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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
3
A cinema listing notes the film Daddy Long Legs featuring Warner Baxter will be shown at the Rialto theater this Sunday. Local promotes urge audiences to see the feature, promising strong performances and family appeal.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a forthcoming piece titled Up Pops the Dwil with a wartime style plot and martial themes. The readable text is garbled, offering little concrete detail about characters settings or release context.
A fragmented note describes Laughing Shors and Joan sfine Sip in a film or stage project with retakes and preview concerns. It mentions an entertainer, a traveling salesman named Neilmilton, and a breakup by Hamilton amid business pressures.
A Chicago aviator, identified as a Joliet Municipal employee, was killed in a crash at Toledo yesterday after registering a Lockheed aircraft at 11 54 am and taking off. Two others were seriously injured but expected to recover.
A memory photo notes a man struck by an automobile and describes his compound fracture. For several weeks it was believed his leg would remain in a cast, as seen in the accompanying image.
Fox producers marshal a star lineup for 6 Cylinder Love with Spencer Tracy in a leading Fox feature and El Brendel in a small role. The Black Camel Hawaii trip proved a washout for the unit, while Warner Oland reports intensive rehearsals and day to night filming abroad before returning to Hollywood.
Hamilton MatFadden is said to have obtained unusual and striking scenic Procts in Hawaii, described by locals as remarkable artifacts. The report notes the items draw attention for their vivid detail and exotic origins.
De La Salle students presented The Patsy in the school auditorium last Sunday June 7 drawing a record crowd of about 1500. Cast members showed strong acting with personal interpretations added to their roles under director Brother Charles. After the first act Howard Lambert president of the senior class dedicated the Victory Light in honor of his class.
La Salle graduates will attend the dance, returning from college breaks, with Edward Frank heading the committee and a list of volunteers including Tom Donovar Dan Conroy Chas Gallagher Am rose Corcoran James Mahoney and Dan O Connell. Music by Jimmie Gren and his radio stars. Mrs Margaret Thurlow hosted the Young Matron's Circle gathering at Second Presbyterian Church.
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