Miss Funkenstein To Feature Tuesday Night Surprise Bill
Pauline Frederick stars in Salvage at the Palace Theatre Tuesday with Fathe News Hild Frederick strikes noted drama themes. The evening also includes dancing by Miss Bluma Funkenstein as part of the Surprise Night program planned by manager Gidley.
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Miss Funkenstein
Bluma Funkenstein
Athens
Will Agai
Palace Theatre
Frederick
Pauline Frederick
Gidley
Gto
Bluma Funkerstein
the Palace
Palace Offers Eugene O'Brien Is Life Worth Living
A one day engagement at the Palace features Eugene O'Brien in a drama about a struggling young businessman lured into a circularizing advertising campaign by a luckless stenographer. The open door to success brings love and marriage, with Winifred Westover and Arthur Houseman in supporting roles.
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Eugene O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Tomanes
George Weston
Saturday Evening Post
Winifred Westcover
Arthur Houseman
Alan Soon
Justine Johnstone at Palace in Heart to Let
Justine Johnstone, famed Follies star, headlines Heart to Let at the Palace Theatre next Wednesday with Pathe News. The program also features other films and serials across the week, including Sowing the Wind and Silent Riders, with a mix of comedies and Westerns.
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Follies
Justine Johystone
Palace Theatre
Pathe News
Eugene O'Brien
Patline
Frederick
Milton Sills
Jaustine Johnstone
Priday Anita Stewart
Larry Lemon
Pasa the Buck
Niles Welsh
Sheldon Lewis
Rollin
Tom Mix
Gladys Walton
Roy Stewart
Jack Hoxie
Buck Jones
English Prince May Marry Vanderbilt Heiress
The Vanderbilt heiress Miss Vanderbilt is seen as a potential wife for Prince Henry third son of King George V. British and American elites note the possible royal alliance, comparing with Princess Pat and Prince Christopher of Greece marriages, while Miss Vanderbilt remains a favored guest at Buckingham Palace. General Vanderbilt expresses satisfaction at the prince's attention to his daughter.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Prince Henry
George V
Buckingham Palace
Eireles
London
Miss Vanderbilt
Boyleh
Mifry
England
King George
Prince of Wales
Princess Pat
Prince John
Prince Christopher
Greece
William DB. Leeds
House of Windsor
Leeds
Kossipearor
America
International Pratieres
Movie Course At Columbia Explores Early Film Making
Columbia University will begin a winter course in the movies, teaching on location filming and studio work. Students learn continuity writing, production of photopacs, visual storytelling, and the art of arousing audience interest with scene structure, symbolism, and dramatic composition.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
United States
Thore
Maaterlinck
Brazil President Sees League of Nations Imperfect Yet Useful
Epitacio Pessoa of Brazil told Rio de Janeiro reporters that the League of Nations remains imperfect and unequal, failing fully to satisfy expectations for international law. He argued it must be built on democratic principles and broaden small nations’ representation while noting great powers effectively shape its Council. He concedes the league is improved over past tribunals and holds broader powers.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Epitclo Wesson
Brazil
la Nachos
Rio de Janeiro
League of Nations
Pessoa
Ile
Heo
Iie
Fion
League
He de Choo
Hagee
Fire King’s rugged camping with Edison Ford and Firestone
Firestone recalls roughing it in early camping trips with Edison and Ford as he organized camp de luxe for presidents and dignitaries. He notes the growing comforts over time, secret service and photographers present, yet savors the core experience of getting back to nature.
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Edward Thierry
IKRON
Harvey S. Firestone
Prankelstett
Lorestone
Henry Ford
Themas
Rdison
Pirestone
Nardor
Jording
Chris
Firestone
Mere
Mel Eilcon Tishop Woo Anderson Oy
Secret Service
Edison
Meare Ford
John Barropehs
Coxuetly
London starvation figures pass pre war proportions
London faces severe hunger as relief services struggle to meet demand. Charities report overflowing hostels and eight starvation cases in four days near the Embankment. Ex-officers and skilled workers are among the destitute, worsened by drought and heat.
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London
Embankment
Varios
Captain Barnes
Church Aray
Maryletines
Mise
Ure
Wor
Freemint
the Salvation
Amr
Housework Help Says Women Stay Fit and Spirited
Chicago club women and physicians defend housework as exercise for women claiming it aids digestion and keeps the body in good condition. They cite personal routines from stair washing to sweeping, and note hotel staff miss similar benefits.
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Chicago
Henry Hardy
Cortessondine
Federation
Bog Griffin
Hlinols Regbgein Warmers
Howsewer
I . Leddell
Oelh
Watkin
Protest Flag Use for Advertising in Warsaw Legion Action
Warsaw American Legion chapter adopts protest resolution against using the American flag in commercial display windows by local merchants. Legion members cite flag respect and proper display, urging merchants to stop advertising with the flag.
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Warsaw
American Legion
Department of Ioland
American Attache Warns Flags May Not Be Displayed for Profit
Major E. E. Farman, military attache, said American authorities here were powerless to act. Legion members plan to visit merchants to explain that displaying the American flag is not permitted for commercial purposes and request the practice stop.
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E. E. Farman
Legion
United States
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National Woothe Stewards’ Association
Berinves
Ome
Shim
Eugene O’brien IN “Is Life Worth
PATHE
Pauline
Justine
Miss Bluma Funken
Stein
Hanna Manufacturing Co
Ga. R. R
Georgia Railroad
J. P. Billups
Atlanta
Aqite Chemical Mfg CO
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Continental Motor Parts
J. M. Hood
Columbia Six Automobiles
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City Garage
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