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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1928
Page
9
Oberlin students on Thursday presented a refined program of German and Russian sacred music. The standout motet with "Day Prayer" by Gret is highlighted as a major piece, reflecting the composer’s prominence in church music. The Russian portion emphasizes serene vocal manipulation to shape the overall effect, yielding a notably strong and beautiful musical experience.
A Carnegie Hall concert showcased Gretchaninov and Taneyeff with striking choral works. It highlighted Gretchaninov’s Autumn and The Stara, Taneyeff’s majestic The Stara, and Nathaniel Dett’s Son of Mary at Oberlin’s influence. The program closed with Schumann’s Chorus of Reapers and Bruch’s final Ods.
The upcoming program promises strong appeal to music lovers with both dramatic and substantial offerings. A bold “Bal lade of the Kremlin” is highlighted as equally significant in its dramatic weight, drawing attention to a diverse and noteworthy concert lineup.
At Elyria Capito l theater the film version of Rose Marie opens with Joan Crawford in the title role and James Murray as the lead male. The two young stars are new to screen work, while veteran actors Gertrude Astor Ralph Yearsley and others support the lavish production from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Bebe Daniels stars in She's a Sheik at Rivoli in what is billed as her best comic role. She plays Zaida, engages in rapid action and comic flurries as a desert-capable heroine, aided by Richard Arlen, William Powell, and others in a Paramount farce written for Daniels.
The Roberson-Smith Players present The Best People, a Avery Hopwood comedy on opening week, featuring a strong cast including Anne Linwood, Charlies A Brown, G Swayne Gordon, Spain Thorn, Arthur Wellington, Lucile Berdell, Elis Loring, Fred M Cady, Frank Dawe, Phoebe Fulton, James Blount, Warren B Duff, and Mildree Funnell. Afterward, Laff That Off and Why Men Leave Home join a lineup of Blood Broadway plays, Rain, White Cargo, Seventh Heaven and more, bringing quality city entertainment to Elyria with accessible prices and daily box-office hours. Seats available at the bar office or by phone. box office open 9 am to 9 pm daily.
A building permit was issued for a Second M. E church building valued at 15000 dollars on 15th street and Middle avenue. Hundreds of Masons gathered in Elyria for the annual reunion of Councils of the Second Arch of Ohio. The First Baptist church sought permission from Common Pleas Court to sell or lease the current church property. Boys who were testing their
A Elyria resident was fined 810 dollars for resisting an officer during a liquor raid, with the incident occurring as police enforcement disrupted a street level gathering and marked the end of an on street enjoyment.
The Women's Missionary Society of Brownhelm Evangelical church and the Ladies Aid and W M Society of South Ridge will meet at the parsonage on Tuesday afternoon May 8. Locals attended PTA events at Lake Avenue school and Murray Ridge school, while Marion and Mitchell Knuittle received a health banner from Health Nurse Miss Wade. Dr Harold Bechtel of Toledo and Hale Bechtel of Amherst visited relatives.
Ridgeville May 6 8 The last PTA meeting will be held on Wednesday May 9 with an orchestra music and blue ribbons for children. Mrs F Redmond will speak and new officers will be elected for the coming year. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs Watson visited her mother Mrs Lamb in North Olmsted on Tuesday. Mrs C W Wiley spent Thursday in Jaumar with her sister. Her mother Mrs Taylor came home with her. Mrs Ralph Gilder and son and Mrs Harry Watson and children are visiting in Cleveland. Rev and Mrs E C Young are visiting Philadelphia and will attend Lafayette College reunion. Norman Shaw of Cleveland called on his grandparents Mr and Mrs Z A Shaw on Sunday.
Tom Mix shines as a Texas Ranger in Fox film Daredevil's Reward opening tomorrow at Dreamland Theatre. The story pits courage and swift justice against bad men with humor in scenes transporting Tony hidden in a large truck and rapid character swaps keeping audiences guessing. Co stars Natalie Joyce Lawford Davidson Billy Bletcher and Harry Cording support the action with Gene Forde directing.
Roberson-Smith Players present The Best People at the Rialto Theatre. Box office sales start now for Sunday matinee and all performances. The group plans to be a permanent Elyria company with evening shows and Sunday and Wednesday matinees.
Professionals provide comprehensive cleaning for private homes and commercial properties. Services cover interior surfaces, exteriors, windows, and common areas to improve hygiene and presentation with flexible scheduling.
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