Valentino's Own Life Story at Deauville Casino
Valentino reflects on decline, vanity, and ruined dreams as Deauville’s casino scene exposes tired, desperate men and unhappy women. He critiques wealth’s hollow lure while touring Normandy, dining, and observing outfits, art, and social masks. The piece previews the next installment of the romance.
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Olph Valentino
Deausille
Ang
Tris
Sheik
Deauville
Natacha
Ceactians
Tineel
Gokt
Newtown to Seek War Memorial and Park Plan
In Newtown Huntingtown district Jewish residents observed Yom Kippur with services led by Re Samuel Steinfeld. Prof Luther W Bahney will speak to the Men’s club Tuesday night while Charles F Beardsley hosts and Rev Dr Gesner secures Bahney. A meeting September 30 at Beach Memorial Library aims to form a permanent war memorial committee and consider a small park at Main Street head, with plans to honor all wars and veterans. Corbett Williams, Joseph Kenny, John Prendergast and Edward Pituscher took a Bear Mountain trip Sunday.
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Newtown
Huntingtown
Samuel Steinfeld
Luther W Bahney
The
Trove Manufacturing Company
Waterbury
Charles F. Beardsley
Hest
Richmann H. Gesner
Bahrey
Mexico
Alt Tarde
Beach Memorial
Ulam
Od. Corbett
Williams
Joseph Kenny
John Prendenzast
Edward
Pituschier
Bear Mountainridge
Dikes Break Floods Farms Across Florida Sea Lake Okeechobee
The south shore of Lake Okeechobee flooded as dikes broke after a wind and rainstorm early Saturday. Farmland and early winter crops were inundated. Moorhaven and Clewiston faced rising water from the northeast. Palm Beach canal overflow swamped East Bend 13 highway, but traffic could continue. A houseboat and large launch were washed ashore. no lives were reported.
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Okeechabes
Moorhaven
Clewiston
Connora
Eaat Bend
Palm Beach Canal
It Must Be Lou Fy and Glamour at the Lyric Palace
The Lyric screens It Must Be Lou Fy praised as a year’s laugh and cry picture featuring Col Jeen Moore. Eddie Scho field and a vaudeville act headline the bill at the Lyric. Also on the Palace program is Blarney with Tom Meighan in a political drama full of romance and tragedy.
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Lou Fy
Lyrie Theatre
Col Jeen Moore
New York
Eddie Schofield
Poll theatre opens with Sharon De Vries Revue and more
Vaudeville's costliest pre sentations headline at Poll theatre starting to ley. Miss Sharon De Vries Revue with twelve dancing nymphs is headlining. The act was conceived by De Vries with music by Divi Barton. A wealth of scenery and effects enhances the proceedings. Also at Poll is Which One a satire with six artists. Bob Willis shares coed stories. Mars Baker and Beryl Gray are delegates from Laughland with speedy propaganda and new songs. The Zelita Brothers perform new feats of equilibrium. Here came The Big Parade and its praise. De Mille's Her Man O War with William Boyd and Jetta Gondal is praised for pathos and romance. A Yankee Joodle Duke with Ralph Graves closes the Sennett program.
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Toley
Sharon de Vries
Miss de Vries
Divi Barton
Bob Willis
Hareadway
Mars Baker
Beryl Gray
Laughland
Zelita Brothers
William Boyd Atar
Jetta Gondal
Jeanie Macpherson
Mack Sennett
Ralph Graves
Sennett Funmakers
Voll
Ivey All Want Something a Timedy at Park Theater
A farce titled They All Want Something by Courtenay Savage opens at the Park Theater for two nights September 27 28. Produced by Herman Gantvoort the comedy follows suitors contending for a beauty in Ridgefield with a tramp disguise driving events and a planned great fete that goes awry when a writer cannot attend and a boastful impersonation ensues. The Kilbourne family social circle is tested as the house is infiltrated by the ruse culminating in a riot after the impersonation is exposed. The New York premiere is slated for October 4 with a cast noted for novelty.
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EG J Rath
Patla
Velphin
Park Theater
Herman Gantvooort
Connec- Hcat
Ridgefell
Howmeholl
Kilbourne
Xon
Rawens
Mia Kilbourne
Mr. Gantycort
New York
Charlea
Abbe
Fig Leaves at Cameo Delights Sunday Night Patrons
The Cameo theatre screened Fig Leaves to strong audience applause and hearty laughter. Olive Borden portrayed Eve with charm and comedy opposite George O'Brien as Adam. A fashion review prologue titled The Evolution of Dress showcased models and vibrant stage effects, running through Wednesday.
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Eve
Garden of Eden
Olive Borden
Adam
George O'Brien
Hede
Ax Adam
Esther Halston
Prettiea
Rockwell & Co
Carl ¥. Larson
Condr
Park Theater to Present Hidden Treasure Musical
In a 1944 Park theatre matinee advertisement Hurtig and Sea-Man stage a colored musical piece about a man chasing gold amid a near riot. The plot features Amos Bugg allegedly tossing 604 gold pieces into Goose Alley backyards and ends with a character sent to a psychopathic ward for observation after no treasure is found. Principal players include Eddie Hunter Le Roy Broomfield Alberta Perkins George W. Cooper.
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Sea- Man
Park Theatre
Raatus Skunktgn Talme
Mobile Cotton Trust
Amos Bugg
Goose Alley
Eddie Hunter
le Roy Broomfield
Alberta
Perkins
George W. Cooper
Peor Nutt
Tf&ken
Psychopathe
Mexican Troops Beat Yaqui Rebels Near Campamento
Federal forces defeated Yaqui rebels in the Yacqui valley Sonora near Campamento Del Oro. General Francisco Manzo reports heavy casualties on both sides with numerous dead and wounded left on the field. The clash was dispatched from Mexico City via Calles’ office.
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Campamento del Oro
Yacqui Valley
Sonora
Francisco Manzo
Calles
Yaauly
Federata
Contrast Study as Pastor McDermott's Sermons Topic
Pastor Wiliam RL McDermott delivered morning and evening sermons at the Washington Bats church. The morning theme titled A Study in Contrast explored the phrase Son, Remember, while the evening message The Man of the Hour drew from Kiijah. Both sermons were well received by attendees.
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McDermott
Washington Bats
Kiijah
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