Bought and Paid Yor at Lyric theatre praised by critics
Lyric theatre presents Bought and Paid Yor by the Pott company with Miss Alice Clements as the leading lady. The production is described as superb for scenic effects and acting, surpassing the original run in New York and the six months in Chicago and London. Robert Stafford is the wealthy male lead in this well received revival.
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Chicago
London
Alice Clements
Robert Stafford
Pine Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief From Pine Syrup Mix
Advert reads a pine cough remedy made by combining 212 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup to make a pint. Claims quick relief in two hours or less for coughs, throat inflammations, and bronchial issues. Warns against substitutes and urges asking the druggist for Pinex 212 ounces with directions.
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Pinex Co
FE. Wayne, Ind
Take Salts to Flush Kidney Troubles Advised
A vintage ad urges Americans to use four ounces of Rad Salts daily to cleanse kidneys and prevent bladder ailments. It claims the drink neutralizes urine acids, eases backaches, and stops nightly urination, touting safety, affordability, and family use.
Bridgeport The Poli Players Bring The Cabin In The Hills
A long review of Poli Players upcoming show The Cabin In the Hills by Edward Peple, praised for dramatic ability and planned New York manager reviews. Includes details on The Return of Mars screen adaptation at Plaza Theatre, and a busy Bridgeport vaudeville and film bill with stars like Mae Allison and Madge Kennedy. Also previews West End and Tilite theatre offerings and a major Poli’s opening featuring Private Harold Peat with a full vaudeville program.
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Clay Clement
Robert Stafford
Clement
Poli
Cabin In the Hills
Edward Peple
Peple
New York
Wale Hamilton
Douglas Fairbanks
Tilitte Theatre
Fairbanks
West End
Madge Kennedy
Goldwyn
Danil P. Pe Mille
Charlie Canturad
the Kaiser
Charlotte Walker
Anna Lehr
Robert Cain
Bridgeport
Poli’s
Harold Peat
Flanders Battle Fields
Hell
Tom Moore
Herbert Denton
Plorence Hackett
Poughkeeepsie
Childrens Home Open Matron in Charge
TIMNTINGTON October 22 Special The Lewis Grey place leased to the city opened as a children's home Mrs Alexander Sand formerly of White Hills named matron Donations urged due to epidemic orphans and others in need.
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Timntington
Lewis Grey
Alexander Sand
White Hills
Frederick A. Wheeler
Edgar Wooster
Democratic nominees address Sequoyah Society meeting
Democratic candidates Lawrence T. Gallagher George B. Clark William T. Hincks and Samuel Plotkin spoke at Sequoyah Society in the Newfield building board of trade rooms last night. Alderman John A. Carnell presided as the meeting endorsed Prohibition support with Hincks pledging backing of the national amendment. A B H Winood of the Ordnance division spoke on the principles of commoortes.
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Lawrence T. Gallagher
George B. Clark
William T. Hincks
Samuel Plotkin
Sequoyah Society
Board of Trade Rooms
Newfield
John A. Carnell
Hincks
A. BH. Winood
Ordnance Division
Inside bath using limestone phosphate boosts health and skin
An old advertisement promotes an inside bath by drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning. It claims clearer skin, more energy, and relief for headaches, chills, bad breath, rheumatism, and constipation by cleansing the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. The ad urges readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate for about two cents.
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Terry
Bath
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Vaude
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Peat
Paramount
Speck
Childrens’ Home
Strand the Theatre of Quality
Triangle
Alma Rubens
The
Robert Warwick
Quilty
Master Pictures
Paramount Feature
John
Barrymore
Man From
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Westport
Orchestra Tancing
Barney Gerard
Harry Welch
Gertrude Hayes
Chester Nelson
Polly
Port
Government Theatre
Maurice
Ellis
FOX
Tom MIX
MR. Logan
U.S. A
Secret Service
Kimbell
Dave Johnson
Copes
Hutton
Fun
Lyon-Moran
Official War Review
ALL American Theatre Now
Harry Sheldon
Hearst-Pathe Weekly
Private Harold Peat
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