Galloping Fury and Wagon Show Feature in Columbia Program
Hoot Gibson stars in Galloping Fury at the Columbia theater with a Western plot about a beauty mud near a volcanic spring. The cast includes Sally Rand and Wallace Beery among others. Also, Wagon Show headlines the Library program with Ken Maynard in a galloping comedy romance and vaudeville acts plus The Collegians.
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Columbia
Hoot Gibson
Universal
Peter B. Eyne
Arthur Statter
Charles Logue
Sally Rand
Otis Harlan
Frank Beal
Ed Coxen
Duke R. Lee
Pewee Holmes
Black Hawk
M) Asher
Library
Collegians
Campus Pictures
Ken Maynard
Hack and Mack
Jamestown Theater Changes Favor Trade In Warren Campaign
Jamestown Journal reports shifts in cinema programs: Palace will host vaudeville and non first run photoplays, Shea’s drops vaudeville, and films move to intermediate pricing. Winter Garden books first run pictures with Vitaphone, likely affecting Sarvis and Parker as they face new competition.
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Jamestown Theatera
Warren
Palace Theater
Jamestown Journal
Shea
Winter Garden
George Sarvis
Manley Parker
Jamestown
Psychiatrist Attacks High Brow Movie Critics Versus Morons
Dr Louis E Birsch of New York Polyclinic Hospital defines moron as anyone who disagrees with you. He spoke on morons in Photoplay Magazine amid debates over moving picture audiences. The exchange questions high brow attitudes in critics and readers alike.
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Photoplay
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Merna Kennedy
Syd Chaplin
England
Hollywood
Europe
Louis E. Birsch
Parts of Wrecked Naval Plane Found Near Cape Charles
Navy divers located two wreckage components four miles south of Cape Charles City Virginia on the eastern shore. The rudder and starboard horizontal stabilizer were identified as from the ill fated aircraft. Officials say the pieces indicate airmen perished when the plane crashed between Hampton Roads Virginia and Annapolis Maryland.
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Navy Department
Cape Charles City
Chesapeake
Navy
Hampton Roads
Iva
Annapolis
Quotation Prize Offer From Pavania Co. in Warren Pa
A competition offers five gallons of gasoline to the author of the first correct answer to a Shakespearean line printed in the Tribune partnership. It notes February 25 as the quotation date from Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner and credits Donald Samuelson of Russell Street with the first correct response.
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The
Pavania . Or Co
Warren, Pa
Tribune
Pavania Company
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Donald Samuelson
Russell Street
Taxes You May Deduct On Federal Returns 1927 Guide
The article explains which taxes are deductible for the 1927 tax year. Personal property and real estate taxes are deductible, while local benefit taxes for streets or drainage are not. State income taxes are deductible, as are federal estate taxes and customs duties. Admission taxes are deductible with proper records. Guess work is not accepted and deductibility applies to the person taxed.
Starbrick Girl 18 Amateur Winner at Library Theatre
Little Miny Fitzgerald of Star brick, under six, won first prize at the Library Theatre Amateur Night on Friday for two recitations with the most applause. Vera Wincriter of 509 Waterstreet earned second prize for dancing and singing, while Hartley Homebury and Albert Johnson received third money for square dance tunes on violin and piano. Community Chest dollars are spent in Warren.
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Little Miny Fitzgerald
Starbrick
Library Theatre
Vera Wincriter
Waterstreet
Hartley Homebury J
Albert Johnson
Aces Up: Lafayette Esquadron Knights of the Air
The tale recalls the Lafayette Escadrille, famed American volunteers in World War I air combat whose daring deeds inspired Allied nations and boosted morale during the early air war.
Thenault and the Escadrille Americaine at Luxeuil
Captain Georges Thenault leads the American pilots at Luxeuil through acclimation, training, and early air trials. The piece recalls Thenault’s tactful leadership, the French squadrons’ open camaraderie, and the arrival of the Nieuport fighters, followed by the first patrols and German sorties in mid May.
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Luxeuil
Georges Thenault
Escadrille Americaine
James Norman Hall
Lafayette Flying Corps
Hall
Thenault
de Lange de Meux
de Messon-Rouge
Verveir-Fauvery
Lufbery
N 124
Washington
Wiliam Thaw
Pittsburgh
Escadrille Caudron 32
Thaw
Caudron
Ib ‘Norman Price
Boston
France
Avord
Pau
Happe
Rhine
Plaa
Habsheim
McConnell
Luxeuil-Baines
Luxeuil of the Baths
Golden Apple
Wieuports
Nieuports
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