The Revelations of a Wife Opens at the Park Theatre
Theatre listings describe the Park engagement of The Revelations of a Wife with Monday opening and matinees for women, after acts including Katzenjammer Kids fashion plate revelry and a Cappy Tick comedy. a photoplay program features Just Break the News to Mother and Tom Mix in Pals in Blue with Fatty Arbuckle.
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Come
Charles K. Morris
Tom Mix
Fatty Arbucwle
Pathet Gaumont News
Wricht Chas
KK. Harris
Fatty Arbuckle
Revelations of Wife and Movie Drama at Park and Plaza
A mixed review notes Revelations of Wife at Park Theatre with Marriage and Divorce themes offering pathos and comedy. Plaza screens The Girl of the Sea described as a six reel sixes tale of love intrigue with scenes shot in the West Indies and on a pecan bed. Shubert New Haven presents Hab a four act drama adapted from Mary Roberts Rinehart with Helen Hayes in a leading teen role, backed by a notable cast.
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Cecil. de Mille
Fema
Paramount Artcraft
James M. Barrie
Crichton
Empire Theatre
Filmfom
Thomas Melzhan
Billie Hurke
Marguerite Clark
West End
ZaSu Pitts
Robertson-Cole
Monkey
Miss Pitts
Henry Kolker
Jick Dempsey
Pollard
Matt and
Jeff
Braken Hearts
Broadway
New York
Petty Hilburn
Shubert
George C.tyler
New Haven
Mary Roberts Hinehart
Edward Childs Carpenter
Carpenter
Pollyanna
John Drew
Mr. Tyler
Deeans
Iam Gillette
James M. Baryie
Pear Brutus
Cora Wheeler
Booth Tarkinston
Clarence
Mr.Tytler
Bob
Tom Powers
Jorge Alison
Grace Henderson
Arthur Eldred
Watterine Alexander
James Kearney
Morgan Farley
Ray md Griffiths
Geraldine Bart
The $6.95 shirt frame of modern vanity
A visitor reports a city where silk shirts sell for $6.95 drawing crowds, while home stores offer decent shirts for $2 to $3. The piece argues the public’s new standards foster waste and excess, criticizing men’s expectations and the costliness of trends.
Regatta Train At Poughkeepsie May Be Canceled
The intercollegiate regatta on July 1 may have no observation train due to a car shortage and West Shore Railroad plans to keep the main line free. Officials say tying up the line for eight to ten hours would disrupt business. efforts continue to persuade a reversal.
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Poughkeepsie
West Shore Railroad
Leonard to Defend Title Against Charlie White Again
Benny Leonard light weight champion has signed to defend his title against Charlie White of Chicago in a ten round bout at Benton Harbor Michigan on July 5. Leonard to receive a guarantee of 15000 dollars and the weight limit will be 135 pounds at 10 o clock.
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Chicago
Benny Leonard
Charlie White
Benton Harbor, Mich
Leonard
Reds to Raise Championship Flag
Cincinnati May 22 The world's championship pennant will be hoisted over Redland Field home of the Cincinnati Reds this afternoon preceding the opening of a four game series with the Boston Braves.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Volcano Ash Fertilizes Alaska Lands After Eruption
Anchorage May 22 Mount Katmai eruption of 1912 turned barren areas fertile as ash blanketed Kodiak Island and surrounding regions. Grass now grows through the ash and vast tracts show luxuriant growth. Officials say the volcanic material acts as a premier fertilizer for the soil.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kodiak Island
Warren
Pedestrian Right of Way Over Vehicles at Crossings
A brief exchange notes that pedestrians have the right of way at crossings but cars can do more damage due to momentum. The modern policeman confirms pedestrians prevail, yet drivers hold speed advantage.
Industrial clubs seek affiliation with national football body
St Louis May 2 The American Industrial Athletic Association applied for affiliation with the United States Football Association at the closing session of its annual meeting. The industrial group includes more than 1 200 clubs and their admission would raise next year’s national championship entries to about 200.
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St. Louis
American Industrial Athletic Association
Socur
United States Football Association
Industrial Association
Moran Knocks Out Goddard in Second Round
Frank Moran of Pittsburgh defeated Frank Goddard of England by knockout in the second round at Holborn Stadium in London. The bout began fast, Goddard was floored twice in the second, and Moran landed a powerful right to end the contest. Also, Grover Lowdermilk, pitcher for Chicago, was released to Minneapolis of the American Association.
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London
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Frank Goddard
Holborn Stadium
Goddard
Moran
Minneapolis
Lowdermilk
Chicago
Grover Lowdermilk
Chicago White Sox
American Association
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Thomas Saxotette
Poli
Arnold
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Hinkel Hand Mac
Sally
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Patterson
Pathe News
the Park Theatre
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Red
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Ceccil E. DeMille
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Bridgeports
Margaret Hill
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Samuel Goldwyn
Rex Beach
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Edward Childs
Mary Roberts
Gelen
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State
Zazu Pitts
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Jack
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Monroe Salisbury
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McGormick
Barry Megrs
Cappy Ricks
Pont
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