Strangers of the Evening at Palace Theatre Thrills Crowd
The Palace presents Strangers of the Evening with Zasu Pitts Eugene Pallette Lucien Littlefield Theo Von Eltz and Miriam Seegar in a mystery thriller told in comedy style. Also features Krazy Kat Cartoon Screen Snapshots Metrotone News and Kathleen Howard fashion feature for women. Friday showcases Forbidden Company with Sally Blane and a star cast in a society drama.
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Palace Theatre
Thayer
Zasu Pitts
Eugene Pallette
Lucien Littlefield
Theodor von Eltz
Miriam Seegar
Palace
Metrotone News
Kathleen Howard
Harper’s Bazaar
Sally Blane
Loretta Young
Edward
Lowe
Forbidden
Forbidden Company
Ideal Screen Entertainment
John Darrow
Myrtle Steadman
Josephine Dunn
John St. Polis
Bryant Washburn
Dorothy Christy Pery
Chandu The Magician Ends Run at Capitol Theater
Warner Bros Capitol presents Chandu The Magician in a final showing at the Capitol. Edmund Lowe stars as Chandu with Gary Cooper in The Devil and the Deep tomorrow opposite Tallulah Bankhead.
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Ee Chena
Mane
Ndu
Capitol
Edmund Lowe
Xcellent
Gary Cooper
Tallulah Bankhead
Gary
Colonial Presents Edward G Robinson in Two Seconds
Edward G Robinson returns in Two Seconds a story of a man’s life flashing before his mind in two seconds. Also showing The Big Stampede a Western starring John Wayne at the Colonial program in Winchester with the best action and Western fare.
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Edward G. Robinson
Colonial
Winchester
John Wayne
Local Notices Mention Visits and Family News
Mrs. G E Dovell spent time with her daughter in West Virginia. Miss Ruby Bea visited in Bron Royal the week. Harriette Weanahees returned home for a few days. Claira Bell Shepherd of Blacksburg Va is visiting sister Mrs. Lee Hunt.
Free Trial for Rupture Cure Promises Surgery-Free Relief
An advertisement urges rupture sufferers to request a free trial of a method by W. 8. Rice at 826-E Main St Adams NY. The claim states the rupture opening closes naturally, eliminating supports and avoiding gangrene risks, with testimonials of large ruptures healed. It targets men and women, including ladies, urging immediate written request.
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Miss Lake Hankla in RELIANCE weekend visit
RELIANCE Va Oct 12 Miss Lake Hankla of Flint Hill spent the weekend here with her sister Lottie. Miss Susan Hobfson visited her parents in Front Royal. Mr W L Green called on business Monday morning. Farmers are busy seeding at present. Mr Walter Keener spent last week in Richmond on business.
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Lake Hankla
Flint Hill
Lottie
Susan Hobfson
Front Royal
W. L. Green
Walter Keener
Richmond
Sunday School Class Honors Nelson Birthday
FR aan mals beer Gee Pe Hos and family hosted a Sunday School gathering in Nelson's honor. Attendees included Floyd Lee Derflinger, Frank and Jon Shipe, Keith Judy, and Tilden Stickley. The community cur market in Winchester thrives as teachers plan a Halloween social at the school. The Women's Missionary Society leads Sunday service as WMA day. Mr. Helmick has moved to Clarksburg West Virginia for his future home.
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Floyd Lee Derflinger
Frank
Jon Shipe
Keith Judy
Tilden Stickley
Winchester
Women’s Missionary Society
Helmick
Clarksburg
W. Va
How Sensible Folks Stop Rheumatic Pains For 85 Cents
An inexpensive prescription named Alleniu claims to drive excess uric acid poisons from the body within 24 hours and to conquer rheumatic pain in 48 hours. The notice guarantees relief for rheumatism sciatic neuritis and lumbago and offers a money back promise at Baker's Drug Store or any druggist with a discreet understanding.
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Allenry
Baker's Drug Store
Ady Cee
Horatio Alger Recalled in Political Attention
In a note of nostalgic reverence the adulation of Horatio Alger’s boyhood struggles is cited as shaping political discourse. The piece argues his tale of perseverance remains a model as old authors are revived for contemporary public debate.
Wail of a Pessimist on Ancient Tool Use Claim
The Arkansas Gazette discusses an assertion that humans made tools up to four million years ago. The commentary notes earlier tool use by others dating to roughly three million nine thousand years and a portion of that timeline.
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Arkansas Gazette
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