Lets Go at the Park theatre offers Fred Clarke show
Amusements review praises Lets Go as vibrant and inventive with Fred Clarke flair. Manny King and a polished company deliver lavish costumes and striking scenery. Cast includes Walter Pap Smith Madeline Lane Habe Healy John Grant Nan Paton Marie Miller Frank Chicarmeno. Surprise Night adds a Friday bonus.
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New Park Theatre
Minny
King
Manny King
Walter “Pap” Smith
Madeling Lane Habe Healy
John Grant
Nan Paton
Marie Miller
Frank Chicarmeno
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Barbara LaMarr Appears in The Girl from Montmartre
The last picture Barbara LaMarr will appear in is The Girl from Montmartre showing at Poli a beginning Sunday. Though mortally ill doctors advised bed rest, Miss LaMarr continued her studio work despite pain. She never lived to see the fruits of a labor.
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Montmartre
Poli
Miss LaMarr
Polts Vaudeville at Polis Theatre Delights Audiences
At Polis Vaudeville yesterday the program featured a race track photoplay The Million Dollar Handicap with Scott Bidney directing Frazer's novel Thoroughbrody and top billing for Vera Reynglis Ralph Lewis and Edmund Burns in a thrilling feature Also presented were Helen Lewis and the Ten Dirkland Girls Sydney Taye a versatile dancer Frank Ventre and Sydney Grant with Charlotte Greenwood in So Long Letty Lew Price with Sharter's Komedkins and Tanner Palmer in New York is Calling Me Pathe News and a comedy short completed the bill
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Frazer
Scott Bydney
Chartey
Agai
Vera Reynglis
Sydney Taye
Ten Channers
Frank Ventre
Sydney
Grant
Charlotte Greenwood
Letty
Lew Price
Sharter
Komedkins
Tanner and Palmer
New York
M Power
Bil. Pathe
Majestic Theatre Shows Tom Mix in The Best Bad Man
Majestic opens with Tom Mix in The Best Bad Man an adaptation of Max Brand novel Senior Jingle Bells. Clara Bow Cyril Chadwick Tom Kennedy and Paul Panzer headline a strong cast with Maizie and Pawn Shop Politics in short subjects. Also Atlantic City beauties in The American Venus plus a spring runway show. Warners Cameo presents Blessed Sacrament Minstrels a lively amateur act with Dunn Brothers Maney Nash and more. Fifth Avenue feature at Cameo and a Warners cartoon News Weekly reel.
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Majestic Theatre
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Max Brand
Clara Bow
Cyril Chadwick
Tom Kennedy
Paul Panzer
Maizie
Abie
Atlantic City
Esther Ralston
Ford Sterling
Misa Bridgeport
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Cameo
Dunn Brothers
Frank
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Jim Maney
Tom Nash
Chester van Slyke
Fifth Avenue
Robert G Vignola Spewis
Palace Show Delights Audiences With Vaudeville Program
The Palace opened with a varied vaudeville bill pleasing audiences. Acts include the Braminos musical prompts Billy Walsh and Patricia Clarke in Foolishness ala Curta Miss Billie Reay in Courting with a seven member company Mme Juliette Dika sings international songs, The Five Monsters close the bill, plus the Tiffany feature Morals For Men and newsreels. Old-Time Fiddler finals set for next Thursday. Morals For Men stars Comyn Tearle and Agnes Ayres.
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Aureville
Braminos
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Patricia Clarke
Tony Mack
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Gouverneur Morris
A P Younger
Bernie Hyman
Comray Tearle
Agnes Ayres
Hush Money at Park Theatre Opens Monday
Park Theatre seat sale begins for Charles K Gordon's melodrama Hush Money a three day engagement starting Monday February 22 with a Washington’s Birthday matinee Leading female Justine Johnstone stars with Richard Gordon Calvin Thomas Cora Witherspoon Ruth Lee Walter Walker Walter Gilbert and Gladys Wilson The play follows urban underworld romance Roy Requa designed settings for the production before Broadway run
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Charles K. Gordon
Washington
Alfred Jackson
Justine Johnstone
Richard Gordon
Calvin Thomas
Cora Witherspoon
Ruth Lee
Walter Walker
Walter Gilbert
Gladys Wilson
Roy Requa
Charles K Gordon
New Show Today at Lyric Brings Double Feature Program
The Lyric premieres a first city showing of a double feature headlined by The Master’s Voice with Thunder the marvel and stars George Hackathorne Marjorie Daw and Mary Carr amid realistic battle scenes. Also shown Red Love with John Lowell Evangeline Russell, plus The Phantom Police. Tonight concludes Charleston city championship rounds with Ernest Scinto Lorraine Andes John Nangi and Jimmie Dugan defending titles. Sunday’s lineup includes Where Was 17 a Reginald Denny comedy and The Shadow On The Wall
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Thunder
Marvel Ddg
George Hackathorne
Marjorie Daw
Mary Carr
John Lowell
Evangeline Russell
Charleston
Ernest Scinto
Lorraine
Andes
John Nangi
Jimmie Dugan
Reginald Denny
Chamber Omits Meeting on February 22 Luncheon Schedule
The regular Monday Chamber of Commerce meeting for February 22 will be dropped from the luncheon schedule due to the holiday.
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Return of beer impossible says evangelist here
Dr George Wool Anderson, noted evangelist, warned that legal repeal cannot restore beer. In a crusade address at the central tabernacle he denounced gambling and drinking at home, criticized obscene home literature, and urged cleaning out modern influences from family life. He urged against personal religious ideals and asserted even prophets err. The service ended with music by Rob Hartley.
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Anderson
Ita
Robart Hartley
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Darien Policeman Returns to Duty After Accident
Darien February 18 special report says Amos Anerson, a patrolman who broke his collarbones January 16 while pursuing a ram runner, returned to duty at midnight. Twenty six minutes later he encountered another alleged ram runner at the police headquarters, who gave the name John Conrad of Brooklyn. Police found 105 gallons of alcohol in five and one gallon cans in the back of the suspect’s car. The driver, eastbound, was held on $1000 bail pending town court hearing.
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Boston Post
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