Dinty at Elite Theater Stars Wesley Barry in Debut
Marshall Neilan directs Wesley Barry in Dinty the first starring vehicle of the freckle faced boy as a fighting newsboy. Chinatown scenes and a diverse cast including Colleen Moore and Noah Beery headline a motion picture praised by critics. Also shown is Purple Riders in this Elité program.
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Vivian Martin
Mensmore Kendall
Robert W. Chambers
Jatte
William J .Locke
Goldwyn Distributing Corporation
Kendall-Chambers
Miss Martin
Gran Rapids
Mich
Ths
Richard Mantfielding
Maude Adame
Peter Pan
Willian Hesen
Fke
Martin
Marshall Neilan
Wesley Barry
Neilan
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
San Francisco
Chinatown
Wes Barry
Dinty" O'Sullivan
Colleen Moore
J. Barney Sherry
Pat O'Malley
Marjorican
Noah Beery
Mary Pickford
Dinty
Marshall’ Neilan
Barry
Nut
Purple Riders
Lawmakers Move Toward Fines for Denying Tenants with Children
A New York assembly bill would impose fines on landlords who refuse to admit tenants with children. The notice notes digestion advice advertising Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and ensure regular bowels, citing the claim that thorough mastication halves food needs.
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The
New York Assembly
Noted churchman Dr Frank W Thomas dies in Kentucky
Dr Frank W Thomas age 48 prominent Methodist Episcopal Church South editor of the Quarterly Review died by suicide in Bowling Green Kentucky. His body was found in a nearby thicket after hours. He had suffered insomnia for years.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Frank W. Thomas
Quarterly Review of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
National Conference of the Church
Willys Light Price Cut Aids Farmers Readjustment Efforts
The Willys Light division of Electric Auto-Lite in Toledo announces a $100 price reduction per unit. Officials say the move matches farm price readjustments and aims to restore farmers’ purchasing power while accepting losses now to hasten a broader economic readjustment and eventual return to normal business.
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Willys Light
Electric Auto- Lite Corporation
Toledo
Ohio
Willys Lights
Tarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure for Cold
An old advertisement touts Tarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh and nasal congestion by reducing inflammation. It asserts faster relief and restoration of normal breathing without detailing ingredients or proof.
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Grees Teds
Ohio
Kiwanis Rotary Baseball Game Supports Playgrounds
Kiwanis Rotary club game saw CheroCola Dews and Harvey Stovall keep players hydrated with beverages at the bases. Prizes awarded for hits, runs, and assists included a pencil, shoes, a belt buckle, a safety razor, and legal advice, with G A Booth earning multiple honors and Harry Dews hitting a homer. Attendance listed as 128 with umpire Rucker Ginn.
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Kiwanis
CheroCola
Dews
Harvey Stovall
Budwine Laboratories
Mike Coste
Rotary Club
Hugh Hodgson
B. R. Bloodworth
Abit Nix
Morton Hodgson
E. Potter
Cuyler Trussell
G. A. Booth
Harry Dews
H. A. Pendergraph
Ed Porter
Oie
Ham
Martin
Apple Valley
Abu
H. B
Georgia Schedule Highlights May 12 14 At Athens
The Athens calendar shows Washington and Lee visiting May 12 and Mercer visiting May 14. The notes reference periodic bilious attacks and advise on timing, meals, and use of Chamberlain's Tablets to prevent attacks, plus guidance to avoid tea or coffee for sufferers.
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Georgia
Washington and Lee
Athens
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Omedy
Photoplays
MAK PO Genuine Star
Mesars
Kendall
Chamberley Bar
Dan Martin
Cong
Sumgide
Adv
Willys
Willys-Knight
Aes
Wesley Barry Wee
Hodgson
Rucker Ginn
Rotary
Veeeeree
Bloodworth
Porter
Tseee Hodgson
Booth
Trussell
Nix
A. V
Martin, Dink
Pendergraph
Wr ‘Reynolds
Pat Conolly
McWhorter
Stegeman
C. Conolly
Red Hodgson
O‘laikin
Meadow
Larke
Lawier
C. Scarborough
Elite Today
Mercer
Athena
Calomel
G. Washiron
G. Washington
Washington
G. Washington Coffee Refining
Fitch Avenue
New York City
Sophie
Rey Leer
Fisher
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