Majestic Theatres Feature Pola Negri and Mary Carr in New Films
Amusements notes at Oli's Majestic and Palace Vaudeville announce Pola Negri in Men at the Majestic starting Sunday, with praise for her latest Passion and a strong cast. Mary Carr headlines at Palace Vaudeville in On the Banks of the Wabash, with a dramatic plot about town life, floods, and misunderstandings. Also scheduled are a busy vaudeville bill at Poli's with Let No Man Put Asunder and a host of local acts and future Week announcements.
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Majestic
Orinne Griffith
Conway Trail
Oli
Conway
Earling
Paramount
Tiss Negri
Miss Negri
Robert T
Robert Edeson
Pola
Pola Negri
Gorgeous
Palace
Mary Carr
Vitagraph
Anne Bitter
Rious
Parr Melnosh
James Morrison
Lumenden Hare
Mary MacLaren
Madge Evans
Thers
the Palace
Swarts & Cliford
Bratley Hennessy & Company
Ucente Dunedin
Enrico
Astelli
Orla
Jack Hartley
Basilmith
Musica
Thel Sinclair
Arie Gaspar
Paul Gerard Smith
Bridgeport
O'Donnell
Jair
Will & Ladys Ahern
Elm Ry
Billy Ablen's Revue at New Lyric Theatre Shines
Billy Allen and company bring Around the Map to New Lyric with new songs, dances, scenery, and costumes. The vaudeville piece features young chorus girls, Broadway–bred principals, and engaging comedy to charm Bridgeport audiences for two days. The Husbands Story plays as part of the bargain show, offering a timely feature and other short films before and after the musical act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ablen
NEW Lyric Theatre
Billy Allen
Lytle Theatre
Bridgeport
Billy
America
Oklahoma
New Lyric
Episcopalians Back Move for Clean Plays in New York
At the annual New York Episcopal convention, ministers endorsed the effort by a citizens’ jury to purge morally offensive plays. Rev Gilbert announced the group would begin operations this fall enforcing jury decisions, with actors producers and workers pledging to comply even to shutting down objectionable productions. The report closes with a domestic quarrel snippet about a wife and maid arising from a telephone dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coavies
Gilbert
Seer
Conurlainia
Mer
Young Joyriders Sentenced After Motorcar Theft
Six Bridgeport youths admitted stealing an automobile last March and taking part in three more thefts to fund a Newark joy ride. Leaders Raymond Joyce and Clarence Oesau, both teens, were sent to Cheshire reformatory. others received six months in jail with suspended sentences and strong reprimands. Police captured them in Newark after the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Newark
N. Z
Marvin
Criminal Superior Court
Raymond Joyce
Clarence Oesau
Cheshire Reformatory
Cffsh
Charles Morris
William Morris
Thomas Barnhart
James JuHus
Senate Delays To Hold Morning Meetings Amid Quorum Fight
Washington May 14 The Senate showed it will not rush through business by resisting early meetings. Leaders failed to secure a morning quorum despite aid from the sergeant at arms. After an 11 o'clock start and 40 minutes of effort, the chamber adjourned until noon, sidelining the army appropriation bill and other private measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ustar
Chamber
Indian Moslems Angry at Turks
Indian Moslems condemn the abolition of the Caliphate by the Turkish public. Delhi dispatch to the New York World reports protests aimed at Mustafa Kemal and Ismet Pasha, Indians see it as usurpation of religious office. Some leaders blame England for the Caliphate disintegration and hint at a world Islamic conference to elect a new Caliph. Ali Mohammed Ali signals unity to uphold the sacred Caliphate.
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India
Delhi
New York
Mustapha Kemal
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Turkey
England
Lloyd George
Hussein
Mesopotamia
Trans-Jordania
Ali Mohammed Ali
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Myer Golden
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Boston Grand Opera
Sherry Mathews
Frank
Ethel Halls
Lire
Hal Neiman
Four Horsemen
Nippon
Pathe News
Patsi
No Man Poli
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Riday
Simone’s News Store
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AL Siegal
Cincinnati Senators
Ritz Dance Orchestra
Grant & Adair
Park Ave
Central Ave
Coe Teh
Barnum
Baller
U. 8. Senate
Mitchell-itedges
Wise World
Lew Te'degen
Tory Whalen
Meyer Golden
Ben Rubin
The
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Frank & Ethel Halls
4A Company of
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WM. K. Wells
Life
Nippon Duo
Hersutea
Miemeites
Per Pascuaes Dhenne Lami
Ainte Tan
Gulf
Poli
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A.C. Hall, Devon
Lieberum
Quilty
Banjo Wallace
Metropolitan Orchestra
Beaux Arts Club
Marge
Statfield Hotel
Windsy Ve
Ab Menard
Ed Renu
Tau
Hickey Bros
Community Theatre
Frair Baawd
Ton
Mable Forrest Orman Kerry
the Satin Girl
G. H. Caselotti
Mansiocal
Caselotti Opera Co
Carmen
Trovatore Studio
State St. Tel
Rialto
Nue
Thomas Meighan Qa
Phat
Corinne Griffith
Conway Tearle
Fables News
Larry Lemon
PATHE
Warren Harding
Harding IG School
Sherlock
Atlantic & Pacific
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Schwabe
Billy Lampmans
Baby Peggy
Darling of
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Hodge Vodge
Enrico Rastelli
Jack "Bass
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Queenie Dunedin
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