Ladies of the Mob Opens at Library Theatre in Warren
Clara Bow stars in Ladies of the Mob a gritty underworld drama directed by William Wellman. The production used Los Angeles police on location amid street action and danger to bystanders.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1928
Page
3
Clara Bow stars in Ladies of the Mob a gritty underworld drama directed by William Wellman. The production used Los Angeles police on location amid street action and danger to bystanders.
Floodwaters from Big Creek inundated about one third of Bays Kansas, forcing hundreds to flee homes. Kansas State Teacher's College buildings had three to six feet of water, with second stories visible in many residences. Six to eight inches of rain fell near Hays Ellis and Great Bend, raising the creek to flood stage. No lives were reported lost. Damaged elevators in Ellis stored wheat. thousands of bushels were soaked and field wheat suffered damage.
Four nude couples were driven from a bathing pool at Kensington S 1 by police. The group left in expensive motor cars for the exclusive Long Island residential district after the security action.
Irene Rich stars as Fritzi Foy in Powder My Back at the Columbia Theatre. Supporting cast includes Andrew Ferris Andra Beranger Adnies Randolf Carrol Nye and Cissy Fitzgerald as the musical comedy star seeks revenge and finds romance. Director Roy Del Ruth. Robert Lord wrote the screenplay from Jerome Kingaton's original.
Tack Knight returned to Omaha after engine trouble and a forced landing at Grand Island and Pueblo during a non stop bid from New York to Los Angeles. He flew the Buhl Sesaui with Ettienne Dornay, designer of the plane, and suffered a defective spark plug that ended the trip.
Cincinnati July 30 There will be another steamboat race on the Ohio river. Chris Greene captain of the Chris Greene defeated the Betsy Ann of Pittsburgh from Cincinnati to New Richmond Ohio and accepted a challenge from Melvin Erwin captain of the Senator Cordill. The contest may run on the upper Ohio from Gallipolis to Pomeroy with date set after the two steamers meet early next week. The Cordill operates Pittsburgh to Gallipolis and bets $500 it can beat the Chris Greene.
Pittsburgh July 30 Ted Harris 18 of Wilkes Barre Pa says a taxicab driver beat and robbed him of $6 after taking him to a deserted street and forcing surrender with a revolver. Harris suffered a fractured arm three broken ribs and cuts and bruises. He was found an hour later by a passing motorist and taken to a hospital while en route from Columbus to his home. A separate note reports Bob Cruickshank making a hole in one at Progress Country Club on July 28 after surgery in April.
A playful verse about a youth known as the Groceryman's boy and a narrator who adores him. The poem imagines his charm, bright hair and sea green eyes, and hints at future plans of joining the shop as an assistant as readers are invited to respond to the Tribune with local ideas.
Four men were reported burned to death when a heavy storms loosened rail on the Burlington near Guernsey Wyoming. A 96 car freight derailed spilling crude oil, leading to an explosion and a fire that burned for miles along the Platte river. Rescue efforts failed as one box car was buried under a blazing car.
Manila July 30 A P report says Mayon Volcano on Luzon is erupting more violently with new lava flows and ash clouds. Streams pour down its flank as tremors continue. residents evacuated and crops destroyed. In Steubenville a teen drowns when a car plunges into a creek after a curve is missed. Howard Spargrove 19 of Washington, D C, dies. John Collins 22 of Caldwell, N J, is hurt. two others lightly injured.
General Motors sales rose 26.4 percent in half a year as the paper notes a shift in executive careers. Francis White Emerson of Boston gifts to the British Museum a Wiliam Blake collection valued at over 250000 dollars. Blake sold his watercolors for eighteen cents each. The piece ends with reflection on genius and its rewards.
The article reflects on Captain Robert Dollar of the Pacific coast nearing his sixth world voyage at eighty five and his impact in showing Americans the world. It contrasts maritime leadership with industrial strain in Britain and the United States, noting railroad pay cuts, textile lockouts, and government rate powers. It also mentions Coolidge fishing anecdotes and Paris fashion trends returning to.Plays.
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