Scandal and Variety Act on Porter White Bill at Polt's
The Theatre listing highlights Porter J White's Scandal a bold melodrama with comedy elements at Polts vaudeville. Seals and two clever simian acts close the bill alongside Tommy Hayden Carmen Breelle Shelvey Bros Doody and Berman and a film lineup Riders of the Dawn Madame X and Whispers headlined by Elaine Hammerstein at Plaza. Eddy Foy and Pauline Fredrick appear in coming act Slumwhere In New York and Lyric showcases The Tailor Made Man with Evelyn Gresley Ruth Amos and a strong stock company.
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Porter J. White
Polt's
Capt. Bett
Seals
Tommy Hayden
Carmen Breelle
Shelvey Bros
Doody
Berman
Jane Grey
Pathe News
Eddy Foy
Foys
New York
Pauline Frederck
Cappel
Walsh
Foley
Goldie
Ward
Evelyn Gresley
Moving Picture Fame
Ruth Amos
Honeydew at Shubert a sparkling two act musical comedy
A lavish Goldwyn style musical comedy opens its New Haven run with Jack Pickford and Marie Dunn in bright comic roles. Sydney Ainsworth delivers a strong villain portrayal while Efrem Zimbalist supplies the score. The two act show features dance numbers, vivid color schemes, and elaborate stage settings as it moves to Casino Theatre after New Haven.
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Joseph Herbert
Efrem Zimbalist
Shubert Theatre
New Haven
Joe Weber
Song S.org
Mile
Marguerite
Hal Worde
Ethel and
Terry
Theresa Maxwell
Dorothy Follis
Sam Ash
Mr. Ash
Kay Kendall
Marie Hall
Frank Gill
Hazzard Short
Honeydew
Casino Theatre
New York
Stepney and Nearby Notes Highlight Local Life
Stepney residents and neighbors are featured in a roundup of visits trips and events. Emily Leavenworth and Dorothy Williams head to East River for a stay while Stephen Hayes visits Nichols. Edward Booth moves into the Baptist parsonage after selling his farm. Local society and church activities include a Ladies Aid supper on September 2 and a Southport Congregational Sunday school reopening after summer.
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Emily D. Leavenworth
Dorothy Williams
Brooklyn
East River
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
William Nichols
Fairfield
William ©. Burr
Post Road
Grassmere
Meadowbrook
Deland
Florida
Monthly report on frozen fish stocks in 1920
The Market Bureau of the U S Department of Agriculture shows August 15 1920 frozen fish holdings at 47 073 345 pounds versus 65 145 234 pounds last year and 82 554 798 pounds in 1913. Cured herring totals stand at 22 103 289 pounds, compared with 30 342 439 pounds in 1919 and 27 290 409 pounds in 1918. Mild cured salmon equals 8 213 483 pounds, vs 9 693 324 pounds in 1919 and 5 128 823 pounds in 1918.
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Bureau of Markets
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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