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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

5

G E Refrigerator Award To Be Made At Palace Tonight

The $270 General Electric tor will be awarded tonight at the Palace during the curtain between shows. Coupons distributed with adult tickets and purchases of $1 or more will be eligible. If the theatre is full, the winner may be reached in the foyer and street outside. Employees of Palace Theatre John S Miller & Co and General Electric are ineligible. The event accompanies a strong screen bill headlined by Zane Grey’s Fighting Caravans with Gary Cooper and Lily Damita. The Shadow of the Eagle premieres in another feature.

Hable’s Theatre Palace General Electric John 8. Miller & Co North Loudoun Street John 8. Miller and Company Palace Theatre John S. Miller & Company General Electric Company Paramount Zane Grey Gary Cooper Lily Damita Ernest Torrence Tully Marshall Eugene Pallette Roy Stewart Dorothy Gulliver

Notable Cast Adds To Tonight's Bill

John Wayne Walter Miller Kenneth Harlan and many other notable players will serve as an auxiliary feature for today’s bill. The usual admission prices of 10¢ and ads prevail on all showings.

John Wayne Walter Miller Kenneth Harlan

Salmon tagged by U.S. Fisheries travels 1300 miles inland

A red salmon marked by the United States Bureau of Fisheries in Alaskan waters in May was caught 44 days later in a Siberian stream and found to have traveled about 1300 miles in that period.

United States Bureau of Fisheries Alaskan Siberian

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