Alabama Land leads Palace bill with Madelyn Young’s color
Vaudeville review notes Alabama Land as week’s headliner at the Palace Theater. Madelyn Young and the Ogden sisters headline a varied program of songs, dances, and comedy with novelty acts and the Gumps cartoon skit.
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Palace Theater
Alabama Land
the Palace
Madelyn Young
Nat . Wills
Neiman
Palace
Nat Wills
Bob Carleton
Julie Ballew
Carleton
Ja- da
Jim McLaughlin
Blanche Evans
Presidential train through Wisconsin signals party split and strategizing
The presidential tour through Wisconsin highlights a split in Wisconsin Republican ranks as Senator Lenroot joins the White House party while La Follette’s camp plots to counter. The journey, with Mrs. Coolidge greeting crowds, traverses Ohio to Chicago and into Wisconsin, signaling broader 1926 election plans and regional battles in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Iowa.
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Wisconsin
Lenroot
anti-La Follette
United States
Washington
Chicago
Lenroor
St. Paul
Smith Brookhart
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Learvot
Blaine
Ohio
Minnesota
Is Love Everything at B. F. Keith's Beasts of Fine Cast
Review notes the current film Is Love Everything at B F Keith's Theater features Alma Rubens H B Warner Frank Mayo and others with a jealousy driven plot of a husband suspecting his wife and rival letters. It also highlights the Zoo program Halcyon Players Knights of Ohio ice shows and various club activities plus dance floors and orchestras at the venue.
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B. F. Keith
Beasts of Fine Cast
B. F. Keith's
Alma Rubens
H. B. Warner
Frank Mayo
Walter McGrail
Marie Shaeffer
Halcyon
Zoo
Hamilton County
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Thavin
Cartier and
Zanou
Tad Tiernan
Zoo Dansant
Charles McClure
Quo Vadis Draws Large Audience at Lyric Theater
The foreign made film Quo Vadis began its second week at the Lyric Theater drawing many attendees despite warm weather. Emil Jannings stars as Nero with Lillian Hall Davis as Lygia in a grand production featuring thousands of extras and lavish Rome scenes.
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Lyric Theater
Rome
Emil Jannings
Lygia
Lillian Hall Davis
Sienkiewicz
Butterfly at the Strand Theater
A Modern Screen Story shows at the Strand where two sisters contend over a music teacher. The elder sacrifices for the younger who seeks life’s comforts, leading to a dramatic showdown. Kenneth Harlan, T Roy Barnes, Norman Kerry, Laura La Plante and Ruth Clifford head a capable cast.
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Strand
Strand Theater
Kenneth Harlan
T. Roy Barnes
Norman Kerry
Laura la Plante
Ruth Clifford
Some Wild Oats Returns to Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House reopened after a week dark to present Some Wild Oats for another week. The film, deemed unsuitable for mixed audiences due to sexual hygiene content, will be shown to women only 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. today and Thursday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on other days. Evening shows will be for men, except today and Thursday.
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Grand
Grand Opera House
The Narrow Street at Family Theater
The Narrow Street opened yesterday at the Family Theater with Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore in the leads. The film adapts a Edwin Bateman Morris novel and offers light humor as a bachelor’s orderly life is disrupted by a secretly hiding girl leading to a quiet romance.
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Family Theater
Matt Moore
Dorothy Devore
Edwin Bateman Morris
Miss Devore
Moore
Poisoned Wife Blames Husband Sparks Chicago Inquiry
In Chicago on June 7, Mrs Flossie Edwards 32 died after saying a poison tablet was forced down her throat by her estranged husband Louis Knight. Knight surrendered claiming ignorance as police investigate the dying statement and circumstances surrounding the child's placement and the couple's court-ordered arrangement.
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Chicago
Flossie Edwards
Louis Knight
Edwards
Bass Rozell
Galien
Mich
Galién
A. A. de Bore
Mamma
New Swimming Pool Proves Big At Coney Island
Crowds flocked to Coney Island with 15 000 plus in the pool and on the sand as boats ferried visitors and rides operated from morning to midnight. The Moonlite Garden and Colonial dining hall ran at capacity, as Island Queen and Island Maid shuttled bathers and holiday seekers along the river all day.
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Chester Park
Winton Place
Chester
Crouch
Moore
Cliff O'Neil
Mac Snow
Wheelock
Hayes
Lakeside Inn
Tropical Gardens
MacKenzie Sisters
Happy Hottentots
Nankazea
Buddy’ Harris
Chester Entertainment Organization
Coney Island
Chubb-Steinberg
Colonial
Coney
Eight condemned for killing Sirdar in Cairo
Cairo June 7 Eight of the men convicted for participation in the November murder of Sir Lee Stack Sirdar of the Egyptian army were sentenced to death. The chauffeur Mahmud Selah received two years. An ex convict Neguib Helbach earned a reward of 10000 Egyptian pounds for aiding the police.
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Cairo
Lee Stack
Sirdar
Mahmud Selah
Neguib Helbach
Train Cuts Off Feet As Man Walks Tracks
William Pidsuk a 45 year old German born resident of Cleveland was severely injured when he failed to see an oncoming freight train along the Pennsylvania tracks near Eastern avenue and eet e street his left foot and part of his right were severed with numerous cuts and bruises physicians at General Hospital described his condition as grave He had been in the city a week.
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William Pidsuk
Germany
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Tracks
Eastern Avenue
Eete Street
General Hospital
Gems And Gun Stolen As Neighbors Reported Heists
Several residences were robbed last night mainly on Saturday. F Raymond of 3880 Isabella avenue reported jewelry and a revolver taken valued at 134 dollars. Oscar K. Jones of 2394 Terrace avenue said jewelry and clothing were stolen between May 29 and yesterday. A negro man fled after raiding a dresser in Mrs Bessie Clark’s room at 1415 Eastern avenue. a gunshot was heard as he escaped.
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Olice
F . Raymond
Isabella Avenue
Oscar K. Jones
Terrace Avenue
Mr. Jones
Bessie Clark
Eastern Avenue
L N Insures 60 000 Railroad Workers for 150 Million
Louisville and Nashville Railroad announces life insurance covering over 60 000 employees from three railroads for about 150 million dollars. The policy requires 75 percent worker acceptance and becomes effective July 1. Employees pay a uniform premium while companies cover remaining costs.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Church Hosts Memorial Services With Knights of Pythias
Members of Texas Lodge No. 34 Knights of Pythias filled the West Liberty Street Presbyterian Church for joint memorial services. Rev D Wallace MacMillan delivered the memorial address praising the twenty five Knights who died this year and noting funeral fees he collected. A musical program featured a West Liberty double male quartet, solo by George Leytze, violin offertory by Harry Sahale, and organ selections by Mrs Rose G Rockwell.
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Texas Lodge No. 34
Knights of Pythias
West Liberty Street Presbyterian Church
D. Wallace MacMillan
Joseph B. Derbeys
MacMillan
West Liberty
George Leytze
Harry Sahale
Rose G. Rockwell
Secretary Weeks Spends Comfortable Day in Boston
John W. Weeks, Secretary of War, had a comfortable day in Boston as reported by physicians at Massachusetts General Hospital. He slept well overnight but showed a slight temperature due to a recently removed drain and heat.
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Boston
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts, General, Hospital
Barn Weeks
Brangen Golden Wedding Date to Be Observed
Surrounding by their four children six grandchildren and many friends Mr and Mrs James M Brangan of 3419 Cheviot avenue Westwood will celebrate Wednesday their golden wedding anniversary They were married on June 10 1875 by Rev C H Payne at Seventh and Smith streets The couple lived at the bride’s home 38 Rittenhouse street Mr Brangan a former lieutenant of police served 28 years In 25 years ago he marked his silver wedding anniversary with a silver set from police staff and press members He retired from the force 12 years ago Their four children John R Brangan James G Brangan Mrs Mary Harmeyer and Mrs Alice Busch assist in the celebration, with James G Brangan a musical director in Toledo.
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James M. Brangan
Cheviot Avenue
Westwood
C. H. Payne
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Payne
Delaware College
Anna Hornbrook
Rittenhouse Street
Brangan
Central Station
William Thaylor
Joseph Schaefer
Police Department
John R. Brangan
James G. Brangan
Toledo
Mary Harmeyer
Alice Busch
P. G. March's Garage Burns After Heater Incident
A fire at Perrin G. March's residence garage and laundry on Lower River road caused about 1500 dollars in damage. Firemen confined the blaze to the rear after removing three automobiles owned by March. the cause was an overheated ironer with the current left on.
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P. G. March
Perrin G. March
Cincinnati Shaper
Cincinnati Gear Cutting Companies
Lower River Road
Finnegan
Mr. March
Italian Queen of Cincinnati Crowned at Park Picnic
Mary Lacorti aged 18, a pretty employee at a tailoring company, was crowned Italy's Queen of Cincinnati at a basket picnic directed by the American Italy Society at Scotti's Summer Park. A silver vase was awarded. The event featured a military march by about sixty Italian student youths coached by G. Polizou, with poetry by Deneriva Scoleri.
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Mary Lacorti
Italy
Cincinnati
American Italy Society
Scotti
Summer Park
Sxty
G. Polizou
Rome
Deneriva Scoleri
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Elizabeth Arden
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Brangen
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