The Rogue Song shines at Rose Theatre with star Lawrence Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett the Metropolitan Opera star headlines The Rogue Song at the Rose Theatre. Supporting cast includes Catherine Dale Owen Wallace MacDonald Judith Vasselli Kate Price Lionel Belmore and more. Director Barrymore asserts this is his biggest production to date.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rose Theatre
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera Star
Catherine Dale Owen
Wallace MacDonald
Judith Vasselli
Kate Price
Lionel Belmore
James Bradbury, Jr
Nance O'Neil
Burr McIntosh
Florence Lake
Roach
Laurel and Hardy
Barrymore
Tibbett
Tonio
Telramund
Scarpia
Metropolitan Opera House
California
Los Angeles
McKinney
Joseph Depuy
New York
Metropolitan
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Thomasville Page
The column lists weekend visitors including Mr. C. H. Alden of Chicago and Mr. J. G. Dudley of Atlanta, along with business travelers like Mr. O. CG. Trice. It notes a sale of antiques at Plunkett's Home and a clearance sale at Moore Music Company with pianos and phonographs. A birth is reported for Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Woodson, naming their son Charles Osteen Woodson born at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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Mr. O. CG. Trice of
Atlanta
Moore Music Company
Musicale Miracne
Victor Electrola Radio
CoCroft
S. Charles
Smith's Pool Opens for the Season
The notice announces the opening of Smith's Pool for the season on Saturday May 10th with public swimming hours and safety guidelines.
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Smith
Miss Marcia Feinberg Confined By Fall Injury
Friends report Miss Marcia Feinberg is confined to bed with injuries from a fall the night before departing Brenau College for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Feinberg
Brenau College
Auction Sale at Plunkett's House Tuesday Morning
Plunkett's Auction Sale announces furniture and household items available at your own price starting Tuesday at 9 o'clock. Local guests include Mrs. C. E. Hay and several visitors from Georgia Alabama Florida as a mix of social and business travel noted. Also reported is a court matter on the Thomasville district Ex Officio Justice of the Peace office with potential Supreme Court action.
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Plunkett
Thomasville
Supreme Court
Messrs Titus
Dekie
C. T. Gandy
Messrs Titus and
Hay
Thomas
Cannon may be called for contempt of Senate
Former Speaker Nicholas Cannon withdrew from the Senate committee hearing after objecting to testifying about his political activities. Only Walsh and Blaine remained on the witness stand, while Caraway Borah and Robinson left the room. The committee did not act, and Caraway planned to return to Washington early next week, voicing support for Cannon.
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Walsh
Blaine
Wisconsin
Caraway
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Robinson
Indiana
Cannon
Senate
Washington
Flood of Poison Liquor Sweeps New York City
Dr Charles Norris chief medical examiner warned that nine men died from alcohol poisoning in two days in New York City. Autopsies confirmed poison liquor as the cause. The report flags a citywide danger amid illicit alcohol sales and medical strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Norris
New vocal system at the Rose Theater this week
Western Electric engineers install a dual system at the Rose Theatre making it capable of sound on film or sound on disc. The setup, designed by acoustics expert C. K. Howell, includes a ten year service contract with two engineers weekly. Visitors may inspect the equipment Tuesday matinee or evening.
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Western Electric
the Rose
Accoustics
C. K. Howell
Pentecost to Be Celebrated Tomorrow at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church plans morning and evening Pentecost services led by Rev. Marshall Woodson marking the 1900th anniversary theme. A large turnout is expected with invitations to join the church, following a period of prayer and study and prior baptisms.
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Presbyterian Church
The
Marshall Woodson
Missionary Circles Meet Monday at Various Homes
The First Baptist Church announces Monday meetings for its Missionary Circles. Circles 1 through 2 and 4 through 14 meet at listed members' homes, circle 3 at the church. All circles meet at four o'clock except circle 3 at eight o'clock.
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First Baptist Church
W. M. Lewis
Warren Avenue
Harmon
Remington Avenue
S. L. Heald
Cecil Street
P. R. Braswell
W. Jackson Street
Claude Copeland
J. Jefferson Street
Joe Jerger
E. Washington Street
J. F. Bowman
B. Jefferson Street
T. G. Gandy
Bartow Street
Earle Hunley
N. Madison Street
Frank Driver
S. Hansell Street
Charles Thompson
S. Broad Street
H. B. Jenkins
Gordon Avenue
J. B. Harris
Edgewood Avenue
Four Die and Six Hurt in Leadville Mine Cave-In
Four men were killed and six injured when part of the lower tunnel of the Climax Molybdenum mine near Leadville Colorado caved in. Rescue teams worked through the day to reach the trapped workers.
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Leadville
Colo
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Thomasville High School
Charles M. Meeks
Supt
B. B. Broughton
Thomasville Public Schools
Robert W. Vann, Jr
Vann
Kermit Dekle
Jean Demaree
Evelyn Turner
Betty Watt
Carl Joiner
Mary Frances Hubert
LeClaire Wimberly
James Briley
Bettina Siva
J. K. Harper
American Legion
Legion
Margaret Hines
James Futch
Frank Speight
Jack Watson
Mary McCormick
D. R. Alligood
Robert Vann
Helen Massey
Samuel Mahler
Garden Club
E. R. Jerger
Board of Education
Sara Frances Arnold
Mary Elizabeth Cates
Blanche Chastain
Madie Chastain
Tabitha Elizabeth Cheshire
Jewell Clark
Eunice Gwendolyn Cooke
Martha Lorena Davis
Jean Wood Demaree
Laura Emma Dollar
Margaret P. Mastelin
Mildred Elrod
Dorothy Emily Etherington
Altice Carvasso Fleming
Majorie
Emily Gandy
Bernice Carlton Hunley
Gladys Johnson
Dorothy Kennington
Alice Blanche Knapp
Helen I. Massey
Pearl L. Maxwell
Caroline
Allen Gilbert Akridge
James Lawson Briley
William Kermit Dekle
Joseph Dickey
Joseph Feinberg
Francis Bartow Harris, Jr
Andrew Russell Hargrave
Carl M. Joiner
William Edgar Lumpkin
William Ray Lewis
Samuel Alfred Mahler
Travis MacClendon
Len McKinnon
Thomas Comer Petty
Spencer Scott
Frank Myron Smith
Gerald Tuck
William Wells
C. H. Alden
Chicago
Howard Thompson
Mr. IE. P. Brooch of
Mr. J. G. Dudley
W. T. Pace
Perry
Mr. McChesney Jeffries
Robb White
North Carolina
Virginia
Sarah Williams
School of Commerce
Marie Simms
Waycross
S. H. McCormick
Dawson Street
Milton’s Paradise
Bob Fryer
Woodland
Anton Pettersen
Charleston, D. C
J. E. Scott
Joe Shingier
Hilda Babb
Donalsonville
C. E. Hay
J. H. Woolfolk
Miami
Fla
Elmer Parrish
Woolfolk
Beauchamp’s Linen Co
Cal
A. J. Cohen
Muriel Bowman
R. L. Singletary
W. L. Logan
Ruth Logan
Gainsville
Georgia
Elizabeth
Sarah Autrey
Kissimmee
Florida
Helen Gessekey
Jacksonville
J. F. Parker
L. W. Rigsby
Cairo
Judge Rigsby
W. C. Godwin
R. W. Smallwood
Opelika, Ala
E. B. Woodberry
Quincy, Fla
A. D. Lester
Havana, Fla
E. S. Law
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co., Inc
Dalton, Georgia
G. B. Blow
John B. Gordon
L. H. Jerger
Remington Ave
Jas. Mitchell
J. ¥. Parker
Annie Mebane
F. C. Jones
Sect
T. F. Callaway
Massey Secretarial School
Williams
Presbyterian Auxiliary TO
Woman's Auxiliary of
the Presbyterian Church
Bessie Merrill
James Watt
Charles Watt
Henry Hardener
Jim Gribben
Young Peoples Circle
Baptist Missionary Circle
North Broad Street
S. Sampson
John Nakis
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