Willard Tallens the Forsyth Crowd With a Simple Growth Act
A Forsyth Theater crowd watched Clarence Willard demonstrate a stage illusion claiming height gain without body dislocation. Nether Nichols sang a popular Italian number while a blackout scene and business-office skit accompanied her act. The performance left many attendees impressed with the novelty and Willard's engaging delivery.
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Nether Nichols
Comedienne
Italy
Miss Nichols
Stage program features competing acts and photoplay reviews
The program closes with varied acts including The Lamp and The Flirt while Autumn and Nymphs vie for first place. The Clown Seal and Claudius and Scarlet headline the bill, followed by On the Veranda and a college days medley. Strand shows Modern Thelma starring Vivian Martin and Harry Hilfierd, and Piedmont features Pavlova in The Dumb Girl of Portia with continuous performances starting at 1:45 p.m.
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Columbia
Claudius and
Scarlet
Dorothy van
Robert Moran
Strand
Thelma
William Fox Pipy
Vivian Martin
Harry Hilfierd
Scandinavia
England
Society of London
Piedmont
Anna Pavlowa
Fenalla
Portics
Universal
Pledtmo
Pavlova
Universal Players
Marguerite Clark Stars in Molly Make Believe at The Georgian
Marguerite Clark appears in Molly Make-Believe adapted from Eleanor Hallower Abbot at the Georgian theater today and tomorrow. She is backed by JW Johnson Edwin Mordant Mahlon Hamilton Gertrude Norman Helena Dahl and a large supporting cast with special music by the Whitney Hubner Symphony Orchestra.
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Molly
Eleanor Hallower Abbot
Dainty
Marguerite Clark
JW Johnson
Edwin Mordant
Mahlon Hamilton
Gertrude Norman
Helena Dahl
Misa Clark
Whitney Hubner Symphony Orchestra
Daylight thief hits Atlanta in bold series of thefts
Police fear a daylight thief is targeting Atlanta city streets causing multiple incidents. The latest included 4000 cigarettes and four chewing rum boxes stolen from a Capital City tobacco company auto truck while the driver delivered nearby. Additional losses included ten adding machines from Empire Life Building room 413 and a Ford car reported stolen from Broad street in front of Cotton States Belting and Supply.
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Capital City Tobacco Company
Empire Life Building
Rop
Bob") Troyer
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Cotton States Belting and Supply Company
Broad Street
Postponed Action on Brandeis Nomination by Senate Panel
Washington reports the senate judiciary committee met for the second day with no decision on Louis D Brandeis nomination to the supreme court. A further meeting is planned for Wednesday and there are signals the panel may report to the senate without a recommendation, leaving the next move to the full chamber. Queen Mary leads a society of women calling for frugal living and reduced lavish expenditure. The English language is described as having eighty two sounds.
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Washington
Laws D Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Queen Mary of England
Nation's 1915 drink bill estimated at 2.5 billion dollars
Despite declines of 14 million gallons of whisky and 8 million barrels of beer, the United States total alcohol expenditure for 1915 is calculated at 2.5 billion dollars.
Emory Debaters Defeat Davidson At Agnes Scott
Emory college won the debate held last night at Agnes Scott college in Decatur. The topic was whether the English form of government is more democratic than the United States system. Davidson was represented by J. C. Patton Jr and B. F. H. Smith. Emory by Louis King and Nierce Cline. Judges included Reuben R. Arnold and professors L. M. Tandrum J. T. Miller C. W. Dante and J. D. Goratowaky.
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Emory College
Davidson
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
United States
J. C. Patton, Jr
BF. H. Smith
Davidson College
Louis King
Nierce Cline
Emory
Reuben R. Arnold
L. M.tandrum
J.T. Miller
Seamen Win Wage Demands as Mongolia Sails
New York April 1 1967 The steamship Mongolia which had been delayed by a crew strike for higher wages sailed to London after the Atlantic Transport line granted the seamen demands. Brown of the International Seamen Union said other American lines have granted wage increases and a general strike seems unlikely.
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New York
Mongolia
London
Atlantic Transport Line
Hnen
G H. Brown
International Seamen Union
Poole backs key issues as race for county commissioner heats up
In a stated platform Poole endorses better schools roads and hospital services urging support. The document outlines a Georgia Fulton County county commission campaign with a real estate foreclosure notice noting Mrs Mary V Brooks versus HB Hoppendietzel and details of sale to settle a debt, including a lot in Bibb County and various notes with interest. The foreclosure sale is set before the Fulton County courthouse on the first Tuesday in May 1916.
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Poole
Georgia
Fulton County
Mary V. Brooks
Nellie K Troutman
Bibb County
Bibb Superor Court
Vineville
Roft Sims
C. ¢C. Sims, Jr
Branter Herain
Mary V Brooks
Mary Hronks
HB Happendietzel
H.B. Hoppédndlettel
Mary W. Brooks
B. Hoppendietzel
Hoppendietzel
West & Dasher
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