King of Jazz shines at Capitol Theatre opening
Universal's King of Jazz starring Paul Whiteman opens at the Capitol Theatre. John Boles showcases his voice in It Happened In Monterey and The Song of the Dawn. The film features eight musical numbers praised for their grandeur and entertainment value.
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Rexall Rexallae Erlies Tablet Offers Constipation Relief
A historical ad touts Rexallae erlies tablets to relieve constipation by drawing water into the colon for a gentle natural bowel movement. It promises no habit formation and urges using Rexall Orderlie chews at night for next day relief, with a 24 for 25c offer at Brooks Pharmacy or Rexall Drug Store.
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Five Inch Lump Two Inch Lump One Inch Lump
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Dancing Silhouette Haunts Winslow House Mystery
Detective Thorne investigates the Winslow home where a haunted silhouette appears and Elsa Choiae, a crippled beauty, is suspected of fraud. A secret holder over Elsa dies, a Dryden sanitarium bill is found, and Lambert the butler and Luty the maid are questioned as a masked danger lingers.
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Jack
Winslow
Elsa
Dryden Sanitarium
Mystery of Mrs Lawrence Deepens at Oaklands
Thorne traces Mrs Lawrence to Boston tied to alimony fraud and a possible Kane link. He learns Elsa Chase's name surfaces in a sanitarium record and uncovers a photograph clue titled The Dancing Silhouette as a possible lead to Jack Winslow's whereabouts. Lambert arrives with a startling confession ready for tomorrow.
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Sunday Picture Shows Planned At Martinsburg
Martinsburg West Virginia managers for Warner Brothers announced churches will be avoided for scheduling. Two matinees and one evening show will be offered each Sunday starting September 28. Part of Sunday receipts will go to local fire departments philanthropic agencies and an unemployment fund.
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W. Va
Warner Brothers
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