Library vaudeville thrills in Warren with two acts
At the Warren Library Theatre vaudeville delights include The Happy Lawsons from Station WSAL who encore twice, Fred and Daisy Rial performing acrobatics and illusion, and Girls of the Golden West with saxophones. Feature film The Big Killing with Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton adds high energy, followed by Irene Rich in Beware of Married Men at the Columbia.
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Library Theatre
Lawsons
WSAL
Tlolb
Fred
Daisy Rial
Daisy
Golden West
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Beery
Hatton
Irene Rich
Columbia
Trene Rich
Warner Bros
Columbia Today
Jrane Rich
Myra Martin
Myra
Clyde Cook” Siso
Wmyrna Low
Stuart Holmes
Richard Tucker
Audrey Ferris
Hugh Allan
Stark Love at Columbia Saturday Promises Primitive Mountain Life On Screen
Paramounts Stark Love debuts Saturday at Columbia Theatre. Shot in the Great Smoky Mountains North Carolina, the film features mountaineers with little contact to modern society and uses no standard motion picture tricks. Rex Bell and Betty Collins are among the cast and crew drawing fresh Hollywood talent into a rugged frontier tale.
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Paramount
Columbia
South
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolin
Change in Bus Schedule for Warren to Shefield Route
RANE SHEFFIELD TRANSIT CO announces a 10 minute later departure from Warren at 5 10 p m starting Monday Oct 15 1928. The bus will reach Shefield at 5 50 p m to accommodate workers arriving after 5 p m.
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Warren
Sheffield
Rane-Sheffield Transit CO
Riches and brains and an aged brain warning
A column recalls President Harding's choice of Mellon as secretary of the treasury and lists the wealthiest industrialists Rockefeller Mellon Ford and Baker. It cites Dr. Tilney on brain aging and warns against unwise living. A plea seeks a pre 1890 electric Dos A Dos car for Henry Ford to aid a patent defense. Reports of alcohol poisonings in New York and large deaths among Chinese in Kansu province follow, with comments on Muslim fighters in western China and India under British rule.
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Harding
Mr. Mellon
Saint Augustine
the Treasury
Dir
Rockefeller
Mellon
Henry Ford
George F. Baker
Pope Company
New York
China
Kansu
India
Jackson Adams campaign of 1828 political clash
A digest recounts the Jackson Adams race of 1828, noting revolt and disunion talk, Old Hickory’s rise as a fighting candidate, and Adams’s restrained, loyal presidency. It lists electoral votes: Jackson 178 to Adams 83 for president and Calhoun 171 to Bush 83 and Smith 7 for vice president, as part of a series on presidential campaigns.
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Yuesterners
Statesman
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
New Orleans
Florida
Clay
House
John Quincy Adams
New West
Adams
Congress
Tennessee
Massachusetts
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Richard Bush
Pennsylvania
Willam Smith
Cautious buyers read the oil story and royal tie hints
The excerpt discusses Napoleon Bonaparte raising talent leading to an American girl marrying a Bernadotte prince in Sweden. It notes Russia's oil wealth, predicting 12,500,000 tons of oil for sale in a year and a pipeline to ship gasoline internationally. It urges investing in oil-backed stocks, not promises.
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Count Folice Bernadotte
Bernadotte
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Sweden
Russia
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Rex Bell
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Betty Collins
Hollywood High School
Fox Films
Charles Klein
Mary Brown
Raymond Cannon
Curberland Mountains
Long Holler
Frederick Tilney
Neurology
Columbia College
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United States
Columbia Amusement Cos.ata
Girls OF the
The
Happy Lawsons
Wallace Beery LW
Dusk edaley-VeRel
Mary Briar
Lane Chandler
Richard Jones
Beery & Hatton
Pathe
Sennett
Hobart Bosworth
Charles L. Mulligan
Mohammed
the Tribune
Gaertlapy
Sara Kenugen
Christopher Columbus
Hitch Magee
John
Hitch
Tabitha Frizzle
Ostergard and Son
White House
Youngsville Theatre
AL Wilson
Scotland
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