Private Life of Helen of Troy on at Columbia Theatre
Carey of First National previews a satirical film version of John Erskine’s tale The Private Life of Helen of Troy opening for three days at the Columbia Theatre. The production abandons conventional myths, offering a modern spoof of the ancient legend with bold, nontraditional humor.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues and Hiring Notice
Women graduates of Oxford or Cambridge are being engaged as saleswomen by a large London store. Cautious buyers read the Classified Ads carefully. Subscribe for The Tribune.
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Popularity of a Teen Star Draws Thousands of Letters
The article notes a teen girl averaging 6 500 letters weekly from admirers worldwide. It highlights Ciara Bow receiving 6 359 letters per week and states she is among many stars who attract such fan mail.
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The Private Life of Helen of Troy on Screen
A radical new approach to Helen of Troy adapts Erskine's novel with Maria Corda as Helen, Lewis Stone as Menelaus, and Ricardo Cortez as Paris. The production, directed and produced by Thomas H. Ince, promises a fresh, provocative take with a wide supporting cast and a focus on character flaws and humor rather than conventional screen fare.
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Grand Jury Rests in Rum Investigation
A federal grand jury probing a Pittsburgh rum syndicate rested after nearly 500 witnesses were questioned. Indications suggest more witnesses will be called when the probe resumes, with a decision unlikely for a week or ten days. Italy electrifies 320 miles of railways and will exceed 1,000 miles with current.
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Run Tin Tin to Appear at Library Tonight in Jaws of Steel
Police dog star Run-Tin-Tin headlines a Library screening tonight in the adventure film Jaws of Steel. The program showcases the famed canine’s role with the police drama.
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AVIATION THRILLS AT COLUMBIA TODAY
Al Wilson, famed stunt aviator, endures a terrifying moment during a wing sequence in Sky High Saunders at the Columbia. He is saved when his sparring partner helps him back to the wing. Elsie Tarron leads opposite Wilson with Frank Rice and Bud Osborne in supporting roles. Bruce Mitchell directed the film. Betty Bronson returns to Hollywood after The Bellamy Trial. Germany, France, England, and Italy produced numerous feature films last year.
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Insurance explains fire losses and coverage
When a fire destroys property and disrupts business, two losses occur. Property damage and lost profits threaten continuity. Fire insurance covers property destruction while business interruption insurance protects profits during rebuilding.
Insurance and Banking Ad for Warren Savings Bank Building
An insurance and banking ad lists B. V. Lesser, Warren Savings Bank Building, phone 2140, rooms 802 and 304. The notice promotes services and office locations within the building.
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Pittsburgh papers raise price to three cents
Pittsburgh dated May 21 reports that the Press and the Sun-Telegraph announce a price hike from two to three cents for their daily editions while Sunday papers stay at ten cents. The Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh's morning paper, has long sold for three cents.
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Upper classes dying out and lower class rise warned
The piece argues about social class shifts and fears of a rising lower class undermining the upper echelon. It cites Dr Huntington from Yale and references Abraham Lincoln Clemenceau Lloyd George Kemal Pasha and alphabet reforms as part of a broader discussion on societal change and preferred reforms such as metric measures.
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