The Actress and Three Ring Marriage At Local Theatres
The Actress starring Norma Shearer opened yesterday at the Library theatre in Warren, with a lavish cast and strong performances led by Shearer as Rose Trelawney. Also on bill is Three Ring Marriage featuring Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes, praised for its suspenseful intrigue and circus setting, supported by Lawford Davidson and Yola dAvril.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Norma Shearer
Library Theatre
Arthur Wing Pinero
Trelawney
the Wells
Rose Trelawney
Miss Shearer
P. Heggie
Sir William Gower
Heggie
Ralph Forbes
Sidney Franklin
Owen Moore
Gwen Lee
Lee Moran
Roy D'Arcy
Willian Humphrey
Virginia Pearson
Effie Elisler
Andree Tourneur
Cyril Chadwick
Margaret Seddon
First National
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Columbia Theatre
Lawford Davidson
Alice White
Yola d’Avril
Harry
Tiny Earles
Miss Astor
Hughes
Davidson
Camel Market Hit by Modern Transport Surge
In Marrakech camel sale, good animals fetched 550 to 1000 francs as automobiles and aeroplanes dominate desert freight. Six wheeled vehicles now carry loads once trekked by camels, signaling a drastic shift in trade and transport. CAUTIGUS BUYERS urged to read Classified Ads and subscribe to The Tribune.
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Casablanca
Marrekech
Nightfall in the Meadows and Silence after Day
Nightfall brings dews and birdsong as roses pale and petals close. Nightingale sings while wildwood echoes and birds seek quiet nests. The sun fades crimson over the west as grasses rustle and streams ripple. Violet flowers sink to mossy beds. day wanes, and darkness envelops land and sea.
Mrs Eiker Found Guilty Of Murder In Gettysburg
In Gettysburg on August 31, Mrs Helen Wagner Eiker was found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting death of her husband Peter Biker. The jury, after nearly four hours deliberation, recommended leniency due to the defendant's advanced tuberculosis. A motion for a new trial was filed by defense counsel J Donald Swope and will be argued within a week. sentence will be deferred pending that argument.
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Gettysburg
U.P
Helen Wagner Eiker
Peter Biker
J. Donald Swope
D. P. McPherson
Eiker
Railroads earn more while sermons urge relief from poverty
A column notes July gains for thirty two U S railroads with 12.7 percent net income, and argues for eliminating poverty through science and jobs. It cites Rev Dr Auer of Tufts opposing pain and urging understanding over avoidance, and praises Hoover's acceptance speech for promising well paid work to erase poverty.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve
United States Steel
Auer
Tufts College
Herbert Hoover
Lincoln
Two People Die As Train Hits Auto in Columbus Suburb
A Pennsylvania train struck an automobile carrying Mr and Mrs Andre Carmichael and their daughter Edith near Marbet Cliff Columbus a suburb, killing Mrs Carmichael instantly and later fatally injuring Mr Carmichael. Edith suffered cuts and shock with injuries to the body.
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Columbus
U. P
Andre Carmichael
Edith
Hartford City
Ind
Marbet Cliff
Carmichael
Lineman Killed by High Tension Wire in Arrisburg
Arrisburg report says Charles Alexander a 23 year old lineman for Hartisburgh Light and Power Company died after contacting a high tension wire while splicing lines. He hung 25 feet above the street and despite four physicians and a pull motor, rescuers could not save him. Two other linemen freed him from the belt. The paper flags cautious buyers reading classifieds.
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Arrisburg
U. P
Charles Alexander
Hartisburgh Light and Power Company
Alexander
Attempt to Extort Money From Thaw's Mother
Pittsburgh police arrest William Beatty 42 on suspicion after a threatening letter demanded 5,000 from Harry K. Thaw's mother Mrs William Thaw and warned of harm to her son If not paid. Police report similar threats to other wealthy residents in Pittsburgh recently.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Mra
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
William Beatty
Beatty
Highland Park
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June Collyer
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the Tribune
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Birler
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Log Cuffer
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Youngsville Theatre
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Wanda & Seal
Leddy
Grace & Figler
Pathe News
Hal Roach
Johnny Hines
Wright Idea
Kayne
Warren High
Kaynee
Madras
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