Vaudeville and film bill dazzles at Plax and Empire
The Plax theatre presented The Sherlock Sisters and Co with songs and dance supported by Eddi Swartz Julia Dufford and Caesar Rivoli in A Scandal in a Restaurant. Also shown One Cup of Life and The Bathing Girl with Virginia Lee featured at Empire. Dawn of the East screens at the Spire alongside The Land of Iopa and Unittle Mary. Dawes screens At the Stage Door with a starry cast. The Hippodrome shows The Child Thou Gaveest Me while Strand offers Jim the Penman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaxtheatre
Sherlock Sisters and Co
Uelphi
Blumber
Eddi Swartz
Julia Dufford
Caesar Rivoli
Hatacter
Whch
Divine Ispah Selbini
Thomas H. Ince
Hobart Bosworth
Virginia Lee
Howard Chandler Christy
New York
Atlantic City
Arcady
Empire
China
Fea
Spire Theatre
Alice Tarrings
Ynas
Unittle Mary
Kerygemiane Heronés
Aha
Brady
DAWE
William Christy
Cabaune
Stage Door
Reyleayed
RC Plaetures
Dawes Theatres
Toory
Oly
Cabvanne
Bulle Dove
Fymous Beauty
Elizabeth North
Greenwich Village
Viva Ogden
Doris, Eaton
Hippodrome
John M. Stanfor
First National Pictures
Ing
Pipe Podronte
H. Ince
Two Killed as Coping Falls From Building
New York report says August Ekerladd of this city and William McDowell of Jersey were killed or injured when a piece of coping fell from the roof of a 15 story apartment house under construction on Riverdale Drive. The men were walking below when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
August Ekerladd
Usd
William McDowell
Jersey
Riveralde’ Derive
Normal Students Forced to Study the Chinese Way
The Bish School normal class at Wham High faced a strict February start as sixteen mid year graduates, lacking six months of instruction, are placed in the same class. Principal Dr Leroy Weller admits the tough procedure, but no alternative exists. After one year, they proceed to the second semester next semester. the Normal School now has about 110 students including February entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bish
Board of Education
Hag
Althoven
Leroy Weller
Mmit
A New Play that Makes Men Think Opens in New York
A review discusses a provocative production titled He who Gets Slapped, staged by Theater Guild. It portrays a circus clown overwhelmed by disillusionment and romance, with Consuelo and a baron shaping a tragedy of deceit. The piece is praised for its symbolism and strong performances by Margulo Gilmore and Richard Bennett.
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New York
Theater Guild
Conseld
Leonid Aideeyey
Stary
Deller
Paplinec
Richard Bennett
Arbuckle to be Tried Third Time on March 3
San Francisco February 6 Fatty Arbuckle will be tried for manslaughter a third time on March 3. Judge Arnold Louderhank set the date after hearings with Gavin McNab Arbuckle's chief counsel and state prosecutors concurred.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Fatty” Arbuckle
Arnold Louderhank
Canndian
Gavin McXnab
Arbuelle
Order to Quit Disturbs Local Radio Amateurs
Amateur radio operators in Bridgeport are unsettled by reports from the Secretary of Commerce that would halt 67 messages. Leslie A. Gould of the Consolidated Electric Company says no local hobbyists have official notification, but he has written to the radio officer at the Custom House for a ruling on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
United States Department of Commerce
Apparatua
Leslie A. Gould
Consolidated Electric Company
Gould
Rosten Custom House
Ifor & Ruling
Bead Bags Popular in We Envergie Shape Beads
Bead bags remain unsent and highly popular. The current craze centers on small culled beads shaped by We envergie, reflecting a shift in preference and craft trends.
Child author Virginia Komias seeks normal life despite prodigy label
Virginia Komias, a nine year old Chicago writer of 15 plays and nearly 109 stories, worries about being a prodigy. Psychologists note a mind of a 21 year old while her family shields her from expectations. She favors a normal life with a home, babies, and being herself, continues writing plays with morals, and eyes a future collaboration on a children's book with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gibbons
Chicago
Virginia Komias
Virginia
Maysie
Tay
Nellse
New England Manufacturers Meet Hoover Officials
Washington officials opened two day talks with New England manufacturers led by chamber leaders to discuss cooperative efforts with the Commerce Department. The group sought economic opportunities, foreign trade prospects, and modernization of industry in New England. In custody at Watertown are two youths tied to the Oakville burglary case, charged with breaking a drug store window and stealing valuables worth about 4100.
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Washington
Fab
Itty
W Einland Industries
Motver
Commerce Department
Chambers
Comme
Vartune
New England
Wiavterau RY
Felrman
Loys
Watertown
Wilder
Oakville
Lillian Russell Starts as Immigration Investigator
Paris February 6 Lillian Russell with her mildly amused husband A P Moore began her investigations into the immigration problem today as an official dollar a year woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lillian Russell
A.P. Moore
Drunks in New York Double During Year
Albany February figures show 10 291 persons charged with intoxication in New York last year, a sharp rise from 1920. Secretary of State Lagans submits the annual canvass to the Legislature for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Lagans
Gusher Brings Him Million Yet Ruins His Taters
The Orange Texas area reports a monster oil gusher on Chet Chesson's farm. Officials estimate 20,000 to 26,000 barrels daily, with observers calling it the biggest in the south. Chesson refused a $700,000 royalty offer, fearing damage to his potato crops as oil floods the marshes and river.
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Gusher
Orange
Tex
Chet
Butt
Oscar Chassot
Ennason
Chadson
Chesson
Texas
Lown
Bincehasson
Tiggest Inn
Newark Man Held for Alleged Bigamy
Newark, Feb. 6. Paul Bullard, 20, charged with marrying two women within ten months without divorce, arraigned and held on 3000 bail as a fugitive from justice. Arrest followed a confrontation with Mrs. Patrick Burns, mother of his first wife, Bessie Fuller, by Lilian Soper who also claims marriage. First marriage dated April 3, 1921 in Newark. second in Brooklyn January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Paul Bullard
Patrick Burns
Bessie Fuller
Lilian Soper
Brooklyn
Bantam Factory Fire Suspect Held in Fraud Case
A man identified as Rock Flanerty was taken into custody in Bantam after the blaze destroyed the Ram Pull and Vanderpool Electric Manufacturing Co warehouse. He is jailed in Lizenfield County awaiting investigation with Constable Burgoyne and local and state police.
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Bantam
Rock Flagerty
Ram Pull
Vanderpool Electric Manufacturing? Co
Lizenfield County
Flanerty
Trumbull
Vandewpoo
Burgoyne
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Beara
Bosak's Horke
Bosak Manufacturing CO. Scranton
Voryright
Foley
G. Hyde
Homestead
Mich
Strand
Jim the Penman
Strand Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Spectors
Grother
MISS
Virginia Komiss
Aeters
Rene Ich
Hole
Goldwyn
House Peters
Irene Rich
Poli
Dave
William Christy Cabanne
Eleas Dralitis
William Desmond
Barbara Castleton
Lewis Stone
Paramountark Ave
South Ave
Batnain
Jane Novak
Franklyn
Charles
Zella Goodman
Billy Sharp
Polly. Moran
THE
Bremans
Goldwon
Lionel, Barrymore
Erin Ag
David Budler
Phe Sky Yllot
Liberty
State ST
Owen Moore
Tonight
Paramount Presents
Fannie Burst
Alice Brady
Dawn OF the East
Mary Carr
Decine
Quilty’s School of Dancing
Schoelder
Central Ave
Bard
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