Poli Theatre Anniversary Week Ends With Sawing Woman Act
The Poli Theatre marks its anniversary with seven big acts including Bridgenort’s Brigidon woman who will be sawed in half by the Great Jansen. The program also features Will Movers in An Unwilling Hero and D. W. Griffith’s Dream Street plus a Park Theatre dog act and a Sunday 14 reel matinee.
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Wil Rogers
D. WI Grifith
Ralph
Plamorrow
Owen
Capitol Theatre
We Theatre
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Marty T. Meret
Mathryn Williama
Matt Moore
Faire Binney
Valentine
Roland Batterley
Francis X. Donegan
Amos Alley and Co
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Dramatic era highlights at Paramount and Empire theatres
The page previews a slate of holiday attractions across venues. It notes Howard Wiggin's direction at Paramount with Lila Gee and Miss Greenwood in So Long Letty, while Empire Theatre features What Do Men Want starring Lois Weber, plus continuous shows from 1:30 to 10. A Lyric stock production of Experience is in rehearsal, and Neal Hart appears in Hell Oasis with Tareld Lloyd in Easterner.
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Howard Wiggin
Diretors
Paramount
Enmer Rice
Manu Page
Vale Forrester Page
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Shouberts
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Morosco
Charlotte Greanwood
Lengee Letty
Grettter
George
Stoddard
Werner Janssen
James Handley
Balard MacDonald
Lea Woods
Irvin Bibo
Letty Libby
Miss Greenwood
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Misa Greenwood
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Hella Oasis
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Tareld Lloyd
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Estate of Katherine Zumstag Estimated at Eight Thousand
Katherine Zumstag as estate owner died recently leaving an estimated $8000. Judge Pa Miller appointed First National Bank as administrators at the heirs’ request. Charles E. B. Tough and Henry B. Terrill named as heirs or guardians. estate largely consists of property in Gridgecart.
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Lamp Committee Meeting Date Change Noted
The Lamp Committee of the Board of Aldermen changes its meeting date from December 27 to December 8 to accommodate members who serve on both committees. The joint business focuses on title preparations for the coming fiscal year and related street registration needs after recent tours regarding street lighting and repairs.
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Border Liquor Vendors Do Christmas Trade
US border liquor depots and near border stores flourish during Christmas as motorists travel by automobile. The scattered coverage notes states like New York and Vermont showing rising illicit traffic or enforcement actions, with sense of robust border commerce despite controls.
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