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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
2
A fragmented radio program listing details multiple orchestras and musicians across stations such as WH, WGAK, WABC, and WADC. It highlights performances by Kate Smith, Irene Beasley, Russ Columbo, Mildred Bailey, Ginger Rogers, Jesse Crawford, Cleo Monroe, and others with schedules like matinees, early birds, and late-night organ melodies.
A garbled list outlines a radio theatre and music schedule with multiple names and times. Entries mention orchestras, dance music, theatre of the air, sports, weather, and devotions, weaving in performers such as Mike Herman Ethel Harry and various programs across hours from morning to midnight.
At the Capitol Theatre Warner Bros presents Alexander Hamilton starring George Arliss. The film opens tomorrow and recreates General Washingtons farewell to his troops at Rocky Hill on November 2, 1783 with detailed accuracy.
A bustling cast of extras fills the scene as soldiers in the adaptation of the stage play Alexander Hamilton by George Arliss and Mary Hanlin. The production highlights a standout performance by a great actor in one of the most colorful roles.
Fox Movietone presents a college life film titled Girls Demand Excitement at the Dreamland Theatre featuring John Wayne and Marguerite Churchill. Directed by Seymour Pelt Felix, the project traces a vaudeville lineage from Gus Edwards to Ziegfeld era dance ensembles.
At the Rivoli Theatre today the film Dirigible, featuring Jack Hart Ralph Graves and Capra, scores with a thrilling depiction of life aboard a modern Navy airship. The picture delivers electrifying moments and strong realism beyond typical fiction.
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