Areeadliners at Loew's Grand Atlanta Vaudeville Act
Clark W Booth reports on Loew's Grand theater week in Atlanta featuring Julia Rooney and Walter Clinton with a lively act, Buster Keaton in Navi gator, plus Casper and Morrissey, Rickard and Gray, Gormley and Caffrey, and the Arleys in midair stunts with strong strength acts.
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Julia’ Rooney
Walter “Clinton
Loew's
Grand Theater
Atlanta
Julia Rooney
Pat Rooney
Walter
Clinton
Miss Rooney
Buster Keaton
Casper
Morrissey
Rickard
Miss Gray
Gormley
Caffrey
Arleys
Clark W. Booth
Jessie James Musical Comedy Opens Thanksgiving Engagement
Review lauds the Atlanta stage show for its spark and pep with a jazzy chorus. It praises principal performances especially Donald Carroll Estelle Brody and the James Boys orchestra led by Paul White, noting the disappearing bedroom gag and strong chorus that drew multiple encores and a Thanksgiving week run.
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Jessie James
Atlanta
Ryst
Avery Hopwood
Hopwood
Yast
Persen
Kaongas
Jack Horner
Broadway
Main Street
Charles O'Connor
Tommy Tinker
Mildred Kent
Suliet
Limberness
Pearl Hight
Vera Rial
Tom Mallens
S. Block
Robert Burns
Bill
Mildred Reed
Geraldine
Donald Carroll
Paul Revere
Estelle Brody
Misa Brody
Cnte
Mr. Carroll
James Boys
Paul Whiteman
Sol Kosarin
Lsten
Aftinnta
Thursdy
Ralph
Jonns
Lyric Players Show Marked Rise in Quality
The Lyric theater audience Monday night praised a notable improvement over last week. The cast, led by Miss Bridge and Ernest Young, delivered polished humor and song with strong chorus work, attractive costumes, and sharp dancing. Encores and favorable notices for several performers suggest the company is regaining its former popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyrig
Miss Bridge
Blanche Granger
Merton
Bonnici
Carlton
Klein Brothers Triumph In Forsyth Honors Show
The Klein Brothers, clowns with strong chatter, headlined the Keith bill at the Forsyth Theater Monday. Martinez and his crow and the Liz Musical Noises provided notable supporting acts, while Weythi an and Van Tyson & Tygon delivered weaker routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's
Klein Bros
van Musikal
Tyson Nosses
van Weyth & WI
Klein Brothers
Keith Bill
Worsyth Theater
Keith
Martinez
Crow
Atlanta
Liz
Weythian
van Tyson
Tygon
No Change Planned for Camp Jesup
Washington November 24. Secretary of War Weeks assured Senator George that no change in the status of Camp Jesup in Atlanta is contemplated by the War Department. Reports had claimed the camp would be discontinued, but Weeks stated it has been inactive and no action to alter its status is planned.
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Washington
Speinti
Weeks
George
Camp
Jesup
Atlanta
War Department
Sesup
Grave Condition for Dr Grant and Early Life of Percy Grant
New York November 24 Special medical experts assess the grave condition of Rev. Percy Stickney Grant former Church of the Ascension rector. At 64 he resigned last June for health and later said he felt he was back to prior weakness. Grant, a noted modernist, had clashes with Bishop Manning over theology and morals and faced a public engagement to Rita de Acosta Lydig in 1921 that was later broken.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Grant
Frederick F. Peterson
Bedford
N. Y
Bishop Manning
Protestant Episcopal Church
Manning
Rita de Acosta Lydig
Lydig
Atlanta Maccabees Barbecue Highlights Local Event
The Atlanta Maccabees caravan No. 1 held a barbecue at the temple on Peach Tree Street featuring the Georgia Ramblers orchestra, Miss M Robinson dances, and Sidney M Rowe vocal numbers. Guests included Frank O Cray of Birmingham. the MacCabb ee quartet performed. A large Atlantans class and neighboring town candidates will join rites Wednesday with A W Frye expected. Jim Varles chaired the dinner committee.
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Georgia Ramblers Orchestra
Miss M. Robinson
Sidney M. Rowe
Atlanta
Maccabees
The
Temple
Peachtree Street
Frank O. Cray
Birmingham
Maccabee Quartet
Jim Varles
Miss Julia Everitt Dies in Kirkwood
Covington Georgia November 24 Special Miss Julia Everitt formerly of Covington a well known and much loved woman died Sunday at the home of her niece Mrs Charles Petty in Kirkwood Atlanta She is survived by two sisters Mrs Margaret Johoson Atlanta and Mrs A E McLaren East Atlanta three brothers E Everitt Decatur Rod Eye Covington and C B Everitt East Atlanta Funeral services were held at the home in Kirkwood Monday conducted by Rev G S Alzood pastor of the Kirkwood Methodist church
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Covington
Julia Everitt
Charles Petty
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Margaret’ Johoson
Aulanta
A. E. McLaren
East Atlanta
E. Everitt
Rod Eye
Atlanta Planning Commission Seeks Elimination of Street Name Duplications
Progress on removing duplicate street names in Atlanta was reported to the planning commission by special committee members W B Atchison and Frank Pittman. They said data collection is rapid and a full report will soon be ready, with recommendations to city council to end confusion from duplications. A petition to change Williams Street from North Avenue to Sixteenth Street was approved after amendments, restricting the change to the section between Sixth and Sixteenth streets. A revised Cascade Heights subdivision plat was also approved, planned as one of Atlanta’s largest, totaling 1,500 to 1,600 lots.
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Atlanta
City Planning Commission
W. B. Atchison
Frank Pittman
Mr. Atchison
Planning Commission
Williams Street
North Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Sixth Street
Sixth
Sixteenth Streets
Cascade Heights
Woman Prays for Recovery After Apartment Shooting
Mrs. Ruby Humphries knelt beside a barred police cell door praying for the life of Lespo Corsino, shot at her West Harris Street apartment. Corsino, wounded through the right lung and arm, was taken to Grady Hospital and listed as having a fighting chance. Corsino and Edwin Salley gave differing accounts of the events leading to the shooting, while Humphries claimed self-defense after repeated unwanted advances. Police forced entry to the apartment after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Humphries
Lespo Corsina
Corsina
Grady Hospital
Edwin Salley
Corsino
Humphries
Edwn Salley
G. C. Hughes
Boy Hurt In Wreck Involving Two Buses And Four Autos
Stone Shipp, 14, of Nelson, seriously injured on the Durham Raleigh highway ten miles from here in a double collision involving four automobiles and two passenger buses. He was taken to a local hospital with a broken thigh and other injuries. The crash began when a light car trying to pass on a hill collided with a United States Line bus bound for Raleigh. As bystanders helped, two more cars descending the hill crashed into the wreckage, and a Safety Coach Line bus named Dixie swerved to avoid debris, struck the first bus, and both vehicles went off the road. Several people were cut or bruised.
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Durham, N
Stone Shipp
Nelson
Durham-Raleigh
United State Line
Raleigh
Durham
Ton
Miss Dixie
Safety Coach Line
Shipp
Forsyth County Merchant Dies Near Suwanee
A Forsyth County merchant named Collins, aged 62, died near Suwanee on a Monday at his home. The obituary fragment notes he was a longtime local trader in the community.
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Forsyth CO. Merchant
Suwanee
Collins
Forsyth County
Monda Ness
Bune
Classified Rates and Policies Advertised by The Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution outlines daily and Sunday classified ad rates, regular insertions, and special rates, noting that ads placed for three or seven days are charged per insertion and that corrections are billed at earned charges. It warns ads must be ordered by order and not via phone, with editorial rights reserved.
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Alloda
Lost and Reward Notices in Atlanta Classifieds
Stray dog, lost broach, string of pearls, keys, gold wrist watch. Stolen automobiles and rewards listed with locations in Atlanta area. Auto agencies and dealers featured alongside repair and service listings in this late 1920s classifieds page.
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West Peachtree
Marietta
Marrietta Street
Peachtree
Hemlock
Teeward
Timlock
Sincheon
Aye
Lge Nua
Mitchell Street
Washington Street
Whitehill Street
Newari
Wivey
Ford
Nothfy Th I. King
Midway
Ala
Indy
Gold Cross Presse
Decatur
Ereward
Central Avenue
Atlanta
Terminal Station
Brig
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Hunt Street
Automobile Underwriters
Wart Building
A. T. Alexander
Avereville
Automobile sales and railway listings flood Atlanta ads
A chaotic OCR page shows dozens of automotive listings from Beaudry, Hall Mothers for Corais, Jelle Isle Street Company, Thompson Centhorp, Nash Motor Go, and others at Peachtree and Ivy streets. It includes used cars, one ton trucks, tire notices, repair services, and a large Georgia Railway section with station timings and local ads. Also appears are Barbecue Cafe notices, massage and boarding details, and employment offers for railroad positions and accounting courses.
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FORD
Beaudry Motor Company
Marietta
Hall- Mothers
Corais
FULVS
Jelle Isle Street Company
Ski Peachtree
Ivy
Bupmomile
Thompson-Centhorp Motor Company
Peachtree
Nash and Cars
Startio
Nash Motor Go
Peachtree Street
Rash
Joan Smith Co
West
Baulth Co
Tudebakens
Slater Company
Tenrltree
Himlock
Socageen Cava
Flint Motor Company
Ieduka
Peblabee
Penebtree Street
Eutes Goud Ueed Care
Smotor Works
Atlanta
Osgd Cae Clearing House
Aries
Gordie Waycross
Thompson
Brongwick-Waseroop
Tittona Roosarie Ares A & W
Orleans
Montgomery
Motore’ Track Co
Iny_atreet
drleece-Montgomery
General Motors Truck Co
Ivy Street
New
Truchet
Arena Macon
the White Co
N. Boulevard
Macon
Savaonokeve
General Motors Truck Company
Macon-Albany
Tvy Street
Sealoard
Harlet-Munroe
Satan
I “Biringhnca
Sattemes
Birmaingham O
Guarsuten
Dixie
Athens-Abbevills
Ohtery Company
Edgewood Avenue
Birmingham-Memphis
Richmond-Norfolk
Southern Railway
Hayden St
Rome-Chatt
Tocal
Ademite
Spring
dexville-Brana
Luckie Street
Meccasorien
Agin & Chnican
Fords
Ffer
Local Eagle Company
Marietta Street
Maron
Lanta
Lville-Cinti-Detratt
Vattey
Columba
Memphis Tire Tebuilding Co
Mitchell Street Air Line
Heflin
Washington
Decatur
Brunswick
Sundey
Knoxville
Cartersville
Jim
N. C
S. ZL
Nashville-Chattanooga
Chicago
Davis - Nashvile-Chattanooga
Rome-Chattanooga
Enea
Nashville
Loma
WAL Nut
Sentences on judge Barrett terms and fines from Atlanta trip
Fragmentary notes list judge Wil H Barrett leaving Tuesday for Atlanta to begin terms. Mentions fines and sentences including Butler six months and 200 dollars, plus Jordan one year, Martin one year and a day, Ames twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil. H. Barrett
Atlanta
Butler
Charles C. Jordan
John Martin
H. Li Ames
Atlanta Theaters Show Diverse Vaudeville and Films
A long theater page lists Atlanta venues and acts including Tittie Tersie James, Paul Whiteman era musical comedy, Lyric Theater Lote Bridge musical comedy, Loaw’s Vaudeville, and various features. Howard Theater presents Pat Negri in Forbidden Paradise with Prologue. Metropolitan and Balto theaters feature Classmates and city-set adventures. The article notes a brisk 1922 season with strong crowd appeal and notable performances by Pola Negri and Adolphe Menjou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Theater
Tittie Tersie James
Paul Whitemain Band
Lyric Theater
Lote Bridge Musical Comedy Company
Loaw
Holth
Forsyth
Keith
Howard Theater
Pat Negri
Metropolitan Theater
Richard Barthelmes
Pola Negri
the Howard
Balkan
Naueen
Rod TaRoque
Alexei
Pola
Pauline Starke
Adolphe Menjou
Howard
Absolinte Alex Reese
Jennings
Barlow
City That Never Sleeps at Rialto Delivers Entertainment Deluxe
Thanksgiving week audience at Rialto theater enjoyed James Cruze’s photo play The City That Never Sleeps in its first vocal showing. The film, based on Leroy Scott’s lively story, preserves its vitality and human warmth as critics praised its dramatized literature.
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Rialto
James Cruze
Rialto Theater
Leroy Scott
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Soe Vopantile Chorus
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Lights Club
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Matineca
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OUR Gang
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FET Eod Lab
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Atlanta Constitution
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Sountain
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Mountain
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West Peachtree Street
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J. W. Goldsmith, Jr-Grant_Co
Darland
Spring Street
Overland
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Atrert
Willye-Overland
Seluxe
Walout
Highland Avenue
Heimlock
Johnson Furniture Company
Edgewood
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North Forsyth
Yeate
Switzerland
Wigh Kara, Inc
Housecleaning Co
Whitetail
Independent Driveway CO
Walnut
Carpenter
A. L Samilten
Viva Root Repairing
Atlanta Mattress Company
Houston Street
High Elem Renovating
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Stroud
Acree Roofing Co
Stewart Avenue
Betty
B. H. Philips
Matt
Dewey Php
Henley Ride
Ala Iillinery Taleslady
Bloont
Field
N. J
Sewers’ Association
Bradley Beach
Nep
Bi Warkton
Jones
Bar
Olney
Balter College
Palmer Building
Booth - Indusr Cireva
L. Ansel White
Cedartown
Issies
Monty Morte
Saay
Retta” Street
Lady Ixplet
Valdosta
Boreton
Mnet
Penernt Ledger
Connally
Sawseee Rdws
Crescent Kews Co
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O. K
Wheeler
Redservice
East 40Th Bt
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Healey Bldg
Wee Te
Peachtree Building
Mr. O'Brien
National Jeelry Corporation
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Atingtan
Georgia
Kane
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Min
Mr. Oxment
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Columbia
St. Louis
C. T. Luivig
Westover
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Aragon
Lesdenselle Bracklin Institute
Hochestes
York
Faere
Railway Exchange
Omaha
Neb
Business Training Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Haas-Howell
Srp Accountants’ Society, Inc
Walrant
Evnery Notura O
Battle Creek
Mich
Madge Bellamy
Tudor Theater
Pricilian Dean
Palace Theater
Jaman Park
Red Gap
Ruggies
Alpha Theater
T. A. Wothows
Austin Trong
Booth Theater
John Golden
Metropolitan
Richard Barthelmesy
Beenca
United States Military Academy
West Point
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