Amusements Programs Feature Poets and Photoplay Talent
Amusements listings note POLIS artistic events featuring poets and photoplay acts. New Haven showcase highlights include Inez Ballet and ten artists led by Albert Perry in a poetic creation. Critics praised the production as lavish and daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vende‘law
Poll
Inez
Feng Albert Perry
Soem
Atylea
New Haven
Critcles
Puede Bara
Hanes Landmoiden
Ming Bare
Clayton
Alested Pinyere
Jace
Dixon Sisters
Antrim and
Vale
Hayés
Nk Vanoa
Plaza Weter and Figita: a surreal stage revue review
A fragmentary theater note surveys a show titled Trispelp-Mayeone and other acts. It highlights performers such as Byron and Dean Cueto with Lenny, praising musical variety and stage presence while noting a mixed, dreamlike sequence of skits and musical numbers.
Empire Fie Zone Chasce Sirpasiwras photoplay rules
A fragmentary cinema item notes a surprise photoplay amid a lineup. It mentions Keersn and Ris as stars in a tired era, with Parkmount Senspicture Weekly presenting current events and upcoming programs headed by Charlotte Greenwood and Gytrey Orant for weekday and Saturday slots.
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Keersn
Inn
Parkmount Senspicture Weekly
Fane
Paramount
Charlotte Greenwood
Gytrey Orant
West End Theatre Announces Paramount Features
West End Theatre on Lime Street near Clinton Avenue promoting the first Paramount picture "twas Ever Titus" in five parts with Intereational Intercating piotsias providing shows. Also advertising tomorrow's Paramount masterwork "Car gneus" starring Geraldine Farrar and the Metropolitan Opera debut of Bu ar in her first Sret Sim. a sports event at 2:30 p.m. Teleabas-23.
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West End
Gm Lime Street
Clinton Avenue
Paramount
Piotsias
Paramount Viet Arn
Thurstey
Geralding Farrar
Metropolitah
Opera ‘Buar
Fragmented OCR lyric excerpt on social and political themes
The readable fragments describe a long historical discussion involving figures such as Chet Spooner and Gridgaport, with references to white supremacy, state power, and a controversial award process. The text mentions sanct ions found by Virstwle andVirgin Brooks, noting fascination with a subject and a subseet about family dynamics and parental warnings, all conveyed in an opaque, disjointed OCR form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Spooner
Crete
Virgin Brooks
Altech
Deeply Striking Morak Echoes Through Time
Fragmentary OCR hints at a stage scene or literary piece featuring Mise Spooner and a performer named Bary Handill. Mentions an abundance of 5 and a blended part for a popular water display. Exact details unclear due to garbled text.
Trish Minstrels at Eagles Hall Benefit Night
The Trish Minstrels open at Eagles Hall tonight for a two night show featuring young city entertainers. Headliners include Miss Kai Lombard Miss V McNamara Miss Jules Sullivan and John Martin with George Rajotte Edward Gerove and Toomey and Lynch in supporting acts. Media and local officials will preside as the event benefits Mission No. 17 Ay, E15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Eagles Hall
Kai M
Lombard
V. McNamara
Julls Sulli
John ¥. Martin
George Rajotte
Edward’ Gecrove Wall
Actos
Toomey Ad Lynch
I Erederic
Daniel &Sreonga
Ehate
Sean
Mvisios
Joe Kelley 44 Today A Star Outfielder of Early Baseball Era
Joe Kelley is celebrated on his 44th birthday as a legendary outfielder who starred with the Orioles and Dodgers in the late 19th century. The piece notes his emergence with Baltimore, rise to superstardom, and later years with the Orioles, Browns, and Reds, highlighting his 11 consecutive seasons hitting over .300 and his role in early league history. It also mentions scouting and the Yankees' surplus of young talent in contrast to Kelley’s era.
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Col. Ruppert
Huston
New York Yankees
Sagiera
Wild Donovan
Providence
Benploréa
Oriole Joe
Kelley
Einnioe Orioles
Nea Hanlon
Baltimore
Anion
Superbas
Joe
John McGraw
Cincinnati Reds
Dechy
Clymer
Bil
Philadelphia Athletics
Portland
Buffalo
Willsherre
Kansas City
Toronto
Bill
Todeville Colonels
Clymer's Baseball Career Highlights and Pennants
The article chronicles Clymer's long coaching record with top finishes. It notes thirteen years with pennants and multiple second-place finishes, including 1963 and 1902 with Colonels, 1904 with Columbus, and 1905 to 1907 with the Discoverers. It tracks his move to Wilkes-Barre in 1908, three New York State League pennants, and later Hullalo Internationals with high finishes in 1973 and 1974.
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Clib
Siz
Colonels
Columbus American Association
Clymer
Discoverers
Colmbux
Wilkesbarre
Clearance sale of fall and winter millinery at Dillon Co
Items from B. H. Dillon and Co advertise a clearance sale of fall and winter hats in various models at low prices. The notice references an estate connection with Herbert Pinkham of Rhinebeck New York and cites other business leadership movements including Basar Palmer's election to the board of National City Bank succeeding W. Douglas Sloane.
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B. H. Dillon & Co
Main Street
Basar Palmer
The
New Jersey Zinc Co
National City Bank
W. Douglas Sloane
Anniversaries of Ring Battles Highlight Belcher Family
A historical note recalls Tom Belcher and his brothers Jem and Ned, all boxing figures in England and beyond. Tom died at 72 in Peckham after a long career, with Jem the more renowned heavyweight champion. The piece mentions Tom’s early battles, including a 1805 victory over Irish champ Jack O’Donnell and a 1808 win against Bill Copley, plus his later tavern life at The Castle in London. Also referenced are 1904 Kid Goodman and Charlie Neary in Milwaukee and 1906 Johnny Coulin defeating Frank Moran in Chicago as part of boxing history.
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Tom “Elcher
Basish Pugifisit
Peckham
Eng
Ton
Jam Belch
England
Jem
Tom
Ned Belcher
Jack O'Donnell
Torn
Bill Copley
Boniface
London
Rom Spring
Wart remover ad at Cyrus Pharmacy prompts relief claim
An advertisement proclaims Cyrus Wart Remover can remove a wart in a few days without pain. The spot notes sale exclusively at Cyrus Pharmacy located at 418 Fairfield Ave.
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Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Ave
Sinclair denies he will finance Feds in New York
New York December 9 Harry N Sinclair millionaire oil man and Newark Feds owner says he will not operate the Federal league team in New York next season. He will back real estate and says other wealthy men from various cities will bear club costs. He may sell property if a street closure enables outright purchase then lease rounds to the club owners.
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New York
Harry N. Sinclair
Newark
Forty-fifth Street
Lenox Avenue
Sinclair
Edwardswinner
Pittsburgh Club
Pat Powers
Iinclair
Chicago
Hughy Jennings
Newark Feds
Jennings
Baker
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Weter
Figita
Teasched Cefman Comeduime
Pradectisy
Galton
Mine Cain
Inkie Men
Byron
Musica
Tay
Dean
Cueto
Lenny Ta
Axel
Courpone
Peature
Nani
Albert Perry
Elaherste
Theda Bara
Stuart Holmes
Jane le
Hade
Una Clayton & Co
Dixon
Harry Antrim
Betsy Vale
Sylvester Vance
FEMAY
Trish Minstrels
Joe Kelley
West Starnet
Clinton Ave
Elsie Janis
Geraldine Farrar
Carmen
State St
Niert
Ered Irwin
Florence Bennett
Herbert Pinkham
Rhinebeck
N. Y
John Heck & Son
Vwplazay
Weber & Fields
Keystone
Bessie Barriscale
Golden Claw
Frank Mills
Triangle
Clayton & Lennie
Dawson & Gillette
Merra
Silbini & Grovini Tno
Emblem Athletic Club
Jane Casino
State Street
Bridgeport
Harry Pierce
Gurgert
Young Maclifve
Kid Ghetto
Red Alden
Tommy Shea
Restreigh
Alpine Hotel
Terry Leewoer
Slim Hrennan
Tinte Keep
M. P. O'Connor
A. O. H. Eagles
Hel
Bracken
Jobs J. ‘O'Neill
Quiltys School OF Dancing
Ak Wooster
U. 5
Patent Office
RT. Com
Patou
FEDS
Courtland
Washington Ave
Mary J. Miner
Bridgeport’s Playhouse
Ceci Spooner
Praxers
Bscenariy
Willard Mack
the Republic
New York U. S
New Yoric Hall
Wych
Keeney
Empire Theatre
Childeren
Universal Masterpiece Universal Presents
Rane Keenan
Paramount Weekly
Morosco Paramount Masterpiece
Adddad
Lorraine Rathskeller
Lorritoe
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