The Sheriff's Son and Paid in Full keep Paramount bill
Paramount presents Charles Ray in The Sheriff's Son as Royal Beaudry who must face the Rutherford outlaws while rescuing Dingwell and Beulah, then a Pauline Frederick drama Paid in Full follows a wife’s sacrifice after her husband’s theft. Viola Dana stars in False Evidence with Marginal redwoods setting and Burr. Fatty Arbuckle features Fatty at Coney Island. Friday includes The Call of the Soul with Gladys Brockwell and other shorts.
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Paramount
Charles Ray
Mr. Ray
Royal Beaudry
New Mexico
Rutherford Outlaws
Royal
Dingwell
Rutherford Gang
Jess Tighe
Rutherford Ranch
Beulah
Hal Rutherford
Ruther
Ford
Pauline F
Frederick
Pauline’ Hrederick
Joe Brooks
Hhandlers
Brooks
Smith
Tom “Mix
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuskle
Viola Dana
Métro
Redwoods
California
Madelon
Bet
Burr
Marie Walcamp
Patty” Arbuckle
Fatty
Goney Island
William Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Gladys
Brockwell
Miss Brockwell
Ruth ‘Roland
George Larkin
Lothe Tiger
Pathe News
Mutt and
Jeff
Pals First shines Harold Lockwood in a romantic rogue role
Harold Lockwood stars as Danny Rowland in Pals First a six act Screen Classics production by Metro with a strong supporting cast including Ruby de Romer James Lackaye and Richard R Neill Edwin Carewe directs Lockwood delivers a standout performance as a charming thief at Wifinicrest Hall The feature is a screen version of Lee Wilson Dodds stage hit from Francis Perry Elliotts novel The Christie special Sallys Blighted Career accompanies the night program with two reels at 230 and an evening show at 6.
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Harold Lockwood
Danny Rowland
Screen Classics, Inc
Metro
San Quentin Prison
Dominic
Wifinicrest Hall
Dick Castleman
Jean Logan
Naié
Lee Wilson Dodd
Francis Perry Elliott
Messrs Harper and Brothers
Mr. Lockwood
Ruby de Romer
James Lackaye
Richard R. Neill
Anthony P Byrd
Pauline Dempsey
Frank de Vernon
Walter P Lewis
Rollo Lloyd
Edwin Carewe
Lockwood
Christie
Fay Tincher
Sally
Advertising proves newspapers best for business growth
A bristle of old ads and quotes recounts Henry C. Lytton’s tale of building a Chicago hub with newspaper advertising. The Publishers' Auxiliary notes his early risk, spending $5 000 of capital, and his belief that readers trust newspaper reports, making ads more effective than billboards, balloons, or street signs.
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Phoenix
Bristol
Traiea
Fall River
Henry C. Lytton
State Street
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Kidney Pills Promote Back Pain Relief and Kidney Health
Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as effective for backache Urinary disorders headaches and nervousness attributed to weakened kidneys The promotion cites over 50 years of use and a Bristol testimony from Mrs Geo Goettler of 28 Cook St describing relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills and purchases at Bathing ton's Pharmacy Implemented by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Doan
Bristol
Geo. Goettler
Cook St
Lev
Dean
Bafington’s
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Madelton
Lot Gordon
Lot
Burr Lot
Gladys” Brockwell
William Fos
Jake
Capea
Bristol, R. I
Warren, R. I
J. B. Batchelder, Cor. Main and Child
WM. Ludwig
Childs St
J. M. Maloy
Water St
Warren Public Market
N. Main
Burlington’s Pharmacy
Nora,a
Sullivan
Easterbrooks Block
William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
Dorchester Mutual Wire Ins. Co of
Boston
E. L. Watson
Industrial Trust Co. Oosing
Providence
R. L
Talbot& Hopkins
Electrical Contractors
Bradford Street
Talbot
Ss. W. Hopkins
G. M. Wilbur
Nevertaker
Union Street
Otis L. Wood
W. Tel
Court Street
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Clark’s Express
Gorham’s Express
J. H. Young
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