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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1928

Page

3

Dressed to Kill and Wickedness Preferred At Local Theatres

A sprawling screen feature showcases Dressed to Kill based on underworld life with Edmound Lowe and Mary Astor in leads, plus a separate screening Wickedness Preferred starring Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle. The articles describe Hot Heels with Glenn Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller, filmed against La Jolla caves and Casa Manana backgrounds, including a dramatic steeplechase sequence.

Lew Cody Aileen Pringle Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Columbia Theatre Evil Florence Ryerson Colin Clement Hobart Henley la Jolla Calif Casa Manana Universal Glenn Tryon Patsy Ruth Miller

Notley Faces Parole Choice To Quit Smoking

Fortuna California 21 year old Ethel Notley was taken into custody for throwing a lighted cigarette from a car. She must abstain from cigarettes for six months or serve thirty days in custody with parole revoked if she violates the terms.

Fortuna Cal Ethel Notley

Cautious Buyers Read the Classifieds Carefully

Cautious buyers are urged to read the Tribune Classified Ads carefully before acting. Advertisers remind readers that details vary by listing and that verification is advised.

Library and Columbia Week Program Listings

The listing shows a sequence of cinema and stage acts across two venues. At Library, aviation related film The Legion of the Condemned runs Monday to Wednesday with Dressed to Kill and Croska on Thursday and Friday, plus Vaudeville three acts Friday to Saturday and A Race for Life with Rin Tin Tin on Saturday. At Columbia, Mad Hour Modern Youth plays Monday and Tuesday, Wickedness Preferred with Lew Cody and Hot Heels with Horse Racing on Wednesday, and The Fortune Hunter with Syd Chaplin later in the week.

Legion of the Condemned

Legion of the Condemned Ends Showing Today

Two rising stars Lane Chandler and Barry Norton headline The Legion of the Condemned at Library Theatre for a final day run. Wray and Cooper lead with Wellman directing, noted for Wings.

Legion OF the Condem Legion of the Condemned Library Theatre Lane Chandler Barry Norton Chandler Young Norton Legion Fay Wray Garry Cooper William Wellman

Wages rise faster than living costs since 1913

The U S Department of Labor reports wage growth outpaced living expenses from 1913 to 1926. In 1920 hourly wages were 134 percent of 1913, while the 1920 cost of living reached 109 percent. Wages then dipped in 1921 and 1922 but remained about double 1913 levels, with 1926 buying 30.7 percent more per hour than prewar times.

Washington United States United States Department of Labor Statistics

Lions to broadcast roar from African camp

Americans may soon hear lions roaring from a lonely African camp with a plan to lure them toward a microphone. The broadcast aims for a 30 meter wavelength between 6 and 9 30 p m London daylight saving time, with short wave sets expected to pick up the concert.

London Africa

Wavering Faiths and Global Rumblings From a Tribune Page

A column mixes notes on Feng the Chinese figure’s religious shifts from Christianity to Communism and back toward Sun Yat Sen’s principles. It cites Princeton Patagonia findings, Esau’s radio wave experiments with mice, Canada’s wheat record and a new national park, Panamax canal impact, and Makhenine’s incombustible fuel for aircraft.

Home Made Poems and a Mother's Advice

A humorous poem and a satirical letter discuss a mother's advice to girls about courting and propriety. The poet's mother warns modest behavior while a reader notes modern dangers like alcohol and cars, challenging old guidance. The piece includes a punchy aside from Hitch Magee, a horse doctor, and ends with a signed note to the editor.

Hitch Magee Hitch

Motorist killed fleeing officer after red light chase

Reading, Pa Aug 22 A man believed to be William P. Rice of Bellefonte was killed yesterday when the stolen car he drove crashed into a telephone pole while escaping a policeman after running red lights. A second man crawled from the wreckage and fled with head injuries.

Reading William P. Rice Belefonte

Leading Role for Sarah Butler as NY Republican Chair

Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler daughter of Nicholas Murray Butler assumes the chair manship of the New York Republican State Committee following the death of George K Morris. She has served as vice chairman for the last four years.

Sarah Schuyler Butler Nicholas Murray Butler New York Republican State Committee George K. Morris

Sleep Excessive Sleep Is Vicious Habit

Dr H M Johnson University of Pittsburgh says sleep becomes a vicious habit when excessive Most people likely rest 6 1/2 to 9 hours But sleep harms when it interferes with active interests He studied 90 adults age 16 to 63 noting women rest longer and the mentally active sleep less CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully

Pittsburgh H. M. Johnson University of Pittsburgh Johnson

Boone home in Missouri to be restored this fall

The Daniel Boone homestead in St. Charles County Missouri will be restored this fall. Now owned by F A Cures of St. Louis the massive rock house features large rooms and great fireplaces. Interior work uses heavy walnut and has been in progress by skilled workers for nearly a year.

New Melle Daniel Boone St. Charles County F. A. Cures of St. Louis

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Warren CROOK Underworld Jill The Library Edmound Lowend Mary Astor Ben Bard Charles Morton Columbia the Tribune Winthrop W. Slocum Ian Marshal Feng Moscow China Kuomintang Party Sun Yat Sen Chinese Republic Feng Hell Yat Sen Confucius Princeton Patagonia South America Esau Jena Universty Canada Saskatchewan Ada Sam Panama Canal Northwest Europe Makhenine Paris New Tribune Grand Knights Racing & Tembatriodly Sara Kenage Mary Dilt Mar’m Ate Estata Mra Brenvn Brennan Want AD New York Henry Mount Morrie Park Weatha Bea Tes Warren Tribune Savings Bank Bank Trust T Company Takes Leading Role Boone Cody and Pringle the Legion OF the Condemned Vaudviller Russell & Mack Crouch & Moore William Fox Cee ‘Morton Cummings Youngsville Theatre Renee Adobee
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