When Flo Ziegfeld Won Renown As Glorifier of American Girl
Flo Ziegfeld, known as Ziggie, rose to fame as a New York show producer and dean of Broadway showmen. He produced the Folies from 1907 until his death and earned a reputation as the best judge of beauty and a star maker. Born in Chicago, he entered theater in 1892.
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Wil Rogers
Marion Vies
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Christmas Services at Baptist Church Highlight Music and Gift Drive
Special Morning and Eve Services at the Baptist Church feature Christmas music under choir director Miss Lillian Oakes with Elisabeth Grim and Mary Louise Sar le on violin. The program includes duets and anthems, followed by a White Christmas Service where members bring gifts to help needy families.
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Joe Rowe
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Lillian
Rose of Sharon
Bethee
Overton Dunn
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Emergency Relief Closing Monday
City Hall office of the Emergency Relief and Public Welfare Association will be closed on Monday before Christmas.
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Emergency Relief and Public Welfare Association
City Hall
City County State Trials Delay Office Opening
The office will not open on this day due to authority cited by city county and state trials of the association.
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Union Worship Service by Junior Endeavor
Junior Christian Endeavor holds a Union worship service at Congregational Christian Church Sunday at 6 p m. The Christian Endeavor banner will be awarded to the society with the largest percent present.
Romance Provides Her Problem in London Courtship
Isobel MecCreery, a San Francisco society girl now in London, faces a romance dilemma. Two suitors, Lord Ashley and Jack Bradley, are described as racing to press their suits, while Ashley’s divorce remains unresolved for six months.
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Isobel MecCreery
San Francisco
London
Lord Ashley
Jack Bradley
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Quit art to knife Huey Long
Allan Blackburn executive director of the Museum of Modern Art and Philip Johnson chairman of the museum's architectural department have resigned to form a private anti Long political party. They abandon art for politics to scalp Huey Long.
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Huey Long
Allan Blackburn
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Philip Johnson
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