Mae Murray in Broadway Rose at Palace a Thursday Friday
Mae Murray appears in Broadway Rose at the Palace for a Thursday and Friday engagement. Also Mary Miles Minter stars in The Heart Specialist, a new drama presented at the Palace, with Allen Forrest as leading man and a notable supporting cast.
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Drama Palace
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Frank Ureon
Allen Forrest
Noah Berry
Carmen Phillips
Jack Mathers
James Nets
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Buck Jones
Murray
Charles Jones Tops Elite Photoplay In Trouper ONeill
Charles Jones stars in Fox photoplay Trouper ONeill at the Elite, praised as a persistent crowd favorite. Based on a Charles Seiser story, Jones delivers strong screen work with Helen Ferguson and Ruth Renick in supportive roles, delivering a drama that grips audiences from start to fade out.
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Trouper O'Neill
Charles Seizer
Seizer
Jones
Helen Ferguson
Ruth Renick
Broadway Rose Extra Cast Teems At Palace Studio Theater
Producers of Mae Murray's Broadway Rose built a full Metropolitan style theatre inside Tiffany Studios New York to film the production at the studio. About 300 extras received weekly pay while watching Mae Murray perform dances under authentic footlights and drops. Director Robert Z Leonard explains the studio theatre mimics a real venue with programs featuring dancer Nosatle Lawrence to enhance the illusion.
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Leonard Husband
Peacock Alley
Metropolitan Playhouse
Nosatle Lawrence
Greal Theatre
Superior Court Hears of Alleged Sinister Powers
The article reports on a Superior Court session discussing alleged sinister powers and the breakdown of lawful order. It notes that counter mobs form when law fails to stop outlawry, endangering orderly self-government and allowing terrorism to prevail. The grand jury roster is listed with foreman RK L Woodruff and members including E A Bag, Robt J Smith, J W Shielda, and others.
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Robt
J. Smith
W. Gett
J. W. Shielda
W. Bard
RR. Kilcrease
W. Hosch
Summerour
D. B. Maxey
J. I. Tidgeway
W. 8. Hunter
W. T. Edwards
J. J. Wilvon
B.L. Rogers
J. H. Watt
G. W. Giles
A. B. Hartwell
T. J. Lanier
Henry Edgar
W. W. Chastain
W. Sloan
W. D. Nash
Georgia News In Brief Items In Brief
Macon youth plans a 4000 mile cycling trek to Los Angeles aiming for six weeks of travel. Albany reports dengue fever epidemic delaying Dougherty superior court opening. J B White estate tax case to renew in Augusta with $300000 disputed. Water cutoffs hit 160 Augusta residents over two years of meter nonpayment. Columbus revival draws large citywide attendance with two weeks of double daily services. Toomb Moore suit for $30000 damages over daughter Ruth Moore’s death to be tried in November. Briefs for Major Court case to be sent to Georgia Supreme Court Monday or Tuesday. Also note candle mold claim from Paris, Java sweet potatoes, reef eggs.
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Columbus
J. E. Toomb Moore
Columbus Railroad Company
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Injunction Fight Prompts Appeal Review Request
Donald Richbourg counsel for the Railway Shopcrafts indicated that the next step in the dispute with the wherry in Junction is a petition to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for a review of Judge Wilkersons order. He described the entry of the order as a perfunctory protest and warned of a long costly battle to block permanent writs. Meanwhile hearings opened today on a petition by 15,000 signal men seeking wage increases after a July 1 pay cut. Forty two railroads and affiliates are involved in the case.
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Georgia Gov Proclaims Constitutional Amendment on Senate Districts
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick issues a proclamation submitting to voters at the November 7, 1922 general election a proposed amendment to Article 3 Section 2 Paragraph 1 of the Georgia Constitution. The measure increases the Senate to fifty two members, creates a new Senatorial District 52, and redefines district boundaries. The proclamation outlines the referendum process and voting instructions.
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Lee Highway route favored as Confederate veterans back plan
In a daily column, Larry Gantt argues for a southern route linking Hampton to New Orleans via Virginia and the Deep South. He asserts the proposed Lee Highway adjoints Bankhead Highway, promotes regional development, and aligns with Governor Cameron and Confederate veterans on a feasible path avoiding conflict with other plans.
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Mississippi
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Virginia
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Tennessee
Ansau
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New Orleans
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John W Collier Dies Suddenly at 68 in Clarke County
Prominent Clarke county farmer John W. Collier of Kenney's district near Fowler's school died suddenly Monday morning at about five o'clock. He fell in his front yard without pain. He was 68, survived by five children. Funeral at Prospect church Tuesday at eleven conducted by Rev. A. P. Dolly and Rev. W. M. Colle. County Board of Education members will serve as honorary pallbearers. he was an uncle of Sheriff Ber Collier. Odd Fellows to handle funeral services.
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Eustis
Fla
Allen Q.' Collier
Prospect Church
A. P. Dolly
W. M. Colle
Winterville
County Board of Education
Collier
Fortson Charges Barrow County Judges to Enforce Law
Judge Alan Fortson sternly urged Barrow County superior court to act against mob violence and lynching. He described numerous outrages by masked mobs targeting black and white residents, warned against arming vigilantes, and stressed that the law, not mob action, must govern. He reminded jurors of constitutional principles and urged thorough, fearless justice to purge Barrow County of lawlessness.
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Alanton Fortson
Barrow County
Asberry McCluskey
Sorrells
Georgia
Bcs
South
Gillespie on Georgia Faculty Selection At University
J W Gillespie was Monday morning selected tutor in botany at the University of Georgia during a meeting of the prudent life committee of the institution.
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