Dramatic Cinema Listings From Rialto to Orpheum
A catalog of stage and film titles featuring stars such as Jack Pickford in In Wrong American Lassie Ferguson in The Counterfeit Ansonia May Allison in Wair and Warmer Empress stock company in Daddy Long Legs Broadway She Walked in Her Sleep Orpheum Constance Talmadge in A Pair of Silk Stockings Liberty Earl Williams in The Hornets Nest with venue references across Rialto Amusement venues and other circuits.
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Empress
Empress Stock Company
Broadway
Orpheum
Constance Talmadge
Liberty
Earl Williams
Counterfeit at the American starring Elsie Ferguson
Elsie Ferguson headlines Counterfeit a new Paramount Artcraft drama at the American theater. She plays a southern girl who joins the secret service to fight counterfeiters, with scenes in the South Newport and a harbor yacht. David Powell Helene Montrose Charles Gerard and Charles Kent co-star. Ouida Bergere wrote the scenario from Robert Baker’s story. directed by George Fitzmaurice.
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Elsie Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Secret Service
South
Newport
Miss Terguson
David Powell
Helene Montrose
Charles Gerard
Charles Kent
Ouida Bergere
Robert Baker
George Fitzmaurice
Paramount- Artcraft
A Pair of Silk Stockings at the Orpheum
Constance Talmadge stars in a breezy Select feature about a quarrel over car makes that leads to divorce. The ex couple later reunite at a country house where a mix up in rooms and a theatre costume sparks a rapid sequence of comic complications.
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Constance Talmadge
Orpheum
Mollie
Sam
Bagnal
Molly
Fair and Warmer at Ansonia starring May Allison
A light farce opens at the Ansonia with Miss May Allison in the lead. The film features a sparkling cocktail scene and a flexible plot about two married couples where one husband is too perfect and the other hides his attentions to keep his wife guessing.
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Ansonia Today
May Allison
Hopwood
Jack Wheeler
Billy Bartlett
Jack
Yodor Found Guilty In Liquor Case At Park Street Bar
Steve Yodor proprietor of 261 East Park Street was found guilty in police court on unlawful liquor sales. Judge Grimes fined him 50 dollars after witness George Zvokovich testified he bought drinks described as regular poison for 25 cents each. Officers found no liquor on inspection. H S and S Harris pleaded guilty to drunkenness with a ten dollar fine and wore a bandaged eye.
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Steve Yoder
East Park Street
Grimes
George Zvokovich
Yodor
Zvokovich
H. S&s
Harris
Cider and grape juice day declared in Kansas City
George F. Crutchley the collector of internal revenue announced that under his interpretation of the national prohibition act sweet cider and fruit juices will be classified as prohibited beverages starting at midnight January 16.
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Kansas City
George F. Crutchley
Internal Revenue
Dairy prices sag as eggs and butter fall on San Francisco exchange
Dairy products began to ease from high living costs today with fresh extra eggs slipping 6 cents to 61 and a half cents per dozen while butter dropped 4 cents to 62 cents per pound on the San Francisco dairy produce exchange.
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San Francisco
Belgian Storm Fatal Tolls Seven In Belgium Flood Damage
A Belgian storm reports seven deaths with many injuries as 48 hours of severe weather disrupts factories and causes extensive flood damage across the country. High water forces closures and widespread destruction noted by authorities.
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Brussels
Havas
Belgium
Women May Be Eligible as Lighthouse Keepers in Alaska
Women may apply for lighthouse keeper positions in Alaska per a civil service commission notice received in Butte. Applications filed with the Seattle district secretary before March 15 will form an eligible list for vacancies. Pay ranges from 720 to 980 dollars yearly with subsistence allowances at some stations. quarters, heat, and light are provided. Examinations are open to women, but appointing officers may specify sex when certifying eligibles. Applicants must be 18 or older.
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Alaska
Butte
Civil Service Commission
Vrom
Seattle
Debate challenges must be accepted under new South Dakota rule
Jan 14 law interprets that presidential candidates under the Richards primary rule must accept debates with opponents even if a proxy conducts them. James C. Monroe of Chicago challenges President Wilson for the Democratic nomination. Monroe runs independently. Gubernatorial candidates must debate in person when challenged.
Olcott to resign secretary of state after GOP nominee named
Salem Oregon January 14 Governor Olcott announced he will resign as secretary of state immediately after the Republican nominee for the seat is determined at the May primaries. He will appoint the Republican nominee as his successor. Olcott has served as both governor and secretary of state since succeeding Governor Withycombe.
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Salem
Ore
Olcott
Withycombe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ansonia
METRO
Avery Hopwood
Selwyn
General Directof
London
New York
Henry Otto Maxwell Barger
Martin Johnson
Ford Weekly
James J. Corbett
Ansonia Musigc
Chester Gillett
Counter Feit
Paramount
Sdricraft Picture “Comedy Magazine
Scenic Pathe News
Paramount-Artcraft Pictures
George Broadhurst
Mit
Miss Norton
Paul Richolson
Metropolitan
Butte Playhouses
Rialto
Jack Pickford
Lassie Ferguson
Allison
the American
THE
Johnny
Johnny Spivens
Tadlay Dee
Jensen-Von Herberg
Monroe
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