Chris Eheart, age 48, Contractor electrical. Wife: Edna L., age 28. Jasper Burba (father-in-law) age 67.

1930 census

518 Nicholas St.

Stage: Blackface, Hitners Cotton Blossom 05/01/1930-08/21/1930

Died: Chris Eheart, age 48. C. M. Theriac plumbling. Was with Interstate Public Service company. Aunt: Lydia Sipes, Jonithan, MO. Uncle: Charles Richardville, Vincennes, IN.

Vincennes Commercial, May 24, 1930

(Hagenbeck and Wallace Circus comes to Vincennes, IN. With Clyde Beatty). Red Skelton tells the story of wanting to be a lion tamer like Clyde Beatty but changed his mind after Beatty got attacked by a lion.

Vincennes Sun, April 7, 1930

Divorce

Ida and Henry Albin (separated in April).

Walkathon: American Walkathon, K.C. MO

Stage: ""The Follies of Pleasure" Title of This Week's Offering"

KC Star, Feb 21, 1932, Gayety.

Walkathon: "Fourteen Couples Still in Walkathon"

Jefferson City Post-Trib

Stage: "New Players at Gayety". "Bathing Beauties"

KC Star, Feb 28, 1932

Walkathon: Wedding dinner of Francis Paull and Howard Hahn.

Walkathon: "Mary M'Collum and Richard Hildebrandt win in 117 Days". Edna Stillwell second place.

Times, KC

Family

Weds Edna Stillwell

Book 127, Page 264, File A-48767. Kansas City records

1933 Miss America

1933 Club Lido, Montreal

Montreal, Canada.

Walkathon: Waukegan, IL

Radio: WCBD

Walkathon: Wedding of Clara Sadle and Johnny Guilfoyle, Irvington, N,J.

Walkathon: Olympic Park, Irvington, N.J.

Stage: Washington D.C. with Red Rhythm Revue.

Stage: Chicago Palace Theatre

Stage: Lowe’s State with Benny Fields, Lime Trio and A. Berg & Co.

Stage: Capitol (Washington D.C.) Held over with Gus Van and 16 Gae Foster Girls.

Loew’s State (New York) with Will Osborne Orchestraand Judy Starr.

Stage: RKO Keith’s Theater with Lilian Roth

Production dates: Having Wonderful Time 09/24/1937 – 11/29/1937

“Paris in Swing” with ZaSu Pitts.

Film: Having Wonderful Time

Stage: Loew’s State (NY) with Sims & Bailey

Lyric, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bill with Roger Pryor and his orchestra.1

WLW radio “Foley’s Varieties”2

Stage

Hippodrome, Baltimore, Maryland.

Avalon Time: Reds First Broadcast as host. Cincinnati, Ohio

Stage

Hollywood Parade with Ann Miller. Shubert, Cincinnati, Ohio.

The Cincinnati Enquirer 14 Jan 1939, Sat ·Page 4

Stage

MC for FDR birthday ball.

The Birmingham News 28 Jan 1939, Sat ·Page 9

Radio: Edna Stillwell joins the cast of Avalon Time.

Stage

Pantheon Theater, Vincennes, Indiana.

Gibson Hotel, Cincinnati. Moving to Chicago.1. Home: 425 Serf St., Chicago, IL.2.

1. Letter, Stout Collection Box #4, Correspondence folder, Lewis Library, Vincennes University. 2. Gus Stevens papers

Otto Hitner home in St. Petersburg, Fl.3

3. The Evening Independent 04/19/1939 “Famed Showboat Folks Now Making Home Here”

Radio: “Uncle Walter’s Dog House” WTAM.4

4. Youngstown Vindicator – May 2, 1939

Stage

Grand Theater, Evansville, IN. with Buddy Fisher and his Orchestra.

Evansville Courier and Press 07 May 1939, Sun ·Page 26

Death

Died: Otto Hitner, Cotton Blossum.5

5. St. Petersburg Times

Film: The Broadway Buckaroo

Radio: Curt Massy joins the cast of Avalon Time.

Petition for Masonary. Sponor Frank Oliphant Jr. and Morris Johnson.

Presented to the Vincennes Masons.

Birth

Born daughter to Paul Skelton in 121 Glessner Ave., Mansfield, OH. Named Marvel Jean, Mansfield, OH.

Film: Seeing Red.

Chicago with Zasu Pitts and John Boles.

Masons

Elected to the Vincennes Masons.

Clown Alley, Feb 2013

Chicago Salvation Army Headquarters, No. 1 Doughnut Dunker.6

6. St. Joseph Journal (Missouri), Sept. 8, 1939

EA (Masons).

Masons

FC (Fellowcraft degree)

Clown Alley, Feb 2013

Mason

Sublime degree Master Mason, Vincennes Lodge No. 1

Clown Alley, Feb 2013

Radio: Dick Todd singer for Avalon Time.

Family

Visit brothers Denny (65 South Foster) and Paul (East Second Street) in Mansfield, OH.7

7. Mansfield News Jounal, 10/02/1939

(Brother Chris) Skelton the Cleaner, 1712 N. Second st., Vincennes, IN. PC230877

Shea’s Buffalo (NY) with The Three Toppers (Burt Lancaster), Jo Stafford, Frank Sinatra and Harry James.89

8. Classic Images, No. 88, 10/1982. 9. Buffalo News, Sept 30, 1988

Stage

Grand Theater, Evansville, IN. Four days

Evansville Courier and Press 31 Dec 1939, Sun ·Page 37

Stage: Paramount (NY) with Tommy Dorsey and his Band

Stage: Chicago Theater with Andrews Sisters, Hattie McDaniel and Edna Stillwell 04/26/1940 - 05/07/1940.

Stage: Paramount (New York) with Eddie Rochester Anderson, McFarland Twins, and Judy Starr arc2017005-7

Mason

Joined Scottish Rite, Evansville, IN

Clown Alley, Feb 2013

Masons

Scottish Rite Masonic degree in Evansville.

Evansville Press 16 Oct 1940, Wed ·Page 13

Stage: Paramount (NY) with Rosemary Lane, Ray Herbeck Orch and the Ink Spots.

Stage

Paramount (NY) in person for five weeks. Showing "North West Mounted Police". Appearing with the Four Ink Spots.

Daily News 01 Nov 1940, Fri ·Page 319

Stage: People driving.

Film: Flight Command