The Fair Interstate Vaudeville and Movie Lineup
The Fair Interstate circuit headlines with Vera Reynolds in The Main Event at the Fair, Clara Bow in Get Your Man at the Mission, Eileen Sedgwick in The Lure of the West at the Deandi, a tabloid musical Laffin Thru, and Hoof Marks plus Kosher Kitty Kelly at Rialto and San Jacinto. The program includes stage acts by Merrymakers, Eaton Sisters, Rody Jordan, Janet of France, and others. Vera Reynolds set design on The Main Event impresses with a circular stage. Clara Bow, Charles Rogers star in Get Your Man at the Mission. Janet of France headlines La Comedie Militaire with notable performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Reynolds
Man
Clara Bow
Deandi
Eileen Sedgwick
Laffi
Rialto
San Jacinto
Kitty Kelly
Virgil Proctor
Nida
Jack Kneeland
Eaton Sisters
Rody Jordan
la Comedie Militaire
Janet
France
Byron Vawkins
William Rand
Lloyd Crafton
Ann Clifton
Dave Stamper
Harry Ruskin
Bible
la Corgna & Company
William K. Howard
Rochus Gliese
UPA
Paul Allison
Charles Delaney
Julia Faye
Robert Armstrong
Rudolph Schildkrauta
Companionate marriage now means nothing in Keyserling view
Count Hermann Keyserling, arriving in the United States for a lecture tour, declares companionate marriage is a false reform. He argues it will not free couples but push them into earlier, more conventional unions and will not solve divorce, urging sober reflection before matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Hermann Keyserling
United States
Keyserling
America
Marrige
M Mattimony
Flaming Youth Not So Very Hot Says Whiteman
Paul Whiteman contends America's flaming youth is not as wild as it seems. He notes older generations overestimate youth and that many scenes of revelry mask heartache and fear. The Smart Set article previews a film with Vera Gordon Tom Forman Aggie Herring Nat Carr Kathleen Myers Stanley Taylor Carroll Nye.
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International News Service
New York
America
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Smart Set Magazine
Geous
Vera Gordon
Tom Forman
Aggie Herring
Nat Carr
Kathleen Myers
Stanley Taylor
Carroll Nye
What a Woman of 30 Should Weigh
Health advice states ideal weights by height, listing 142 pounds for 5 7, 154 for 5 5, and 127 for 5 3. The piece cautions against excessive thinness and advertises McCoy's Tablets with a money back guarantee if a 4 box course fails to add at least 5 pounds and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack
McCoy
Fox, Rafdal and
P. O. Drug
America
Speed age youth and Meiji anniversary noted in Japan
The piece cites Mr. Whiteman on youth seeking speed and show while craving brakes and restraint. It also notes Emperor Meiji death anniversary now marked officially on November 3rd, replacing the former holiday. Government and company workers observed Meiji timing in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whiteman
Japan
Emperor Meiji
Meiji
Flashes of Life and Notes From Home
The column notes Elihu Root and his wife celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary with Mr Root turning 84 on February 15. It also mentions Ruth Nichola flying to Miami, claiming air travel saves four hours versus driving, and remarks that a high earner cannot afford slower travel. A Chicago item recalls the nickname lucky Calcott for escaping prison twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
Ruth Nichola
Miami
Indecent crowded New York subway sparks health concerns
Dr. Louis T. Harris testifies before the New York Transit Commission that overcrowded subway trains are indecent and inhuman, breeding grounds for disease. He seeks a court order to add 482 cars, while the transit company contests the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Subway
Subway Company
New York
Hariig
Harris Described as a Short Man and Public Health Figure
The statement portrays Harris as a notably short man and references his remarks on crowding spreading subway diseases. Harris lists colds tonsillitis pneumonia and influenza as crowding related illnesses and connects their spread to crowded conditions.
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Harris
Subway congestion in New York deemed indecent and inhuman
A source notes that between two and three percent of people in New York subways carry virulent diphtheria germs. The overall subway congestion is described as indecent and inhuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rosson
Paul Armstrong
Fox Films
Rosson
New York
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Amarillo Globe
Charles Rogers
Mission Today
Ol Ee
Ben Bard
Metanb
Fleetwing
Northwestern University
Ifia
Bard and
Pearl
Footghts
Cee Fileen Sedgwick
Deandi Theater
Laffin' Thru
Allstar
San Jacinto Theater
Mary Philbin
Lionel Barrymore
Don Alvarado
Tully Marshall
William Austin
Francesca da Rimini
Gerrit Lloyd
Griffith
Rialto Theater
Richard Dix
Reilly
California
Dix
Joaquin Marietta
Armstrong
U. S
Stuart
Plapao
Plapao Co
Stuart Bldg
St. Louis
Zeturn m
Henry
Agency
Polk
Wade Rowland
Hoquiam
Wash
Gertrude Ohman
Chicago
Hin
Lucky
Calcott
Breed of the Sea
Ralph Ince
Peter B. Kyne
Charlon Beresford Calcott
Melrose Park
J. P. Morgan and Company
Thomas W. Lamont
Europe
Mexico
Far East
Egypt
Nile
Tucson
Aria
University of Arteona
Shah
Persia
Keith-Orpheum
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
His Merry Makers
the Eaton Sisters
Piquant Comedienne
Cartoon Comedy Pathe News
Mayme Davies Hunt
The
Schell
Lambert Pharmacal Company
H. V. Robertson & Company Certified Public Accountants
Federal Tax Service—Industrial and Metroteam
IS Silo A Dent Theatre
Canes Rogers
Clara
Garamenuant
A Dent Theatre
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