Harlow Meets Father of Dead Husband in Secluded Talk
Jean Harlow met J Bern's father to discuss details of his death suicide. The studio counselors barred from her room as she remained secluded at her mother’s home. Bern and his brother Henry Bern and a small group of executives visited for two hours in a confidential, emotional conference.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
J. Bern
Ben
Henry Bern
Miss Harlow
Varicose Ulcers Healed At Home
Emerald Oil promises quick healing of varicose ulcers without rest or operations. The home treatment claims to end pain reduce swelling and stimulate circulation so sufferers can resume daily routines. Credit given to C W Phillips druggist.
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Drugesist
Advi
Marriage Melancholia Surfaces in Studio Row
A groom's intimate condition allegedly triggered two months of melancholy after his marriage to Miss Harlow. In the house during a conference, Louis B. Mayer of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer remained barred along with Irving Thalberg, a Mayer executive, and Marino Bello, Miss Harlow's stepfather.
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Norma Shearer
Mayer
Marino Bello
Prohibition Candidate Watkins Retires From Ministry
Lima Ohio September reports Rev. Aaron Watkins former presidential candidate and current prohibition party candidate for Ohio Governor retires from the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church pastorate after more than 40 years in the ministry. He is 69 and previously lived in Cincinnati with pastorships in several Ohio cities.
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Prohibition Party
Ohio
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Elyria Fall Fiesta Committees Named In City Event
Elyria promoters announce the Fall Fiesta committees led by Jim Armitage as chair and featuring Bar ry Shedd and Chief Stankard on entertainment, Earl Seil on finance, and Colgan-Kimbel Chair George K. to supervise the Ash Can Derby. Other panels handle fashion, boys events, decorations, and music with regional names including Amy Fran, Bunny Gillis, O J eT, and Robert Burns guiding each group. A related item notes $425 worth of women’s underwear and pajamas stolen from J J Feldman’s automobile in Columbus while parked there.
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Filesta
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Armitage
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E. J. Stankard
Earl W. Seil
Ror Cleaner
Nelson MM. Fitch
Max Goldstein
al Mason
Howard Somers
Don Socherdon
Glade Thomas
Frank Verbeck
W. W. Wooden
Ralph Young
George K
Colgan-Kimbel, Inc
Geo. Andress
Fred A. Brown
J. Ry Dall
Osear Dunn
Leo Meyer
Glenn Rogers
F. H. Vogel
Amy Fran Mrs. Birkline
Frank Verbech
Bunny Gillis
Miss Halberstadt
Bil Leedale
0. J. Et
W. O. McClellan
Julius Hyman
John Mathis
Robert Burns
Columbus
Cleveland
Big City Blues at Capitol Theatres
At the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Saturday Warner Bros presents Big City Blues starring Joan Blondell. A country boy and a savvy chorus girl collide in a kaleidoscopic Manhattan drama. The Indiana youth witnesses a murder within twenty four hours and is soon suspected of the crime.
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Warner Bros
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Capitol Theatre
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Quillan Stars in Film at Dreamland
Eddie Quillan headlines The Big Shot at Dreamland Theatre a Pathe RKO production set around an auto camp in a small town. The story follows an ambitious youth battling hard luck and unscrupulous foes to win success and the love of the girl, with pathos and clean sparking comedy highlighting his versatility as a star.
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Eddie Quillan
Dreamland Theatre
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Siar
Scarface at the Rialto Theater Opens Tomorrow
The Rialto premieres Scarface, a stark gangster epic portraying the inner workings of a ruthless mob. Paul Muni stars with Ann Dvorak and Boris Karloff among the cast in a film praised for realism and thrilling entertainment.
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Scarface
Rialto
Paul Muni
Ann Dvorak
William Boyd
Karen Morley
Boris Karloff
Mount Vernon rally features Ingalls and Cooper for governorship
In Mt. Vernon Ohio Republican candidates David Ingalls and ex Governor Myers Y. Cooper spoke at a 17th district rally. They predicted a victory for their party in state and national elections.
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Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Thursday Schedule
A rundown of radio listings across WGAR WTAM WHER NBC CBS WJ RWEKBN WLW and WLW in Cleveland and surrounding markets with programs like Amos n Andy Olsen and Johnson and various orchestras, bands, and talk segments including professiona limpersonations and signoffs. Scheduled times span evening to late night with multiple channels offering music drama and variety content.
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Everett Band
Lowell Thomas
Manard Wilson
Stebbins Boys
S—Red
Ramona
Thompkins Corners
Amos
Andy
lili—Sodero
Hollywood
Pacific Serenaders
WTAM
Moss and Jones
Waldorf-Astoria
Trumbauer
Ray Perkins
Olsen and Johnson
National Advisory Council
Paradise
Eefe
Kiteman
Colege Inn
Aeronautical Revue
Roy Evans
Grantham
Carl Lottner
Irene Beastey
Igpy
The
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Watchtower
J. L. Weinberg
Meier
Clegg Monroe
Mills Brothers
Troy Singer
Chandu
Jake
Panico
Friedman
NBC
WEAF
June Purcell
WWJ
College Inn
WWI
Gasgparres
CWII
Everett
WLW
WLY
Wilfred Glenn
Wir
Trio Romantique
CBS
b—Sissle
WGR
Moritz
George Price
Fray
Braggiott
Modern Mate
Q—Duchin
WHBN
Nelson
Lissie
WEKBN
Ball Room Orchestra
Bobby Mea
Ker
Akron
Radio Program Listings and Toledo Fatality Report
A dense list of radio acts and orchestras schedules across time slots from multiple groups appears, including Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, Paul Whiteman, Chiquot Club, and Ted Fiorito. The Toledo, Ohio report notes Edwin Sharp, 28, ISU student, died from carbon monoxide poisoning. coroner rules accidental death.
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Tales of
Great Northwest
Women's Radio Review
Hill Fillies
Rice
Erin
Home Circle
Sports Flash
Foy Ivans
Waldorf-Astoria
Baseball Flash
Moass
Jones
Dick Snyder
Dave Dalton
New Yorker Orchestra
Time
Jack and Jill
Hotel Pierre
Teddy Black
Ted Fiorito
WTAM
Toledo
Edwin Sharp
Illinois State College
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