Forsyth Theaters Show Some Baby and Vaudeville
The Forsyth presents Some Baby with John Litel and Helle Bennett in a fanciful plot. Loew's Grand features oldstar vaudeville and a photoplay lineup including A California Romance with John Gilbert.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
10
The Forsyth presents Some Baby with John Litel and Helle Bennett in a fanciful plot. Loew's Grand features oldstar vaudeville and a photoplay lineup including A California Romance with John Gilbert.
Spectators flocked to witness thralling scenes for the Paramount picture The Exciters being shot in Miami and nearby. Bebe Daniela and An tone Moreno star, with Miss Vaniel as Ronnie Rand, drawing interest from society onlookers who offered their motor boat for water shots.
C A D Bayley, Atlanta contractor, fresh from eight months in Fortaleza Brazil, says Portuguese is the language of Brazil not Spanish. He praises Brazilian culture, education, health, and hard working lower classes while noting the need for Americans to study South American affairs. He describes Brazil as similar to Texas along the coast, with wild interior in the Amazon region. He notes federal funds for northeast dams to aid irrigation and cotton, and observes exchange rate effects from war. English and American investments are strong, with British influence prominent and favorable trade prospects for the U S.
Senator W J Harris drew large crowds in Lexington and Crawfordville and was met with enthusiastic endorsements as he traveled today. He arrived in Augusta tonight and will depart tomorrow with fellow senators congressmen and local businessmen on a boat trip down the Savannah River.
Aldermen vote 6 to adopt an amended June finance sheet for 1923 expenditures. J N Ragsdale opposes the amendment restoring fifty eight clerks and city employees, urging return to the original finance committee plan. Mayor Sime undecided on veto. Council and aldermen previously acted on park, paving and routine issues.
Washington June 21 Miami Florida was chosen as the next meeting place of the International Association of Civilian Clubs. Ernest Greenwood of Washington was elected president with W E L Rankin of New York as first vice president Jelks J Cabiness of Birmingham as second vice president C Melvin Pras of Columbus as third vice president and Claude L Hagan of Birmingham as treasurer. Stockton Broome of Jacksonville and Dr EM Larson of Great Falls were named to the international board of directors. Delegates visited the tomb of the unknown soldier and will close the meeting with a stunt night.
Upwards of seventy Chinese captives of the Shantung bandits on Paotzuku mountain are in a desperate plight and several have gone insane since foreign prisoners were released recently. Advices received by the Shanghai Rotary club say the Rotarians have named Carl C Crow and Rev. W. E. Souter to travel to Nanking to secure the captives' release.
One hundred two Georgians, the largest party, depart on the Canadian Pacific steamship Montclare from Montreal at 10 today. They will tour Liverpool London Paris Versailles Brussels Flanders Antwerp Amsterdam The Hague Cologne Berline Stockholm and attend the Baptist World's Alliance in Stockholm July 21 28 returning late August. Notables include Dr John B Wilder Savannah Dr Chas W Daniel Atlanta Dr Leon M Latimer Griffin Mrs Hetty Jane Sewell Atlanta Mrs G O Jones Valdosta Miss Martha Griffin Rome Dr Arch C Cree and Mrs Wilking Cagle Atlanta.
Savannah Ga June 21 Special Though still under martial law for the region about the county jail where Walter Lee alleged as sailor of a young white married woman is held pending trial early next week the force of militia was this afternoon cut down from 578.
Public notices and ads show a flood of rewards for stolen cars with motor numbers and license plates, plus strings of lost items. The text lists numerous underwriters detective bureau notices, a bulldog loss, a damaged Kodak, and a miscellany of employment ads and services in Atlanta.
Classified notice solicits salesmen for railroad territory across Georgia. Mentions bonds, pay scales, and opportunities in Cordele Waycross Tifton and Atlanta terminals. Details route options, contacts, and career incentives with multiple rail lines and cities.
Classified clutter shows numerous help wanted ads for women and men across roles from traveling sales to steno, cooks, maids, and clerical work. Listings emphasize travel ease, earnings potential, and statements about appearances, with several locations including Atlanta and New York, and multiple agencies recruiting promptly.
Various classifieds offer rooming and boarding near Peachtree Road with income potential. Business prospects include a lease through 1925, near new fixtures at half price, and monthly net profits around 250 to 300 dollars. Also listed are rental and sale offers for rooms, drug store fixtures, furniture, and a camp on Peachtree Road with other small ads across Atlanta and Jacksonville listings.
In Atlanta 1920 car deals flood Peachtree Street with Buick and Ford listings. Dealers like John Smith Company Buick Dealers and White Company advertise demonstrators, late models, and trucks from $120 up. Several touring cars and sedans from Cadillac, Chalmers, and Essex appear, along with used trucks and bargains.
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