Lucas Theater Opens In Savannah With Grand Debut
The half million Lucas Theater in Savannah opened to the public after two years of construction on Abercorn Street. Arthur Lucas of Atlanta funded and built the 2,500-seat venue featuring a $25,000 organ, terra cotta exterior, ornate interior, and a spacious lobby. Notables from Atlanta, New York, and Hollywood sent telegrams praising the public spirited project and the city’s new landmark theater.
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Savannah
Lucas Theater
United States
Abercorn Street
Broughton and
Congress
C. K. Howell
New York
Rylander
Americus
Lucas
Nazimova
Camille
Adventures in Fairyland Family Christmas Break
AE Tye and Nick pause from Fairyland adventures to rest after a bright Christmas visit with Santa Pim Pim and family. The twins return home to a house full of relatives, warm aromas, and questions about their secret journeys as they ponder earth time versus fairy time. The tale invites readers to reflect on memory and wonder.
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Ancy
Nick
Santa Claus
Pim Pim
North Pole
Prom
Mother
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and deafness
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as a liquid taken internally that works through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. The advertisement lists F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, and notes that druggists offer circulars free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Notable Georgia Visitors and Local Social Notes
Local interest highlights Frank Marsh of Atlanta visiting his old home with friends, Mrs. Sara Bagley of De Soto in Americus, Gordon Howell returning from Troy, Ala, and Mayor J. E. Sheppard of Bruns wick attending a Masonic celebration. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Albright of Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Smith and baby of Savannah at Mrs. Essie Smith on Jackson Avenue, with others visiting Jefferson Street and Jackson Avenue homes for weekend.
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Frank Marsh
Atlanta
Sara Bagley
de Soto
Americus
E. F. Albright
H. T. Smith
Baby
Savannah
Essie Smith
Jackson Avenue
J. R. Cameron
Jefferson Street
Ella Cameron
Eatonic touted as life saver by Mrs Ella Smith
Mrs. Ella Smith writes Eatonic “saved my life” and calls it the best stomach medicine. The tablet after meals relieves acidity and aids digestion, promising quick relief and prevention of ailments from excess acid with a big box at a trifling cost.
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Eatonic
Ella Smith
The Snowshoe Trail thrilling Canadian wilderness tale
A gripping and stupendous adventure in the Canadian wilds unfolds in this tale as suspense builds and characters face perilous journeys through snowy terrain. The narrator invites readers to follow the snowshoe trail until the climactic revelations emerge.
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City By the Sea
Arthur Lucas
Americas
Times-Recorder
Lovelace Eve
America
The
Atlanta Journal
John §. Cohen
Key
Walker T. Lee
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn Distributing Corporation
S. L. Rothapfel
Capitol Theater
New York City
Alfred Weiss
Goldwyn Distribution Corporation
Goldwyn
William A. Brady
Thetreal
Marcus Loew
Macius Loew
Metro Pictures Corporation
Milt Gardner
Culver City
California
Art Lucas
Thomas H. Ince
Abe Warner
Warner Brothers, Motion Picture Producers
H. M. Crandall
Motion Picture Magnate
Washington, D. C
Adventures OF
AE Tye
Gordon Howell
Troy
Ala
J. E. Sheppard
Brunswick
Lemon
Doc
Eldridge
Clark
New Jersey
Sdison Marshall
Edison Marshall
In Times
Recorder
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