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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1916

Page

15

Polts Amusement Shock Hits Town Tonight

Polts presents Pinkie the big novelty vaudeville surprise and last showings this evening. Robert Ediecon stars in The Light That Fails adapted from Kipling with outdoor scenes shot at Payerweather Island. Also on screen Hans Robert in Cold Coffee and Van in a singing sketch with Holmes and Severe, plus Pathe News.

Pinkie Polf's Ihe Robert Ediecon Rudyard Kipling Payerweather’s Island Pathe Hans Robert and Company Billie Burke Stagedom Robert Edeson Kipling Bridgeport Pathe News

Marcelle at the Plaza A Praised Evening of Vaudeville

Marcelle headlines a Plaza program described as the best comedy vehicle of the season with Billy Hibbett Hulda Smith and a lively chorus in lavish costumes. Lerner and Ward perform songs and fun while The Fritches present The Tramp and the Girl. H. B. Warner stars in The Vagabond Prince and Maid Mad a Keystone farce rounds out the bill.

Marcelle Amellette Billy Hibbett Hulda Smith

Third Missionary Society Lecture Tomorrow Evening

The third lecture in the Union Mission Study series by the Women's Missionary societies of Bridgeport will be at First Baptist Church Washington and West avenues at 8 PM tomorrow. Mrs Grace Grennell Farmer of Montclair NJ speaks on Missionary and Militant Advance of the Church in the West. The prior talks drew strong interest and many are expected to attend.

Union Mission Women's Missionary Societies of Protestant Church of

Princeton Scrubs Test Dartmouth Formations In Practice

Princeton coach John Rush led the Tigers at Palmer Memorial Stadium with scrubs vs Dartmouth formations while Dartmouth had just upset Georgetown. Uncertain right tackle position as Latrobe is out and candidates Halsey or McGraw vie for a start.

Princeton John Rush Palmer Memorial Stadium Dartmouth Georgetown Halsey

Boston Fans Reject Janvrin Hurt by Local Prejudice

Boston fans never warmed to Harold Janvrin the Red Sox utility player whose form and character were unfairly doubted. Writes Harry Schumacher the piece notes the hostile home crowd despite Janvrin delivering solid play away from Boston and the impact of local prejudice on his career.

Boston Harry Schumacher New York Mail Harold Janvrin Red Sox Janvrin Barry Collins

Janvrin Emerges as Key Boston Defender and Fielder

The article highlights Janvrin as a fast, dependable fielder and dangerous hitter who outplays rivals and outshines his Boston teammates in defense, though outsiders underestimate him. It contrasts his improved defensive range with the club’s view of him as a mere novice, while praising his value to the Boston Club.

Boston Yankees Janvrin Black Jack Janvich Artie Hofman Cub

Frank Morrison to Speak at Meeting Here Next Sunday

Secretary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor may address a mass meeting at the Plaza theatre Sunday evening. The labor issues of the presidential campaign will be discussed with Jasper McLevy of this city among the speakers. The State Federation of Labor sponsors the meeting. Prof. Randall Spaulding, longtime superintendent of schools of New Jersey, is dead.

Frank Morrison theAmerican Federation of Labor Plaza Theatre Jasper McLevy State Federation of Labor Randall Spaulding New Jersey

Save-the-Baby Workers Aim for $10,000 Fund

Enthusiasm ran high at a Stratfield luncheon as the Save-the-Baby campaign pursues a $10,000 goal by October 30. Mrs. D. H. Warner lauded progress while workers anticipate factory support, sub-chairmen meet tomorrow at Hotel Stratfield to wind up plans, and a donor match from one manufacturer boosts prospects.

Stratfield D. H. Warner

Stepney Local Notes Include Appointments and Visits

Miss Carolyn Osborne visits cousin Miss Bertha Sherman in New Haven and attends a Yale Bowl pageant. Jerome Osborne named postmaster at Stepney Depot. Edna Eastwood to return as Birdsey Plain school teacher. A new flag pole added at Gregory Orchard schoolhouse. Edward Corning dies at 73 after long illness. Rev. Powell presides and bearers named. Several social visits and local updates across Stepney and nearby towns.

Carolyn Osborne Bertha Sherman New Haven Carrie Elwell Eveline Hasson Elliott Peck Newtown M. E.church Jerome Osborne Stepney Depot Edna Eastwood Birdsey Plain School Gregory Orchard John Crowley Bridgeport Edward Corning Corning Elam Corning George Powell S. P. Hayes L. V. Slade George H. Lyon Zalmon Purdy George Smith Eney Harry Morgan Stephen Hayes Oscar B. Plumb Beatrice Plumb Nichols Merwin Johnson Herbert Joyce Milon Hawley Springfield Chester Penny Edgar Northrop Turney Northrop Nellie Osborne Monroe Anha Gilbert George Chiingan Hull Elizabeth Beardsley

Just Arrived Dutch and French Busbs

A brief item notes the arrival of Dutch and French busbs at John Reck & Son. The note identifies the retailer and supplier as the source for the new stock.

John Reck & Son

Quote Fragments Reflect Social Snubs and Scandals

A collection of snappy quotes from era newspapers contrasts marital indifference with subtle politeness and a crime rumor. The Louisville Courier-Journal cites a dark theater quip, while the Washington Star hints at belittling tones and the Baltimore American confirms a counterfeiting arrest as the sober truth.

Louisville Courier—Journal

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Wes POLTS Third Missionary Society Club Washington INCE Lash Polks Hans Comedy Gloria Fay Gordon T & CO ARD & van Flying Henrys Eee Stepney Casino Thurs Sigismond Stojowski Thaddeus Wronski Wissner Piano Main Street U.S. Kerr Basso Cantante A.W. Burgemeister Piano Universalist Church Universalist Women’s Club Washington Star Baltimore American MR. Taft President Wilson White House Germany Wilson Firat Taft TED Reilly Producing Company the Scaman’s Daintiest Clay Crouch Rialto Four Lerner & Ward the ‘Fritches H. B. Warner America May Irwin Washington Square N. Y. Sun Boston Herald Jacobs & Jermon BIG Burlesque Review Harry K. Morton Barnum Machree Splendid Production and Company Mae Desmond Lyric Stock Players Grace George Andrew M. Ewing Farfield Ave Bic Gisclerest Post Harlem Quilty’s School of Dancing University School Fairfield Avenue Kelly’s Cigar Store Fairfield Ave Imyae Ag
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