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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
3
Dreamland Theatre presents Buck Jones in The Big Hop with Fobyn Ralston. Previewed as Jones sole production from his company, the film features his horse Silver and a stampede sequence. A restless youth on his father’s ranch seeks freedom and risks all for the lure of adventure.
The Rialto Players present East to West at the Rialto Theater next week with Fay Bainter leading. Manager Heinnelein touts the stock production released by Century Play Co, portraying Ming Toy, a Chinese singing girl who falls for an American youth in a whimsical San Francisco tale.
The Stock Company presents East is West with Miss Linwood as the popular reading woman in a famed role. Friends predict a delightful performance as the scenic team works to closely duplicate the original. Seats are on sale and advance orders are advised to secure preferred seating.
Victor McLarren Fox Film star visits Rivoli to preview Captain Lash a new vehicle about a steely fifth engineer on an ocean liner who becomes a passionate rogue ashore and entangles with adventuress Claire Windsor with a strong supporting cast noted.
The listing highlights performers Jane Winton Arthur Stone Albert Conti Frank Ilagnney and Boris Charsky in a featured silent film program. Their names appear among a lineup of prominent actors, signaling an event aimed at cinephiles and history buffs alike.
Warner Bros film featuring Betty Brand and Wm. Collier Jr. opens at the Capitol for four days, set in a desert Algeria like landscape created on location at the American Desert with a three week company stay on site. In Ohio, Ernest Hubacher, a farmer, and three others were injured when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania train near Burton City. his wife died or was fatally injured and a sister in law, Lucille Henthorne, 17, was among the hurt.
Sheriff Clarence Adams announced he would discharge any deputy who swore during the raid on Rev. George J. Cooper’s home if evidence could be proved and that future raids would use salaried deputies only. He sought to identify participants as several deputies entered the residence, complicating accountability. A separate note reports a governor granting another stay of execution to Sabu after an Akron woman testified her nephew, a fugitive, killed a painter. Sabu maintained his innocence and said his conscience is clear.
In LULUMBOES on May 4, Joan Sabo an Akron Hungarian was due for execution last night but survived. He credited the governor for a just decision and said while there is life there is hope. Sabo was convicted of murdering Barton C Painter in Akron two years earlier and faced death on death row.
Joseph Golowen ski age seven of Lorain files suit in common pleas court seeking 25000 from C W Holbrook Lorain salesman alleging Holbrook turned on current while installing an electric washing machine. The boy states his arm was caught in the wringer causing broken and mangled injuries.
The Rivoli theatre will host a grand Vitaphone presentation on May 15 introducing talking pictures to Elyria. Noted performers AL Jolson Fanny Brice Gigli Martinelli Taller Carisso and others will appear as part of the debut program showcasing the device praised by scientists and critics alike.
Commercial print notice offering printing of birth and wedding announcements wedding invitations and calling cards for Miss Mrs and Mr including all kinds of fog and related print services.
In a routine session report Congress weighs farm policy as Senate continues debate while House remains in recess. Judiciary and Ways and Means focus on the Mellon inquiry as committees pursue tariff legislation and privileges matters.
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