties in 83 countries The item notes General George A Custer as a noted Indian fighter in the header.
Cleveland stations outline a bustling broadcast day with WTAM and WEAK programs. Highlights include Gene and Glenn at 7 30 p m. plus Vallee's Orchestra and Little Jack, and numerous talks, concerts, and dramatic features across WTA M and other outlets. Notable names include Ormandy, Gabriel Leonert, Daniel Healy, and Abe and David with varied times and venues.
A garbled theater note appears to describe a production at the theatres with unclear names and dates. Readable elements include a staged performance and cast mentions, but key details are illegible. The fragment hints at a varied program and venue context without solid specifics.
Excerpts describe hardships faced by frontiersmen in the campaign to win the golden west. Hardships include rugged terrain, scarcity of provisions, and perilous journeys as settlers push toward new horizons. The narrative highlights endurance, resourcefulness, and community effort amid danger.
Capitol Theatre presents Fos Moviegour Cen Bet On Women opening today a witty sophisticated comedy of love on a yacht. Edmund Lawe stars as the debonair man about town joined by Jeapete MacDonald as the alluring Ridya who cures his bets on the fake sex. Supporting cast includes McKerrigan Roland Young Una Merkel Helene Millard with Willie Ky. Howard and production from writer William Anthony Muncroive.
A lively wartime romance comedy titled Sea Legs, featuring Jack Oakie and a chorus of glamorous beauties, opens tomorrow at the Rivoli. George Marion Jr. supplied the witty dialog that propelled the film into American lingo.
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