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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1925

Page

4

Rainy May Trip Delights Wakfield High Students

Thirty or forty Wakfield high school students braved rain on Saturday May 23 in cars to a field trip. Mr Long, Mr Hadley, Miss Davies, Brown and Anderson encouraged the group noting rain would help growth. They enjoyed weenie bacon coffee cake and pop then returned home late afternoon. Miss Ruth Anderson was honored May 15 with a surprise farewell party in the Lil Ole Gym with games and festivities.

Mr. Long Hadley Michigan Wakfield Anderson Sophs Ruth Anderson Lil’ Ole

Photographic Hobby Sparks Night Science Classes

Mixed readings describe a lively school evening with a 10 oclock lunch, an initials program for guests, and gifts to Miss Anderson. Freshman class plans a stunt show for year end, with Joseph Gill chairing a committee alongside Alex Gorski Viola Maki and Mida Tynni. Science and chemistry classes study photography, developing and printing films, using day tank lent by Mr. Gill.

Joseph Gill Alex Gorski Viola Maki Mida Tynni Gill

What’s Become of Sally

An intelligent Japanese clerk notes rapid changes in American anthems and lyrics. He recalls a song about a banana shortage, then panic over drought, then a hot Mamma, and finally a theatre piece titled Wot-tel-eye-doo, eagerly awaiting translation and interpretation.

Lake Side High School may christen new township building

A northern lakefront school project in buff brick and Indiana limestone is described as a showplace facing the lake on M-28. The piece proposes the name Lake side High School and notes the structure will host tourists and provide fine accommodations as a workshop for the township. The Tattler staff for 1926 is listed with roles including Editor-in-Chief Julius Gonza and other student leaders. A historical aside cites Dr. F H King on population and livestock assumptions for a forty acre farm in America.

Lakeside High School Tattler Julius Gonza Jane Baltic John Aalt Clare MacArthur Lucinda Feigley Tone Oc Chews Awens Alicia Kumpula Gime Oe Eldridge Stern Albert Marckwardt

Popular Screen Actress Appears In New Role

The Midnight Express will be shown at the Strand Community Theater on Saturday June 20. The film adapts an old time thriller with action scenes and a railway setting. The hero rises in a railroad world. a dangerous chase ends with a derailed freight and a saved express.

Strand Community Theater Community Theater

Noted Film Now Playing A Tender Romance With Elaine Hammerstein

The production blends action with a tender love story as Elaine Hammerstein and William Haines portray a couple whose bond grows from cautious admiration to steadfast faith. Strong supporting cast includes George Nichols and Roscoe Karns under George W. Hill’s direction, delivering a clean, admirable Columbia Pictures feature.

Elaine Hammerstein William Haines George Nichols Lloyd Whitlock Edwin Booth Tilton Pat Harmon Bertram Brassley Phyllis Haver Roscoe Karns George W. Hill the Foolish Virgin Columbia Pictures

Code of the Wilderness at Strand Community theater

A film adaptation of Charles Alden Seltzer's novel The Code of the Wilderness screens at Strand Community theater on Thursday June 11. John Bowers and Alice Calhoun star with Alan Hale Otis Harlan Charlotte Merriam Kitty Bradbury and Joe Rickson in supporting roles. Ruth Harkness inherits a New Mexico ranch and faces rivalries, romance, and danger as Rex Randerson guards the property and Willard Masten vies for Ruth amid betrayal and dramatic confrontations. The cast is praised for strong performances and emotional power with western themes and light comedy throughout.

Great West Charles Alden Seltzer Strand Community Theater This City John Bowers Alice Calhoun Alan Hale Otis Harlan Charlotte Merriam Kitty Bradbury Joe Rickson Ruth Harkness New York New Mexico Martha Jephon Willard Masten Rex Randerson Masten Randerson Ruth Rex Catherson Hagar Alice Calhoun Wille

Don’t Doubt Your Husband at Strand Tonight

Viola Dana stars as a smart suburban wife in a tale of jealous outbreaks and marital strife. Alan Forrest plays her husband entangled with another woman, a collision lands him at the other woman’s home where the wife confronts him. The plot promises humor, satire, and dramatic turns as misunderstandings are resolved.

Viola Dana Strand Community Theater Lada Cowan Howard Higgin Miss Dana Alan Forrest Winifred Brayson

Lorraine in Bonomo adventure at Strand Theater

Louise Lorraine stars as a chapterplay heroine in The Great Circus Mystery an adventure picture in ten episodes with Bonomo billed as the world’s most perfect man. The Strand Community theater shows episode two tomorrow featuring daring feats and stunts with high peril insurance headlines.

Louise Lorraine Bonomo Strand

Elinor Glyn film How to Educate a Wife at community theater

Elinor Glyn presents her story How to Educate a Wife on screen at the Community theater Saturday June 6. The plot follows an insurance agent who seeks success with his wife’s help, while her flirtations ignite jealousy and drive a humorous, thought provoking drama.

Elinor Glyn Eve Adam

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