Fleetwing at Library Leads Warren Vaudeville Bill
A six act program at Warren's library features Fleetwing in Araby the story of two youths amid tribal conflict and a prized Arabian horse, with Ben Bard as the menacing antagonist and Lambert Hillyer directing for Fox. Other cast members include Robert Bortman Barry Norton Dorothy Janis Erville Alderson James Anderson and Robert Kortman. The first chapter of Tarzan The Mighty opens the program along with vaudeville acts.
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Fleetwing
Library
Plesatwing
Elizabeth Pickett
Jaafar
Thirys
Simeon
Arabia
Ben Bard
Robert Bortman
Barry Norton
Dorothy Janis
Erville Alderson
James Andreson
Robert Kortman
Lambert Hillyer
Fox Films
Tarzan the Mighty
Campaign trail notes from Chicago to New York
A digest of 1930s campaign movements: Governor Smith attacks Salt Creek lease in Chicago and plans stops in Indianapolis. Herbert Hoover rests before a major rally in New York. President Cocidge dedicates the Fredericksburg battlefield as a shrine. Senator Borah rails against tariff politics in Louisville. Curtis campaigns in New Haven after New Jersey stop. Robinson opens Midwest tour with Hastings stop. Maryland Governor Ritchie criticizes Smith-linked Tammany ties in Norwich. Caution buyers urged to read classifieds.
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Smith
Albany
Salt Creek
Chicago
Indianapolis
Charles Curtis
New York
New Haven
Conn
New Jersey
Night Flyer at Columbia Stars Boyd and Ralston
The Columbia theatre displays The Night Flyer a top classic with William Boyd and Jobyna Ralston. The film set in the Rockies of the early 1890s blends melodrama romance and thrills including a train wreck at high speed and is directed by Walter Lang.
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Billie Dove
Columbia
First National
Burbank
Night Watch
Bille Dove
Columbia Theatre
Slanday
Donald Reed
Paul Lukas
Miss Dove
Alexander Korda
Lajos Biro
William Boyd
Jobyna Ralston
Rockies
Walter Lang
Philo McCullough
Ann Schaeffer
Five Wounded in Pennsylvania Hunting Accidents
Five persons were wounded on the second day of Pennsylvania's small game hunting season. James Eckroth, 52, Graziersville, was seriously wounded by his brother as he crawled through dense underbrush. Wayne Reber, 23, Reading, was hit by stray shot. Anna Van Auten, Franklin Park, was wounded while gardening. Kaver Korsak was shot in the thigh at Sidersville. Myvon Germheimer of Danville was stabbed in the hand.
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Harrisburg
Fla
U. P
Pennsylvania
James Eckroth
Graziersville
Wayne Reber
Reading
Anna van Auten
Franklin Park
Kaver Korsak
Sidersville
My von Germheimer
Danville
The Yellow House Christmas Dream Ends in Love
Emmy Milburn dreams of rising from a poor street to a better life with Robb Hollis. Robb’s new mill job offers a hopeful future as they contemplate love, modest plans, and a shared home, while Mrs Milburn invites festive warmth and family unity for a Christmas Eve in the yellow house.
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Yellow House
Milburn
Emmy
Marianna
Betta
Grandmother Pentland
Robb
Robb Hollis
Mrs. Milburn
Mrs. Mitbarnts
Perry
Lovey
Four-room cottages cost seventy-five dollars and more
A column reflects on small housing ventures costing $750 each with rents of $1.10 weekly. It notes a countess giving bread and coal to tenants, promising over 60 percent return, and asks why such fair dealing can’t occur in mining regions. It contrasts Wall Street optimism with cautious investing and cites the Panama Canal’s tolls and naval value. It also notes Italy’s rare act of lifelong solitary confinement.
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Panama Canal
Conal
United States Navy
Picking Presidents 1856 Republican nomination and election
The first Republican platform backed stopping extending slavery in new territories. In Philadelphia June 17 1854 a convention nominated John C Fremont for president and Abraham Lincoln for vice president while Democrats nominated James Buchanan. Vote totals show Buchanan and Breckenridge Democrats 174, Fremont and Williams Republicans 114, Fillmore and Donelson American 8. Popular votes placed Buchanan 1,927,895. Fremont 1,391,555. Fillmore 994,816. This digest is part of a series reviewing presidential campaigns.
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Congress
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
John C. Fremont
California
Abraham Lincoln
Minos
Cincinnati
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Russia
Ostend
Seizue
Cuba
Buchanan
Know-Nothings
American Party
Millard Fillmore
J C Brechenridge
Kentucky
John C Fremont
Williams
Dayton
New Jersey
Mallard Fillmore
New York
Andrey J. Donelson
Tennessee
South Carolina
Fremont
Fillmore
Arkansas case on evolution and atheism sparks debate
The fragment mentions Michele Della Maggiore who killed two fusens then alludes to a prisoner shot, mentions solitary confinement, and a Little Rock controversy over evolution. Charles Smith, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, is jailed with a placard claiming evolution is true and the Bible is a lie. Arkansas is portrayed as opposing atheists and denying evolution.
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Michele Della Maggiore
Little Rock
Arkansas
Charles Smith
American Association For Advancement of Atheism
Nebo Faith and Flight Remembered in Century Echoes
The piece contrasts atheistic denial of divine order with praise of creation. It recalls the daring British aviator MacDonald attempting an ocean crossing in a small moth plane. It notes Trope’s persistence amid doubt and honors the enduring example of courage in humanity. It also mentions the long-dead D'Asgn de la Tour D'Convergve as a celebrated French figure.
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Brive
MacDonald
D'Asgn de la Tour
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Nebraska
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Albert C. Ritchie
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Tomer
Fark
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Columbia Amusement Cos
MLE USA
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New York Hippodrome
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Nebo
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