Broadway Melody Charms Audiences at Capitol Theatre
The Broadway Melody a landmark MGM talking film plays at Capitol Theatre. It blends backstage drama with Broadway musical numbers performed by Charles King Anita Page and Bessie Love with a large chorus. Jed Prouty and Mary Doran deliver memorable supporting turns as the story unfolds through tuneful songs including You Were Meant For Me and The Wedding of the Painted Doll.
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Capitol Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Charles King
Anita Page
Bessie Love
Miss Love
Jed Prouty
Mary Doran
Market Report Sees Mixed Wholesale Price Shifts
Local wholesale quotes show dairy butter at 0.48 and cracked corn at 2.99 while wheat futures hit 1.0734. Cattle, hogs, and lambs are listed with varied values. retail and feed prices appear alongside rough market notes from Baltimore and local sources. The page also notes editorial quips about Prohibition era issues.
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Seeewses Hogs
EPSRC
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Ees Steewe
Baltimore
Decree Refers Estate Disposition in 1929 Virginia Case
Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court orders reference to a Commissioner of Chancery to report on unpaid claims against E. T. Keeler estate, payments by Alice Keeler Baker, partition feasibility, and distribution scheme. Notices set for July 12 1929 at 46 Rouss Avenue Winchester with weekly publication for four weeks in Winchester Star.
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Luther Pannett
Admr
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Commissioners of Chancery
E. T. Keeler
Alice A. Keeler Baker
Winchester Star
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Conquest Echoes on Antarctic Love Triangle
In an Antarctic tale Simon Overton returns from the dead to complicate Diane Herford and Arthur Faunce’s lives. Faunce’s cowardice is exposed, Diane recoils, and Overton refuses command to shield Faunce. Tense confrontation reveals buried love and guilt as Diane faces Fitzsimmons and her father.
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Simon Overton
Arthur Faunce
Diane Herford
Faunce
Overton
Diane
Papa
Lincoln Family Antiques Sold In Rockingham Co
The Lincoln family antiques reportedly owned by Abraham Lincoln’s uncle were sold at the old Lincoln homestead on Linville Creek in Rockingham County to Frank L. Sublett of Harrisonburg for more than 15000 dollars. Miss Kate Pennybacker inherited the collection which included a grandfather clock and six other pieces. the sale was billed as the largest antiques sale in the area and attracted many collectors.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Linville Creek
Rockingham County
Frank L. Sublett
Harrisonburg
Kate Pennybacker
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Market Report
Star
Wisconsin
Indianapolis News
Senate
Cincinnati Enquirer
Alice A. Keeler-Baker
Warren Rice
Imlayztayeor
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc
Monte Blue
Warner Bros
Onquest
Faance
Isteal
Dom
Rayburn
Sue
Tode
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Company, Inc
Jack T. Engle
City Hall
East Water Street
Lincoln Family
Rockingham Co
D&p
Boscawen Street
Apply Office Supply Co., Inc
J. H. Henry
N. Braddock Street
Main St
H. H. Willis
Loudoun
W. Clifford St
Houce
Bailey Bros
Clifford St
South
Cameron Street
W. A. Dearmont
Stephens City
S. Kent St
R. EH. S
Cate Star
Mary St
Y. Z
Appleway Cabin Camp
Hart Street
Valley Avenue
A. Taylor Ritter
Cork Street
Wysteeom Te
Coty’s
Three Flowers
Golden Crest
Deauville Sandals
Georgettes
Georgette
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