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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
10
Ad copy promotes Danderine as a solution for dry brittle hair damaged by waving and styling. It claims roots strengthen, dandruff vanishes, and hair becomes thick, healthy, and youthful. Includes product placement and seems aimed at everyday shoppers in drug stores or toilet counters.
A historical note traces Dr. R W Pierce from medical study in Cincinnati to Buffalo New York where he established a dispensing shop. He marketed Golden Veil tincture and Favorite Prescription remedies for blood, appetite, and digestion. The text touts wide sale across the United States and invites readers to contact Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo for trials.
The Camey theatre presents The Love Toy with Warner star Lowell Sherman on wedding day folly and Moravia intrigue. Helene Costello Myrna Ley Jane Winton and Ethel Grey Terry headline a starry cast with musical numbers by Jack Rebbek Saxophone Quartette. The program includes two comedies Warners News Weekly and a sport feature plus The Beautiful Cheat and Where The Worst Begins. Final Young Fiddlers contest closes the night.
Lena Daly and her company headline the Park Theatre with Miss Pabasco on the Columbia circuit. The production features lavish costumes supervised by Daly, with Rhinestone slippers from Weldy and Alston footwear. Returning favorites Billy Mack and Lew Denny join new cast members Win Francis Florence Walton Andy McCain Tommy Seymour and Dorothy Alexander as multiple scenes promise regal splendor and colorful pageantry.
Local entertainer Lorraine Amams headlines a diverse Polis Vaudeville program featuring Joey Whalen and a cast of entertainers. The bill includes Laura Jean Libbes’s When Love Grows Old, Allyn Mann and Co with A Vaudeville Surprise, and performances by Mary and Ann Clark, Roy Rodgers, Campbell and Bether, and Dare and Yates. Also shown are Pathe News and Mack Sennett shorts with an upcoming appearance of Dancer from Paris next Sunday.
Martha Hedman stars in a human and humorous comedy to be shown at Park Theatre before New York opening. Richard Rendon presents the quaint American play by Hedman and Houge with an excellent company, featuring two love stories and well drawn characters.
Fred Ardath and Co present a stage show with The Komedy King and a galaxy of stars including Charlie Doon and Jim McCool. vaudeville acts, a dance and song program, and the feature film The Fate of a Fit with Dorothy Revier Forrest Stanley and Thomas Ricketts in a packed Palace program.
Alyce McCormick actress and former Atlantic City beauty queen filed damages totaling 70 000 in Bedgod district court against Philadelphia Daily News Laston Tree Pieat Bethlehem Globe Lancaster News journal and Pottstown Daily News. She alleges the December reports naming her as co respondent in a divorce case ruined her career and brought public disgrace.
A Majestic feature titled Memory Lane leads the current week’s program with pathos and romance. Conrad Nagel, Clarence Boardman, and Willam Haines headline a supporting cast in a John M Stahl production with a quaint New Orleans setting. Mary loves Jose, torn between wealth and social expectations as Jimmie Hart presses for Mary’s hand.
Constantine Tabcons 29 of War saw serious injuries in Havon today when a car driven by Richard Curmondy 25 of New Britain struck. Curmondy is held on $1000 bond for examination.
Coroner John J Phelan ruled a death in personal crisis in the case of Mrs Sallah Ettinger aged fifty one. She died from injuries after a fall or jump from the fourth story of a building following an inquest at Stamford Hall Sanitarium yesterday afternoon. Witnesses testified though details were unclear and some statements described confusion and distress surrounding the incident.
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