Weel's Amusement World Program in 1920
Weel's Park Theatre features Three Cava and a night of acts led by Richy Jifary Shand and Elaine Hammerstein in Whose Pers with univalents Fraley and LaTour Ontiell and Walsh, plus singing and dancing numbers. Pali Theatre presents Mae Laurel and Mildred Wagsner this week. next week the Loric Theatre hosts The Tailor Made Man by Poll Players. Prohibition concerns tie up travel as Walsh avoids Boston plans.
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Plan Theatre
Fraley
LaTour
Ontiell and Walsh
Sand Goldyn
Elaine Hammerstein
Pali
Brown
Mett
Ditton Span
Ditton Span and “Mae Laurel, Hirt and Mildred Wagsner and “Sun A Lyric Theatre
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Loric
Secrets of the Movies Q and A from a film column
Readers submit questions about the movie industry with answers. Topics cover studio production capacity, dressing rooms, stage settings, and inquiries about actors, directors, cameramen, and the number of films produced in the United States and Canada that year.
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Gulver Cly
Tormyiras
A. Lace
Uited States
Canada
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Amarrow
Photoplay Department
New 28 Passenger Jitney Bus Comes to Bridgeport
The second twenty eight passenger jitney bus arrived yesterday from Pittsfield Massachusetts piloted by Harry Josephson a local bus official. This marks a forerunner to eighteen more grimitar type buses contracted to arrive intermittently over the next two years.
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Mass
Harry Josephson
Bridgeport
Many Cases Added to Common Pleas Docket
The common pleas court listed numerous new filings for September return. Plaintiffs include Mary A. Evennon of Stamford against Jiathew A. 3M of Stamford for 21000. Carl Bologh of Stamford against William J. Regnety of Bridgeport for 1000. Iseborg Glattstein of New York versus Miller of Stratford for 20 in unpaid debt and damages. Charles Z. Hayes of Stamford against Theodora Farber of Coney Island for 1000. Joseph Striniskia of Norwalk against Samuel Dworkin for 750. Standard Casing Company of New York for 105. Charles Schwartz of Stamford against Samuel Tart of Bridgeport for 1000. Wotdrstar Mass. resident waames J. Hoar seeks 350 against Raymond Leavenworth of Stamford. Elizabeth J. Kennedy of New York sues Louise Halliday of Bridgeport for 500 after a car collision at Greens Farms.
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Stamford
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Theodora Farber
Coney Islan
New York
Stratford
Augusta
Joseph Striniskia
Norrwalk
Ie ‘Standard Casing Company
New Yorks
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Samuel Tart
Bridgeport
Waames J. Hoar
Wotdrstar
Mass
Raymond BR. Leavenworth
Elisadeth J. Kennedy
Louise’ Halliday
Greens Farms
Harvey Hubbell Band Scores New Success
The Harvey Hubbel band under Dr Giovanni Conterno gave a popular program at Late Street Siena last evening before an enthusiastic audience. The band opened with the Star Spangled Banner and closed with The Coronation. Repeats and favored pieces included William Tell Overture, Reverie, Dance from Oriental suite, Alarm fantasia, and the Anvil Chorus from Verdi. The twelve anvils in costume punctuated each measure as showers of sparks accompanied the music. Babes in Toyland selections and Le Pere de La Victoria were also performed with acclaim. The city supported the concert band as it achieved artistically through the summer.
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Harvey Hubbel
Giovanni HB. Conterno
Siena
St. George
William Tei
Dr. Conferno
Babey
New Bedford Flash: Ship damages near Noshawkna Island
A steamer overmasted and hoisted from New York for Portchard ran ashore on the southeast side of Noshawkna island near Buzzards Bay early today. The incident follows a rushed return to harbor and prompts warnings to return to Staaps amid port operations.
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Parking Arrests In Toble Park District
Three arrests were made yesterday for violation of the 20 minute ordinance. Included are Salter Warren of 13 Jaclnay Oranuo, Charles Go Rule of 219 Milsworth Street, and Wills Merger of Willimantic.
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Jaclnay
Oranuo
Charles GO
Milsworth Street
Willimantic
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