Theaters in Atlanta Enjoy Prosperous Season
Atlanta theaters end the season with strong attendance records as the Lyric wraps up, the Atlanta continues with Smash ing the Vice Trust six reel feature, and Gus Skinner in Kismet and Damaged Goods set to follow. Forsyth vaudeville draws big crowds, and Take Wells and Cardoza celebrate a profitable run with plans for next season.
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Atanta
Atlanta
Lyric
Keith
Vice Trust
Gus Skinner
Playhouse
Homer
George
Klaw & Erlanger
New Orleans
Forsyth
Take Wells
Cardoza
Religion Is Voluntary Says Carlyle Haynes
Carlyle B Haynes of the American Religious Liberty Association urged at the closing session of a religious liberty institute that religion is voluntary and cannot be coerced by the church. He argued churches should not condemn or judge souls, punish sin, or exercise judicial power, stressing that the church must not seek state power to compel belief. The three day institute at First Seventh-day Adventist church featured talks on the church and state, with delegates from nearby churches.
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God
Carlyle Bifaynes
American Religious Liberty Association
Religious Liberty Institute
Seventh-day Adventist Church
East Fair Street
Haynes
Manic Depression Drives Merchant to Suicide in Cheamo
Cheamo report says Christ Wolf, a merchant, killed himself in his office after writing a remorseful note about a lifelong yellow streak and business failures. He reportedly left about 100,000 dollars in fortune.
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Cheamo
Christ Wolf
Wolf
A Wedding Gift From Our Store
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Maier & Berkele
Atlanta Police to Stage Tango Picnic in Cedartown
The Atlanta police plan a May 20 picnic at Cedartown Ga with 5000 tickets expected. Prizes of 10 dollars will go to tango champions as officers from Atlanta train for the event. A college stars team will play a pickup police squad with Chief Beavers pitching and Cedartown mayor umpiring.
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Atlanta
Cedartown
Sam Arrowood
Sweethealt
Beavers
Cadartown
Ato Patrol
James L. Beavers
Selections From Grand Opera Please Big Sunday Audience
Edwin A Kraft offered an improvised program at the Auditorium with Der Rosenkavalier excerpts and other classics. The rococo prelude, the waltz, and Lohengrin selections drew varied reaction from a large audience. Manon and Il Trovatore items closed the organ program with notable applause. Kraft plans further performances this week and next with a schedule including Pagliacci Cavalleria and Masked Ball.
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Grand Opera
Edwin A. Kraft
Orfan
der Rosenkavalier
Kraft
Richard Strauss
Hofmannathal
Mr. Eratt
Cavalleria Rusticana
der Rosenkagaier
Verdi
Manon
Mr. Kraft
Solon “Drakenmaller
Sweet Madeline Motown
Mary Corley Fields
Charles W. Cadman
Leoncavallo
Mascagni
Wagner
Massenet
Il” Trovatore
der Rosenkavailer
Mortuary notices from Valdosta and environs
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Valdosta Georgia and nearby towns. Henry M Young 64 died at home in Valdosta after over fifty years in the area. survivors include wife, one son and two daughters. Other notices list Nellia Turner, 13 months, funeral at Poole’s chapel and interment in Flowery Branch. Mrs G M Morse 54 at private sanitarium. Mrs C M Willingham of Tifton sent to Albany for funeral. J P Smith with five sons and three daughters. Rosa Kitchen 30 at private sanitarium. Mrs Bessie Avery 12 years old?. Mrs Martha Davenport 55. Frank I Hosmer of Helena Ga died in Atlanta and to be buried in West Point Miss. Elizabeth Bacon infant daughter of O Bacon Jr buried at West View. Mrs Rachel Robinson died. several bodies at Poole’s chapel and Greenberg & Bond’s chapel with arrangements pending.
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Henry M. Young
Valdosta
Mr Young
South Georgia
John R. Young
Savannah
Nellia Turner
A. Turner
Bedford Street
Poole's Chapel
Flowery Branch
G. 4. Morse
Holderness Street
Mrs. & G. Head
Misa M. B. LeVert
E. H. LeVert
Barclay & Brandon
Chanel
J. P. Smith
Pulliam Street
West View
J.C
A. G. Smith
D. Bailey
Rosa Kitchen
Ashby Street
J. L. Kitchen
Martha U. Davenport
South Jackson Street
F. L. Davenport
I. Harris
Jim Davenport
Joseph E. Batley
Janerat
Sylvester Cemetery
Frank I. Hosmer
Helena
Atlanta
West Point
Miss
Harry Hosmer
Consul Piatt Dies in Georgetown-born Deputy Consul
Publi agen seccarunue Dunn Piatt, American vice and deputy consul here, died today. He had held the position since May 1293. Piatt was born in Georgetown D C in 186%. His home was at North Bend, Dhis.
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Publi Agen
Pitfalls on Life's Highway Warned by Judge Broyles
Recorder Nash Broyles told a Georgia Avenue Presbyterian audience that many court cases arise from evils such as extravagance debt idleness gambling cigarette smoking and whisky drinking He cited probation failures and noted a barber Nathaniel Pruitt who killed himself after liquor problems.
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Nash Broyles
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Nathaniel Pruitt
Dope and Doings at Atlanta Theaters This Week
Atlanta theaters feature a mixed bill this week including Smashing the Vice Trust a vivid reform drama at the Manta Vins aftermoon performances. Dope a sensational vaudeville sketch by Herman Lieb and the Lily photo play headline at Grand with Sally matinees and 330 shows. The Forsyth showcases Une Snadling get and The New Persian Games with Louis Simon Flavia Aracaco and a 14 piece company. The Lyric opens spring season with Lucille LaVerne company and David Velasco's The Ly.
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Soelack
Vice Trust
Atlanta
Whitman
A& Well
Big Playhouse
Louis Simon
Flavia Aracaco
Lillian Boardman
Fred Lyon
Stuart Barnes
Austin Webb
Webb
Jamie Barry
New York
Allie Winte
Charles Prolle
the Grand
Sally
Herman Lich
Lieb
Joseph Kilgore
Roma
Tures Yeuru
Dope
Uleh
Raels
the Lyric
Lucille LaVerne
Jake Weiss
Richmond
Norfolk
David Velasco
the Ly
Faith and crime in Atlanta stir a weary city
A long combined sermon warns of violence and moral decay in Atlanta. The piece recalls a fatal shooting in a barber shop, a dead man found in the Steiner-Emery Building, and wider calls for civic repentance. It links these events to religious duty, public duty, and the Resurrection message, urging Christians to act justly.
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Atlanta
Steiner-Emery
World
New York
Citizens’ League
Savannah Morning News
Liberty League
Savannah
Philadelphia
Forward Movement
Jerusalem
Jesus
Judas Iscariot
Judas
Matthew
Christ
Dan Crawford
Risen
Christ Jesus
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Whitehall Street
Nellie Turner
C. L. Morse
C. M. Willingham
Wf Tifton
Albany
Mrs. Rosa Kitchen
Bessie Avery
East Bla Street
Foole
Martha A. Davenport
Elizabeth Bacon
Elizabeth
Rachel Robinson
Douglasville
Consul Piatt
Broyles
Keith Vaudeville
Polly
Campbell
Campbell’s
MEN and Religion Bulletin
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The
Griffin News
Peter Doelger, Per
Budweiser
Schlitz Weideman’s
Royal Pale
R. Z. Ison
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