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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
5
Star, who left stage for talking pictures, plays opposite Jean ne Eagels in Jealousy, a new all talking Paramount feature. March left college in 1920 to work in a New York bank, but found banking unsatisfying.
November he joined Belasco Theatre stock in New York to play Debonair and rose to fame with the New York Theatre Guild. He later moved from stage to film appearing with Clara Bow in The Wild Party and Jealousy at Graham Theatre. The western epic Hawk of the Hills directed by Spencer Bennet stars Allene Ray and Walter Miller, drawing much attention.
Sophie Tucker stars in the Warner Bros film I Tonky Tonk a vivid star turn filmed with expressive photography. She portrays a night club hostess mother whose daughter clashes with a wealthy suitor as family ties and personal loyalties are tested in the cafe setting.
The piece notes changes from stage to talkie in So Long Lettie and praises new talkie era offerings. Patsy Ruth Miller comments on men and dating, while films like Gold Diggers of Broadway and One Stolen Night are discussed for revenue and reach. Warner Bros Show of Shows aims to feature many stars as cinema evolves.
Shiloh residents gathered at the Prank Sehanti home last Friday despite poor weather. Women brought sandwiches and dishes to pass, then guests enjoyed music with processive rock and piano melodies as the evening progressed with several young attendees performing.
The report covers a rainy social event with the Cyrus Birka family and neighbors visiting the Lester Wagner home. It notes James Van Nostrand’s promotion to city editor at Newton Daily News and salary raise after graduation from Monmouth. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Wagner, Sigeamose, Beenhloesoar, Guenther, and Darbyshire families. A school note mentions James Marsh’s illness and Flo’s recovery.
Archaeological notes compare Indus Valley cities on the west bank of the Indus roughly 1 500 miles from Babylon with Babylonian plans. Researchers question whether ancient designers were Indians or Babylonians as 8 000 year old urban layouts show striking architectural similarities.
The passage argues the real start of learning is admitting you do not know and warns that fear of appearing ignorant keeps many from asking questions. It frames ignorance as a barrier and urges embracing inquiry as a path to knowledge.
Believed oldest inn in the United States. the Whin Tree Inn located in Farmington Connecticut traces back to 1670. Local historians cite its continuous operation as a rare colonial relic still standing and remembered.
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