New York Critics Review Four Sons and East Side West Side
A New York critic calls Four Sons a mother story ruined by Hollywood excess though strong early material remains. East Side West Side, from Columbia, features George O’Brien and Virginia Valli amid gang warfare, romance, and high life as the three day run opens.
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New York
Mutterchen Bernie
Margaret Mann
John Ford
East Side
West Side
Columbia
Felix Riesenberg
Christopher Morley
George O’brien
Virginia Valli
J. Farrell McDonald
June Collyer
Holmes Herbert
Johnny Dooley
Dove Davidson
Dan Wolheim
Jeaxie
Louis Wolheim
Park Avenue
Wil
Rex
Columbia Today
George O'Brien
Taxable status of government wages under income tax proviso
A discussion explains that compensation paid to state or subdivision officers and employees is non taxable if tied to essential governmental functions. Governors, mayors, teachers, and police or fire personnel fit, while municipal utilities workers and certain fee based services are taxable. Continuous employment defines eligibility. final note mentions Community Chest dollars remaining in Warren.
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Upstate
Movie lineup at East Side West Side and more
The listing shows daily screenings at East Side West Side including My Best Girl with Mary Pickford, Serenade with Adolph Menjou, Amateur Night, The Chaser, The Chinese Parrot intrigue, Wild Beauty featuring Equine, and Saturday Prime The Chaser or similar.
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East Side
West Side
Mary Pickford at the Library This Week
Mary Pickford heads the Library bill today tomorrow and Wednesday in My Best Girl a boy and girl romance with comedy. Charles Rogers co stars with Hobart Bosworth Lucien Littlefield Sunshine Hart Evelyn Hall Mack Swain Avonne Taylor Carmelita Geraghty John Junior Sam Taylor directing. Thursday and Friday Serenade stars Adolphe Menjou in a departure role. Saturday Barry Langdon appears in The Chaser.
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Mary Pickford
Library
Charles Rogers
Kathleen Norris
Colliers Weekly
Hobart Bosworth
Lucien Littlefield
Sunshine Hart
Evelyn Hall
Mack Swain
Avon
Hotel Owner Beaten to Death in Pittsburgh
Police investigated the death of John Spehar a 35 year old hotel owner who was fatally beaten with a pick handle and shot in the chest early yesterday Spehar and his wife returned to their garage when three men emerged from the rear as he unlocked the doors Two assailants dragged Mrs Spehar from the car choked her senseless and fled after the shooting and beating of her husband
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Pittsburgh
U.P
John Spehar
Spehar
Time Extended Offer for Wiring with Free Iron
Time extended until April 1 to sign up for wiring a house with ten months to pay and receive an electric flat iron free. Positively the last chance to get an iron free. C. Beckley, 3-5-31.
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C. Beckley
Veterans to Hold Open House at Hall Tuesday
Veterans from the G A R and the V F W will open the post rooms on the fourth floor of the Hoffman building at 343 Pennsylvania Avenue for public inspection Tuesday from 2 to 10 pm. The collection includes 153 photographs and civil war to world war memorabilia. An officers’ card party is planned tonight, with both groups inviting friends to attend.
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Pennsvania Avenue
Weat
Hoffman
WY. F W
Raetics
Warren
Eben N. Ford
Philadelphia
G. A. BR. Post
H. R. McCalmont
L. P Rogers
D. G. Blackman
T. C. Reig
Pennsylvania Revenue Building
First American Victory Sparks Esquadrille Rise
On May 18, 1916, Kiffin Rockwell downed a German two-seater near Hartmannsweilerkopf, delivering the first US air victory. His burst destroyed the crew and plane as it fell behind French lines, while Rockwell’s memoir recounts the dramatic battle and the Medaille Militaire as a likely honor. The Escadrille then moved to Bar-le-Duc, drawing famed French aces and expanding its ranks with new pilots from Pau and transfers from the French Escadrille.
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Kiffin Rockwell
Slone
Mulhouse
Hartmannsweilerkopf
Rockwell
Medaille Militaire
Escadrille
Bar-le-Duc
Guynemer
Nungesser
Fonck
France
Verdun
Roufberry
Balsley
Charles Chateau Johnson
Dudley Hill
Ramsay
Pau
Didier Masson
Paul Pavelka
James Bach
Thaw
Fokker
Fokkers
United States
Germany
Escadrille Americaine
Victor Chapman
Boelke
Lafayette Esquadrille’s feats lift Allied spirits in war skies
A historical account recalls the Lafayette Escadrille as knights of the air whose bold deeds inspired Allied nations in World War I. It details heroic dogfights above Verdun, Thaw and Rockwell overcoming German forces, and the fledgling era of aerial warfare shaping future tactics and morale.
Who Wrote This Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot
A 1910s style verse puzzle asking who wrote the line Should auld acquaintance be forgot with a prize offer from Pavania Oil Co Warren PA. Readers mailed correct author to win five gallons of gasoline. The quotation echoed in Redyard Kipling style and credited to Kipps or Kipling with a prior winner named Dorothy White.
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Pavania Oil Co
Warren
Tribune
Pavania Company
God of
Redyard
Dorothy White
North South Street
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Shriners
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Paradise
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Brother Shriner
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Richthofen
Richard Calkins
Allen Dwan
William Fox
Astory
Todlay
George Obrien
Virginia Vallis
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Donald
Mmes Herbert
Dooley
Dore Davidson
Felir Alesande
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Great Gump Comedy News
Tues
America
Para- Live
Amy
Pathe News
Our Gang
Adolphe Menjou
Fables
B. V. Lesser Insurance
Warren Savings Bank
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