East London Seeks Harolds Latest Film The Kid Brother
East London residents express interest in Harold’s new film The Kid Brother now showing at the local cinema. The presented text notes audience curiosity and ongoing screening details.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
12
East London residents express interest in Harold’s new film The Kid Brother now showing at the local cinema. The presented text notes audience curiosity and ongoing screening details.
Weekly school notes highlight seniors facing four weeks left for final privileges while juniors enjoy banquet and graduation plans. Glee clubs rehearse for Music Week and May fete dances start. senior training girls visit ward schools to observe methods and secure jobs. Senator Brookhart speaks on civics and Girl Reserves elect officers. Normal Training girls picnic at Pansy Hill ends with showers. track pep rally and performances delight. Junior college plans grow as about forty sign up for next year.
May visitors include Mrs Eva Nelson of Omaha and Miss Busby of Washington. The school band performed at the schoolhouse with Mrs Hultquist delivering piano and vocal solos. Senior class members and Mr Tracy visited Keokuk, while local youths competed in Washington field events with Rex Beauchamp, William Edgar, and others.
An assembly at 3 45 Friday preceded the county track meet held Saturday. Carl ton Lytle and Charles Grayson drew loud cheers and roused the crowd during the pep meeting.
London reports a thousand East End youths praising film star Harold Lloyd. He was made a Tornado of the Ancient Order of Frothblowers, led by Sir Alfred Fripp, with profits given to charity. Lady Fripp urged restraint as the investiture of O. W. Traggardh, Lloyd’s London agent, proceeded.
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