A Free Soul at the Rialto Sunday
Norma Shearer stars as Jan Ashe in a Metro drama based on Adela Rogers St Johns. Lionel Barrymore Lionel, Howard, Gable and Gleason headline a tale of love crime and a father’s alarmed loyalty with a climactic twist.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
9
Norma Shearer stars as Jan Ashe in a Metro drama based on Adela Rogers St Johns. Lionel Barrymore Lionel, Howard, Gable and Gleason headline a tale of love crime and a father’s alarmed loyalty with a climactic twist.
A new hose unloading system is being used by the local fire department to speed on arrival at blazes. Captain Andrew Pesa vanto of engine company No. 5 says 150 ft of hose can be ready in seconds, a method demonstrated at Urbana during a state firefighters school meeting.
Edward C. Kline of Streator Illinois becomes the first to inoculate asparagus against rust and also invented the movable greenhouse.
Unrest grows at Stateville and old penitentiary as inmates voice opposition to the present parole system. Warden H C Hill notes daily grumbling and guards report prisoners seek a return to straight time policy to quell disturbance.
Miss Margaret Bruce of the Oliver Hotel left for Badington Wednesday for a month long vacation. Mrs. A. Kramer with her son Sidney and daughter Doris spent Tuesday in Chicago. Lois Mae Klein of Lemont, guest of Earleen Sandi ford, 601 Strong Avenue, returned home. Mrs. Leora Schlottsmann of White Plains, N. Y., visits with Mrs. Joseph Long, 118 Akin Avenue.
The article notes Miss Grace McKee of 809 Boulder Avenue hosted a number of people at a Sunday night dinner. Miss Mary Gross of 104 Hillsdale Road entertained Miss Ruth Preadgold of Maywood as her guest. An estimated rise of about 4 million bushels is predicted for Illinois winter wheat this year compared with last year by federal and state agricultural agencies.
Report cites F. W. praising Borara natives as the world's most graceful dancers while promoting Paramount's lease of Tabu the love drama.
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