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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1916

Page

10

The Rex Week Lineup At Theatre

At the New Rex this week the schedule lists seven films and plays including For the Love of Mike The Crucible The Chorus Lady Dare Devils of War The House of Tears and The Secret Sin.

Rex Mike Mary Fuller Harry Hillard Hayden Tom-Boy Jean Fanshaw Jean Amelia Mrs. Fanshaw Stella Wilkes Lasky James Forbes Jesse L. Lasky Company United States Lasky Organization Cleo Ridgeley Kitty Patricia O'Brier Marjorie Daw Geraldine Farrar Charlotte Walker Nora Wallace Reid Danny Pat Lasky All-Star Stock Company Betty Compson Metro Emily Stevens Rolfe Photoplays, Inc Miss Stevens Henri Bergman Walter Hitchcock Madge Tyrone George Brennan Frank Carey Edwin Carewe Blanche Sweet Blanch Sweet Tasky Company Edith Grace Martin Dan Martin Jack Herron Grace Chinatown Herron of Mike

Jesse James Week by Lewis-Oliver Players at Elks Opera House

The Lewis-Oliver Players prepare for Jesse James with Jack Lewis as the title hero and Miss Grandin as Zelda Rawlston. Billy Monroe paints scenery as about a half dozen men build effects. The melodrama set in Missouri reconstruction days blends comedy and action for a wholesome, varied program.

Lewis-Oliver Jesse James Billy Monroe Jack Lewis Miss Grandin Zelda Rawlston Missouri Elks’ Opera House

Richest Colonial Prize of World War Discussed by Geographers

A National Geographic Society bulletin from Washington analyzes the Ruanda region in German East Africa. It argues Belgium could gain the most densely populated, fertile, and healthy central African territory if it holds Ruanda against German control.

Upper Congo British East Africa Kagera Lake Victoria Nyanza Ruanda Europe Kwidschwei Lake Kiwu Bugoie Count von Gotzen German East Africa Lake Kiwu Central Africa Rusizi Tanganyika Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Mecklenburg German Eest Africa Congo National Geographic Society Washington Belgium Ruandan

Los Angeles Hosts Knights Templar Conclave Centennial

Thousands of Knights Templar delegates arrive in Los Angeles for the 33rd triennial conclave marking the order’s centennial. The opening reception honors Sir Lee Smith of Pittsburgh. events include parades, floral displays, a Rodeo exhibition, drills, athletics, and a special service led by Henry Freeman of Troy.

Los Angeles Knights Templar of America Lee Smith Pittsburg Grand Commandery of California Henry Freeman Troy N. Y Knights Templar Pacific Coast United States Alaska Honolulu Philippines Canada Ireland Mexico

Bunker Hill Day Observance Stops Boston Business

Boston marks the 141st anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with a Charlestown centric celebration and a large parade. Soldiers sailors and marines from local forts ships and the Charlestown navy yard join in a noticeably prepared display.

Boston Mass Greater Boston Bunker Hill Charlestown Charlestown Navy Yard

Anonymous gift funds Amherst College new library

A unique memorial to dramatist Clyde Fitch will be included in the Amherst College new library. The anonymous donor backs a project that will honor Fitch within the campus building planned in Amherst, Massachusetts.

Clyde Fitch Amherst College Amherst Mass

Amherst to Build New Library With Historic Artifacts

Amherst College plans a new library funded by a 250000 gift. The building will stand east of the common on the Hitchcock Hall site, preserving the Fitch library items and Della Robbia pieces. The vestibule will feature Assyrian reliefs from the Mosul missionary donor, with cuneiform inscriptions.

Amherst Fitch Robert Lansing New York Henry Lobdell Mosul Assurnazirbal Assyria Hitchcock Hall Wollwood

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