Now and Forever at Capitol Theatre Stars Lloyd and Temple
Harold Lloyd headlines as the film Now and Forever opens at the Capitol Theatre with Shirley Temple in a leading child role. Gary Cooper and Carol Lombard also star, delivering the adult leads in the Sunday through Wednesday engagement.
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Shirley Temple
Capitol Theatre
Gary Cooper
Carol Lombard
Lindbergh Kidnaping Pictures At Capitol Theater
Newsreel images of the Lindbergh kidnapping will be shown at the Capitol Theatre starting tomorrow September 30 and running through Tuesday. The program includes portraits of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, with some of the Lindbergh ransom in his possession cited among the shots.
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Capitol Theatre
Bruno Richard Kauptmann
Brick Thrown At Ill Woman During Labor Dispute
In Columbus on September 29 a brick was hurled through a front window at the home of Mrs. Jamex Parsons who is confined to bed. Her husband, a worker at the God man Shag Company where employees are on strike, blamed union sympathizers for the act.
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Columbus
Due Home
Jamex Parsons
Godman Shag Company
Tragedy in Columbus as 4-year-old struck by car
Mary Alice Hutchins, four, died after being struck near her Columbus home last night. Driver D W Huck said he did not see the child until after the collision.
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Columbus
Mary Alice Hutchins
D. W. Huck
Radio Schedule Fragment From Early Era Listings
A dense tabulation of radio programs across multiple stations with varied shows. Entries include musicians, orchestras, talk segments, news bulletins, and theatrical features scheduled through the day with performer names such as Vaughn King, Vincent H. Percy, Beale St. Boys, and Gene Arnold. The list emphasizes early 20th century broadcast programming and station identifiers.
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Rich’s Bohemians P.M
Beale St. Boys
Pat Kennedy
Hill’s
Buffalo
Oregon
Vincent H. Percy
Julia Sanderson
Gershwin
Led McConnell
Voice of
Exper T
Baseball
Cleveland Bible
Watentower
Serenaders
Family Theatre
Waring
Orcn
W. King
Orch
Ed Day
Busse
Haymes
WIAY
Melody Hour
Breakfast Club
August
Kathryn
Farade
Bill
Ginger
Marion Carley
Exper
Betty Barthell
Kavelin
Hall
Leater
Deutsch
Deutsch's Orch
Salvation Army
Chicago Progr
WHR Trio
Skippy
Jack Armstrong
Buck Rogers
Cleveland Ensble
Myrt
Marge
Just
Henderson’s
Football Scores From Ohio and Kentucky Rivalry Week
Piqua 32, Nenia 0. Cincinnati Woodward 0, Elder 0. Bellefontaine 13, Kenton 0. Cincinnati Walnut Hills 7, Terrace Park 6. Columbus West 6, South 9. Columbus Rosary 18, Granville 0. Parma 14, North Olmsted 0. Brush 13, Mayfield Central 0. Harmilton 47, Dayton Ky 0. Middletown 6, Cincinnati Roger Bacon 9. Greenville 31, Versailles 7. Calvia 7, Lima Shawnee 0. West Carrollton 13, Lebanon 7. Dayton Northridge 57, U of Day-
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Nenia
Cincinnati
Woodward
Elder
Bellefontaine
Kenton
Walnut Hills
Terrace Park
Columbus West
South
Columbus Rosary
Granville
Parma
North Olmsted
Brush
Mayfield Central
Harmilton
Dayton
Middletown
Roger Bacon
Greenville
Versailles
Calvia
Lima Shawnee
West Carrollton
Lebanon
Dayton Northridge
U. of Day
Radio and Music Schedule Highlights
Radio Guild and Betty and Hob lead a busy schedule with acts from Danial Allghert to Clark's Orchestra. Evening slots feature Uncle Clyde Ozark Boys Singing Lady and Orphan Annie, followed by Evin Schnitt Army Band Miss Vander PB Lowell Thomas Amos n Any. Late programs include Jan Garber King’s Guards Seth Parker and Emerson’s, Caurlone’s, Bestor’s, and Shield’s orchestras with Sten off.
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Radio Guild
Betty and
Hob
Daniel Allghert
Clark’s Orch
Uncle Clyde
Ozark Boys
Singing Lady
Orphan Annie
Evin Schnitt
Army Band
Miss Vander
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Any
Nan Johnson
S. Sea
Standers
Jan Garber
King’s Guard
Seth Parker
Emerson
Caurlone
Bestor
Shield
Sten
Giants and Dodgers Clash as NL Race Tightens
Henry McLemore reports the National League title chase remains chaotic with the Giants wobbling after a late surge, the Cardinals struggling, and Brooklyn aiming to upset New York at the Polo Grounds. The piece playfully wields trade phrases and city rivalry as it notes van Mungo, Benge, and Frank Frisch amid a volatile pennant fight.
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Brooklyns
van Mungo
Benge
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Mae West
Giants
United Press
Protest Over Minnow Poaching From Black River
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association protests commercial dealers taking minnows from the East Branch of the Black River for sale to lake fishermen. Trucks from Sandusky visit Elyria selling minnows amid high demand. Association plans to raise the issue at a meeting and may petition the State Conservation Department. Property owners urged to deny access to out of town harvesters. arrests possible to curb trespass.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Black River
Elyria
Sandusky
East Broad Street
Elizabeth Court
State Conservation Department
Association
Washington D H 7 Dayton Oak Wood 0 In Football Scores
NEW PHILADELPHIA OH Sept 29 Frank Tonelotti 39 died after burns from drilling a test pit in the Muskingum Conservancy District project Robert Downs and Donald Butt burned but expected to recover Newark CO Sept 29 Councilman Laula Stare died of a heart attack while rushing to a burning neighbor’s home
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Muskingum Conservancy District Project
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Donald Butt
Newark, CO
Laula Stare
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