Theatrical Star Ted Shawn Writers Status and Dance Works
Ted Shawn of Ziegfeld Follies, appearing at the Library Theatre May 14, has published two books and a deluxe brochure Gods Who Vance. He contributes to Theatre magazine Dance Magazine and papers, and his book The American Ballet is a major American treatise on dance. Shawn and Miss St Denis photographed Far East dances for Dance Magazine during the Denishawns Oriental tour.
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Columbia Picture
Columbia Theatre
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Lois Moran
Paramount
Miss Moran
Lois
Red Cross
Voronina
Donald Keith
Alyce Mills
Larry Kent
Gareth Hughes
Charles Lane
Rowland V. Lee
Rustic act at Library theatre wins warm applause
A rustic act titled Brownlees Hickville Follies drew heavy applause at the Library theatre last night. Walter Beck and company offered a witty rural revue with new tricks, songs by Alexander Maural, and a playful mix of peasants and masquerades. Louise Lorraine leads the on screen cast with charm as the troupe showcases a blend of comedy and magic.
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Metro-Goildwyn-Mayer
George K. Arthur
Library’ Theatre
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Ex-Chief Held in Dynamite Plot Near Scranton
Robert Rogo former Old Forge police chief was arrested as he prepared to sail to Europe and held on 31000 bail for conspiring to dynamite the home of Frank Berger then Burgess of Old Forge on November 16 1927. John Thomas jailed with him also freed on bail despite missing the hearing by a private detective who filed the charges.
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Vasa Lodge Members Meet to Plan Benson Funeral
Members of the Vasa Lodge are requested to meet at 7:30 PM in their hall to arrange attendance at the funeral of Alfred Benson. The notice is dated May 11.
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Vasa Lodge
Alfred Benson
Visitors welcomed at Warren hospitals for National Hospital Day
Visitors will tour Warren General Hospital and North Warren State Hospital on National Hospital Day marking Florence Nightingale's 108th birth anniversary. At Warren State Hospital tours run from 9 12 and 2 4, guided by experienced supervisors, while Warren General hosts 2 5 with directors guiding and tea in the nurses’ home. Governor Fisher praised the hospital’s upkeep during a 1930s visit, noting the old building and well-run grounds, and suggesting an extra operating room though space is lacking.
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General Hospital
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American Aviator O Neill Crashes Near Minas Argentina
Dispatches relay that American aviator O Neill crashed his plane near Minas in Argentina while flying from Florianopolis to Porto Alegre. The aircraft was destroyed and O Neill is reported seriously injured after hours missing.
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Porto Alegre
State school bands to compete in Harrisburg contest
Harrisburg hosts a Pennsylvania school band contest on May 12 with a dozen bands from across the state competing for the Class A trophy. The event is organized by M Claude Rosenberry of the Department of Public Instruction with the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music and the Music Supervisors National Conference coordinating similar state events.
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Department of Public Instruction
National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
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School Band Contest at Joliet May 24 26 in Illinois
About forty bands from across the country compete for the national trophy at Joliet Illinois May 24 to 26. M Rosenberry invites C M Tremaine to attend the Pennsylvania contest. Preliminary contests were held at Lehighton and Grove City where Liberty High School and New Castle Band won Class A and B respectively.
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Ilinois
M. Rosenberry
C. M. Tremaine
National Bureau
Pennsylvania
Lehighton
Grove City
New Castle
Woodlawn High School
D. Liberty High School
Treasury balance largest in history in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May IL 1925 The Pennsylvania state treasury balance reached a record high of 71 million 143 thousand 242 dollars and 12 cents according to Secretary Samuel Lewis. The general fund held 32 million 539 thousand 192 dollars and 72 cents and the motor fund 28 million 69 thousand 216 dollars and 51 cents. The balance exceeds the 1924 total by about 50 million dollars.
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May IL
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Motor Fund
Gasoline Price Drops 21 Cents in Pennsylvania and Delaware
Philadelphia May 10 The Atlantic Refining Company announced a gasoline price cut effective today to 21 cents in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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Atlantic Refining Company
Pennsylvania
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