Adele at Atlanta theater revival with sparkling gowns
Joseph P. Bickerton presents Adele the bright operetta returning to Atlanta next Monday and Tuesday with four matinees. The cast features Carolyn Thomson John Park Stephen Stott Mae Phelps and others including Babiole played by Lorde Vinse yit. Hanky Panky follows with Friday Saturday shows and Grand announces Northern Lights and Captain Swift with noon to 10 30 performances at 6 and 10 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allents
Joseph P. Bickerton, Jr
Adele
Paul Poiret
Bickerston
Adolph Pailin
Edward A. Paulton
Messrs
Philip and
Paulton
Carolyn Thomson
John Park
Baron
Stephen F. Stott
Hubert
Mae Phelps A
Myrianne
Felix Haney
Parmacean
Fules Epailly
Ralph Nairn
Mey
Lorde Vin- Seyit
Babiole
Fig
Dorothy Betts
Jean Mann
Weerza L Willson
Mable Silover
Leng Yost
W J Reynolds
Sydney Davie
Bee Hughes
Edna Orth
Will Collins
Maria Barrett
Hanky Panky
Schubert
Atlanta
A. G. Field Minstrella
Moving Pictures
the Grazia
the Grand
New York
Northern Lights
Broadway
Atlante
Academy of Music
Life Photo Company
Iifa
Aifanta
Rth
Ita
Tuesay
Captain Swift
Teas
Hammerstein
New Lexington Opera House
New Fort
Grand
Ft New Poloy
Keith Vaudeville at The Forsyth Headliner Dew Deckstader
The Forsyth in Atlanta presents a capital vaudeville bill led by America's top minstrel Dew Deckstader for a week. Other acts promise high quality, with no price increases, continuing the venue’s tradition of bringing dramatic musical comedy and operatic stars to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
America
Dew Deckstader
Forsyth. Walle
Mr. Deckstader
Atlanta
Lew Dockstader to Head Forsyth Bill at Popular Theater
Lew Dockstader returns to the Forsyth for a sold week as the main attraction with a strong supporting bill. Nana the New York dancer debuts, Slayton Kennedy and Mattie Rooney perform The Happy Medium sketch, Spissell Brothers and Mack offer a European comedy mix, Emile Subers and Mate Keefe present specialties, and Charles Webber rounds out acts with juggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstader
Forsyth
Pard Tos
Mir Dockstuder
Atlanta
Colonel
Teddy
Palace Theater
New York
Biz
Nana
Slayton Kennedy
Mattie Rooney
Kennedy
Mise Hooney
Guetion
Spissell Brothers
Mack
Emile Subers
Georgia
Real Everess
Mate Keefe
AH Holt
Charles Webber
Extravaganza at the Lyric features Columbia Amusement Company bill
The Lyric in Atlanta presents the third Columbia Amusement Company attraction titled Beauty Youth and Folly. Joe Amerson leads a troupe of comedians singers and dancers in a vaudeville style extravaganza with lavish costumes and multiple acts. Reviews from The Birmingham Age-Herald hail the show as clean snappy entertaining with strong comedy by Joe Emerson and Dan Gracey and notable performances by Walthour and the Princeton staters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lyric
Joe Amerson
Columbia Amusement Company
Lyric
Atlanta
Birmingham age-Herald
Joe Emerson
Dan Gracey
A. Boore
Walthour
Princeton Staters
Birmingham
Bennett
Darling
Fatty Felix at the Bijou by Jewell Kelley Company
The Jewell Kelley company begins its sixty-seventh week of engagement with Fatty Felix a side splitting comedy set in Cambridge. The cast includes Earl Higley Watty Felts Vernon Wallace Newton Ross Rose Morris and Born Winston with a college-life plot focusing on Tiny Graham Edward Brumley and Dora Wington. Laughter and complications promise a departure from melodrama as the Bijou厅 aims for a strong week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Kelley Company
Kelley
Fatty Felix
Cambridge
Tiny Graham
Edward Brumley
Winston
Fatty Pellx
Earl Higley
Watty Felts
Biou
Democrats Revolt Over Freight Tax in War Revenue Bill
Washington reports a Democratic revolt in the house against the freight tax in the war revenue bill. Leader Underwood delays introducing the measure until President Wilson returns. Opponents consider caucus, with proposals to raise taxes on beer to fund deficits, preferring to tax luxuries over necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Underwood
Wilson
Garner
Death notices and obituaries from LaGrange area
The notices report the deaths of Elizabeth Reid sixty eight? eightieth birthday observed and funeral at First Methodist LaGrange led by Rev Harris with burial at Hill Cemetery. Survived by sister Mollie Boyd and five children including Gun Reid Birmingham and John Reid Union Springs plus Walton Wallace West Point and two LaGrange daughters. Also Martha Turner Flynt of Griffin death at South Hill street home, funeral at 2 30 pm led by Rev Venable and Dr Jones. she leaves seven children. Joseph Roger Shelnutt, 21 months, died in East Point. burial at Binney station. Julia Malone, 68, died at East Lake. survived by husband and two children. Viola Boggus, 55, died at private sanitarium. body to Paole's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reid
LaGrange LaGrange
Ellizabeth Reid
Jack Strong
South Lewis Street
Reid
S. 4. Harris
A B Vaughan
First Methodist
weTasagty
Griffin
J.B Newman
Macon
J. R. Cole
J. H. Clark
Atlanta
Paul Flynt
J. 3. Flynt
Bm, Flynt
Joseph Roger Shelnutt
Joseph Roger
Myr
L. V. Shalnutt
East Point
Binney Station
Julia Malone
East Lake
L. S. Brown to Rest in Oakland Cemetery
Funeral services for L. S. Brown, noted general agent of the Southern Railway, are set for 3 p.m. at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church in Washington. The body will travel by special Southern train from Washington to Atlanta, arriving 11:40 a.m. Monday, with about twenty Southern officials accompanying it. pallbearers will be officials. Brown, born in Covington, Georgia, is survived by his wife and a Atlanta nephew, H. A. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Brown
Southern Railway
Mount Vernon
HM. Church
Washington
Southern
Atlanta
Oakland Cemetery
Severn Avenue
Inman Park
West View
Marty G. Poole
R. M
Clayton
James G. Woodward
T. J. Shepard
W.K. Saxon
Charles Dameny
Blanton HI Noble
Annie Noble Sime
St. Louis
Mia
Alten
Philadelphia
Noble
Emmanuel Church
Athena
Two Great Pictures Coming to the Grand
Patrons await two major Griffith releases at the Grand next week. The Escape and The Avenging Carience star Blanche Sweet and promise first showings at low prices. Griffith reshaped American cinema and remains a dominant figure in motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffith
America
Blanche Sweet
Griffith
Ilis
Fight Made to Kill River and Harbor Bill
Washington, Sept. 12 The Senate Commerce Committee trimmed rivers and harbors funding by 18.9 million as relief to the treasury but opponents kept up the filibuster on the floor. Burton led the opposition, arguing the reductions do not curb overall cost, noting objectionable items on Cumberland river above Nashville and a large reclamation project in California, while several big projects remain in the bill. The anti-bill effort continued through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Burton
Cumberland
Nashville
Tennessee
Sacramento and Feather Tigers
Boston
Philadelphia
Red
Atlantic
Senate
B Hilton Joins Massengale Ad Agency
B Hilton, a prominent southern advertising man, has joined the Isengale Advertising agency in Atlanta after four months directing Barron G Collier Inc service work. He has resigned from that organization to take this new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hilton
South
Isengale Advertising Agency
Atlanta
Mr. Hilton
Barron G Collier, Inc
Memphis advertising executive to base in Atlanta
The passage highlights a seasoned advertising professional with experience in book publishing, catalog production, manuscript review, copywriting, space buying, and sales management. He has held leadership roles in the Memphis Advertisers' Club and contributed to the Ruth in Advertising campaign, with a plan to relocate his base to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massengale
Wilton
Ruth
Memphis Advertisers’ Club
Middle West
Atlanta
Cook clears mystery of 150000 robbery
Chicago report says Bernard Lande a cook told Chief Halpin a tale that could solve jewel thefts totaling 150000. Police note several robberies over three years yielded up to 20000 25000 or 27600 each. Lande allegedly confessed after being identified by a store saleswoman and described his method of taking valuable sample cases from jewelry shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bernard Lande
John J. Halpin
Lande
Alexed
Landa
Simple home remedy for eye trouble promises relief
A pamphlet promotes an eye care receipt to ease tired eyes and irritation. It claims many avoid glasses by using Graton Dotona tablets with Gunces Water as an eye wash, used nightly or more often, and says Jacobs' Pharmacy sells Optona tablets for home preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorma
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Great Horseman Haggin Summoned by Death
Newport R I September 12 James S Hasgin a New York capitalist and horseman died at his home tonight aged 87. Haggin owned stock farms in Kentucky and a stud of racing and trotting horses and was a director in mining companies. His life story spans California mining with Daly and Hearst, irrigation rights, large California and Kentucky ranches, and famed thoroughbreds like Salvator Ben Ali and Firenze. His fortune was variously estimated between 50 million and 169 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Jamess. Hasgin
New York
Uged
Hazain
Kentucky
ané @i
Haggin
Harrodsburg
James B. Hagin
Fla
Ben al
James Ben al Hagen
Hasein
California
Dingme
Lloyd Tevis
Sacramento
Marcus Daly
Hearst
Alaska
Chile
Haggins
Rhode Island
Hagin and Carr
San Joaquin Valley
Modest Seale
America
Pacific Coast
Rancho del Pasos
Balvator
Hagegin
Blue Grass
Elmendorf
Salvator
Milas Woodford
Firenze
Tremont
Protector
Ben All
Nasturtium
Kinley Mack
Ben Holliday
Longstreet
Hamburg
Hagen
Hoggin
Aged Black man arrested after wild cries and incantations
George Harris, described as an aged Black man, frightened neighbors with strange incantations and cries. Officers Milam and Watson forced entry to his home, confronted by a naked man with a pole axe, and subdued him before arresting him last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Milam and Watson
Negra
Peace Jubilee Set Despite War in Havana 1914
Washington officials announce the centenary peace jubilee marking the 1814 Ghent treaty will proceed despite wartime conditions in Havana. Ceremonies begin Christmas Eve and run through 1915 with services at West Mitchell Street C. M. E. Church led by Rev. A. G. Chiems and Rev. C. C. Neal in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ghent
Weet Mitchell Church
West Mitchell Street
AG Chiems
C. C Neal
Farmers fall victims to the wiles of street sharpers
Three countrymen test their losses in Atlanta's recorder court as thieves robbed Tom Ellis of 12 dollars on Decatur street and Albert Peppers of 85 dollars, with Davis charged in larceny and disorderly conduct. Gravitt, Crumley and others face further scrutiny as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Court
Tom Ellis
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Decatur Street
H. Evens
Albert Peppers
Gloster
C. C. Davis
Peppers
Davis
Davia
John Gravitt
Jarsyth
Gravitt
Pratt and
Gilmer Streets
Crumley
Fair Street
Long Goes To Macon On Vacation From Grady Hospital
C. E. Long, longtime keeper of records at Grady Hospital, departs for Macon Georgia for a two week vacation. He will visit Confederate friends, and travel to southwest Georgia, Tampa Florida, and Charleston South Carolina to spend time with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Long
Grady Hosital
Macon
Georgia
Tampa
Fla
Charleston
Armour & Co Buys 400 Bales of Cotton
Armour & Co the Chicago packers order 400 southern branches to purchase one bale of cotton each at 10 cents per pound mid dling value. J Ogden Armour expresses support for the South’s stability and cotton movement. The Atlanta branch acts immediately to join the buy a bale program.
Bales Bought Prominently Displayed For Movement
Armour & Co has invested over 20509 in 10-cent cotton not for business use but to support the buy a bale movement. The display aims to promote the campaign and its stocking plans for fertilizer works with storage and related methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Fertilizer
Armour & Co
Sunday School Fall Session Begins Today at St Luke's
The fall session of the Sunday school at St Luke's Episcopal Church starts today. In a separate item from Bio Janeiro dated September 12 a deputy proposed the chamber urge the president to invite all American governments to offer collective mediation in the European center. The motion was postponed for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Bio Janeiro
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
The Seagoers Ocean Life Dreaming Speech
The Vikines daughter cries out in a vivid seaside scene, imagining a life on the ocean wave as Mel embraces the spray and Andrea clings to the rail. The cadence blends romance and longing with playful dialog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangasine Abi
Vikines
Mel
Algie
Algia
Making
Drea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacks
Doro
Bijou
Keith Vaudeville
THE
Virginia Wart
Ae Weer
Mae Phelps
Win
A. Agent
Martha Flynt, Griffin
Hae Sane
Viola Boggus
Viola Boreus
Paole
B. Hilton
B Hilton
Cook
Seaboard
Atlatsta, Old Depot
Long
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy St
H. Brandon
M. Brandon
W. Avery
Sectr and Treas
Harry
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
Tol
Alabama St. Zhene
Srattertom
Aden
Daniel Street
Edgewood Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Peachtree Street
Euclid Avenue
Myrtle Street
Capitol Avenue
East Ninth Street
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston
Auburn Avenue
Emss Een
Edad
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Gordon
West End
Thora
W. M. Jenkins
Gordon St
A. Maths
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!