Lone Eagle at Columbia Theatre features Keane and Kent
Universal drama The Lone Eagle stars Raymond Keane and Barbara Kent in a World War I aviators tale directed by Emory Johnson. The Columbia also screens Moon of Israel, Holy Week feature with Maria Corda, 50,000 actors, 3,000 Arabian horses, 1,900 chariots and 1,000 tons of costumes.
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Raymond Feane
Barbara Kent
Columbia Theatre Today
Ralph Blanchard
Emory Johnson
Lone Eagle
Sven
Sterling
Keane
Universal
Miss Kent
the Wampas
Motion Picture
Nigel Barrie
Jack Pennick
Don Stuart
Parker
Columbia Theatre
Esrael
Israel
Red Sea
Columbia
Meraph
Maria Corda
H. Rider Haggard
Raymond Keane
Beautiful chocolate baskets at CANDYLAND free names
A short notice lists Beautiful chocolate baskets and free name options at CANDYLAND, with unclear details and a contact line reading 229-21. The readable fragments suggest a promotional display or giveaway event tied to the candy shop.
The Garden of Allah at Library Theatre
A Rex Ingram Metro-Goldwyn picture from Robert Hichens novel shows Monday to Wednesday at Library Theatre. Alice Terry stars as Domini with Ivan Petrovich, a Serbian actor new to American audiences, in a desert romance about a Trappist monk torn between love and faith amid Sahara settings and a monastic vow.
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Library
Garden of Allah
Rex Ingram
Metro-Goldwyn
Robert Hichens
Sahara
Alice Terry
Domini
Ivan Petrovich
Amer-ican
Petrovich
Lely
Palm Sunday Visit to Crescent Floral Gardens
On March 31 2011 residents are invited to visit Crescent Floral Gardens for a Palm Sunday event. The community gathering highlights seasonal blooms and family activities amid spring decor.
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Crescent Floral Gardens
Ramblers avenge defeat in preliminary game
High school Ramblers, a varsity team, avenged a week old loss by Hodges Terrors with a 62 to 31 victory. Joey Massa sparked the win by scoring 18 points and grabbing two doubles while excelling from multiple positions. Hort Smith and Chuck Young led the losers with 11 and 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Chuck” Young
Aces Up—The A Be F Air Force in World War Part Three
European propaganda sought to undermine American confidence in aviation, labeling Europeans as economic patriots while accusing Americans of materialism. The piece argues to view actions through the opposing European lens to grasp the next chapter in the A Be F Air Force saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. F. Air Force
Mniane
Aircraft production and wartime plans debated in 1928 feature
An article recounts U S aircraft program costs and outcomes from World War I, detailing manufacturing totals, misused funds, and the shift to domestic aviation leadership. It notes Allied procurement payments, postwar accusations of theft, and the resurgence of American aviation strength by 1927, with emphasis on national pride and industry recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Europe
England
France
John F. Dille
We pack all eggs in boxes. CANDY LAND.
A brief line notes packaging eggs into boxes with a playful heading CANDY LAND and a date 3 23 25, suggesting a local feature or event tied to a packaging theme.
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London Daily Express
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Part
Pavania OU Co
Warren, Pa
Tribune
Pavania Company
Germany
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Mack
Gibson
Oscars
Driscoll
Estercere
Ques- Smith
Young
Bandinelli
Massa
H. Conroy
M. D'Aubigny
M. Daniel Vincent
M. Vincent
Bis
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Air Board
Great Britain
Frances FE. Morse
Fifth Avenue
DeHaviland
Airplansa
Auckland
N. Z
Puerto Plata
Dominican Republic
Cutgate
Canada
B. V. Lesser
Warren Lav
Teail of the Tiger
Captain Kid
Krazy
Kat
Marie Corda
Arlette Marchal
Mordaunt Hall
New York Times
Harriette Underhill
Roxy Theatre
Joesph McElliott
Mirror
It Savings Kust Company
Hill
Austin Anderson
Youngsville Theatre
Good Time
Blake
Scotland Yard
Tae
Hake
al Weber and Company
White Bros
Haig Prieste
Tim McCoy
William Nigh
Joan Crawford
the Collegians
Rex Ingrams
Lindbergh
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