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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1928
Page
9
In Ohio, Myre Willebrandt defended herself against religious arguments in the anti prohibition campaign. She said her address at a Methodist ministers conference was misrepresented to inject religion into the political issue. She urged voters to see Governor Smith’s modification proposal as a political maneuver.
Alfred E. Smith packs a large bundle of new speeches and his brown derby for a trip through border states. He will speak in Louisville on Saturday night and then in Richmond Raleigh Greensboro Salisbury Charlotte Nashville and Chettanooga with brief stops on the train. He plans later appearances in Sedalia and Chicago before a final Albany tour.
At the Rialto theatre Simba the Lion and other African wildlife are filmed by Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson. The four year production profiles elephants zebras gnus oryx giraffes monkeys and the king of the forest. The Johnsons risked life and privacy to bring these jungle images to the public.
A narrative describes an African wildlife expedition filmed with lions and elephants. Mrs Martin's rifle scenes, native costumes, and a caravan trek through equatorial scenery appear, highlighting the educational yet thrilling nature of the cinema experience at the Rialto theatre.
The celebrated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lion Leo arrives in Elyria tomorrow afternoon at 4 45 from a trade tour of the business district and the Chronicle Telegram office. He is to be shown in front of the Capital Theatre tomorrow evening, promising the sight of $1 000 000 worth of lion.
In a moving showcase, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s emblematic lion Leo will appear behind a gold barred motorized cage described as the most lavish of its kind. Leo, insured for a million dollars, headlines the traveling act that promotes the studio’s motion pictures with his roar opening each film.
Marian confronts betrayal as she discovers a wedding ring inscription and Frank Keats’s handwriting exposing an affair with her cousin Babs. The tale unfolds a sleepless night and a moral crisis, urging readers to see life’s frank reality through true stories. TRUE STORY promotes genuine, practical lessons from real-life misfortunes.
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