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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1936
Page
14
Unclear OCR text mentions Bowes amateurs at Rialto on Tuesday with film titles and radio hour references. Names like Simon, Winters, Slater and Seussard appear ambiguously. Describes a local cinema program including "Lonesome Pine" and "Yorkshire Kennels" with scattered fragments.
A scrambled TV radio listing from May 2 shows WAM and WH air schedules including names such as Fay Bish, McFadden, and Jack Giener. It lists programs like Follies and Hit Parade and references a Cultural Institute and various broadcasts with times and classifications.
A fragmentary notice records an upcoming film at Dreamland titled The Leathes a Laasa and another marine themed feature. It hints at showtimes around seven and notes schedules, locations, and performers in terse, incomplete form.
Radio listings and musical programs dominate the Cleveland scene with diverse acts and church choirs. The schedule includes Polish, Slovenian, Ukrainian, and Bohemian programs, citywide concerts, and a variety of local entertainers.
Fragmented OCR text shows a noisy scene with a prince, a cat, and bystanders, plus a historic courtly exchange about Edward VII and a royal marriage. The piece includes stray dialogue on dancing, disguise, and rumors, but the readable parts describe a party, a seated figure, and a muttered question about a clerk entering an office.
In Columbus Ohio May 2 7 P1 St Paul moved within striking distance of the American Association leader by defeating Columbus 13 to yesterday for their sixth straight victory The Kansas City Toledo plane was rained out Indianapolis weakened Minnesota’s hold on third by beating the Millers 12 to 9 Milwaukee defeated Louisville 4 to 0
In Louisville Kentucky May 2 14 Derby week centers on Grand Slam tied to the number thirteen. Charles Bohn owner of Bomar Srab nose backs the omen as the overflow crowd hopes for a winning run. Derby excitement grows as trainers pick horses and odds shift amid superstition and high stakes bets.
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