Atlanta Theaters Show Week of Silent and Sound Films
Amusement Directory lists multiple Atlanta venues featuring wartime era films. The Hero plays at one house, while Forsyth Theater showcases Boventeen with vaudeville, and Masterpieces like Safety Last appear at others. Gish sisters and Griffith stars headline the classics revival, with theater ads urging attendance for matinee and night performances throughout the week.
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Atlanta
Lerday
Emath
Gish Sisters
Henry Walthal
Robert Verron
Mar Marah
Griffith
Vaudeville Show Promises Variety and Dance
Keith Vaudeville delivers a mixed bill headlined by Frank Wilson with a standout bicycle act. Snowy and Norine charm with wit and song, while Ba Faye and Donnelly perform a quirky sketch alongside Dorothy Byron’s dance finale. Pathe News and a Pathe comedy play the screen.
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Eytie
Frank Wilson
Wis Akill
Snowy
Norine
Uiettle
Ba Faye
Donnelly
Butler
Bob Carlton
Nuiss
Mr. Curlton
Loew Vaudeville Feature At Loew's Grand
Lloyd Vaudeville headline act at Loew's Grand in Marshall Montgomery with ventriloquist and dummy George, premiering midway bill. Acts include Lagar, Dale, Unters troupe, Pho ant elosen and Wilsons in comedy and acrobatics, closing with Fletcher Clayton revue. Screen feature Leah Weird in When His Bands Deceive.
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Marshall Montgomery Adoyillo
Leah Baird
Uae
Loew
Marshall Montgomery
Cautleville
Foel
Tach
Dale
Harold Linsd Performs Own Thrill Stunts in Safety Last
Harold Linsd stars in the seven reel Patho comedy Safety Last at the Toward theater. Lloyd’s expression and daring climbs the side of a tall building to the roof, delivering frights with humor. He refused a double despite a dislocated shoulder during production.
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Harold Linsd
Ahr
Lloyd
Comedia
Harold
Seventeen Again at Forsyth Plays to Nostalgic Glee
Forsyth theatre presents SevenTeens revival evoking 1910s youth reel. Rankin Mansfield as top host and Miss Bennett as Baby Vamp draw praise. ensemble includes Miss McCune and Miss Baker. Audience laughter, intermissions, and memories mark opening night.
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Falls
Peale
Seventeen
Forsyth
Brey
Atlanta
Volstead
Rankin
Miss Bennett
Mella Hennett
Indy
Reader
Adam Probnty
Miles Blince McCute
Munefield
Warhington
Tle
Rankin Manefield
Jnvenlia
Inters
Montha
Mensfield
Bennett
Misa
Elinor McCune
Mise Menneling
Worsyth'a
Dean Scott
Alice Baker
O'Brien
Forbes
Mansfield
Eugene Fhend
Stuart Teche
Lyle Clement
Grace Hayle
Otis Turker
Mary McDonald
Beaux
Stoher W. Smiley
Clasee Wheatley
The Nth Commandment at Rialto screens this week
UAE ENG ERIBICO presents Yannie Wurst's notel story The Nth Commandment as the week’s feature at Rialto. The plot follows a young woman who seeks to escape a dull life and confronts temptations in New York jazz venues. Colleen Moore, James Morrison, and Eddie Philips star in a moral tale about forbidden acts and consequences.
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Uae
Eng
Eribico
Yannie Wurst
Paramount
Rialto
Serma
New York
Colleen — Moore
Jamey Morrison
Eddie Philips
The Hero on Screen at Metropolis Theater
The metropolitan stage presents Gilbert Emerty’s The Hero as a production that opens Saturday at the Afetros pollion theater. The program includes Tlalager’s overture Southern Rhapesdy and a memorial Day themed feature featuring heroes in gray, plus Fun from the Pros and The Educator, completing the lineup.
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Metropolitan
Sam Larris
New York
Gilbert Emerty
Afetros Pollion Theater
Conchetor Tlalager
Two Large Feet On Negro Burglar Terrify Woman
An unidentified black burglar tried to hide in Mrs. Mayo’s home at 57 Merritt Avenue Monday afternoon. He entered a room where two large feet protruded from under a bed, frightening Mrs. Mayo into hysterics and prompting a police response. Officers and neighbors assisted in the door-to-door search, but no trace of the intruder was found.
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Mra
Mayo
Merritt Avenue
Mra. Maya
Miko
Helgl
Artieles Mayer
Burgar
Isadore Shirers
Do You Believe in Signe Ta La Blache Adver
A garbled OCR style snippet lists various old era ads and signs in cities like Brooklyn New York and Providence Rhode Island. It mentions campte promotions free offers and playful phrases such as Kick the Printer and Come and see my tongue 10 cts. It includes references to firms like Riltguan Monde and a dentist on Forty-first Street.
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Grouahy
Forty-first Street
New York
Gentle
Philadelphia
Rosemont Teo Ce
I Frieze & Sons
New Orleans
Stacey's
Nostraml Avenue
Brooklyui Block
Sluts
Providence
R. T
Riltguan & Monde
Split Growing in G. O. P. Ranks
Continued from first page the piece notes the split within the Republican Party ranks. It claims Moses, chairman of the senatorial committee, can press Harding by stressing his official role in the election process. The text frames world court involvement as a party issue and hints at strategic political maneuvering.
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Tion
World Court
Moses
Harding
Political realignments and upcoming Senate vacancies analyzed
The piece discusses 1024 elections with thirty two Senate vacancies and a shift toward Democrats in several states. It notes Republican hopes to retain control amid insurgent factions and presidential influence shaping party strategy. Strong entities include Republicans, Democrats, Kitine, Tl. Winole, Ronaton Morea, and the President.
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Armen
Wood
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Ehirtyetivo
Kitine
Winole
Ronaton Morea
Vemand
Couran
Republican Party
Fragmentary political reflection on party discipline and leadership
Analysis discusses party officials and discipline, referencing Harding and Woodrow era traits. The fragment debates tolerance, temperament, and the balance of aggressive versus individualistic leadership within a traditional party framework. It hints at historical contrasts and leadership suitability.
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