Greta Garbo Cast As Spy In Library Theatre Film
Greta Garbo stars as a beautiful Russian spy in The Mysterious Lady, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature opening Thursday at the Library Theatre. Conrad Nagel plays the Austrian officer who alternately charms and betrays, with Fred Niblo directing and a strong supporting cast including Gustav von Seyffertitz and Edward Connelly. Philippe De Lacy, the child actor famed for his turn in Murnau's 4 Devils, rises from war-torn ruins to screen stardom, while Excess Baggage closes its Library Theatre run as Cruze emphasizes emotional impact over action.
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Greta Garbo
Library
Europe
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Garbo
Conrad Nagel
Fred Niblo
Bess Meredyth
Ludwig Wolff
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Edward Connelly
Jackie Coogan
Philppe de Lacy
Murnau
Edith de Lacy
Hollywood
Fox
Brian
Library Theatre
James Cruze
Cruze
Local News Quietly Updates Titusville Area
Mrs Iona Black has returned home from Titusile hospital in serious condition. Miss Barbara Belknap and Charles Haines wed on September 10. Florence Anderson, Warren High student, visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Hebbs of Phoenix visited Marvin Brown. Jenson Smiths drove to Johnson City New York to see Wis Norma Wynn. Iola and Ralph Ongley, staying with grandparents, returned to Titusville. Dana Larimer Hydetown, visited. C L Walker family and Ethel Cardillo visited Meadville. Harry Stedman moved his family from A G Vroman farm. Arlo Vaoman remodeling home. Delmer Williams family weekend in Pittsburgh. Miller of Meadville visited. Wells of North East spent Sunday with Arthur Bimber. Bimber accompanied Wells to North East for a few days. VNSIE cautious buyers read the Classified Ads carefully The Tribe advertising available.
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Spring Creek Road
Iona Black
Titusile Hospital
Barbara Belknap
Charles Haines
Grand Valley
Florence Anderson
Warren High School
John Anderson
Hebbs
Phoenix
Arizona
Marvin Brown
Jenson Smith
Johnson City
N. Y
Wils
Norma Wynn
Iola
Ralph Ongley
Jensen Smith
Titusville
Dana Larimer
Hydetown
Walling Back at Columbia with Sue Carol in key sequence
Columbia presents Walking Back featuring Richard Walling Robert Edeson Arthur Rankin Fane Keckley Florence Turner and Ivan Lebedeff. Rupert Julian directs a party sequence praised as jazzy peppy and original with Sue Carol in a lead role appealing to younger audiences.
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de Mille Studio
Sue Carol
Richard Walling
Robert Edeson
Arthur Rankin
Fane Keckley
Florence Turner
Ivan Lebedeff
Rupert Julian
Local News and Socials From Sheffield and Surrounding Areas
Clair Martin and Shannon Wilson of Akron visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs. A. R. Wrederle and children of Ene visited her mother Mrs. C. B. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenks and children of Kinzua spent Sunday with kin. Walter Lepsch of Rochester, N Y, visiting relatives. Earl Easton moved his family to rooms above the Utopia theatre. The McIntosh family vacated. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hanson and daughter motored to Westfield, N Y. W. Barr left for Savannah, Ga., to spend the winter. Mrs. Keith Weiser returned from Warren General Hospital. Mothers Department and W C T U meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Gibson. Mrs. C. E. Ludgren in charge. Mrs. John Wolfe hosted a bridge party. first prize to Mrs. L. O. Eisenhauer. Lunch followed. Lavern Swartzinger and family of Warren spent the weekend with relatives. James Ferry and baby of Brownwood, Texas visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Swartzinger. Funeral services for Darrell Johnson were held at the Johnson home. meningitis claimed the five-year-old. Interment in Sheffield Cemetery. J B Washburn moved into James Jones residence on Main Street. Art Hanson injured a rib at CG P L Co. yard in Kinzua. Advertisement notes for The Trains.
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Sheffield
Clair Martin
Shannon Wilson
Akron
Ohio
A. R. Wrederle
Ene
C. B. Mason
Curtis Jenks
Kinzua
Walter Lepsch
Rochester
Earl Easton
Utopia Theatre
McIntosh
E. C. Jones
Gilbert Hanson
Westfield
N. Y
W. Barr
Savannah
Georgia
Keith Weiser
Warren General Hospital
Mothers Department
Harry Gibson
C. E. Ludgren
John Wolfe
Church Street
L. O. Eisenhauer
Lavern Swartzinger
Warren
James Ferry
Baby
Brownwood
Texas
Jake Swartzinger
Mill Street
Darrell Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Dunham Street
Sheffield Cemetery
J.B. Washburn
James Jones
Main Street
Art Hanson
CG. P. L. Co
Polk Wins Historic 1844 Election Over Clay and Birney
The 1844 race nominates Polk as Democrat dark horse with Dallas, defeating Clay and Frelinghuysen. Polk vows Texas annexation, risking war with Mexico, while Birney skims anti slavery votes. Polk’s win expands U S territory and seeds future heroes. This is the fifteenth digest in a thirty-five part series.
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Tyler
White House
Baltimore
James K. Polk
Polk
Tennessee
Jackson
Hermitage
Texas
Mexico
Henry Clay
Birney
George M. Dallas
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Theodore Frélinghousen
New Jersey
South Carolina
A Polk
Dallas
Clay
Frelinghuysen
Morris
Union
Military Funeral Planned by Legion for Soldier Son
American Legion officials planned to contact William Sutton of 100 Dobson Avenue to arrange a military funeral for his son Private Ralph D. Sutton U S Army who died in the Philippine Islands on October 7. The telegram from the War Department notified the elder Sutton, who enlisted in 1913 and later re-enlisted after World War I, of the death. The body will be brought home for burial. He is survived by his father, one brother Howard Sutton of 100 Dobson Avenue, and four sisters Mrs Fred W Casen 100 Dobson Avenue Mrs Charles Nielson and Mrs John Ol 500 West Fifth Avenue and Mrs Mayme Hagen of Cassand rare.
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American Legion
William Sutton
Dobson Avenue
Sutton
Howard Sutton
Fred W. Casen
Charles Nielson
John Ol- 500
West Fifth Avenue
Mayme Hagen
Cassandra
Flying ships and schools of the future unfold
The passage envisions future travel by air easing global movement. It notes electric trolleys and cars expanding city access, then flying machines carrying thousands across oceans and continents. It imagines flying schools and universities with students and teachers aboard flying ships.
Magnificent airship spectacle lights up city skyline
Tens of thousands swarm the streets as a vast airship parade dazzles above. Courts of sound erupt with horns, whistles, and bells while the giant craft circles overhead and lands, leaving crowds awestruck by mankind’s aviation reach and the German achievement celebrated amid praise and speculative visions of future flight.
Episcopal Church Plans Rural Drive Nationwide
The Episcopal church conference debated church and industry links and outlined a nationwide rural drive to reach nearly 28 million people in religiously neglected areas. Proposals included rural church access expansion, clergy salary raises, diocesan conferences, and efforts to improve farm conditions with reports on marriages and possible divorcee questions.
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Washington
Episcopal Church Conference
No Man's Land
Page
Michigan
House of Bishops
Iaet
Ajiuulluie Dandine
Hshop Johnson
Colorado
Educator killed in auto smashup at Cincinnati
Dr. Harris M Benedict director of the botany department at the University of Cincinnati died when his car collided with a street car on wet tracks. His three children Anne 18 Jean 17 and Barris 21 were injured and taken to a hospital. Benedict recently served as president of the Ohio Academy of Science which met at the university in April.
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Benedict
Ohio Academy of Science
Puzzle Solution and Clues Overview
The page presents a mixed cipher style of horizontal and vertical clues with numbered items and wordplay hints. It includes scattered terms like mislay peers and rat poison, alongside reference to a solution for yesterday's puzzle, and lists of lettered or symbolic indicators for a crossword style grid.
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WAR Foundling
Mary Astor
Columbia Picture
Columbia
Oul Ar Lamb
Ralph Sutton
Atlantic
Colorado River
Continent
Pacific
Daedalus
Crete
Mediterranean
Fama Est
Mr. Hoover
New England
Smith
Brown Derby
Lincoln
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York
Dolores
Dolores del Rio
Berlin
Germany
Edwin Carewe
Fifth Avenue
Mitchell
Zeppeia
Parmy
Navy
Mr Stephenson
Wachovian Bank and Trust Company
Willy
California
Lady Heath
Hodges
Episcopal Church
Harris M. Benedict
Cincinnati
Youungsville
Mislay
Peers
Laz
Lea
Pais
Earn
William
Pathe News
Max Davidson
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