Noahs Ark At Capitol Theatre Today Only
The Capitol Theatre presents Noahs Ark a Warner Bros Vitaphone feature starring Dolores Costello George OBrien and Noah Beery. The production follows World War I scenes then ventures to Noahs time in a grand dual narrative of humanity and survival.
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Dolores Costello
Nee
Capitol Theatre
Noah Rae
Warner Bros
George O'Brien
Noah Beery
Louise Fazenda
Lawrence Tibbett
Ising
Aapiene Banist
Caucasus
Catherine
al Jolson
Irving Berlin
Vitaphone
Jolson
Minstrel Troupe Tale Shot in Techni Color Feature
A major portion of the film is captured in Techni color and presents the adventures of a traveling minstrel troupe led by Jolson as a blackface endman. Supporting players include Mitchell Lewis Lowell Sherman Hobart Bosworth Lois Moran and Louise Dressler.
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Jolson
Mitchell Lewis
Lowell Sherman
Hobart Bosworth
Lois Moran
Louise Dressler
Shenandoah Bank cashier reports General Conference trip
William G Hardy and his wife Mrs Hardy send a May 16 letter from Dallas Texas while attending the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South as delegates from the Baltimore Conference. He describes travel accommodations Dallas sights and social events and notes church business including changes to the marriage service. He hopes to return home by May 29 and mentions Fort Worth Hospital visit.
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Shenandoah ‘Valley “National Bank
William G . Hardy
Dallas
Hardy
Acquisition by B and O of Another Road Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced approval of the transfer of ownership of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad to the Baltimore and Ohio system. The move enables B and O to establish a new shore rail route from New York to the Great Lakes region via the Susquehanna line.
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Associated Press
Washington
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
New
Susquehanna Line Control Sale Details Emerge
The article notes a line from Sagamore Pennsylvania to Addison North and control sold to Smore and Ohio for about 5.611 million dollars. The deal requires Wah Baltimore and Ohio to buy all minor Susquehanna stock at the same price and keep routes open for traffic.
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York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Sagamore
Addison
Smore
Ohio
Wah
Baltimore
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Noa
O'Brien
Noah Beery Aire
Sene Ay Maa
Asahe
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Winchester
Catherine Dale Owen
Stan Laurel
Oliver Handy
Comedy
Herman H. Hable
Loudoun Street
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Fashion Park
Dale Owen
Laurel and Hardy
Albertina Rasch
Anh
Jon
Shenandoah Valley
Bank
Winchester, Va
Vietrnama Supreme GI Amusement
Warner Bros. and
Semin
ICIS
Mork Louise Dresser
Mrs. Hardy
Texas
Baltimore Sun
The
Evening Star
Bishop Cannon
Church
Herman. H. Hable
Farmers & Merchants National
the Apple Folks’ Bank
Virginia
Gray & Sheetz
Men’s Toggery
Brown & Fisher
She Wen
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