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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1932
Page
2
A reader argues the County Fair is obsolete for farmers in Lorain County Ohio and urges selling the fair grounds. He notes low attendance only about ten percent, lights for a race track unused much, and four-year deficits. He calls on officials to liquidate the fair and apply proceeds to debts.
A Elyria reader urges less taxes and maintains optimism about recovery. The letter cites editorials and Kelland’s article in American Magazine predicting prosperity, aligning with Babson’s view that depressions are cyclical. Signed by Mrs Pauline Talarske from 110 Bailey Court Elyria Ohio September 18 1932.
Tracy and Dvorak headline The Strange Love of Molly Louvain at Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. Tracy, famed for Broadway roles, plays a fast-talking reporter akin to Hildy Johnson. Dvorak returns after The Crowd Roars with a new leading turn.
New Arliss picture A Successful Calamity comes to the Capitol Theatre featuring George Arliss as a wealthy American financier whose wealth isolates him from his family. Mary Astor plays his wife, with Evalyn Knapp and William Janney as the children. The film shows his wealth funding indulgent pursuits and modernizing the mansion while his children drift from him.
The Midnight Patrol follows a young reporter sent to meet a former showgirl released from prison and drawn into a fast paced murder mystery. Regis Toomey leads a supporting cast including Betty Bronson Mary Nolan Earl Foxe and Robert Elliot through a dramatic denouement on a New York stage.
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