Weekly Film Schedule Highlights From Theaters
Monday features Conway Tearle in The Fighter with Pathe News. Tuesday gathers Rosemary Theby in Good Women plus Doggone Mixup and a Style Snow review. Wednesday presents Alice Brady in Land of Hope with Pathe News. Thursday Friday show Priscilla Dean in a big spectacular and a comedy. Saturday offers Sessue Hayakawa in Black Roses and Sunshine comedies. Elite Monday shows Neal Hart in Black Sheep and Rollin comedy. Tuesday screens Douglas Fairbanks in The Nut and Yellow Arm. Wednesday John Walker in Lives Wires with a comedy extra. Thursday Dorothy Dalton and Chas Ray in Back of the Man. Friday Roy Stewart in Lay's Outlaw. Saturday Edith Roberts in Luring Lips and Queen of Diamonds.
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Lives Wires
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Lay
Outlaw
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Queen of Diamonds
Good Women to Screen at Palace Theatre Tuesday
A two part program features the Rosemary Theby starring epic Good Women a tale of an American heiress who defies society declaring her right to live as she pleases The film follows her adventures as she faces social ostracism The event also includes afternoon and evening entertainment with a Style Show Revue and Dancing Carnival
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Rosemary Theby
Gardner Sullivan
The Fighter Preview Showcases Lavish Reception Set
A detailed description highlights an elaborately appointed reception room in the foreground, a conservatory visible through the background, and a large drawing room to the left as a standout set in The Fighter. The piece notes a big supporting cast surrounding the main action.
Conway Tearle Sets Sail With The Fighter at Palace Theatre
The upcoming Conway Tearle production The Fighter is built and filmed for a one day run at the Palace Theatre Monday with the latest Pathe News. A large set and a twelve piece jazz ensemble accompany the feature, enhancing the wartime pageantry and cinema program.
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Palace Theatre
Pathe
Metropolitan performers lead large ensemble in The Fighter
An Orchestra furnished music with over 100 extras in active scenes. Two soloists from the Metropolitan Opera Company provided vocal charm to the impressive gathering. The Fighter was produced under the direction of Henry Kalker.
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Chestra
Metropolitan Opera Company
Henry Kalker
Cast Details for Silent Era Drama Led by Tearle
Supporting cast includes Winifred Westover with Mr Tearle in the feminine lead. Warburton Gamble Robert Ellis George Stewart Warren Cook and Helen Lindroth also feature. Albert Payson Terhune wrote the story and the K Cecil Smiths picturized it with Harmon Weight assisting Director Kolker and Jake Badarac co on photography.
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Mr. Tearle
Winifred Westover
Warburton Gamble
Robert Ellis
George Stewart
Warren Cook
Helen Lindroth
Albert Payson Terhune
K. Cecil Smiths
Harmon Weight
Kolker
Jake Badaracco
Pretty Athens Misses to Grace Palace Stage
The Athens Style Show Revue and Dancing Carnival, a Tuesday Palace feature sponsored by the Athens Woman's Club, will include matinee at four and 9 p m shows. Rosemary Theby stars in Good Women with a comedy extra. Twenty five Athens girls join the style and dancing scenes in a benefit performance for the club.
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the Palace
Rosemary Theby
Athens
Woman's Club
Knights of Columbus to raise million for Italian welfare
At the annual convention in San Francisco the Knights of Columbus announce a plan to raise one million dollars by popular subscription to aid American welfare in Italy upon Pope Benedict XV’s request. The drive will involve the organization’s membership.
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Italy
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Columbus to Conserve Faith and Aid Italian Youth
Supreme Advocate Joseph C. Pelletier of Boston states the aim to go into Italy and introduce American welfare work to conserve faith and aid in the mental and physical development of Italian youth.
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Columbus
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston
Italy
Southern Health Officials Deny Famine Charge
Health officials from twelve southern states met with Surgeon General Cummings to discuss conditions in the region and proposed actions. Dr. James Hayne of South Carolina dismissed claims of famine and pellagra rising, saying there was not a scintilla of truth in the accusations.
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Public Health Service
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James Hayne
South Carolina
Death Message Found In Augusta
Augusta police investigate a death message found in the city. Officials seek the writer of the note signed Jack Gordon of Chicago and are pursuing possible self-inflicted death context.
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Augusta
Notes left by unnamed man threaten self harm and police search
A note found on a porch signed Jack Gordon of Chicago requests aid for a starving wife and child and warns the writer will be found in the river by Center Street. Police report no record of a Jack Gordon or his wife or baby. Separately, International Mercantile Marine Co reports 1920 earnings of 12,781,178, down 4,962,753 from 1919.
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