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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1928
Page
10
The director Frank Borzage brings Fox Film’s Street Angel to the Capitol Theater. He and cinematographer Ernest Palmer studied Naples to keep focus on tender moods rather than volatile emotion. The film follows a boy and girl amid Naples crowded streets and cathedral backdrop.
A matinee at 2:30 and evening performances at 7 and 8:45 feature The Roberts Trio with songs dances and impersonations. The six acts include Kuba Bassett Revue The Famous Venetian Four chorus Indian violinists and comedy by Marks and Shrines and Gregory. Also a trio of acts Back to Back Teadshoa and Reid plus three reels with Billy Dealy and Kokos Haunted House. Affordable prices offered.
Thirty alumni of Oberlin high school return for the annual alumni varsity game in Oberlin. The match at the home field kicks off at 2:00 p.m. The probable starting lineup features Tenanes at center Loveland and Shaw on the tackles Morris and Richardson at ends Powers at quarterback Gaines and Suelde at halfbacks and Buck Mor.
Fragment lists potential lineup roles for ris as fullback with mentions of centers Ormsey Rowe Geor and guards Wrecht Gardine Ross RF. Readers see an outline of positions and players without complete context or clear game details.
Hatn Bearer and Hatch ends lead a probable starting line up for the high school with Brickley at right end Say Ber at quarterback and Hamlin fullback. Coach Holden plans to rotate players through the large squad during the game while the alumni game promises spirited play. Also brief items report Allen Dengers influenza at home and Miss Mary E. Elmore's five month visit to the British Isles along with Curt Robinson and Miss Mamie Pretsloff’s Oberlin call.
Cranberries, a Thanksgiving staple, begin 1928 sales in Ohio at about 25 cents per quart across markets. Dealers report berries arriving from New Jersey, Wisconsin and Massachusetts to Columbus and other Ohio locales.
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