Greta Garbo Returns to Screen Colony After Sweden trip
Greta Garbo arrives in Hollywood to restart her film career after a seven month sabbatical. Reporters question her briefly as she leaves the Annie Johnson in San Diego. she remains private about her plans and duration in the screen colony.
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Hollywood
UPI
Greta Garbo
Sweden
San Diego
Miss Garbo
Annie Johnson
J. W. Tappan
C. O. Holmberg
Broadway Bad at Capitol Theatre Promises Provocative Tale
Joan Blondell stars in Fox Film's Broadway Bad a lurid reputation tale at Theatres At The Theatres Capitol Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Supporting cast includes Ricardo Cortez Ginger Rogers Adrienne Ames Vic tor Jory Allen Vincent and more in a Sidney Lanfield directed drama.
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Joan Blondell
Fox Film
Capitol Theatre
Ricardo Cortez
Ginger Rogers
Adrienne Ames
Victor Jory
Allen Vincent
Sidney Lanfield
Half Nacked Truth Rivoli's Next Film Opens Tomorrow
A lively comedy drama exposing the ballyhoo racket titled The Half Naked Truth screens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. Lee Tracy stars as a flashy press agent with Lupe Velez opposite, plus quirky gossip about Garbo’s tropical wardrobe and a Swedish passenger aboard the Annie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilson
Richard Cromwell
Lee Tracy
Lupe Velez
Laurel and Hardy
Rivoli Theatre
Back-of-envelope notes from Dutch Treat dinner
A list of artist and writer attendees from the annual Dutch Treat dinner is reproduced with light edits. Items include W. F. Bigelow as a magazine editor, Jim Flage unchanged, Fontaine Fox haircuts, Clare Briggs, Jim Quirk, Don Marquis, John Mulholland, Robert Sherwood, Charlie Towne, D Alton Valentine, Walter Trumbull, Marc Connell, Boyden Sparks, Rube Goldberg, Butler, C B Falls, Olden Nash, Lee Keedick, Russell Patterson, Arthur Train, Arthur Samuels, and Otto Soglow with notes on looks and quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. F. Bigelow
Jim Flage
Fontaine Fox
Clare Briggs
Jim Quirk
Don Marquis
John Mulholland
Robert Sherwood
Charlie Towne
D’alton Valentine
Walter Trumbull
Marc Connelly
Boyden
Rube Goldbere
Butler
C. B. Falls
Olden Nash
Lee Keedick
Russell Patterson
Arthur Train
Arthur Samuels
Otto Soglow
Otto Flote
Radio stations use audience research over fan mail praise
Radio entrepreneurs now rely on secret research bureaus to gauge audience reaction rather than artist fan mail or press agentry. A new artist exposed deceit after a mechanical failure led to a dead mike spill, yet the station received 309 letters of praise.
Magazine editors and the burden of fixed series characters
A magazine editor laments continuing with the same cast of characters, noting enduring popular figures like Potash and Perlmutter and Dot and Will. He warns that lesser writers may overproduce weak stories if readers stay loyal, leaving editors at authors mercy.
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Montague Glass
Perlmutter
Fanny Kilbourne
Dot
Will
Goody
Scattergood Baines Judge Priest and Cappy Ricks Echo in Talk
The author laments the enduring fame of Kelland Kelland’s Scattergood Baines Cobb’s Judge Priest and Kyne’s Cappy Ricks. He notes authors’ efforts to bury them yet readers demand their return, valuing their realistic stamp and familiar names. He refers to Peter Dunne’s Mr Doolin.
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Clarence Budington Kelland
Scattergood Baines
Irvin Cobb
Judge Priest
Peter Kyne
Cappy Ricks
Scatterzeod Baines
Peter Dunne
Mr. Dooler
Broadway figure Lou Davis networks in showbiz circles
Lou Davis, a wholesale butcher by day, writes and composes sentimental pieces in his spare time. He is an improvising pianist who collaborates with a silent circle and is famed for the tune That Previous Little Thing Called Love which brought him a sizable fortune. His close associate is Harry Richman.
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Lou Davis
Harry Richman
Radio Listings Across AM Stations Highlight Evening lineups
Radio schedules show WTAM WGAR WHAS WIAY WABC WADC and more with programs from baseball resumes to Amos and Andy, Lum and Abner, and the Phantom Gypsy. Notable acts include Lucille Ball era performers, Orion orchestras, and Dynamite bands across stations, reflecting a busy primetime network slate.
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Cero
WTAM
Arnold
Amber
Mdme
Alda
Guido Jung
Pie Plant Pete
Gene
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Julia Sanderson
King'’s Orch
Bernie’s Band
Ed Wynn
Damrosch Symph
Wine O'Neal
Lum
Abner
Oahu Serenaders
Lane
Jacobs
WGAR
Uncle Clyde
Earl
Ernie
Lowell Thomas
Amos
YY Andy
Happy Landings
Fe Prime Club
the XII
Ian Ae
Harata
Robison
MeAnananias Hanks Y Courdel Hult
American Legion
Eedohiuy Pogariy
Fillinetan
Llos Pedro
Riverside mansion fades amid abandoned statuary
A desolate Riverside home loses its heroic marble figures of Shakespeare Goethe Farragut Lincoln and Napoleon while nearby the Schwabs’ residence appears dreary with neglected iron statues. A jabberwocky line mocks eavesdroppers in cafes with foreign sounding phrases.
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Shakespeare
Goethe
Farragut
Abraham Lincoln
Napoleon
Charles M. Schwabs
Mallet Creek Father and Son Day at church
Next Sunday April 30 the Methodist Protestant church at Mallet Creek hosts Father and Son day. The pastor Rev Mr Ficken will deliver an appropriate sermon followed by a Father and Son banquet in the Sunday school rooms.
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M. P
Mallet Creek
Methodist Protestant Church
Ficken
York Ball Team Draws Players This Summer
The York boys and young men formed a ball team and invite players to join by contacting Woodrow Reestr. A practice game occurred last Sunday to kick off the season.
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York Boys
Cell Woodrow Reestr
Local families host visitors and movers this week
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaw visited Gail Alexander on Lakewood while Carrie Seeley stayed with cousin Maxine Seeley. Mrs. Ray Denman cared for her grandmother, Mrs. Eunice Greenup, after a fall. The Salmon and Burkett families visited Silas Salmon’s home, and the Spooners, Blake Carlton, and James joined Ada Battles' family. Jim Allen moved to Porter house. Floyd Nettleton’s family moved into their new home. Eckhardt family and others visited Charles Pierce’s home.
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Claude Shaw
Lakewood
Gail Alexanders
Carrie Seeley
Litchfield
Maxine Seeley
Ray Denman
Medina
Eunice Greenup
Wm. Salmon
Billy
Cleveland
Claire Burkett
Silas Salmon
Will Spooner
Pennsylvania
Lydia Spooner
Blake Carlton
James
Brunswick
Ada
Luke Battles
Jim Allen
Valley City
Porter House
Floyd Nettleton
H. A. Bishop
Eckhardt
J. W. Mansfield
Charles Pierce
F. A. Hunt
West Park
Harry Partridge
Akron
Residents and Homes Under Construction Near Medina
Mrs. Mrron Pierce of Cleveland Eva Curtiss and Miss Adkins of Medina visit Archie Curtiss. Mrs. Sarah Curtiss and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulmer of Medina dine with the Curtisses. Roy Hinman began framing his new house west of Mallet Creek. A new house rises on the Medina road southeast of town, owned by a family from North Royalton.
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Mrron Pierce
Cleveland
Eva Curtiss
Miss Adkins
Medina
Sarah Curtiss
Charles Ulmer
Archie Curtiss
Roy Hinman
Mallet Creek
Medina Road
North
Royalton
Community Club Plans May Meeting at School House
The South Ridge Community Club schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday evenings starting May 2 at the School house. A good program is planned. Hickory Tree Grange members from Amherst attended a meeting. Geraldine Woods traveled to Dunkirk Ohio after her grandfather W Woodruff’s death. Rene Stang serves as substitute teacher. E C B Club met at J P Bechtel’s home for an all day gathering with noon dinner. The next meeting is set for May 24 with Annetta Otto in Elyria.
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South Ridge
George Knittle
E. W. Stang
J. P. Bechtel
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst
Geraldine Woods
Dunkirk. O
W. Woodruff
Rene Stang
E. C. B. Club
Annetta Otto
Elyria
Birthday celebration for Miss Pearl Glynn at Wellington
Miss Pearl Glynn was honored on her birthday at her mother Mrs. Jennie Glynn's Wellington home. She entertained friends and received a number of lovely gifts.
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Pearl Glynn
Jennie Glynn
Wellington
Confirmation Service At St John’s Church
Mrs. Conrad Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ward and son Donald and Miss Ethel Thompson attended the Confirmation Service held Sunday afternoon at St. John’s Church in St. Amherst. Miss June Thompson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson of S Amherst was one of the class.
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Conrad Ernst
Francis Ward
Donald
Ethel Thompson
St. John’s Church
St. Amherst
June Thompson
Herbert Thompson
S. Amherst
Reverend Amore Attends Henrietta Hill Church Meeting
Rev TI H Amore attended the Society of Henrietta Hill Church gathering held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs C C Sande. The event brought church members together for fellowship and discussion.
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TI. H. Amore
Henrietta Hill
C. C. Sande
Miss Miriam Fowl and Cousin Visit Dunkirk Ohio
Miss Miriam Fowl and cousin Irma Spiegelberg motored to Dunkirk Ohio on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joshua Thompson Mr and Mrs F Ward and son called on Herbert Thompson and family in South Amherst Sunday afternoon.
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Miriam Fowl
Irma Spiegelberg
Dunkirk
Joshua Thompson
F. Ward and Son
Herbert Thompson
South Amherst
Milk Producers Meeting Noted At Carlisle Grange Hall
A participant from the meeting attended the Milk Producers gathering held at Carlisle Grange Hall on Tuesday evening.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Great university redefined as teaching and thinking hub
A great university serves a dual role by educating students and fostering critical thinking. It functions as a center for learning and intellectual inquiry, shaping future leaders and contributing to societal progress.
Coopers Ready for Beer Boom Across Major Cities
Coopers have spent about 1,000,000 and expect to spend more remodeling factories in anticipation of beer legalisation. The Associated Cooperage Industries of America says coopers will supply barrels as brewers ramp up production. Repairs are reported in St Louis Louisville Chicago Milwaukee Dallas Houston Sandusky Chilton Portland and Atlanta.
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ST. Louis
Congress
Associated Cooperage Industries of America
Coopers’ Association
Louisville
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dallas
Houston
Sandusky, O
Chilton
Wis
Portland
Ore
Atlanta, Ga
Aged Negro Adults Learn Three B’s in Night Classes
In Topeka night school for adult negroes a large group over 60 learns to read and write. A woman past sixty recently wrote her name for the first time.
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Topeka
Kant
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