Local Pantages Vaudeville Ends Run At Broadway Tonight
The Pantages show at Broadway theater closes its local engagement with tonight’s two performances and a Wednesday kids matinee. Boyle Woolfolk’s Junior Forces offers song and comedy for children while Romaine Fielding appears as a moving picture star. The American screens The Marriage of Molly O with Robert Harron starting today.
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Pantages
Broadway
To May
Romaine Fielding
Moving Picture
Lst
Boyle Woolfolk
Mae Marsh as Goody Two Shoes at Triangle Pictures
Mae Marsh as Goody Two Shoes at the American. It is a vanity of Mae Marsh, the Triangle star, that whenever she creates a new part in a picture she insists upon contributing some telling point of characterization of her very own.
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Molly-O
Robert Harron
Miss Marsh
Molly-0
Mae Marsh As
Goody Two Shoes
The
Mae Marsh
Triangle
Fragmented quote hints at small contribution noted
A damaged excerpt quotes a speaker praising a small contribution by a person nicknamed Tet angle star. The text is partial and lacks clear names, places, or dates, making full context uncertain.
The End of the Trail at Ansonia Theater Tonight
The End of the Trail features Willam Farnum in a drama about Cabot Leclerg who pursues his wife Adrienne after a tragic separation. Cabot photographs a violent revenge, escape, and a dramatic meeting with Jules to settle their score. Beginning Thursday and continuing Friday and Saturday, Alice Brady appears in Mise Petticoat.
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Ansonia Theater
Willam Farnum
Tyles Leclerg
Cabot
Shemar
Leclerd
Noreed
Tule
Adrienne
Shi
Jules
Alice Brady
Mise Petticoat
Fourth Hippodrome Road Show for Last Time Tonight
Tonight's two performances at the Empress theater conclude the fourth and best Hippodrome vaudeville road show led by a clever farce play Her First Case starring Lula Sutton and Fannie Keeler. The program features seven acts including song, comedy, novelties and impersonations, all with strong reception.
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Toni
Sutton Keeler
Sal
Empresscope
Pathe
Empress Orchestra
Empress Theater
Reek
Lula Sutton
Fannie Keeler
Folly of Dekee at Liberty Cast Shown Today and Tomorrow
A melodrama adaptation by George J. Fucker plays at Liberty with an all star cast. Norman McKinnell portrays a rugged South African whose diversions include Bible reading and abusing his wife. The leading girl endures near constant peril in a stark stage presentation.
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Dekee
Liberty
Allstar
George J. Fucker
Norman McKinnel
Man survives after drifting 32 hours at sea clinging to spar
Clarence F. Peacock, a San Francisco mechanic, went swimming near the Golden Gate on Aug 12. He clung to a spar as undertow pulled him away, survived 32 hours adrift, was picked up by a Swedish ship near Cape Horn, and later returned to San Francisco with bruises and a bleeding body. His wife had feared him dead. he walked into police headquarters to retrieve his clothing today.
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San Francisco
Clarence F. Peacock
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Farralione Islands
Seattle
Peacock
Cape Horn
Montana Will Be Wilson, Cowley Reports
Stephen A. Cowley of Great Falls, visiting the Democratic national campaign HQ in Chicago, declares Montana will go for Wilson this fall. He says a statewide tour found conditions favorable for Democrats and contends Hughes’ Montana visit did not help Hughes’ cause.
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Stephen A. Cowley
Great Falls
Mona
Senator Walsh
Democratis
Presint Wilson
Mr. Cowley
Demoscratic
Montana
Hughes
Dynamite Auto Struck by Train Near Salt Lake City
Towell Perkins was killed and his father George Perkins seriously hurt when a passenger train on the Salt Lake and Ogden electric railroad hit their dynamite laden truck a few miles north of Salt Lake City. The truck was smashed and dynamite scattered, but none exploded.
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Towell Perkins
George Perkins
Salt Lake & Ogden Electric Railroad
Here
Deutschland Submarine Sighted Near Cape Race
Newport News reporter details Captain Olsen of the Norwegian steamer Alf stating that on August 6 he encountered the German merchant submarine Deutschland traveling at a moderate speed in an east and southeasterly direction, within the regular steamer track south of Cape Race.
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Eutschland
Newport News
Olsen
Alf
Rat
Deutschland
Cape Race
Candy Barred From National Service School Camp
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on August 2 an official ruling banned candy from the national service school camp where 150 women are receiving military instruction. More than a hundred pounds have been returned to its senders. The women requested a camp manicureist and hair dresser.
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Lake Eneva
Wis
National Service School
Bremen Sailed Week Ago Report From Norfolk
Norfolk dispatch notes Captain Tullison of the tug Hansa formerly the Thomas F. Timmins stated that Bremen sailed a week ago from an unspecified port. The report is terse with limited details and awaits fuller confirmation.
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Bremen
Norfolk
Tullison
Hansa
Thomas F. Timmins
Eastern Forward tne company leases New London pier
A fragment notes the Eastern Forward line leasing a pier in New London Conn for the Deutchland cargo. Another item mentions the Bremen leaving a German port on August 14 as part of the same disrupted content.
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Eastern Forwardtne Company
Deutchland
New London
Conn
Hremen
Playwright Alvah Holbrooke Dies After Automobile Fall
Ameola New York Aug 22 Alvah F Holbrooke prominent playwright dies after being thrown from a running board of an automobile en route from Plandome to his Port Washington home. He died several hours later in Port Washington Hospital.
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Ameola
N. Y
Alvah F. Holbrooke
Plandome
Port Washington
Warning to Farmers on Unauthorized Farm Loan Subscriptions
Washington August 22 Secretary Flanagan of the federal farm loan board warned farmers that unauthorized solicitors are active in several states, claiming board authority to form loan associations. He urged planning genuine associations under the act and cautioned that such offers are not official.
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Washington
Flanagan
Federal Farm Loan Board
Farm Loan Board
Flangan
Montana
Taha
Ife
Ioan
Northwest wind ends Midwest heat wave in Chicago
Chicago reports a cooling Northwest wind ends a heat wave that gripped the Middle West since Saturday. By 10 30 a m the city temperature stood at 78 degrees, down 18 degrees in 24 hours according to government weather bureau reports.
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Chicago
Middle West
Het Bureau Tds
Hay fever and weeds in the UK
A medical authority states hay fever ranks first among now fatal diseases with pollen from weeds like ragweed and glint weed as major causes. Ten other South plants contribute pollen causing hay fever. Pollen spreads by wind and germinates in nasal secretions. cure is killing the weeds. UK rates are about 28 percent higher than last year.
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Goldenrool
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