All-Star Week at Palace and Elite Theatres
This week at the Palace and Elite theatres features Sessue Hayakawa in The Swamp and Gloria Swanson in Shifting Sands. Monday to Wednesday presents vaudeville and pre features, with Thursday and Friday highlighting special programs for ladies and children, and Saturday stars Wm. Duncan in No Defense along with the serial Winners of the Great Western.
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Palace
Sessue Hayakawa
Gloria Swanson
Wm. Duncan
Athens
Raffles to Open Week at Palace With Vaudeville
Raffles arrives Monday for a three day Palace engagement in a week of feature pictures and vaudeville, with Thomas Meighan in A Prince There Was and Whitney in The Blot among other attractions. Early showings at the Palace and Elite theatres promise daily fare, including Mary Miles Minter in Winning Ways and Liberty theatre’s Turn to the West.
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Raffles
Thomas Meighan
Whitney
Mary Miles Minter
Liberty Theatre
New York City
The
West
Palace
Palace Theatre
Silent Yeara Elite Features This Week
Weekly highlights promise a northern stand by Neil Shipman on Monday with The Girl from a Country, followed by Tom in The Rough Diamond on Tuesday featuring Alice Terry and a small cast, and a Pauline showcase on Saturday.
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Elite
Neil Shipman
the Girl
Tom
Alice Terry
Mir
Pauline
Raffles returns to New York with daring vault escapes and show
The piece notes how Raffles astonishes New York with escape performances from vaults safes and a straight jacket feat at the Georgia Hotel while praising his famed accuracy and the press name given by Allen Dale. It also previews Thomas Meighan Mildred Harris in A Prince There Was at the Palace and Nell Shipman starring in The Girl from Gods Country at the Elite with background on her career and recent films.
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New York
Raffles
Allen Dale
Hornung
Raffles and Company
John E. Wilkes
United States Secret Service Bureau
Washington
Georgia Hotel
Banner Herald
Thomas Meighan
Mildred Harris
Mr. Meighan
George M. Cohen
Miss Harris
Sucide
Charlotte Jackson
Drudge
Prince
Cire
Nell Shipman
God's Country
Elite
North Woods
Baree
Kazan
James Oliver Curwood
Luncheon Dishes Without Meat From A Historic Menu
A compact collection of meatless recipes for economical meals. Includes Luncheon Dish with Cheese and Toast, Luncheon Potatoes, Eggs with Tomato Sauce, Egg Timables, and Scalloped Onions and Celery. Each recipe outlines layers, binding eggs with milk, cheese, and careful seasoning for nourishing self care meals.
Casserole Layered with Celery Onions and Breadcrumbs
A buttered baking dish receives a layer of each ingredient then a sauce made from butter flour and milk. Salt and pepper season the mixture. The celery and onions are covered with coarse bread crumbs dotted with butter and baked thirty minutes in a moderate oven.
Whiskey Lord Raised to Peerage in New Year Honors
London Sir James Buchanan chairman of a famed whiskey firm is named Baron Woolavingtort of Lavington in the New Year honors list. Other peers include Joseph Watson Baron Manton of Compton Verney Francis Willey Baron Barnby of Blyth and Sir Robert Nivison Baron Glendyne of Sangu Y all described as millionaires.
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London
James Buchanan
Woolavingtort
Lavington
Joseph Watson
Baron Manton
Compton Verney
Warwick
Francis Willey
Wool Merchants
Barnby
Blyth
Robert Nivison
Glendyne
Sangu Y
Dumfries
Spelling Dilemma Baffles Beaconsfield Residents
Residents of Beaconsfield England struggle to spell and pronounce their town name correctly as the urban district council seeks historical records to resolve the spelling and pronunciation dilemma.
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Beaconsfield
Eng
Dog Derby Trail Trials In The Pas Race Starts
rugged Manitoba course of 200 miles along the river awaits dog drivers and weathered teams for the fifth annual Hudson Bay Derby. teams include Alaskan double hitch and mixed breeds racing for a $2,500 purse with past winners Campbell Campbell and Morgan noted for speed and endurance.
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Pas
Manitobia
Anishlien
Lake Winnipeg
Grand Rapids
Hudson Bay
Albert Campbell
Pateese Campbell
Gayne
Morgan
Soviet Russia to Get Transatlantic Wireless Station
Moscow reports Soviet Russia will soon have a powerful wireless station capable of transatlantic service. The Bogorodsk site near Moscow will boast towers over 900 feet, surpassing Germany’s Nauen. The 500 kilowatt station will advance long distance telephone links to Chita and expand to Tashkent, Kharkov, Novo Nikolayevsk, and Arctic coastal radials.
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Moscow
Russia
H. Nikolayeff
Bogorodsk
Nauen
Nikolaieff
Soviet Russia
Chita
Siberia
Tashkent
Kharkov
Novo Nikolaevsk
Siberian Water
Artic Sea
German Build 7 0s and nine stations in project
A garbled OCR style note mentions a German build with seven zeros and nine stations in a project. The readable elements point to a technical or manufacturing context, but specifics are unclear. The fragment implies a plan or inventory tied to a German source, involving numbered components and locations.
Gibbons Training For Great Match
NEW YORK. Toini ei 'Oa, the St. Paul light-heavy will start training here for the big 15 round match with Harry Greb of Pittsburg. The Greb vs Gibbons front Tait of Minneapolis and other contenders are named. Welling of Chicago and Luke Vire of Scranton will meet Wagher of Philadelphia in preliminary bouts.
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New York
Toin Ei 'Oa
St. Paul
Harry Greb
Pittsui
Hei
Greb-Gibbons Frent
Tait
Minneapolis
Will Mort Welling
Chicago
Luke Vrre
Scranton
Will Mer
Wagher
Philadelphia
Belfast Keeps City Calm With Lenient Curfew Change
Officials announce a relaxed curfew in Belfast allowing residents to stay out past 1 30 p m with no new trouble reported. The policy aims to reduce tensions and ease enforcement while maintaining public order.
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Belfast
Ofela
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