National Swine Show draws 1178 hog lovers at Des Moines
Des Moines Oct 6 Five thousand attend the swine show at the state fair grounds second day as 1 178 fat hogs attract crowds. Officials note buying usually occurs late in week with many prize hogs likely changing owners. A parade and banquet accompany events. judging of Poland Chinas Large Yorkshires and spotted Poland Chinas occurs today with results to be announced. Kansas Aggies win judging contest with 3713 5 points, Missouri 3634 5, followed by Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota. Tomorrow Chester Whites Durco Jerseys and Hampshire hogs are to be judged and a Hampshire banquet at Hotel Savery planned.
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Des Moines
State Fair Grounds
Mexico
National
Swins Growers’ Association
Kansas Aggies
Kansas State Agricultural College
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
H. J. Strober
H. E. Mather
Kansas
W.B. Hamilton
Chester Whites
Duroc-Jerseys
Hampshires
Hotel Savery
Hampshire Hogs
All Aboard for Cuba delights Waterloo audience
In a Waterloo show, L Lanning led a large capable company in All Aboard for Cuba. The sole but satirical comedian anchored the performance while Betty Desales supported in the principal female role. A robust chorus and multiple musical numbers filled the evening, with elaborate costumes and a light plot about a marriage for convenience carrying a small love story and touches of pathos.
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Cuba
Waterloo
Don” Lanning
Lanning
Betty Desales
Waterlooo Theatres and Burlesque Features Redux
The Waterloo presents Potash and Perlmutter in Business Before Pleasure a near sellout comedy run. Follies of Pleasure staged by Rhobe Bernstein showcases novelties in burlesque. The Million Dollar Doll in Paris headlines Sunday with witty musical comedy and dancing girls. Elaine Hamnerstern leads Whispers at the Crystal, a Selznick tale of a girl used as bait in matrimonial plots. Forty Five Minutes From Broadway screens at Crystal, featuring a fitting star.
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Potash
Perlmutter
New York
Chicago
A. H. Woods
Rhobe Bernstein
Waterloo
Paris
Waterloo Theatre
Elaine Ham- Inerstent
Selznick
Ispers
Crystal Theatre
Palace Theatre Show Runs Forte in Ghostly Stage Tale
The article praises Charles Ray for his performance as Kid in a George M. Cohan play and notes the spectacle at the Palace Theatre. It also mentions a comedy and a News Weekly screening. The Rio Grande desert landscape and mountains are described in vivid color as part of the program.
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George M. Cohan
the Palace
Charles Ray
Kid Turns
Palace Theatre
Aspironal Elixir Promises Fast Cold Relief Aimed at All Ages
A vintage advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior two minute cold and flu reliever. It claims endorsement by European and American military surgeons, money back if relief does not occur, and urges drudgists to refund price if not effective. The copy promises quick appetite friendly taste and suitability for children and infants.
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U. S
Edwin Carewe’s Ito Grande at the Churden border scenes
The purple grandeur and silvery fiver dividing the United States from Mexico frame Edwin Carewe’s Ito Grande at the Churden. The producer director and cast were taken to the border where scenes were staged, a vivid note from Garden Theatre.
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United States
Mexico
Edwin Carewe
Ito Grande
Churden
Garden Theathis
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Griffith
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SPI
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