Viennese Nights at Capitol Theatre Promises Rare Beauty
Warner Brothers Capitol presents Viennese Nights at Capitol for today and tomorrow with a cast led by Walter Pidgeon Jean Hersholt and Vivienne Segal. Maryland Collegians provide a second stage act from Keith Loew circuits featuring nine musicians and 15 instruments plus comedy and a Sigma Chi number by Kit Kramer.
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Sigmund Romberg
Oscar Hammerstein
Alexander Gray
Walter Pidgeon
Jean Hersholt
Louise Fazenda
Alice Day
Bert Roach
June Purcell
Milton Douglas
Vivienne Segal
Warner Brothers Capitol
Maryland Collegians
Community Notes from Mt Pleasant Va Jan 28 192?
Mrs Paul Wolverton and daughter June visit Mrs Herman Adams. Many local residents visit friends and relatives across Mt Pleasant area. Church group meets Sunday. social visits span Hamiltons Randers and Renners to Barrs Lamps and Rogers family. new son James Henry Barr welcomed at Barr home January 13.
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MT. Pleasant
Paul Wolverton
June
Herman Adams
Cecil Renner
Mary
Alice Cochran
Carrie
Margaret Ritter
Clinton Barr
Mary Renner
James Rosenberger
Parker Williams
Bud Miller
Winchester
Harry Lamp
Geraldine Lamp
John Perry
Sony
Eugene Orndoff
Elwood
Rodney Wolverton
William
Thurston Renner
Roy Lamp
Joy Roe
Samuel Mercury
T. B. Renner
Asa Racey
Emerick Copenhaver
Oliver Hamilton
Will Milhon
Gregg Orndoff
W. L. Cadwallader
Theodore Hamilton
Warner Dyke
Pearl Cochran
Cecil Dyke
Frisby Racey
Venner Milhon
8. G. Orndorff
Dalphin
Frisbyey
Will Lamp
Renner Milhon
Dorsey Ritter
S. G. Orndoff
C. V. Milhon
Jackson
Masters Clayton
Lloyd Milton
Will Milthon
Annie Ritter
Luther Shreck
T. F. Price and Sons
Russell and
Leo
Nina Lineberg
Ward Cadwallader
James Henry Barr
Prominent Cleveland Woman Slays Son Then Attempts Suicide
Mrs. Gertrude Marty, 42, a notable Cleveland figure, killed her six year old son by slashing his throat with a razor and then attempted to end her own life. The Associated Press photograph caption notes the tragedy.
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Gertrude Marty
Cleveland
University of Iowa Chief Faces Maladministration Charges
Walter A. Jessup, president of the University of Iowa, was accused of maladministration. The state legislature was urged to appoint a joint committee to probe the charges and determine findings.
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Walter A. Jessup
University of Iowa
It works both ways in prison employment policy
The note argues that building more prisons provides employment for men, while offering employment reduces the prisoner population. It links job creation to reduced crime and suggests a cyclical relation between prisons and work opportunities.
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Shenandoah Valley
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Inchester
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Kit” Kramer As
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Simon Snapp
Pearl Bly
William Lamp
E. L. Wunder
Burner
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Katherine Newcome
Snowden Newcome
B. P. Myers
the Gas Company
Winchester Furniture CO
Uth Main Street
Associated Press
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Otrouss
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W._F. Shryoék
Cameron’ Street
Ieee
Gee
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