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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1921

Page

4

Julia Page Sparks Mark Rosenthal Love Dream

Mark Rosenthal, a music loving young man in a nickel town, grows smitten with Julia Page after her visits and a kiss at the Alcazar. He dreams of wealth and marriage while balancing his ambitions, past failures, and a blossoming romance that deepens during a Saturday afternoon piano session and secret meetings.

Mark Mr. Werke Mr. Pomeroy Ike the Pomeroy Parke Jackson Street Julia Page Julia Mark Rosenthal Tatia Rosenthal Sophy Hannah Bondaye Alcazar Theatre Boom and Pomeroy and Parke Music House Aston Kearney Street

Park Theatre Becomes Park City Motion Picture House

Park Theatre reopens Sunday night as a first class Paramount film house in Bridgeport. Manager Frank Shea and team renovated the old venue once known for burlesque, adding fireproofing, new exits, and a distinct modern look to show Wallace Reid’s Rent Free with an augmented orchestra.

New Park Theatre Paramount Bridgeport P. T. Barnama Fred Atwater Oac Smith's Opera House Plaza Theatre Polis Park City Theatre Park Theatre Empire Lyric Dave's Arger Burlesque Ridgeport Park Frank Shea Eugene F. Shea Times Muirhead Shea New England New Haven Atwater Mr. Rowland Wallace Reid Waille Reid Park City Toonerville

Welfare Building Christmas Party Draws Large Crowd

About two thousand children gathered at the Welfare Building for a Christmas event. Only blue-card clinic attendants entered first, then remaining gifts were distributed to the rest. Mrs. Mabel Lavery performed piano solos and the Staples School Orchestra provided music.

Welfare Building Santa Claus Mabel Lavery Heaith Board Staples School

Salvation Army Christmas Baskets For 400 Families

More than 400 families will receive Christmas baskets from the Salvation Army tomorrow. Each basket includes food for six or seven people and a holiday donation bundle. Tickets have been sent to the 40 neediest families to pick up at Elm Street headquarters. A Monday evening Christmas party for 500 children will feature toys candies and clothing. Tuesday brings events for the Girls Band of Love and Young People's League with gifts for members.

Salvation Army Army Elmstret Band of Love Young People’s League

Bridgeport winter visitors grow in St Petersburg

Bridgeport’s seasonal colony in the Sunshine City expanded with four new arrivals this week and seven more Bridgeport residents are booked via the Chamber of Commerce information bureau for before January 15. Emma Greenwood of Black Rock avenue greets her first winter in St Petersburg at 116 Sixth Street South. Robert G. Whitney of 142 Golden Hill Street stays at the Hotel Poinsettia while beach fashions brighten with bold Roman stripe patterns and Annette Kellerman styled suits noted along Tampa Bay and Gulf of Mexico shores.

St. Petersburg Fla Bridgeport Sunshine City Chamber of Commerce Information Bureau Emma Greenwood Black Rock Avenue Sixth Street Robert G. Whitney Golden Hill Street Poinsettia Tampa Bay Gulf of Mexico Annette Kellerman

Agnes, 18, Tries Marriage Twice

Agnes Chase Calafornia, 18, seeks marriage to Willis Gorham, 33, amid parental consent rules for under 21. After divorce she used Chase name. license issued with California, then corrected to Chase. They live at 2870 Madison Avenue and Lenox Heights respectively. mother sought name change to ensure legality.

Agnes Chase Calafornia Willis S. Gorham Fairfield Calafornia Miss Chase Electi California Scenss Dureau Mr. Gorham Lenox Heights Madison Avenue

Legion Challenges Civil Service Preference Policy

Washington dispatch reports the American Legion's national legislative committee challenging the Civil Service Commission's stance on veteran hiring. The Legion argues that war service preference is not pensioning and disputes claims that veterans automatically deserve top positions regardless of ability.

Legion Washington National Legislative Committee United States Civil Setvee Commission

Stratford Offers Surprise Program At The Theatre

The Stratford theater hosts a surprise program featuring a comedy The Big Show a news reel and an Art Acord serial with a Christmas tree for children at matinee and evening shows. Stratford residents discuss school crowding and Fairfield plans to add rooms while notes on Judson's pond ice skating appear as winter fun.

Stratford Theatre Art Acord

Aliens Sign 20038 Naturalization Intent Since Sept 26

More than 20,000 aliens have signified their intention to become citizens since the new naturalization laws took effect September 26. Mr and Mrs Harris and Mrs Leslie and Miller, residents of Iuz at The Stratfell, have gone to Io and Niagara Falls to spend holidays with friends.

Inez H. EF. Harris Leslie and Miller Stratfell Niagara Falls

Marriage licenses dwindle in Bridgeport amid hard times

Only one marriage license issued in two days at the Bridgeport license bureau as demand falls with the economy. The sole couple, Nickitas and Pota Koutsouri, Greek natives from Golden Hill and Main streets, married recently while others postponed nuptials awaiting better times.

Bridgeport Nickitas Golden Hill Street Pota Koutsouri Main Street Greece

After-Christmas Party Honors Miss Brown With Dancing

Social event at the Drew home on Broad Street hosts a younger set during vacation week. Speidel's orchestra will provide dancing music for guests including Ann Banks and many Stratford residents in a lively holiday gathering.

Henry Drew Broad Street Drew Noice Henristta Brown Speidel Ann Banks Carolyn Kirsten Christine Alison Betty Rawlin Betty Wolfe Mary and Maude Murray Helen Stafford Miriam Nicholson Alice Elizabeth Pullman Elizabeth Chapin Mildred Husted Katrina Hincks Edith Tyler Betty Neithercourt Emmy Low Havens Ruth Slosson Agnes Warner Amelia Canning Lowise Haviland Susan Weeks Susan Burroughs Louie Moulton Elizabeth Crecelius Oliva Ives Adele Pyle Barara Goodsell Barbara Senior Theodosia Hawley Esther Hindle Esther Edwards Esther Grace Schiott Florence Trecartin Frances and Bullard Phyllis Walker Virginia Anderson Clara Ham Mirabel Miller Albany Billy Hawley Dan Wheele Jonathan Sherman Samuel Hawley Tob Roy Newman Billy Lashar Fuller Useds Philip Sherman Paul Haviland Harry Thornbury Frank Marsh Stephen Bell Goodwin Johnson Stoddard Wheeler Parrott Frank Bassiex Howard Seeley Junior van Gelson James Cummings Sheldon Foster Billy Naramore Bradford Hancock Sturgis Hurtourt Chas. DeWolfe Allen Thompkins Martin Meyers

Stratford Holiday Returns and Local Events Note

Mrs H S Wilmot and son return to Bridgeport for holidays staying at The Stratfeld. Fred C Stanley Ph D will lecture on Some Applications of Chemistry to Industry on Wednesday December 28 at 8 pm for Bridgeport Philosophical Society in Forester's hall. A Christmas dance and entertainment is planned Monday at the Industrial Service Center of the W C A 1146 Barnum Avenue featuring Chrysanthemums directed by Rose Peeso and Ida Kurmai with performers Loretta Duetrene Irene Preger Marion Jackson and Helen Elliss. Francis S Mitchell former K C secretary at Fort Bayard was guest of honor at a party hosted by Frank J Mahon 1852 Stratford Avenue with Leo Whalen Ray Fletcher M Schlosser M Young S Sire and James Welsh as attendees.

Stratford Fairfeld Fairfield Stratford Avenue Main Street Beardsley Avenue American Eli N. Baldwin, Jr W. Bassett B. J. Blakeslee Graatz & Burnstein William FT. Art Stephen Heneghan William & Mary Meneshan Thomas & Maria Jefferson Samuel C. Lewis Angelo & Bridget Merino Ninimo Mijlo John & Lillian& McTilrey John Negruce Fred W. Nettleton Orlando Pickett Angelo Stavola Nicholas & Andrew Solik George Henry Meman Catherine T. Murray Wentozite Co Elizabeth Wilson Lyon Jack G Hacapian Lordship Co Thomas Mannion Stephen Siksay Rudolphus Whitlesey Simon Lake Esther L. Stafford Underwriters Corporation Frank & Ellen Opitz W. Eb, Nichols Fred C. Stanley Bridgeport Philosophical Society Forester’s Hall Stanley HA. Leckie George Clerk Neilie Crawford Nora Lucas Mase Travis Grace Barrett Anna Casper Barnum Avenue Rose Peeso Mise Ida Kurmai Loretta Duetrene Irene Preger Marion Jackson Helen Elliss Eko Orchestra Francis S. Mitchell K. C Fort Bayard England Frank J. Mahon Leo Whalen Ray Fletcher M._ Schlosser M. Young S Sire James Welsh

Jenkins Office Employees Party

Nine members of the Jenkins Brox office gathered for a Christmas celebration in the main office. A tree stood center stage while gifts, refreshments, music, and dancing followed a lively program. A mock marriage ceremony delighted attendees with Michael Syracuse as groom and Winifred Wi as parson.

Jenkins Brox Josephine Wolfe Russel Nugent Patrick Coughlin Prones Michael Syracuse Winifred Wi Ed Carrell Emily Finsinged Malone Jenkins

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