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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
10
Vague notes describe students and spectators leaving as ceremonial events end. A king figure is referenced with unclear context and scattered chants. The passage reads like an unfinished report with numerous misspellings and missing details.
Oberlin business leaders will sponsor a constitution program with George B. M. Siddall of Hender Quail Siddall and Morgan as speaker. Siddall, a former Icon Magazine editor and village resident, will discuss the event slated for September.
Eeran reports the 0W freshmen and sophomore clash set for an all male, marker-distinguished field scrimmage this year. The event aims to be a safe, orderly scrape with field size equal to regulation. The contest time is 1 0 o'clock in the afternoon with five men from each class chosen by the president’s commission.
Jack Norworth comes to Rialto Theatre Friday September 21 in Honeymoon House. He argues that truthfulness on stage, not just jokes, drives laughter and keeps audience mood engaged. Emil Nyitray and Herbert Hall Winslow authored the book, with Miss Adelphi at the piano. seats are selling.
An article fragment details a vintage college tug of war contest with ten bags of hay, rope limits, zone scoring, and penalties. It notes student roles, admission fees, and profits for a local association, followed by Oberlin notices on a nail accident, church events, and campus short summaries about faculty, students, and a submarine mountain fact.
The Rialto Theatre presents a one night engagement titled Bits of Hits of 1924 on Monday September 24. Burlesque will then play every Monday eight at the Rialto replacing Tuesday performances. Producer Tom Sullivan delivers his usual high standard with Arthur Laning’s book and lyrics and Jessie McDonald as leading actress. The two acts feature At Gay Atlantic City and the Roof Garden of Cafe de Luxe with a 4 chorus lineup and new costumes and dances.
Betty Compson stars in a high class melodrama where she interprets four faces alongside Richard Diy. The production showcases a challenging role as Comp son navigates dramatic turns and emotional range.
A mid century cinema listing highlights Colonial-Viola Dara in Glass Houses as a top draw with a fine feature, strong comedy, and engaging drama. The write up praises the star's performance, the film’s appeal, and the overall entertainment value with both laughter and emotion.
The program stars Fred Thompson Siman Litt e and Al Wilson with many thrills including airplane scenes balcony danger yacht race and train wreck escape. A strong comedy and the reviewers call it unusually meritorious and well above average. The picture is retained for audience viewing at the American.
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