The Girl in the Limousine dominates local theatre notes
The review praises the Denver theater showing The Girl in the Limousine for its audacious farce built on misunderstandings. John Arthur as Tony and Parker as the English butler receive strong notices while Nancy Fair and Ballou also contribute, with Carlyle Blackwell and Ralph Kellard in supporting roles.
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Rons J.erens
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John Adhr
Miles Nancy Fair
Wee Malligen
Miss Marios Ballou
Ges. B. Connor
Barmett Parker
Mice Acme Levens
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Restless Sex A Chambers Tale in Modern Gown
A Chambers story called Restless Sex blends promise and romance with a lavish backdrop. Davies stars, presenting a melodramatic tale that ties to a legendary author’s work and a regal setting.
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Robert W. Chambers
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Lon Chaney Stars as Legless Villain in The Penalty
Lon Chaney plays the legless madman Suszard in The Penalty at the Amuse, a demanding role for a strong actor. The Goldwyn feature, written by Groavenor Morris, opens today with Sunshine comedy, Fox news, and a Pathe color review.
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Suszard
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Fox News
Pathe
McElroy Orchestra to Return to Eagles Hall
Portland based McElroy Orchestra will perform at Eagles Hall Monday evening November 16. The five piece group tours annually and is praised as superior to other road dance bands. McKeon and Archer secured the engagement after a prior successful visit and now seek a strong crowd.
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E'S Hall
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Eagles
The Terror Hit by Tom Mix at Atlas This Week
Tom Mix the daredevil of the screen has a new feature The Terror from William Fox. The Atlas shows the thriller on Monday and Tuesday with his death defying stunts surpassing his past western impersonations. A Christie comedy news weekly and scenic will also be shown.
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William Fox
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News Weekly
Princess vaudeville bill at the Princess Tuesday matinee and evening
Marcus Loew vaudeville presents a six act program featuring Marrod'a fp concert party with varied songs and wit. Lelia Bhan and Company will perform their comedy playlet There She Goes Again. Jerome and Albright the Two Bright Lights from Broadway. Murray K. Hill will deliver a top height comedian monologue. Harry and Anna.
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Anna
Scranton Vaudeville Act Headlines Local Theater Bill
The program features The Wee Couple Joe and Pearl Mattus closing with entertaining specialties and a moral lesson. Tourneur produced the act, promising highly realistic scenes. Also on the bill are Harry Carey’s A Gambler's Honor, a western romance, and Moranti's Guilty comedy.
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Scranton
Joe
Pearl Mattus
Wee
Tourneur
Harry Carey
Joe and
Tourneur Picture At Lyric Today
The Lyric shows Maurice Tourneur’s Woman today and tomorrow praised by critics as among his finest and most entertaining productions. The film delivers strong entertainment value and notable storytelling.
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No Reason to Talk in City Neighborhood Exchange
A neighbor questions a family about their baby Jad and his speech prompting a sharp reply that he has no reason to talk since he can yell to obtain everything in the house. The exchange highlights a humorous but pointed remark about parental expectations and children’s chatter.
Laramie High School Football Team En Route Home
The Laramie high school eleven was in Cheyenne yesterday enroute home from Casper. The Detroit News reports the squad was traveling back after a game, with a nervous client remark about the mix being correct and the clerk affirming it should be all right.
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Detroit News
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Cheyenne
Casper
Two Eras of a Woman’s Life Quote
A quotation frames a woman’s life as two periods first spent seeking a husband and then in his service. Attributed to Notra Damo Jugeler, the line prompts reflection on gender roles and marriage dynamics.
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