Golden Jubilee Season Opens at Zoo With Meyer Davis Orchestr a
The May opening of the Gardens Jubilee season features Meyer Davis and his orchestra at the Zoo. Dance floors, crowds on the porch, and a lively band shell performance anchor a festive start and attract large attendance despite cold weather. Cartier and Zanou perform while other areas host dancing and film attractions. The cinema presents a tale of marital intrigue with Raymond Griffith and Vera Reynolds leading cast.
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Zoo
Davis
Intermissi
Avis
Cartier
Zanou
Raymond Griffith
Vera Reynolds
Louise Fazenda
Wallace Beery
Comedy Week at Palace Theater Delivers Stage and Screen
The Palace Theater showcases a Comedy Week program headlined by Edith Clasper with Will Burns and Jimmy Burchill delivering high energy hokum. Variety from Miss Clasper and Ern Williams adds polish. Rose O Hara and Duke Nelson perform songs and skits. Grand Opera House features Powder River a World War I war picture showing transports, front lines, and Argonne battles with authentic Army Signal Corps visuals.
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Jimmy Burchill
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Burchill
Paul Yocan
Talbot Kenny
Fred Force
Mildred Williams
Force
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Rose O'Hara
Bayle
Patsy
Duke Nelson
Tim Shea
Orioles
Powder River
Grand Opera House
America
Wesley Warner Post
American Legion
Mt. Healthy
France
Cantigny
Chauteau Thierry
St. Mihiel
The
Argonne
No Man's Land
War Department
United States Army Signal Corps
Nazimova Stars in My Son at Walnut Theater
Nazimova delivers a powerful mother role in the new film My Son at the Walnut. Ian Keith Hobart Bosworth and Constance Bennett also receive praise as the story follows a mother and her son whose dalliance with a designing woman leads to theft and moral redemption.
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My Son
Walnut
Walnut Theater
Ian Keith
Hobart Bosworth
Constance Bennett
Jack Pickford
Mary Akin
The Night Club at the Lyric Theater
The Night Club at the Lyric is a modern humorous photoplay lasting six or seven reels. It is said to be a photodramatization of the stage play After Five, though the reviewer cannot compare the two versions.
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Lyric Theater
Welcome Home and Balto's Race to Nome at Capitol
Capitol Theater offers Welcome Home a sentimental tale of a newlywed couple and a meddling father in law with Lois Wilson Warner Baxter and Luke Cosgrave delivering strong turns. An added feature, Balto's Race to Nome, chronicles the dash to Nome during a diphtheria scare attracting global attention.
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Capitol
Capitol Theater
James Cruze
Lois Wilson
Warner Baxter
Luke Cosgrave
Nome
Hearts of Oak on Screen at B F Keiths theater
Rugged Melo drama shown at B F Keiths adapts the old Hearts of Oak with Hobart Bosworth and Pauline Starke in leading roles. The Arctic coast setting and robust action mark the modernized treatment, with James Gordon and Francis Powers among the supporting cast.
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Pauline Starke
James Gordo
Francis Ford
Francis Powers
Jennie Lee
Charley's Aunt Returns for Another Week at the Strand
A seven day engagement begins at the Strand with Charley's Aunt shown as a photodrama. Sydney Chaplin plays the young man posing as the aunt from Brazil to aid courtship under a chaperon. The piece plays to capacity crowds and is praised for its entertainment value.
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Brazil
Chester Park Opens Vaudeville Season Amid Crowds
Cold weather did not deter Chester Park visitors as several thousand attended the resort. The Chester theater opened with three capacity audiences headlined by Jack, Jean and Jack with strong showings from the Martins, Jones and Hull, Eveline, Esmeralda and Webb, the MacKenzie sisters and Whitey Niemeyer. A large crowd danced in the palace as the Sunshine Melody Boys added brass. Dancing continues nightly this week.
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MacKenzie Sisters
Final Sunday River Trips Draw Large Crowds of Dancers
Two Sunday cruises of the Island Queen to New Richmond and return drew large crowds. This marks the season’s end for the island service as the Queen heads to moorings. A moonlight trip is planned this week with Cliff Burns's Country Club Orchestra and vocalists Bert Lindsay and Billy White. A fireworks display will open the island and natatorium next Sunday. Water work and bath preparations are slated for Wednesday and Saturday.
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Coney’s
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Country Club Orchestra
Bert Lindsay
Billy White
Tennessee Anti Mask Law Test to Start May 26
Test of the 1869 Tennessee anti mask law to parade in disguise will begin May 26 with evidence presented to a grand jury against N S Lemmons of McKenzie Tennessee. Lemmons was arrested as the only masked participant in a May Friday night Ku Klux Klan parade of seventy eight robed members. The Klan had planned full regalia but altered plans after a court opinion barred masked parades.
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McKenzie
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Lemmons
Bebe Daniels Quits Hospital After Nose Surgery Reveal
Bebe Daniels leaves Cincinnati Jewish Hospital for New York with the same nose except for a minor growth removal. She had concealed identity as Phyllis Griffin for eight days, discussed the disguise with reporters, and confirmed pronunciation of her name as Be-be.
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Cincinnati
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New York
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The
Famous Players
Plan of Oak School Head to Correct Morals
E W Wilkinson principal of Dyer School spoke at College Hill Presbyterian about modern moral tendencies. He urged a domestic oak board to teach discipline, warned against overreliance on psycho analysis, and called for common honesty and sense in raising youth. He urged applying Christian ethics daily and avoiding separate moral codes for different roles.
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Jesus
Congress Error Forces Marine Officers Toward Retirement Ruling
The Navy Dept flags a flaw in the naval omnibus bill that could force Marine Corps Colonels not on promotion lists to retire at 56 with 2 percent of pay per year, conflicting with the standard three quarters pay rule. Officials seek a formal ruling before forming a board to identify eligible staff heads.
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Navy Department
Marine Corps
Congress
Griesser Dominates Ridge and C. M. and L. Win 6-0
Griesser held Pleasant Ridge to one hit as the Amateur Nation champion C M and L squad posted a 6 to 0 victory. He fanned seven with two walks, while Neiman doubled for the lone hit. The Lumbermen scored in the first, third, sixth, and eighth innings, aided by sharp fielding and timely hitting.
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Brighton Nine defeats Ferris Outfit 4 to 3 at Redland Field
Brighton Amateur Association team edged Ferris Lumber Company 4 3 in a tense afternoon game. Lawrence hit a home run for Brighton and Erken held Ferris to seven hits with several errors aiding the Brighton win.
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Lawrence
Giants March To Lead With Hitting Pitching And Fielding
New York Giants push to NL lead with heavy hitting steady pitching and sharp fielding. Brooklyn Robins recover but need better pitching while Yankees show Western trip improvement and may get Babe Ruth back. Belmont sale at Nursery Stud sets records with $782,200 total and $45,000 price for Quelle Chance.
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Dixies No-Hit Victory as Olbert Enters Hall of Fame
Dixie pitcher Dix ie Olbert entered the Hall of Fame at Dixie Park Covington yesterday and pitched a no hit game defeating the Dependrooks 9 to 0. Olbert fanned 17 batters while recording 18 outs with one assist and one putout.
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Meusel Smashes Six Homers In Last Week Of Play
In Chicago on May 17 Meusel of the New York Americans slugged six home runs in seven days, raising his season total to eight. Hartnett of the Chicago Nationals led with ten homers, while Williams and Hornsby trailed with seven and eight respectively as the major league home run race tightens.
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Reds Triumph Over Semi Pro Team In Orange Exhibition
Cincinnati Reds defeated a semi-pro club 15 to 3 in Orange New Jersey. Jakie May pitched six innings allowing five hits while Rube Bressler led with four hits including two doubles. Dressen added three doubles as Cincinnati amassed twenty one hits. The win carries no NL standing but boosts morale ahead of a three game series with the Boston Braves.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Cincinnatians
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Dressen
Boston Braves
Cardinals blank Orioles 60 at Linwood in pitching duel
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Cleveland Policeman Shot In Early Morning Inquiry
Cleveland officer Michael Gallagher aged 28 was shot by a prowler he confronted while questioning a man carrying a mysterious bundle. The assailant escaped, and Gallagher was fatally wounded or seriously injured.
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