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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
6
At the Strand and Elite theaters today Fox Film star June Carprice presents Little Miss Happiness at the Strand and The Fugitive produced by Thanhouser at the Elite. Police inspector displays a photograph of Florence LaBadie in connection with the fugitive case.
Florence Labadie stars in a featured display at the Elite showing striking photography and dramatic scenes. The exhibit includes a scene where a tiny figure steps from a frame as two policemen intervene, followed by a struggle and removal. Heartice Politix is also shown at the Elite today, offering an eerie performance.
Wuzzy Woodruff, Atlanta Georgian sports writer, argues Georgia should edge Auburn in the Columbus contest. He notes Georgia’s Navy loss, Cunningham’s cautious approach, strong Donnelly kicking, and Auburn’s fluctuating form. He also mentions Mississippi A&M and Alabama comparisons, calling Georgia’s record stronger overall.
H. R. Palmer announces candidacy for reelection as alderman of the Second Ward subject to the Democratic primary. R. T. Wright seeks reelection as alderman of the First Ward under the same primary system.
The Columbus Enquirer Sun reports preparations for the Auburn Plainsmen versus Georgia Red and Black game. A 300 foot by fifteen foot high grandstand for 2000, concrete foundations, wire fencing, and auto park spaces are under construction at the Driving Park. Tickets go on sale Tuesday with prices general admission 1.00, reserved 2.00, autos 3.00 per car. special train from Auburn is planned, and alumni activities plus banners urged to advertise the event.
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