Capitol Two Day Engagement Highlights Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Warner Bros Capitol presents a gala two day program featuring Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm with Marion Nixon and Ralph Bellamy as leads. The week also showcases The Dark Horse war satire with Warren William Bette Davis and Guy Kibbee, plus Universal Capitol News and Mills Brothers novelty.
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Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Marion Nixon
Ralph Bellamy
Rebecca
Mary Pickford
Universal Capitol News
Gov. Byrd
Chicago
Paramount
Mills Brothers
The
Dark Horse
Capitol
Warner Bros
Warren William
Bette Davis
Guy Kibbee
Office Girl at the Palace Tonight Ends Run
Hables Palace presents The Office Girl a tuneful musical comedy starring Renate Muller with Jack Hulbert in comic lead. The program ends tonight with nonstop gaiety and dramatic moments. Polly of the Circus starring Clark Gable and Marion Davies returns Saturday with Shadow of the Eagle chapter four and a Paramount cartoon. Continuous showings from 10 am to 11 pm.
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Renate Muller
Marlene Dietrich
Across the Sea
Jack Hulbert
Clark Gable
Marion Davies
Polly of the
the Palace
Polly of
Paramount
Independent Painter Pope Innocent X Portrait Rejected Payment
Independent painter Pope Innocent X sent his chamberlain to Velasquez to pay for the pope’s portrait. The artist refused the money, noting Philip IV always paid Velasquez himself. It is said the pope humorously praised him. A London court heard a man remark I said only two words to my wife and she left me.
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Innocent X
Valesquez
Philip IV
London
The Silver Lining Screenings At The Colonial Tonight
Warner Bros release features Maureen O'Sullivan Betty Compson Mary Doran and John Warburton in The Silver Lining from United Artists with a comedy and Fox Movietone News. Daring Danger is shown tomorrow with fast western action starring McCoy and Moppy. An agricultural exhibit notes eighty nine percent of US corn feeds livestock and accounts for twenty five percent of our sustenance.
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Alan Crosland
United Artist
Maureen O'Sullivan
Betty Compson
Mary Doran
John Warburton
Fox Movietone News
Colonial
Mopy
Sete McCoy
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Church and Bible School Services Announced
Ebenezer Bible School at 10 a m offers worship and sermon with memorial services at Fairview at 11 a m. Capon Bridge Bible School schedules Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and evening worship with sermon at 8 p m. All invited.
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Fairview
Capon Bridge
County Presbyterians Weekly Church Schedule
Reverend Allen Jones leads services at Cedar Cliff and Mt Hope Chapel. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m. Mt Hope Chapel hosts an afternoon service at 3 p m due to the pastor's field absence.
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Cedar Cliff
Mt. Hope Chapel
Stickel to Resume Bible Class at Open Door Church
Mr Stickel will teach the Open Door Bible Class at 9 45 Sunday morning after months away due to illness. The city churches displayed Christian spirit and visitors are welcome. Special music includes a duet by Gladys Patton and Mary Cather from United Brethren Church.
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Ee Stickel
R Seaanal
Taumen Fltreet Ceterian Church
Gladys Patton
Mary Cather
United Brethren Church
James Stryker Dies After Philadelphia Hospital Stay
James William Stryker 49 a Winchester native and longtime Atlantic City resident died Tuesday in a Philadelphia hospital after an operation a week earlier Funeral services were held in Atlantic City where pallbearers included Goss a former Winchester resident He is survived by his wife Mary Roche Stryker and two daughters Helen and Margaret both of Atlantic City and by sisters Rosalie Cooper and Hunter Hitchen.
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South Cameron See
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Winchester
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Philadelphia Hospital
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James Harvey Stryker
Vance W. Stryker
Rosalie Cooper
Hunter Hitchen
Columbus
Ohio
Hay hazards threaten cattle during feed alternation
Moldy or spoiled sweet clover hay fed to cattle can cause internal hemorrhages and death. If feeding is necessary, alternate with other roughage such as prairie hay every two weeks. The note questions the pairing of T. H. Cotton and W. T. Twine in the 1,000 guinea golf championship.
Wolfhide market and cautious drivers echoed in brief
A Detroit News quote notes the average eight million miles driven per fatal car accident yet warns drivers to stay vigilant as others may have nearly seven million nine hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine miles left. The Brunswick remark adds a wry note on finding a wolfhide market to lift spirits.
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Detroit News
Firestone Tires Emphasize Brand Name Quality
Firestone states it does not produce tires under special brand names for mail order houses to distribute. Special Brand Tires lack the manufacturer's name and are sold without guarantee or service. Every Firestone tire bears the Firestone name and claims higher quality than comparable special brand tires at the same price.
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Firestone
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