Unusual Murder Trial Prompts Midnight Capitol Screening
A press preview at Capitol Theatre showcases Thru Different Eyes a 100 percent all talking film told through the defense, prosecutor, and a mysterious girl. The screening invites audiences to weigh guilt or innocence and compare rival interpretations amid courtroom drama. Shanghai Rose headlines the Colonial with Rin Tin Tin in A Dog of the Regiment also listed for Friday and Saturday.
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Capitol Theatre
Mary Dugan
Shanghai
Colonial
Rin-Tin-Tin
The
Shanghai Rose
San Francisco
Chinatown
Madame X
Virginia Real Estate Board to Hold October Convention
Governor Harry F. Byrd and Merle Thorpe will headline the Virginia Real Estate Board meeting in Richmond October 23 to 25. More than 300 Realtors and spouses are expected for programs including a dance at the John Marshall and a Jefferson Hotel banquet. The final night features a Country Club of Virginia ball. Virginia Military Institute football may be seen at Memorial Stadium after events.
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Richmond
Harry F.2nd
Virginia
Merle Thorpe
United States Chamber of Commerce
Nation’s Business Magazine
Virginia Real Estate Board
John Marshall Winter Garden
Jefferson Hotel
Country Club of
V. M. I-Maryland
New
Memorial Stadium
Guy N. Church
Falls Church
Leroy Brown
Richmond Real Estate Exchange
Otto Hollowell
Norfolk
A.V. Norris
MELLOGLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Appearance
The ad touts MELLOGLO Face Powder as making skin look years younger with a pure formula approved by the U S Government. It claims even color, no pastiness or irritation, a French process for smooth spread, and long wear without shiny noses, sold by Baker's Drug Store.
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U. S
Baker’s Drug Store
Yard Party in Mrs Brown's Yard by Minnehaha Council No 1
Yard event hosted by Minnehaha Council No 1 D of P in Mrs Brown's yard at 12 N Kent St on September 5 and 6. Sandwiches coffee cake cream and candy offered. all welcome. Committee listed.
Efugo Virginia Social Notes Chronicle Local Visitors
Mrs Ernest Ingstar and daughter Janaita from Washington visit her mother Mrs Willis Ruggles in Efuge. Families including Hampson Ritenour and Orndorffs share Sundays with relatives from Martinsburg and Stephens City. Miller family relocates to William Moomaw property near Refuge and plans to teach at Highview School.
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Efuge
Ernest Ingstar
Jaanita
Washington
Willis Ruggles
Hampson
Ritenour
Lucius
James Orndorff
Gladys
Virgie
Ben Derflinger
Annie McCauley
Silas Grim
Lucius Ritenour
Marvin White
L .H. Miller
William Moomaw
Refuge
Miller
Highview School
J. W. Conner
Munroe
Stephens City
R. C. Hicks
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Stewart and
Pall Mall
Herman H. Hable
South
Home Life Insurance CO
North Main St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Kirson
Wender’s Department Store
North Main Street
C.L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Winchester
W. Free Solicitor
Capitol
Diffei
Mary
DU Warner
Baxter Edmund Lowe
FOX Movietone
Betty Bronson
William Collier
M Severan
Capitol News
Manhattan
Knox
Brown & Fisher
Wen's Shop
Mmuunos
OLD Petrie Farm
Bartonville
Win
Phorie
National Bank and Trust Company
R. T. Barton
Harry F. Byrd
W. E. Cooper
H. D. Fuller
G. W. Haddox
J. S. Haldema
Scott Grant
M. M. Lynch
Co. R. McCann
H. B. McCarn
J. J. Ridgeway
Ray Robinson
John M. Steck
Farmers & Merchants National
Apple Folks’ Bank
E. J. Snapp
North Cameron St
Gray & Sheetz
Bond Bros
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