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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1925

Page

13

Snodgrass and Calvert Lead Entertaining Stage Program

Mike Smith and Charley Calvert headlined a lively show featuring Snodgrass’s inimitable gonga monologue and dancing. Notable numbers included My Wild Irish Rose, Dusting the Hogs, Noia, Hot Tu’ jmale Mol y, Three O’clock In The Morning, and The World Is Waiting for the Sun. The Missouri Misses joined for a rousing plumboree finale praised for nimble fingers and audience engagement.

Snodgrass Mike’ Smith Andy iCharley Calvert Hot Potato Calvert

Summerday Pictures At Current Bills Thrive With Comedy

The Strand shows Colleen Moore in Sally and a cast including Leon Errol Lloyd Hughes and Eva Novak in a brisk musical romance. At the Plaza Virginia Rogers and Wallace Beery star in a triangle tale of danger and romance with a runaway train derailment sequence. Rialto offers Chick Sale in His Nibs comedic adventures while Crystal features Betty Compson in Fives Secret. Palace presents Yakima Canutt in Branded a Bandit along with Idaho as another Western chapter.

Colleen Moore Riegfeld Sally Leon Errol Lloyd Hughes Dan Mason John T. Pearray Eva Novak Ray Haller Carlo Scipa Myrtle Stedman HH. Calvert Louise Beaudet Foundling Nbn Miss Moore Amal Plaza Virginia Wall Rockcliffe Wellowes Wallace Beery Peggy Florine Alberta Vaughn Kit Guard Rialto Chick’ Sale Sale Mudy Wintner Winter’ Garden Hevoe Company Mr. Smith Mr. Brown Wintner Betty Compton Crystal Betty Compson Jack Holt Miss Compson William Collier, Jr Yakima Canuit Idaho Mahton Hamilton

Trans Mississippi Golf Title Play Opens At Omaha

Omaha Field Club hosts 225 contestants for the first 18 holes of the Trans Mississippi Belt championship. James Manion of St Louis, former holder, is favored to win again. An association meeting discusses adding the Pacific Coast to challenge the Western Golf Association and U S Golf Association. Eddie Held and Harrison Johnston are absent due to other duties.

Associated Press Omaha Neb Omaha Field Club James Manion St. Lewis Pacific Coast Western Golf Association United States Golf Association Eddie Held St. Louis Missouri Harrison R. Johnston St. Paul

Difference in firmness between iron and wooden golf clubs

The article explains that wooden clubs require a lighter grip and a sweeping backswing, while iron clubs need a firmer grip and a more abrupt, compact swing. It notes irons produce harder hits and backspin to stop the ball, contrasting with wooden use.

Radio Station Listings and Schedule Highlights Compiled

A dense catalog of radio stations across American cities lists frequencies, times, and program types for Monday and Tuesday, including orchestras, vocal ensembles, education programs, and concert segments. Notable entries include KDKA Pittsburgh and WEAF New York with varied musical and address segments, plus student and military band performances and special anniversary concerts.

Pee Movnes Woaw Omaha KDKA Pittsburgh KFRU Bristow KEV University City Big Brothers KOA Denver Instru Imental KSD St. Louis RTHS Ttt WcCco Minneapolis-St. Paul Thuesell Murphy Weox School of the Air WEAF President Cookage Marine Band Blue Ribbon Autical Garden Orchestra WEA Dallas WGR Buffalo Shrine Band Shriners Schenectady WHA Madison Milwaukee Journal Marquette University WIAR Atlantic City Shelburne Hotel WAR Providence WEARC Cincinnati Clnielnnatl Wate Memphis Wns Offerson City New Orleans Elgin Alfere Cavanaughs John Pont Flartfora Detroit WEAR News Orchestra Anloists Wang Richmond Hu Reader Kentucky Ramblers Springfeld Shriner Max ‘Zides Songbock Review WSAT Kneinnatt Invisible Choir Eugene Perazzo WOR Newark al Reald Sigmund Spaeth WMCA New York Margaret Taylor WNC Wanockport Philadelphia Pennsylvania Wall St. Journal Review NYU Air College WIEX Troy Betty Christensen Flash WCA Hamilton Davenport WHO Des Moines Rs Woaw Grand Theatre KFAB eTincoln Seaumont Bern Boston University Cley Bal Qi Arne Arnesen KTHS Hot Springs KYW Chicago WBBM Sandy Meek Scotch Cort Banks Ukelele Springfield WCOAR Woo Kiwanis Wox Kansas City W&bs WGN Drake Terrace Garden WGOY Apollo Quartet WIP Philadelpha Philharmonic Orchestra Veselli Muele WARC Cosmopolitan Quintet WHS WLS Wil Mamson Orgain Armand LeSrun WMAG Gauinetoe Wac Health Balle Sint Harry Nichols Was Harmoni R Wreo Lansing Bind Glee Club WBA Instramental WTAS WIC Hartford Way

Understanding Weather and Climate For Travel

The author contrasts weather with climate and explains how climate, altitude, and regional patterns determine outdoor gear and travel timing. Advice emphasizes checking local climate facts, altitude, rainy seasons, lakes, rivers, and local knowledge to plan camping and trips.

Rocky Mountains Utah Arizona

Waterloo concert showcases Snodgrass and radio musicians

Harry Snodgrass of WOS Jefferson City headlines an eight piece radio orchestra concert. The program features instrumental pieces and comedic touches including The World Is Waiting for Sunrise, Sleep Baby Sleep, and a whistling novelty. Vocal solos by Dorothy Greene and Marjorie Elliott accompany saxophone and violin highlights.

Harry Snodgrass WOS Jefferson City Waterloo Snodgrass Gabra Pet Wingto Algera J. M Wht- Falta Simmons Athletics Lamar Hornsby Cardinals Sunrise Missouri Io“Sleep Mamrene Smith Ber Doravolce Missouri Misses String Kuehn Oa Kathy Jarina Baby Blues Mighty Lake Rose Kuehn Miss Eliott Kurt Kuehn

Feathery title fight talk and tennis upset headline notes

Meriden reveals Kid Kaplan ready to discuss terms with rival Babe Herman while Babe Herman resists. In Philadelphia William Tilden beats Vincent Richards 6-4 6-? to win the Metropolitan tennis title. An eight year old gelding from Santi Barbara fetches 16100 at a public sale in Los Angeles. Stecher the wrestler arrives to face Frank Jud in Chicago for a Friday bout.

Meriden Conn Louis Kaplan Babe Herman New York William T. Tilden Philadelphia Vincent Richards Santi Barbara Cal—San Marcos Aisa Lourde EZ Walter Los Angeles F. WW Statthlessen Chicago Doe Stecher

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