Legion of the Condemned At Library Theatre In Warren
The Legion of the Condemned, a World War aviation romance directed by William Wellman and starring Gary Cooper and Fay Wray, opens at the Library Theatre in Warren with strong reviews for its air battle sequences and love story. Also notes Warner Bros plan a new Vitaphone Stage as Mary Astor emerges as a Fox contract player with a storied early life.
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Legion OF the Condemned
Library
William Wellman
Wings
John Monk Saunders
Paramount
Warren
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Fay Wray
E. H. Calvert
Chariot Bird
Legion ‘of the
Warner Bros.’ Studios
Hollywood
Talking Pictures
Mary Astor
Fox
Senoaita
Quincy
Ill
Chicago
Kenwood Loring School For
Mary
Astor
New York
Mad Hour and Vaudeville Show At Local Theatres
Columbia Theatre screens Mad Hour a First National romance with Sally O Neill Donald Reed and Alice White as a taxi drivers daughter and the rich class youths. The program also features aviation and Crooks films plus vaudeville acts with Rin Tin Tin and a horse racing feature for a varied weekly bill.
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Columbia
Sally O'Neil
Larry Kent
Alice White
Legion of the Condemned
Rin-Tin-Tin
Mad Hour
Modern Youth
Lew Cody
Fortune Hunter
Syd Chaplin
Elinor Glyn
Donald Reed
Sally
Aimee
Burgason Family Visits Highlight Kinzuas and Relatives
In Kinzuja and nearby towns, residents hosted relatives and friends this weekend. Carl Burgason and family from Ridgway joined his parents Mr and Mrs Burgason, while Leslie Hanna and family from Warren visited Earl and Mrs Hanna. Indiana guests Bernice Agnes and Mary Parkin stayed with P J Colosimo and Floyd Dunn hosted L J Johnson’s guests. Howard Gilbert of Titusville visited his grandfather F L Hanna, and Warren shoppers Esther Burgason Marie Hanna and D M s Earl Harma were seen out Saturday. Harold Dylker and family from Warren joined Mr and Mrs Jenkins for a Sunday visit. Doris Rupert planned visits with relatives in Lottsville for a few days. Mr and Mrs Fred Sowles of Sheffield were noted in the local notes.
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Fred Sowles
Shef
Fred Mann
Harold Irvine
Glenfrield
Mark Williams
Warren
Thomas Martin
Bradford
Erma M. Campbell
de Rosia
Christine King
Sugargrove
Carl Himebaugh
Jamestown
C. Himebaugh
Fouth
Everett Borcher
Earl Beardsley
Schotton
Cleveland
Ohio
George Hall
Bear Lake
Himebaugh
Ednad Harvey
Alice Himebaugh
N. Y
Clyde Himebaugh
L. Daggett
Floyd
Social notes and gatherings across Bradford area
Sunday visits at the English home and a Ladies club gathering in memory of Mrs. Rumsty. Families and friends travel to Celoron and Grenfield for work and leisure, with dozens of names listed among guests and residents. The Kinzua team defeats Bradford 18 to 2 as painting prep begins on the schoolhouse. several locals travel to Buffalo for a few weeks.
Home Made Poems Lines to an Airplane
A verse dedication to aviation and its era, praising monoplane and biplane flight and noting the dangers of high skies. The poem ends with a letter from Sara to the Buffalo voyage, remarking she was not invited and preferring ground safety.
Miss Garden denies engagement to young French writer
A short note questions Miss Mary Garden's engagement to a young French writer. She declares they are fiends but she will not marry yet, believing the best years lie ahead. The piece contrasts youth, independence, and public notions of propriety with wit and skepticism.
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Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Air power and the threat of attack in a world at war
The commentary argues progress in weaponry outpaces defense with explosive devices and gas shells. It cites Lloyd George on air evasion, claims Paris could be destroyed by air unless deterred, and warns retaliation would devastate principal cities. The piece cites Beaverbrook and fears lethal innovation outstrips protections.
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Lloyd George
London
Paris
Tunney
Cole Hill birthday party and reunion notes
Aug 20 at Cole Hill a birthday party honored Bert Camp with about forty five guests. The Cole family plans their thirtieth annual Sidney W. Cole descendants reunion on Aug 23 at Ge N Wentworth home. Visitors include Rob rt Martin and daughter Gwendolyn of Oklahoma staying with Mrs Frank Camp. Ellis Martin bought two Chevrolet touring cars. Walter Covell bought a Chevrol Tech car. Will Wentworth returns from Corry for a few days. Glenn Eastman family visited Warren Saturday. Oscar Covell of Westfield N Y visiting Walter Covell on Rosa Hill. Marys hold annual Mary picnic in Crawfordsville Indiana with prizes for various Marys and Mary banner. Mary Tene led event in charge.
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Cole Hill
Bert Camp
Cole
Sidney W. Cole
Ge. N. Wentworth
Robert Martin
Gwendolyn
Oklahoma
Frank Camp
Warren
Oscar Covell
Westfield
N.Y
Walter Covell
Rosa Hill
Hint of Cure For Malaria Reaches Uncertain Stage
A scrambled report notes a supposed remedy linked to Titpusiew Meadow and Deestocas Une, claimed to quickly cure malaria and relieve constipation. The language is unclear and reads as an unverified medical assertion with limited context or supporting details.
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Malariy
Alda
Word Puzzle Solution Matrix From a 1929 Syndicate Feature
A compact reconstruction of a historical crossword style list with numbered clues and answers. The grid includes horizontal and vertical entries such as solutions for fermentation factor, Chinese descriptor, and biblical titles, detailing cross references like kingly and poetic terms.
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