The Penalty and Going Up at Poli's and Plaza program
The Penalty shown today at Poli's marks the last performances of a San Francisco Barbary Coast drama praised by capacity crowds. Going Up the Cohan Harris musical concludes tonight with vaudeville including Creedon Walsh and others, plus Pathe News and Screen Snapshots. The Plaza features The Law of the Yukon with a strong cast, plus a vaudeville bill and Booth Tarkington's Edgar comedy. Lyric presents At 9 45, Branded to follow, and West End shows Love Without Question and Jenny Be Good upcoming.
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Poli’s
San Francisco
Cohan
Harris
Pathe
Creedon and Walsh
Frank L. Halls
Robert W. Service
Plaza Theatre
Charles Miller
Jack Sutherland
Percival
Wisette
Worth
Booth Tarkington
Edgar
Oliver Tell
Billie West
Burton Holmes
Mary Miles Minter
Jenny Be
Carpentier the New Wonder Man at Empire Theatre
Georges Carpentier dubbed The Wonder Man and The Beau Brummel is featured as the theatre’s star in the Empire Theatre film The Wonder Man. The piece praises his athletic gifts and wide range of hobbies from fencing to swimming. In other news Danbury Fair speed classes announce a $7,000 light harness purse with 14 events across trotters and pacers opening entries Tuesday.
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Georges Carpentier
Empire Theatre
Robertson-Cole
Europe
Paris
London
G. M. Rundle
Danbury Fair
National Trotting Association
Is Labor Enemy of Co operation
Bath England September 15 Bolshevism is attacking the co operative movement in Great Britain and labor is now seen as the enemy of real co operation declares R G Naish formerly on the central board of the Co operative Union of Britain Naish stated he was withdrawing from the labor movement and warned that the entire co operative movement is in danger He noted that months ago the English Co operative Wholesale Society shipped goods to Russia but had not yet been paid for
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Bath
England
Great Britain
R. G. Naish
Co-operative Union of Britain
Naish
Co-operative Wholesale Society
Russia
Autumn dress collection showcases value and varied styles
A dress assembly appeals to both youthful and mature tastes with rare beauties and distinctive dresses. It features groups of valuable gowns with fine seasonal decoration in serge tricotine tricolette and satin. Straight line and draped effects, embroidered wool and silk designs, rich braidings, with navy blue and black dominates and warm autumn tones appear.
Rich Navy Silk Umbrellas Offer At $6.75
Rich navy silk umbrellas offer a refined look for women of quiet taste. Deep navy silk fabric with a sturdy light frame and conservative dull black handles. Corded convenience and impressive quality marked at six dollars seventy five cents opposite elevators.
New roomy utility bags with leatherlike fabric
New roomy utility bags in a leathery waterproof fabric with a puckered top and draw string feel. They come in three sizes priced at $1.50, $1.75, and $2, with two sturdy handles and a snap over fastening. Left aiste, front.
Handsome Sterling Silver Pins on Display
From a progressive maker, sample bar pins in pure sterling silver. Designs are handsome with brilliant rhinestones or abalone in unique effects. Good weight and rich in beauty with values listed at $1.50 to $1.19. Left aisle front.
Babies Bonnets Worth More Than Price Displayed
A catalog item showcases babies bonnets made of poplin with lace embroidery and fancy stitching. Described as dainty and high quality, the bonnets are priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars and 60 cents, with a typical range of 1 to 1.50 dollars, offered on the second floor.
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Poplin
Stationery for real men in sturdy Eaton Crane line
An ad promotes rugged real man stationery from Eaton Crane and Pike. Highland linen parchment, box of 24 sheets with envelopes, priced at 1 dollar. Also Happyland decor for children with Peter Rabbit imagery at 50e and women’s soft blue pink and gray sets with deep broad flap envelopes, one quire per box on main floor rear.
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Eaton Crane and Pike
Happyland
Peter Rabbit
Raincoats and Capes for SchoolWear Picture
Ad describes rubber outer raincoats and capes for school use with poplin or sateen coating. Capes wrap children in stylish warmth and coats offer smooth comfort. Bright silk lining adds color in blue or wine, sizes 6 to 14, priced $7.50 to $10.50 on the second floor.
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Gouverneur Morris
REX Beach
Cohan & Harris
Creedon & Walsh
Frank L. Halls & CO
Lee & Lawren
Consuelo & LA
John Cort
Lester
West End
Olive
Jenny
State Street Casino
George Walsh
Bart McHug
Yukon
Fempire
the Wonder Man
Vitagraph Comedy
Universal News
Arthur Pearson
Don Barclay
TEL
NOBLE
George Firmaurice
Mae Murray
David Powell
Michael Morton
Larry Lemon
Featur
Straw Hat
Rapp
Brooklawn Pavilion
Basile
Quilty
Murray
Carpentier
NEW Ful Star
Wonder Man
Cass
School of Dancing
St, Conn
Dnesday
Howland
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Aiste
Howland Dry Goods
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