London After Midnight and The Cat and the Canary at Warren
Two mystery films open in Warren with London After Midnight at Library and The Cat and the Canary at Columbia. Lon Chaney dominates London After Midnight with shifting disguises and suspenseful murder twists, while both features blend humor and horror to sustain tension and strong audience intrigue.
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Library
Columbia
Warren Theatres
London
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Cat and Canary film praised for mystery and Leni’s staging
Columbia review hails The Cat and the Canary as a successful screen version of John Willard’s play with Laura La Plante in the lead. The piece notes Cobwebs hidden passages and a clever staging by Paul Leni, supported by an strong cast including Forrest Stanley and Martha Mattox, while warning that the ending is withheld per the manager’s request.
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Ciiies
John Willard
Manley Parker
Avery Peel Mance
Tully Marshall
Cyrus West
Laura la Plante
Cordera
Paul Leni
Leni
Forrest Stanley
Martha Mattox
Creighton Hale
Gertrude Astor
Plora Finch
Arthur Edio
Carew
Miss la Plante
Library listings mix of films and shows this week
The schedule lists London After Midnight on Tues and Wed after midnight labeled Terror. The Noose features Fri with gangsters, Amateur Night on Fri, The Circus Ace with stunts Sat. The Cat and the Canary is shown Tue and Wed as Mystery, Racing Romeo on Thu and Fri, Shanghaied High Seas on Sat.
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London
Circus
Smith-Horton Co elects officers at annual meetings
F. C. Smith was elected president of Smith & Horton company and Glendora Products at the annual stockholders meetings. Smith & Horton elected J. A. Aaron as vice president and manager, M. R. Overturn as treasurer, and R. W. Whitehill as secretary. Directors include C. Smith, P. R. Smith, KE. H. Smith and W. Smith. Glendora officers include R. W. Whitehill as vice president and manager, J. A. Aaron as treasurer, and M. B. Overturf as secretary.
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F. C. Smith
Smith & Horton Company
Glendora Products Company
J. A. Aaron
M. R. Overturn
R. W. Whitehill
C. Smith
P. R. Smith
KE. H. Smith
W. Smith
M. B. Overturf
No Solid Matter and a World in Turmoil
A fragment from today’s page discusses the claim that there is no solid matter, reports Mexico closing convents and religious schools with twenty nuns arrested, then an earthquake shakes the region. It contrasts harsh anti graft justice in the Trans Caucasian area with Bolshevik executions, and recalls Lloyd George noting American business influence in South American trade.
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Mexico
Lloyd George
Brazil
Jury report changes cut costs for March term
Judge D A Arird orders first grand and traverse jurors to report for the March term of quarter sessions with grand jurors on March 5 and traverse jurors on March 6 to save about 203 dollars. Twenty four grand and 52 traverse jurors, including 23 women among the traverse group, are named in the published list. Each juror receives four dollars per day and mileage at 2 1/2 cents per mile for travel.
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Grand
Traverse
D. A. Arird
Quarter Sessions Court
Grand and Uaveros
Arird
Phe
George Leavy
Archie Bowen
Sheffield
W. Boyd
George Combs
Warren
First Ward
S. J. Carr
Bear Lake Borough
John Clicquennei
Glade
R. J. Clawson
Corydon
Madge Christenson
Frank Dyke
Freehold
Fogel
Kinzua
D. F. Groscost
Limestone Township
Dewey F. House
Chester Holt
Arthur Hamblin
Conewango
Luther Lindahl
Mead
Henry Larsen
Harry Mahan
Farmington
Seth Norton
Viditcute
Lenus Oberg
John Oberg
Tidicute
T. A. Snow
M. E. Stover
Charlotte Sinclair
Monroe Upton
Pittafield
A. d. Way
Columbus Township
Charles Anderson
Harold Birchard
Jessie Bright
Mabel Bucktin
Tidfoute
C. M. Bush
Youngsville
Harry Bloomer
Elk Township
Lena Baker
Mead Township
Harry Courson
Tidioute
J. R. Calkins
Broken- Straw Township
Carl A. Casperson
L. A. Carlson
Katie Copeland
Margaret A. Day
D. T. Duke
O. W Eames
Grace Emmerson
Emil Erickson
Jane Fields
Albert Fisher
Ida Geer
Bernice Gill
Bion Hall
A. Hutchinson
Eldred
J. E. Hazeltine
Blanche Howard
CG. A. Jackson
Clarendon
Anna Juline
Lottie M. Northrup
Dora Olson
Vern Olds
Bessie Park
Mes
Arthur Quist
C. M. Sprangue
Anna Sharman
Esther Smith
Brokenstraw
G. J. Schuler
Fern Thompson
Myra Titus
CAUTIOUS BUYERS Read The Classified Ads Carefully
A clipped courtroom exchange prompts readers to scrutinize classified ads as cautious buyers. The transcript shows a lawyer pressuring a witness while a note hints at consumer caution.
Lindbergh’s Air Tale Kicks Off New York Race Chapter
Colonel Lindbergh narrates his life and the 1926 air racing season. The narrative covers the On to New York civilian race, mechanical woes from Denver to San Francisco, a dramatic in-flight fire near Evanston, and jumbled delays through Rawlins Salt Lake City Battle Mountain and Oakland. It then describes later career steps, National Guard service, air mail contracts, and the birth of an American air transport network, ending with a note that the story continues tomorrow.
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New York
Denver
San Francisco
Rawlins
Wyoming
Evanston
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake Desert
Battle Mountain
Nevada
Batle Mountain
Sierra Nevada Range
Oakland
California
San Francisco Bay
Crissey Field
Lovelocks
Sidney
Nebras
Lincoln
St. Louis
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
Air Mail
One Hundred and Tenth Observation Squadron
Thirty-Fifth Division
Missouri National Guard
Lambert Field
J.N
National Guard
Guard
Army
San Antonio
Post Office Department
Chicago
Maywood
Dinos
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Loui
The
United States
Post Office
Department of Commerce
Miller Hill News Roundup Brings Local Visitors and Activities
Meadville visitors include Mrs. Roy Nelson at the Anderson home. A. J. Lawson, 81, was seen hauling loads on the hills. Bloomgren returns from the lumber camp to the farm. J. G. Peterson plans to haul firewood from the McKinney farm. Mrs. Stephen Barto attended a quilting at Mrs. W. A. Mortman's. C. J. Carlson and W. A. Hartman were in North Warren on business. Gertrude Anderson visited the Hartman home. J. R. Miller made a business call in Warren. J. R. Anderson and another man killed and sold a fine call last Friday. The Steele family from Clarendon visited W. A. Hartman. Classified ads urged cautious buying and subscription to The Tribune.
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W. A. Mortman
C. J. Carlson
W. A. Hartman
North Warren
Gertrude Anderson
Hartman
J. R. Miller
Warren
J. R. Anderson
Don
S. O. Steele
Clarendon
All Night Parties Warn Youth Against Late Hours
Grace Methodist revival speaker Professor Warin urged about 150 youths to avoid all night parties and choose Christian friends to keep minds strong. He said Christian pleasure brings fuller joy and warned against dancing cards poker and drinking. The church dinner featured baked ham potatoes corn salad and desserts. Ruth Joshua of Erie read poems Seeing Things at Night Castor On, and several songs heightened the event.
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Warin
Aid Society of the Church
Ruth Joshua
Erie
Margaret Joshua
Eugene Field
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Pasadena
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Pasadens
Smith-Horton CO
Glendora Co
Leonid Novikoff
Youngsville Theatre
Lewis Stone
Prince of Headwriters
Liberty Magazine
Comedy—Society
J Elmer D. James
B. V. Lesser
Lindbergh
Louis Bierrot
English Channel
Paris
Tribune
Columb, Oe
Leura la Manis
Feighten Hale
George Legmann
Fox
THUR
Red Grange
Bev A
Cuantew Chase Bay
Pathe News
Aesop's Fables
Richard Barthelmess
the Noose
Ducal
Rowles
Wyeth Chemical Co
Mont La-Sulpher
Meer Fe Ave
Alw
Jobe K Downer
Mavs
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