Sunny Side Up at Capitol Theatre features debuting stars
The Pax Movietone musical comedy Sunny Side Up opened at the Capitol Theatre last night marking Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell's singing debuts while E Brendel gains his first musical comedy screen role. Brendel, born in Philadelphia, previously appeared as Oleson in The Cock Eyed World and in The Marines story. The cast includes Marjorie White Frank Richardson Joe Brown and Sharon Lynn. Also shown today and tomorrow is Woman Trap from the stage play Brothers.
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Proposed slash in apple rates a large saving
Martinsburg Va March 17 leading apple growers active in the fight for lower rates express the belief that the new proposed tariff reduction will yield substantial savings for the regional apple trade. The outlook centers on wholesale pricing and potential shifts in market demand as growers anticipate lower shipping costs and broader distribution opportunities.
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Case before the examiner heard in hearings here and in Washington
The case before the examiner progressed through a series of hearings conducted locally and in Washington, outlining arguments and procedural steps.
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Local Daughters Read Old Verse Scene Highlights Winchester Story
Turner Ashby Chapter U D C published a local history excerpt about Mr Ankers confectionery store in Winchester during 1865. A poem by Miss Mollie Russell praised the sweets drawing Rebel readers, while a meeting discussed Stratford Memorial Day plans and prize winners at Handley High School.
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Theatre Bomb Damages Regent Theatre In Muskegon
A bomb exploded on the Regent Theatre stage in Muskegon at about 5 a.m. causing about 30000 dollars in damage. No one was in the building at the time. The P. J. Schollman Amusement Company owned the theatre.
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Theatres Face Labor Difficulties Warn Hatpin Abolition
A Toledo Blade note quotes the Regent and other amusement company theatres as having had labor difficulties about a year ago. It suggests the Naval Conference should look to the abolition of the hatpin as a model for disarmament.
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Lamp invention lights by a match’s touch and tales of promise
The Polo News-Herald notes a new electric lamp that lights when a match is held near it and muses on using a wax taper. It also reflects on young men from college glee clubs returning home and finding success.
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