January 7, 1925: The Day Radio Stole the Spotlight from Theater Stars!

A vintage newspaper clipping from 'The Inquiring Reporter' column shows five people's photos and their answers to the question whether radio is the theater's greatest menace. Each person, identified by name and address, gives a nuanced response defending radio's value to theater, often citing personal experiences or artistic appreciation. The layout includes the column's header, the question, and each respondent's photo and typed answer. The text is in a classic 1920s newspaper font, and the images are small, grainy black-and-white headshots.

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