Warm Weather Brings Pitchers Back to Form In Baseball
Chicago reports in a warm spell pitchers regain speed and form while sluggers show reduced power. Babe Ruth hit 25th home run Thursday as other stars like Meusel Fournier Heilmann and Hornsby maintain strong averages. steals race heats up with Harris and others leading. American Association and Western League leaders show top batting marks as Indians, Milwaukee, and Omaha surge in standings.
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Waterloo Film at Plaza Theatre Adds Civic Film
The Waterloo Civic and Industrial eth will be shown at the Plaza Theatre for a week starting tomorrow. A private screening convinced the reviewer this film helps Waterloo learn more about itself including its homes churches schools clubs business district fire department police mayor city hall motor club and newspapers.
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Por Better For Worse at Plaza Theatre Opens Tomorrow
Theatrical page notes Cecil DeMille directed the new film For Better For Worse to open at the Plaza Theatre tomorrow. Joe Mille directed, with a cast led by Elliott Dexter and Gloria Swanson, promising DeMille quality in story and production.
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Destructive critique of a sympathetic film role
A harsh appraisal targets a leading actress for portraying Joanne Millette, an orphan adopted by Philip Laton. The review paints her as a threat to the family, alleging neglect by Laton and a family friend seizing the husband’s affections amidhorse racing wealth and social intrigue.
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Romance Develops Amid Turmoil In Stable Drama
Jennie starts a romance with Jerry Hayes the stable manager as clouds fade and a wife’s duty is tested. The plot grows with dramatic tension and twists, supported by Bruce Gordon and Kath as key figures shaping the narrative arc.
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Palace Theatre presents Sham and Mixen Stars
A Palace Theatre bill features the photoplay Sham with Williama and Ralph Lewis along with a three part comedy Mixen. Johnny Dunea Theodora Roberts Walt Hiers Helen Dunbar Sylvia Arch and Jon Hunter Burnham Carrie Clark star in a moodily told tale of a younger animal and a harassed woman with a marriage plot.
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