Smith Addresses Audience On Morality And Nation
Fred 8 Smith drew about 3,000 listeners as he spoke on Deuteronomy and Moses before the promised land. He warned Americans to remember God amid prosperity and criticized a “fun craze” and material excess while praising Governor Northen and stressing ingratitude as the world’s greatest sin. The crowd lingered after the talk to meet him.
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Atlanta
Mr. Smith Choge
Moses
Israel
God
Mr. Smith
North America
India
Northen
Christ
Actor Gains Applause By Rebuking Critics At Tivoli
In Atlanta last week an actor recalled a San Francisco era riotous scene where a hard part led to hissed lines and a fearless rebuke that drew the crowd to a standing ovation. The tale highlights Ed wan Stevens of Savage's Devil company and a revived Lyric in Atlanta with new plays and the upcoming John Drew visit.
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Atlanta
Edwin Stevens
Savage
Forears
the Tivol
San Francisco
Stevens
Lyric
Dave Lewis
John Drew
Atlante
Drew
Campaign Over Experts Depart Final Message to Atlanta
The campaign concluded with experts departing Atlanta after a week of religious emphasis. The group urged active church engagement and missionary work, urging men to pursue spiritual fire over science and to declare their Christian faith openly. A follow up conference of local ministers is planned at the YMCA building.
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Marion McK. Hu
Atlanta
H. F. la Flamme
J. P. Jackson
Marion M. Jackson
Russell K. Smith
Institute
Mr Smith
Christ
C. K. Nelson
Smith
Nelson
International Quartet
Nigrit
W. EE
Biederwolf
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Young Men's Christian Association
MacArthur Accepts Call to Tabernacle Pastorate
The resignation of Dr Broughton is acknowledged and Dr MacArthur, elected worldwide bishop, declines a full pastorate role but accepts being acting pastor. He will stand in the gap and continue world wide work while guiding the Tabernacle through the transition. Dr Broughton is expected to return to his home church in Atlanta soon.
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Highlands
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Germany
Holland
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Sweden
Stockholm
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America
Atlanta
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London
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Dr Inwood
Noted Actor Delivers Pleasing Yet Clever Play
In a harsh review, the critic praises the performer for avoiding flaws seen in other attractions. The current production is described as clever and worth seeing, though not a superb stage work. Audiences seek simple entertainment, and this show aims to satisfy that demand.
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Robert Moran
Henrietta Crosman Opens The Real Thing In Atlanta
Henrietta Crosman, famed American actress, opens a three night engagement at the Atlanta theater with The Real Thing. The cast is the same company that staged it in New York last fall. The play centers on a woman who keeps her husband’s love, and Crosman’s reputation arouses strong local expectations after nine years away from Atlanta.
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Atlante
Henrietta Crosaman
Atlanta
New York
Miss Crosman
Misa Croaman
Vaudeville at Forsyth and Lyric shows headline acts
At the Forsyth Keith Vaudeville presents Holbrook's Cheyenne Day a large wild west act with seven performers six cowboys and a cow girl and five bucking ponies. Also Herfine Shane and Company perform The Little Godden and Tom Barry and Company present Nick Carter with Clanks and Lorenzo and Lan Anger. At the Lyric The Girl in the Taxi a Paris hit called Le Plaisir has six nights and three matinees. The Bijou offers a strong slate with top acts this week.
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Keith
Forsyth
Holbrook
Tom Barry and
Nick Carter
Tommie Barry
Clanks
Lorenzo
Lan Anger
Frosini
Marseilles
Vaudeville Show at Little House Appeals to Broad Night Crowd
Regular visitors are urged to attend the Little House event featuring Leyalee with a bicycle wire act and Raymond & Hesse in an eccentric comedy routine. Also on the bill are Billy Link with new stories and Blossom Harris as a staging cabaret.
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Httle House
Leyalee
Raymond & Hesse
Tha Othe
Billy Link
Womadien
Blossom Harris
Power of local newspaper advertising recalled in letter
A reader's letter extols newspaper ads following a series on advertising. It cites C W Post and Postum Coffee as proof that local newspaper promotion builds a market, beginning small in Grand Rapids and expanding to national success through gradual local-to-magazine strategy.
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Sphinx Club
C. W. Post
Joseph Pulitzer
Gibson
Battle Creek
Ife
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Postum
Post
United States
Postum Cereal Company
Funeral for Mrs Batchelor Septet Pallbearers Named
Friends of Mrs Van Astor Batchelor and related families attend the funeral set for Tuesday at 10 20 am from 185 Juniper Street. Pallbearers meet at H M Patterson Son at 10 am including Joseph Raines Harvey Hill Reuben Arnold W J Blalock P P Gamble Rix Stafford Mahan Allen and Shepard Bryan.
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H. M. Patterson & Son
Joseph Raines
Harvey Hil
Reuben Arnold
W. J. Blalock
Pp. Gamble
Rix Stafford
Mi Han Allen
Shepard Bryan
Buying Votes With Pension Money
A critical summary of pension legislation depicting treasury funds used to influence votes. The piece cites Charles Francis Adams and a congressman commenting that fifty million dollars annually is a high price for securing reelection, and claims many lawmakers view treasury money as acceptable for political gain.
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Charles Francis Adama
Congress
House
Adamy
Econgress
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