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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
6
Al Kali's minstrel show returns to Rialto on Friday March 28 under Spaeth and Company management. The act features Lasses White headlining with a comic sketch The Blackville Speedy and a cast of performers delivering lively Blackville life scenes.
An old advert promotes Musterole to apply on the chest neck and back to prevent colds from worsening and relieve pains. It claims use for rheumatic aches and fevers and notes a milder form for babies and small children.
Seat sale starts tomorrow as forty All Stars are set to appear in diverse roles across performances. Fans anticipate star appearances and array of productions planned for the event.
The Boston Transcript notes Geraldine Farrar’s ability to craft a new and distinct persona in each role. It highlights her artistry and the way she embodies varying figures with fresh interpretation for every performance.
The excerpt notes how Farrar elevates a role beyond mere tableau, bridging high dramatic idea with common vulgarity. It recalls stage tradition from Queen Elizabeth's silk stockings to Marie Antoinette's feathered hair thus marking evolving theatrical style.
The Gong of Love features Nery Talmadge as an Arab dancing girl who befriends white men, earns tribal chiefs’ enmity, saves her companions, and dies then revives to unite with her chosen love. Destiny's Isle is a dynamic action filled tale on screen. Uniontown reports two car-cranking accidents injuring Warner Carpenter and Benjamin Brokaw near Flushing high school.
The Deer Slayer and The American Boy Out of Doors were shown last evening in the school gym as part of the third motion picture series with a large attendance.
Amherst March 26 O E Foster marked his 76th birthday at his son E E Foster’s home on Cleveland Avenue. The Amherst pioneer remains active on the Worth Ridge farm as family guests joined a celebratory dinner.
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes inflamed throat membranes and kills germs causing chronic coughs and consumptive diseases. It claims Creosote as the key ingredient alongside other healing elements, guarantees satisfaction, and refunds if relief isn’t achieved after following directions.
A digest of radio listings shows WTAM Cleveland Detroit WJ stations and others presenting orchestras, concerts, lectures and broadcasts. Programs include Iolanthe selections, farm bureau talks, dinner concerts, and evening music with times ranging from early evening to late night across multiple meters and stations.
In Coshocton on March 26 officials report maple sugar production has dwindled to about 2000 gallons due to cutting maple trees for lumber.
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