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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1929
Page
10
The Rialto Theatre announces the final performance of In The Wrong Bed tonight and next week presents Peg O'Syneart Peg O My Heart the long running J Hartley Manners play by Rialto Players praised for its pure dramatic appeal without moralizing or social controversy.
A provincial English town tale unfolds with Peg and her dog Michael as a lively clash of manners and humor. Peg’s Irish wit sparks comic complications while a romance adds charm. Matinees Sundays Wednesdays Saturdays. Week of May 26 the Ruabee Players stage the revival Way Down East by special permission.
An announcement by W. A. Brady promises an outstanding program with a matinee on Decoration Day replacing the usual Wednesday showing. The note emphasizes a special presentation designed for the holiday audience.
A vivid review of the mystery film Stark Mad set in the Carracas jungles. The piece praises visual storytelling and eerie atmosphere with a strong all star cast led by H. B. Warner and Louise Fazenda. Directed by Lloyd Bacon from Jerome Kingston's story with a Gates screenplay.
Patrons tomorrow will see The Girl on the Barge in talking picture form a Universal special starring Jean Hersholt with Sally O Neil and Malcolm MacGregor in support The film adapts Hughes life on the Erie Canal with director Edward Sloman elevating drama and scenery displays The Riveli screening promises vivid talking sequences and strong screen value.
Ken Maynard headlines the First National western Cheyenne premier at Dreamland Theatre. The feature captures the Cheyenne round up and rodeo with champion riders ropers and stunts filmed during the Wyoming event. Maynard, himself a rodeo veteran, leads with daring gusto.
Philadelphia May 18 Capone finds peace and security behind prison walls after a day of arrest and transfer to Moyamensing Prison He pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was moved amid rumors he feared rival gangsters and sought protection The mayor said Capone seemed glad to go to jail as gang council in Atlantic City broke up amid threats from Bugs Moran and other underworld rivals
Camden Center Baptist church led by Rev H Schweinfurth holds Sunday school at 10 00 a m with Clarence Searles as superintendent and worship at 11 00 a m on a Christian Motte. No evening service. Community church hosts baccalaureate. Thursday prayer and Bible study at 7 46 p m. Miss Madge Sharp returns home from Lakeside Hospital after tonsil operation. Rev and Mrs Schweinfurth and son Joe visited relatives in Sandusky.
At the regular meeting of the school board Monday evening the same teachers were hired for the coming year with the exception of Mr. Weller. Mrs. J. Betts was called to Oberlin Thursday evening by the illness of her grandson Jimmie Moehl. He is somewhat improved at this writing. Mrs. Moebl is visiting her daughter in Brighton.
Cleveland residents spent time with the Goss and Helfner families while Rena Helfner visited Mitchel Helfner in Rochester. The Brighton high school alumni gathering will be held at the school auditorium on May 25. The article notes a standard hearing ability for distinguishing soft speech from 50 feet and mentions a southern company installing a heavy steel netting near ladders to prevent falls.
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