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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
11
A request to Governor Charles A. Templeton seeks delegates to attend the New England Child Labor Conference in Boston on January 18 at the Twentieth Century Club. The effort aims to present regional perspectives on labor welfare and workers’ rights.
London message says plans for a memorial to Walter Hines Vase the late American ambassador to the United Kingdom to be placed in Westminster Abbey. The effort is supported by the Spectator and other backers aiming to honor his service.
Major film openings at the Majestic feature a three‑feature bill headlined by Tom Mix Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton plus Majestic News Review and other shorts Two shows a special concert and the new organ will accompany the program Also on deck Pell Mell at Park and amateur boxing at Park Thursday night Fritz Kreisler concert at Poli's New Palace promised crowds with Kreisler praised as a world renowned violinist and a legendary performer
Palace Bridgeport offers final viewing of the epic film When Knighthood Was in Jlower at the Palace theatre tonight. The production draws attention for its elaborate settings and Marion Davies star power while retelling Mary Todor’s romance and courtly scenes amid English royal history. Tomorrow night Kick In, touted as a clever croak! picture, begins its Palace run.
Paramount star Thomas Meighan headlines Back Home and Broke at Paris vaudeville theater in a four day run with Betty Compson Bert Lytell May McAvoy and Gareth Hughes in a story of an underworld lover and a society girl. Plaza presents vaudeville and photoplays headlined by Jack Barry and the Sunshine Girls with Priscilla Dean starring in Under Two Flags starting tomorrow through four days.
A seven reel moving picture titled Russia through the Shadows will screen at 2 30 pm tomorrow at the Plaza Theatre. It covers events from the last six years of Russian history and the famine, with proceeds aiding school homes for nearly one million children. accompanying the film is Floyd Ramp, a noted traveler who has just returned from Russia after an eleven month trip.
A fragment notes that his additional experiences should make his talks still more interesting. The brief hints at a speaker who plans to draw on varied background to engage audiences.
Steven Lockituz of Bridgeport was bound over by U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery into the custody of his wife after a hearing on liquor regulation violation charges. Mrs TLock-
Ituz to bring her husband into United States court to answer charges of illicit possession and manufacture of liquor. On December 11 prohibition officers found a complete still eight quarts of whiskey and 75 gallons of mash in Bis home.
Monday will begin a gala vaudeville week at the Palace with an exceptional program chosen from the best acts offered by variety chains. The event promises top attractions for the public.
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