Capitol Theatre Presents Capable Capers and Classics
Warner BrosCAPITOL Novel Program offers adventure and laughs today at the Capitol. Two features lead with Douglas Fairbanks in Around the World in 80 Minutes and Wheeler and Woolsey in Oh Oh Cleopatra. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde starring Frederick March begins Paramount next week for two days.
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Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Wheeler and Woolsey
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Robert
Stevenson
Frederick March
Paramount
Rain bow Trail opens at Colonial Theatre with O Brien
A lively Colonial Theatre premiere features George O’Brien in The Rainbow Trail a fast moving Western romance with drama and comedy. Also shown is Dolores Costello in Expensive Women a daring star vehicle with a semi tragic twist and a transformed, affluent heroine Constance Newton.
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Zane Grey
George O'Brien
Colonial Theatre
Warner Bros
Dolores Costello
Constance Newton
Miss. Costello
Beard High Man On Bowling Card Of Boyce League
Charles C. Beard, agricultural instructor at Berryville and Boyce high schools, tops the Boyce Bowling League with a high game of 167. He has maintained over par totals and leads in this season along with split men and women leagues. games are played Monday through Thursday evenings in Boyce.
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Beard High Man
Boyce’ League
Boyce
Charles C. Beard
Berryville
Late Mr Keller a member of old music club remembered
Clarence W Hensell of Staunton Va recalls his intimate 40 year friendship with William F Keller a longtime member of the old music club that met at the Masonic Temple and performed in 1892 in the Court House Hall Stars of the Summer Night featuring Keller as second bass and a fine voice. He sends sympathy to Keller’s sisters and brother noting many club members have passed away. The letter is dated January 21 1932. The piece also comments on teardrop car styling and rising car prices.
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Editer
the Star
Richmond Times- Dispatch
William F. Keller
Masonic Temple
Old Court House Hall
C. W. Hensell
C. Fred Barr
G. Clarence Miller
W. F. Keller
Quick Trigger Lee hits Palace Theatre today
Bob Custer stars in Quick Trigger Lee at the Palace Theatre today, a modern Western praised as duck soup for film fans. The article notes costumes and stunts, and mentions Emma starring Marie Dressler with new filming techniques and Clarence Brown’s perambulator device at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios.
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Bob Custer
Quick Trigger Lee
Palace Theatre
Emma
Marie Dressler
Clarence Brown
Brown
Dressler
Metro-Goldwyn- Maver Studios
Death of Richard Fletcher and local notes at Capon Bridge
Capon Bridge notes report the death of Richard Fletcher at his home near Capon Bridge last Monday after a period of ill health. Funeral held Wednesday with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include his widow three daughters one son one sister and three brothers. Also updates on Dr E F Gardner recovering from erysipelas and Mrs Conrad Gill injured in a crossing accident in Winchester. Edward Giffin of Fredericksburg visiting relatives. Mr E C Fletcher and son and daughter from Baltimore were in Capon Bridge for the death. Also mentions a basketball game Monday between Company I of Winchester.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Richard Fletcher
Fletcher
Fairview Cemetery
E. F. Gardner
Conrad Gill
Winchester
Edward Giffin
Frederee Va
E. C. Fletcher
Baltimore
Winches
New Publishing House Planned For Christian Science in Boston
The Christian Science Board of Directors announces a new Publishing House in Back Bay Boston to house The Christian Science Monitor Journal Sentinel and other literature. The all stone Italian Renaissance structure will cost about 3 million dollars and cover 58 000 square feet on Massachusetts Avenue Norway Falmouth and Clearway Streets. The nine story office end and three to four story church side will harmonize with The Mother Church. Chester Lindsay Churchill is the architect with Lockwood Greene Engineers Inc overseeing the plant layout.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Journal
Christian Science Sentinel
Massachusetts Avenue
Norway, Falmouth
Clearway Streets
Back Bay
Opera
James M. Curley
Hoover
Chester Lindsay Churchill
Associated Lockwood-Greene Engineers, Inc
Independents edge opponent 20 to 16 in close game
The independent team defeated their rivals 20 to 16 in a hard fought match. Anna Charles Riley is noted for witty remarks while stray cats along the highway are blamed on poor sealskin quality.
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