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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
14
At Palace theater the Road to Ruin features Helen Foster in the leading role with a juvenile delinquency theme, alongside Goofy Ghosts. Plaza offers Paden Players stock musical comedy Linger Longer Letty with Jean Lowry and a 10 actor cast plus chorus, plus on screen The Tigress and news reel.
The Boyd B Trousdale Players presented Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch by Hegan and Flexner at the Waterloo theatre. Miss Lavalliere led as Mrs Wiggs with a strong ensemble including Generro Holtman and Pinkerton. The three act comedy follows a wife and mother facing hardship with humor and heart as relatives and neighbors stir dramatic moments.
A dense list of Davenport Ames and Des Moines broadcast times covers chimes concerts election returns weather markets farm and home hours and various program segments including Phonograph records Gotham trips and Home Companion hours with technical times and program names.
Broadcasting in the streets at night limits street performances as only about six groups of singers remain. The city noise and new media reduce outdoor music, shifting audiences and venues for live broadcasts and urban entertainment.
Arch W. McFarlane Republican candidate for lieutenant governor voiced confidence in a Hoover victory margin of at least 200000 in Iowa. He cited widespread support in the northwest and predicted the trend would grow as election day nears. Separately, a plane crash in Electra Texas killed two men who burned on impact after plunging from 500 feet.
More than half the population of the United States is not classed as urban, meaning people live in towns of 2,500 or more. The statement highlights shifting settlement patterns and urban concentration in the country.
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