Mother at the Columbia depicts a typical middle class family
A feature film portrayal follows architect Lee Ellis and his wife Belle Bennett as prosperity arrives, tempting the family with new comforts and risks. Their son Jerry and a party scene threaten stability until a train wreck restores family unity. Crawford Kent stars as the husband with Joyce Coad and Mabel Julienne Scott in the cast.
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Columbia
Ellis
Lee Ellis
Belle Bennett
Jerry
Frend
Crawford Kent
William Blakewell
Joyce Coad
Mabel Julienne Scott
Sam Allen
Charlotte Stevens
Vaudeville bill opens with Huston amid Prohibition humor
Arthur Huston headlines at the Library Theatre delivering a grotesque vision of a world turning snakes and crocs, backed by a clever props arrangement. Myera and Nolan offer light skits, Janet Adler and her dancers perform, and Spring Fever headlines the feature with William Haines and Jean Crawford.
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Arthur Huston
Library Theatre
Huston
Myera
Nolan
Janet Adler
Eax
Miss Adler
William Haines
Jean Crawford
Haines
Jack Kelly
Allie Monte
Miss Crawford
George Fawcett
George K. Arthur
Bert Woodruff
Lee Moran
Howard Earle
Eileen Percy
OROLETA TEA ROOM Sunday Chicken Dinner Feature
The OROLETA TEA ROOM offers a Sunday chicken dinner from 12 30 to 8 00 PM with a la carte service available from 5 00 to 8 00 PM on March 30 1981.
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Oroleta
Pershing Drives To Reduce St Mihiel Salient In World War I
Pershing pursues an independent American army in France, clashing with allied French and British views. He accepts the challenge of shrinking the St Mihiel salient, a German holdout southeast of Verdun, to demonstrate American capability and leadership on a separate front.
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ST. Mikiel
Pershing
Clemenceau
France
Wilson
Whia
St. Mihiel Salient
Noutheast
Verdun
Foch
Rise of American air power in Saint Mihiel battle
The article recalls World War I air actions around the Saint Mihiel offensive, detailing pilots Rickenbacker, Chambers, Luke and others. It notes German retreat, American gains, and equipment losses, with vivid battlefield anecdotes and a teaser for the next installment.
Despondent man ends life after shooting at home
In Bethlehem on April 8 George W Crest, 65, shot himself in the mouth with a high powered hunting rifle after his wife left him for her daughter. His body lay near his burning farm home several hundred yards away. Crest once ran a hotel at Summit Hill before farming.
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Bethlehem
George W. Crest
Creste
Summig Hill
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