Peck Johnson home wedding in Stratford ceremony
At 4 pm Thursday at 60 Park Street Stratford, Misa Mariel Johnson married Oxnald Peck with Rev. William Nichols officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried white roses. sister Mrs. William Bilamey was matron of honor. Best man was M. Trokistow of Bridgeport. Guests hailed from Philadelphia, Boston, New Haven, Bridgeport, and Stratford. A reception followed and the couple will reside at 27 Nichols Avenue after a secret honeymoon.
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Times
Stratford
Charles Johnson
Park Street
Misa Mariel Johnson
Oxnald Peck
William Nichols
Bethany Church
Miss
Philadelphi
Boston
New Haven
Bridgeport
Nichols Avenue
Unusual vaudeville and photoplay at local theaters
Theaters offer Blind Youth from Tellegen and Mack with a strong cast and scenic range from Fifth Avenue drawing rooms to Paris garrets plus Plaza visualizations of A Fool and His Money with Eugene O'Brien. Sunday shows feature Ward Sisters acts, Mulien and Francis, Decker and Co, Ziska and King, Kuhn duo, Pathe News, music by Prof. Larsen, and Monday vaudeville Johnny Clark.
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Lou Tellegen
Willard Mack
Fifth Avenue
Greenwich Village
Paris
Montmarte
Ward Sisters
Dolley
Behrend
Mulien
Francis
Paul Decker & Co
and Son
Ziska
King
Kurt
Edith Kuhn
Pathe News
Pathe Review
George Barr McCutcheon
Plaza
Eugene O’brien
Eugene
Swiss
Tyrol
MclCutcheon
Geod
Leo Ditrichstein
Shubert
New Haven
Ditrichstein
Booth Theatre
New York
le Chevalier Au
Paul Armont
Jean Manoussi
Matheson Lang
London
Armand
Lily Cahill
Albert Brown
Florence Carpenter
Orlando Daly
Walter Howe
Barry Caruth
Boots Wooster
Margaret Sutherland
Josephine Hammer
Empire Theatre offerings mix drama and comedy in week lineup
The program features The Blood Barrier with Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon at the Empire Theatre, plus Blind Husbands directed by Eric Stroheim and starring himself. Lyric showcases She Walked In Her Sleep and Have a Heart as the finale, with Clara Kimball Young in The Common Law. West End screens Brand of Lopez with Sessue Hayakawa, Daredevil Jack starring Jack Dempsey, and a Sunny lineup including Snub Pollard and News Reel.
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Epy
Robert Trevor
J. Stuart Blackton
Deine
Empire Theatre
Eric Stroheim
Stroheim
von Steuben
Francella Billington
Universal
Sam DeGrasse
H. Glhson-Gowland
Valerie Germonprez
Jack Perrin
LYRIC
Hubby
Lyric Theatre
Tomorro
Clara Kimbanl Young
Sennett
Pathe News
Lyric Orchestra
West End
Sessue Hayakawa
Lopez
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Pollard
Matt and
Jeff
June Caprice
Mary
Liza Ann
Hilly
Robert Armstrong
MATT
Little Bennys Note Book Park Ave News
A light community item notes Benny Simkins being slightly disposed after a wagon incident on skates last Wednesday. The squashed tomato jab to the ear sparked the accident tale, with local chatter about the fracas. Lew Davis held a birthday party with music and impersonations, a piano duo, and a playful dime trick. A humorous poem closes the page, along with light verse and club gossip. Ed Wernick Sports section mentions a persistent nose issue after an insult to a stranger kid last Friday.
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Park Ave
Simikins
Simkins
Sissiety
Lew Davis
Lemminade
Benny Potts
Napoleon
George Washington
Caruso
Puts Simkins
Sam Cross
Leroy Shooster
Lew
Mr. Shooster
Britain acts to curb vaudeville pay for turns
London reports a reform drive by the theatrical profession to block offers of high pay for vaudeville acts from notoriety. A missing girl case spurred front page campaigns and later revealed elopement with a Frenchman. Agents offered $400 a week for a ten minute act, but actors' associations banned participation and the offer was withdrawn.
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London
Great Britain
Quiet Reigns In Anatolia Amid Turkish Nationalist Actions
Constantinople April 30 Quiet is reigning as Turkish Nationalist troops under Mustapha Kemal are under arms fighting on three fronts Armenia Cilicia and the Marmora shore but temporarily quiet on the Aidin front Greeks hold Aidin line Relations with Italians are cordial and the latter reportedly supply ammunition to Mustapha Kemal
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Constantinople
Anatolia
Mustapha Kemal
Armenia
Cilicia
Sea of Marmora
Aidin
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A. F. Chamberlain
EB. B. Floyd
Franklin School
Stratford Nursing Service
Beatrice Olsen
Eliott W. Peck
Epworth League
Alice Meloy
Ladies’ Aid Society
William H. Kidd
New York East Conference
High School Athletic Association
H. I. Bartram
Hethany Church
George Lamphear
East Broadway
Harold Brown
Lamphear
King Street
Brown
Fins
Horace King
Hartford
Willam Beard
Ferry Boulevard
Frances Beantniey
Linden Avenue
Wheeler Terrace
Hev. W. H. Nichols
Phaeton
Salf
Peter Gleason
Mainst
Cortez ¢. Rockwell
Corner Main and
Hillside Avenue
Biratiors Dioise
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Wit B.johnstone
Fred Hillebrand
Douglas Leavitt
Flo Morrison
James Dyrenforth
Alice Hills
Harry Burnham
William Balfour
Ruth Leavitt
Zoe] Barnett
Gardiner
Trevor
Martin
Artie Alexander
The
Good Spoarts Chub
Ed Wernick
Will Rogers
Will Payne
Talk of
Herbert Brooks
Rube Town Follies
O’brien
Cuticura
Sun
Exon
v/ eguEM
MR. Lee Shubert
Oliver Morosco
Leo Carrillo
Tito Lombardi
Lombardi
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Eric von Stroheim
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Tom MIX
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White Hussars
Mattyue,lippard
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Broadway
Jos. M. Gaites
Clara Kimball Young
Comedy Pathe News
Lion Man
Matinee
Main ST
Kearns
U Zs
Brooklawn
McCormack & Barry
Mers
the United Church
Horace Day
American Legion
L. A. Veron
Lena Mason Barnsley
Elmer Beardsley
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Richard G. Cholmeley-Jones
Bureau
the Legion and the Community
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