Movie Plays and Players at Liberty Theatre Next Week
The Liberty Theatre announces a busy lineup for next week with Charles Ray in The Girl Dodger on Monday and Tuesday, Lina Cavalieri in The Two Brides midweek, and Harry Carey in Roped with Hale Hamilton in Thats Good on Friday. New fashion obsessions follow Madge Kennedy back from New York after a clothes spree, while Miss Dulcie From Dixie draws praise for Southern atmosphere. Vitagraph promotes A Stitch in Time and The Unknown Citizen while Fatty Arbuckle returns to Los Angeles. Famous Players-Lasky plans Told in the Hills and Secret Service with star Shirley Mason and big supporting casts.
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Liberty
Charles Ray
Lina Cavalieri
Harry Carey
Hale. Hamilton
Robert War- Wen
Secret Service
Hugh Ford
Warwick
Hollywood
Shirley Mason
Paramount Pictures
Caroline Mitford
Theodoretts
Tom Forman
Teen de Mille
Mas
Casson Ferguson
Bry
Washburn
Giletenenae
the Chapman
Robert Cain
Lillian Leighton
Guy Oliv Oliver
Photoplay schedule and star spotlights at Bath opera house
The Bath photoplay week features Henry Walthall in False Faces on Monday and Tuesday, Q W Griffiths The Girls Who Stayed at Home on Wednesday and Thursday, and Geraldine Farrar in Shadows on Friday and Saturday. Ruth Roland turned down a Los Angeles to New York aeroplane tour and theater appearances due to her aunt’s illness but will return for The Bi of a Nation. Fully Marshall shines in Rex Beach adaptation The Crimson Gardenia, while Tom Moore and Madge Kennedy lead fall projects at Goldwyn and in Leave It to Susan respectively.
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Bath
Henry Walthall
Q. W. Griffith
Geraldine Farrar
Ruth Roland
Miss Roland
Los Angeles
New York City
Ruth
Marshall
Rex Beach
Owen Moore
Madge Kennedy
Susan
Wallace‘MacDonald
Mae Marsh
Jimmy Dawson
Mojave
West Bath Rallies In Victory Loan Drive For Honor Flag
West Bath surpassed the victory loan quota on day one with 9,550 dollars from 37 subscribers, nearing doubling the 4,950 dollar target. The flag will be displayed from the Grange Hall by Monday night. The town’s Grange members hosted a meeting with the Merrymeeting Grange of Bowdoinham expected as guests on May 12 for a joint program.
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West Bath
Grange Hall
Miles Pasington
Harry A. Rounds
Portland
Arthur J. Dunton
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Eaid
Saradaboe
Bath
Sid
Overwork and Worry Linked to Anemia Remedy Claim
A Vermont man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength after months of overtime and illness. He cites headaches nervousness and fatigue fading after a month of use and recommends the remedy. Pills sold by druggists or by mail for 60 cents a box six for $2.50 with free booklet on request.
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Karl H. Rockwell
Lake Street
St. Albans
Vermont
Ile
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N. Y
Fire destroys barn and hay at Lord property
The Kimball field portion owned by the late Charles Lord suffered a fire that destroyed a barn and ten tons of hay worth about 800 dollars with no insurance. Two men were seen in the area, one attempting to stamp out flames. Fire Chief Parks dispatched Combination 4 and 2, but misinformation caused delay as water lines were stretched from Whiskeat creek to Plummer ranch before Hose 2 arrived. Mr and Mrs J F Flood of Oxford visited their son and daughter in law, A S Flood.
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Kimball Field
Charles Lord
Parks
Fire Department
Miss Marie Veth Fogg and Philip Card Wed at Home
Marie Veth Fogg of Westbrook and Philip Livingston Card of Portland wed Monday at the Fogg home with Rev. Ashley Day Leavitt officiating. The simple ceremony featured a mother played organ and a double ring service, attended by immediate family and close friends. The bride wore her mother’s white satin gown with duchess lace and a tulle veil, carrying roses and sweet peas. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Fogg. Card, Bowdoin graduate and Navy veteran, will base his business in Buffalo, New York, where the couple will reside.
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Marie Veth Fogg
Westbrook
Philip Livingston Card
Portland
Ashley Day Leavitt
State Street 9 Congregational Church
Charles J. Fogg
Nathan Coomis
Bath
Card
Portland High School
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Bowdoin «Liege
Alpha Vilta Phi
Naval Reserves
Buffalo
N. Y
Richmond hardware man Frank Umberhine dies in Florida
Frank Umberhine, longtime Richmond hardware dealer, died Sunday May 4 at the home of his brother in law Dr J O Curtis in Orange Heights Florida. He had suffered rheumatism for years and had moved south with his wife for recovery, but a relapse led to his death about three weeks ago.
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Frank Umperhine
Richmond
J. 0. Curtis
Orange Heights
Florida
Umberhine
South
J. B. Curtiss
Orange Wrights
Mr. Umberline
One legged chicken attracts attention in New Meadows flock
A one legged chick hatched in New Meadows incubator with 110 eggs producing 106 chicks. The odd bird hops and moves with the flock, drawing visitors to watch it balance on its single leg.
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New Meadows
Bath Notes of Residents and Visitors Across Town
Bath and surrounding towns see a steady stream of visits and returnees. Notables include Miss L. Palmer, Mrs. Mann, and Capt. Colby among others visiting relatives in Five Islands and Portland. Veterans Maj. George A. Baker and Sergt. John W. Nelson return to Maine posts, while local businesses add a new liniment firm Burnart. Several events mark birthdays, graduations, and church conferences as community life unfolds.
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L. Palmer
Walter Cumm
L. H. Rowe
Islands
William Mann
Portland
William Leavitt
Charles Brackley
Gannon
Parker
Cambridge
Mass
Bath
Card
Lisbon Falls
J. A. Stevens
James
Eva
Dover
N. H
J. H. Stacey
Popham Beach
Charles Batchelder
Beacon Street
Lincoln Street
Raymond Chappell
Massachusetts
New London
Conn
Ralph Wright
U. Navy
New Orleans
Grand Lodge of Masons
Walter 8. Glidden
William T. Flodgkins
Ray P. Welch
Delmar Bates
William A. Staples
George Terrill
Alfred Rowe
Clayton
France
Fort Williams
Nelson
Hiram T. Stevens
Willard Beach
Harry E. Stetson
Boston
Doris Stetson
Stetson
James Burns
Western Union Tlegraph Co
George J. Hart
Burnart Company
Burns
W. A. Pride
Medford
L. P. Soule & Son Co
North End
Ford
Sagadahock Square
George L. Leeman
Committees Plan Memorial Day Observance Meeting
Mayor Drake calls a Monday night gathering of Memorial day committers to review progress. Captain reports Pendleton shipyard work advancing quickly on the vessel now under construction, slated to leave the ways around August first.
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Pendleton
Local Residents and Visitors Highlight Bath Community
A scan of Bath society notes shows Mr and Mrs Edward W t of Havehhill Mass visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Westervelt this week. guests include Mr and Mrs Walter A Martin of Bath, and Everett O Mitchell, Portland driver, visiting the city.
Waspam? Eczema Relief Promised by Fruit-a-tives Trial
G. W. Hall reports severe eczema relief after using Sootha Salva and Fruit-a-tives. He bought two brands, with three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives, claiming full recovery. Available from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York with pricing.
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Wasa
G. W. Hall
Fruit-A
Bath's New Band Promises Best In State This Season
Joseph L. Gaudreau led Bath Military band in a Sunday rehearsal following the Orchestra Society. Twenty musicians performed a concert praised as better than last season's city park shows. Gaudreau aims to build a permanent organization to establish Bath as home to one of the state's top bands.
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Joseph L. Gaudreau
Bath
Orchestral Society
Gaudreau
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Eugene Brien
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John G. Soule
Eva E. Soule
William J. Jacobs
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Sagada
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