Amusements at Poli Palace and Majestic theater listings
The week features Jackie Coogan in Oliver Twist at Poli Palace with Lon Chaney as Fagin and Gladys Brodwell plus a Collider cast. Poli Vaudeville offers Ray Raymond and others with News and films. Plaza screens The Marriage Chance with Milton Sills and a new musical Junetime. Majestic presents The Broken Wing Broadway drama as the feature attraction.
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Jackie Coogan
Oliver ‘Twist
the Palace
Oliver Twist
Jackie
Shim
Lon Chaney
Fagin
Gladys S Brodwell
George Stegmann Angirl Stock
Dale
Dickens
Yackie
Stan Laure
Stara
Camon
Bilsen van Blens
Milvin Stokes
Palace Symphony Orchestra
Warda Johnstone
POLI
Vaudeville Theatre
Ray Raymond
Adelaide
Hughes
Hamlin & Magic
Low Lehr
Mae Kennedy
Lillian
Henry “Tester
Pathe
Metro
Dainty Viala Dana
Hampton
Milton Sills
Henry B. Walthall
Tully Marshall
Witchell Lewis
Alta Allen
Trane Rich
B. A. Rolfe
G Rarick
Majestic
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Paul Dickey
Charles Goddar Hich
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Do You Get Up With A Lame Back Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney trouble and back pain. It claims immediate relief for a range of symptoms including dull back ache, urinary disturbances, and rheumatic pains, encouraging readers to request a free sample and medical information from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Rex Ingram photoplay to thrill Hippodrome crowds
West End shows Rex Ingram's White Oak stirring western tale at the Hippodrome tonight. Barbera LaMerr stars in Trifing Women, an original Rex Ingram story, with Arthur Chateerdan Nila Mac and a witty, buoyant plot delivering a happy ending.
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Imppodrome
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White Oak
Hippodrome Theatre
West End
Barbera LaMerr
Rex Ingram
Labor oath debate marks Irish Free State formation
Oath acceptance framed as routine by Labor leaders amid absences of Lord Mayor and other figures. Casgrave appoints 6 ministers with Mulcahy, Blythe, Mathews and others. President acknowledges treaty powers and northern policy while nominations include Yeats and other prominent figures.
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Princeton To Choose Captain For 1923 Football Team
Princeton plans to select a captain for the 1923 football squad this week after the annual football picture. The captain will be chosen following the Thursday championship aggregation meet, as per the old custom for the Tigers.
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Prington
Yankee Batting Averages Highlight Star Players
Wallie Pipp led the Yankees with a .229 average while Bush posted .226 as a pitcher. Schang hit .319 alongside Bo Meusel. Ruth .315 Witt .297 Dugan .287 Scott .269 Ward .267.
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Yanks
Foe Bush
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Schang
Bo’ Meusel
Ruth
Witt
Joe
Dugan
Scott
Ward
Darkroom to Decide Einstein Theory Verdict at Lick Observatory
In Berkeley California a team at the Lick Observatory analyzes two dozen photographic plates from a Grocker American expedition to the antipodes to test Einstein's theory. They compare eclipse images from September 21 with and without the sun to detect any solar influence on star positions, seeking a measurable displacement.
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Lick Observatory
J. H. Moore
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W. W. Campbell
Tick Observatory
Einstein
Ash
Fraf. Campbell
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Businessmen decline Hapan Railway presidency in Tokyo
Tokio dispatch reports Premier Kato appointed Mr. Takeji Kawamura, vice minister of Home Affairs, as president of the South Manchurian Railway after several businessmen refused the post. Mitsugu Hotta becomes vice-minister of Home Affairs and is succeeded as chief by Mr. Ne Akochi of the Colonial Bureau.
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Tailing
South Manchurian Railway
Kato
Takeji Kawamura
Mitsugu Hotta
Metropolitan Police Board
Ne Akochi
Colonial Bureau
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