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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1928

Page

3

Jannings Stars as Military General in The Last Command

Emil Jannings delivers a stirring military general portrayal in The Last Command at Library Theatre. Josef von Sternberg directs a strong cast including William Powell Evelyn Brent and Michael Visaroff in a tale of the Red revolt and a journey to America with love, danger, and thrilling intrigue.

Lanning Emil Jannings Jannings Paramount Library Theatre Josef von Sternberg Underworld William Powal Evelyn Brent Michael Visaroff Russia America the Wizard Fox Films Edmund Lowe Columbia Theatre Gaston Leroux Richard Rosson Leila Hyams Judge Webster Webster Gustav von Seyffertitz Norman Trevor E. H. Calvert Barry Norton Oscar Smith Richard Frazier Maude Turner Gordon Perle Marshall George Kotsonaros Man Ape

Russell Cast As Neer Do Well In Woman Wise at Columbia

William Russell stars as a carefree ne'er-do-well in Woman Wise with June Collyer and Walter Pidgeon. The film plays at the Columbia theatre on Wednesday directed by Albert Ray. The cast also features Duke Eshonamoku famed swimmer and Raoul Paoli Olympic contender from France.

Russell William Russell Persia June Collyer Walter Pidgeon Columbia Theatre Albert Ray Duke Eshonamoku Raoul Paoli France

Real Temperament and a New Disease from Youngstown

A tale from Youngstown at the Grand Opera House recalls Richard Mansfield’s famed temper. Stage hands wore sneaks to move quietly, and the manager asks him to stop a clock’s ticking. In another note, a PTA member warns her son to avoid homes displaying placards about contagious disease, fearing exposure.

Richard Mansfield Youngstown Grand Opera House Mansfield

Ideal Weather Prevails at Camp of Lutheran Boys

Ideal weather marks the Lutheran Boys Camp at Chedwell with hot sunny days and two thunderstorm nights. About 56 campers soon, no illnesses, sunburns common, diving dock popular, sailing and motor rides arranged. Bible study centers on Facing Toward God and the Sermon on the Mount, memory test on Beatitudes. Visitors generous, chicken dinner planned Sunday, camp beautification ongoing, Sunday services led by staff.

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Rainy Sunday Wash Day Poem Asks Editor

A poet-narrator recalls a comical wash day encounter with Mrs. Lofty across the street and Mrs. Grundy next door. The writer, Sara, confesses to gossip and a white lie about washing for Mrs Glover, framed as a light satire on neighborly scrutiny and social judgment.

Further Widening of Pa Avenue Approved by Council

The borough council Monday night approved an ordinance to widen Pennsylvania Avenue East between Prospect and Russell Streets by four feet on each side. The measure, requiring a third reading at an adjourned meeting August 20, follows storm sewer improvements on Madison Avenue and aims to clear the way for the new widening.

Madison Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue East Prospect Russell Streets

Borough Council Plans Street and Light Upgrades

Dr C J Frantz chair of streets and sewers says widening Pennsylvania avenue will delay Madison avenue storm sewer this year. Penn avenue widened between Conewango and Prospect with new 600 watt light at Conewango and Penn and six 40 watt lamps along the avenue. Hospital entrance light to change from 250 to 400 watt. Sidney Blackman notes Yaegla gravel firm promised to fill bank hole and halt excavations. Frantz reports complaints about cars parked in driveways, prompting amendment: no vehicle may park in front of private driveways in Warren borough.

C. J. Frantz Pennsylvania Avenue Madison Avenue Conewango Avenue Prospect Street Conewango Pennsylvania Avenues Lewis Sidney Blackman Borough of Warren

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