Hodge's The Judge's Husband Charms Shubert Crowd
William Hodge stars in a three act play at the Shubert titled The Judge's Husband. The author defends the work amid applause, noting humor and legal farce as Joe Kirby and his wife the judge navigate a divorce case with a dramatic daughter restoring harmony. Also mentions Snow's Arctic Hunt at the Grand and Adam and Eva revival at Cox.
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H A Snows Arctic Film at Grand Worth Seeing
H A Snows Hunting Big Game in the Arctic shown at the Grand Opera House blends ice and wildlife with a staged Arctic set. The Herman voyage includes a storm, whale encounter, Eskimo crew, and bones found on Herald Island, plus Snow's intermission talk.
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Keith's Theater Weekly Bill Show Dazzles With Variety
A diversified bill at Keith's Theater offers Nitza Vernille with five dancers in Wonderland praised for originality and setting. Highlights include Bert Errol’s dual gender vocal turns and Mandel brothers clowning acrobatics. Demarest and Collette’s Strings and Stringers act. plus Pathe News and Hal Roach film Cuckoo Love.
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Bert Errol
London
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Marion
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Estelle Collette
Demarest
Potter and Gamble
Maidie du Fresne
Evans Brothers
Glenn Tryon
Pathe News
New Palace Bill Pleases Large Audiences
A quartette of acts staged at the Palace Theater this week for top honors. Woods and Francis, “Two Northern 30ys from The South,” blend songs and comedy with fine voices and Southern charm. Egbert Van Alstyne & Co. follow closely with song and piano numbers. Van Alstyne has penned classics like In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree and Your Eyes Have Told Me So and presents favorites anew.
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Bordeaux Wins Bid for Next Year’s Radical Congress
In Nice on October 18 delegates to the Radical Socialist Congress chose Bordeaux as the site for next year’s meeting. Bordeaux led early bidding against Rheims Toulouse Tours and Angers with strong pitches about wine and local attractions and won by a margin of fifty.
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The Winding Stairs and a Night of Vaudeville Acts
A fast moving melodrama titled The Winding Stairs heads the screen offerings with Alma Rubens leading a capable cast. The night also features a high pace vaudeville revue with Ball and Briscoe, O Hana San, George Brown ing, the Mabelle Sisters, Dorothy Davis, the Lameys and Aeolian Trio plus Chong and Rosie Maey delivering song and dance.
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Alma Rubens
Bozo Snyder Stars In Follies Of The Day At The Olympic
Bozo Snyder headlines the Follies Of The Day at the Olympic this week with a strong pantomime act and a witty mechanical horse spoof. Elsa May Beatrice Tracey and a capable supporting cast deliver lively numbers in a lavish Columbia Circuit revue noted for its scenery and costumes.
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Sam Green
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Katerina
Palmer
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Harold W. Coates
Hurry Up Burlesque Dazzles Empress Audience
The Empress Theater opened its new show Hurry Up with a fast paced two and a half hour burlesque program. Otto Klives produced a big time act with comics George Brennan and Harry Morris delivering laughs and a lineup of song and dance numbers led by May Jensen Etna Moore and Vi Penny.
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Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush Opens at Lyric Cincinnati
The Gold Rush opens at the Lyric Theater in Cincinnati after delays. Charlie Chaplin wrote directed and stars in the film bringing his signature genius and comic craft to the production and its overall presentation.
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The Gold Rush Analyzed as Chaplin’s Finest Screen Work
A detailed review of The Gold Rush highlights Chaplin's blend of humor and tragedy. The film follows a lone prospector in Alaska whose fortunes rise and fall with misperceived romance and luck. The New Year’s Eve dinner scene stands out as Chaplin’s pinnacle moment.
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Prince Plots Freedom in Capitol Comedy He Shows
Raymond Griffith stars in He's a Prince at the Capitol Theater as a bored Crown Prince who seeks a plebian life and romance beyond royal duties. The film features Griffith and a cast including Mary Brian Tyron Powers Edgar Norton and Carl Stockdale in a lighthearted, original Situations filled production.
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The Trouble With Wives at the Strand
The Trouble With Wives showing at the Strand Theater is a clean marriage comedy. A young wife loves her husband while a blundering friend stirs doubts about the designer of women’s footwear, but the plot resolves logically with the four principal players Tom Moore Florence Vidor Ford Sterling Esther Ralston Lucy Beaumont William Courtwright in supporting roles.
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Alice Baker
Clyde Armstrong
William Mallabar
Strand Theater
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Florence Vidor
Ford Sterling
Esther Ralston
Lucy Beaumont
William Courtwright
Bebe Daniels Stars in Lovers in Quarantine at Walnut Theater
Bebe Daniels headlines the Walnut Theater premiere of Lovers in Quarantine a light farce about a double engagement and a Bermuda bound voyage derailed by a quarantine. The cast features Harrison Ford Alfred Lunt Edna May Oliver Marie Shotwell Ivan Simpson Diana Kane and Eden Gray.
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Edna May Oliver
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Ivan Simnpson
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Famous War Dog Stars in Family Theater Picture
The dog decorated by Marshal Foch with the Croix de Guerre appears in Baree Son of Kazan, a James Oliver Curwood story set in the Northern woods. Nita Stewart plays the woodsman’s daughter endangered by a trader who plots to ruin her fiancé. The dog saves her, delivering a string of thrilling moments. Donald Keith, Joe Rickson, and Jack Curtis lead the cast.
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Three Deaths Reported From Cold Wave
The Associated Press reports a cold wave across the Northwest caused three deaths in Minnesota as blizzards and snowfall blocked visibility. Snow ranged from one to four inches in Minnesota and the Dakotas with additional light snow in Iowa and Nebraska. The fatalities occurred when victims were struck by trains amid blowing snow.
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Bride Dies Seven Hours After Wedding in Hospital
Mrs Mary A Zigler aged 29 died in Columbus Ohio seven hours after her wedding. She had been operated on for appendicitis last week and was married while on a hospital bed.
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Gen Williams to Speak Here Navy Day October 27
Brigadier General Dion Williams a Marine veteran will visit Cincinnati on Navy Day October 27. He will address the noonday forum at the Chamber of Commerce and broadcast from WSAI. Also coming is Jacob Klein ex commander of Shenandoah to speak at the Chamber event and WLW broadcast. William R. Hopkins of Cleveland to speak at a Chamber forum on city management.
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Dead Swindler Returns to Kentucky in Custody
William H. Turner, believed dead in a McCarr mine blast nine months earlier, is brought back to Pikeville Ky in custody to face charges in the deaths of two men. He admits receiving 10000 of 85000 insurance paid after the explosion and reveals a tangle of relatives and alibis as investigators probe the case.
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Pinchot asks Coolidge to keep Butler in Philadelphia
Governor Pinchot arrived in Washington to urge President Coolidge to allow Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler to continue as Director of Public Safety in Philadelphia after January when his leave ends. Pinchot says Butler is needed next year for the sesquicentennial celebration and expected influx.
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Lost Key Costs Life of 63-Year-Old Janitor
John Brown aged 63 a janitor at 424 Broadway died after a fall from a narrow ledge while trying to pry open a door window with a screwdriver. He collapsed after losing his grip on a drainpipe and died two and a half hours later at General Hospital.
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Germany Warmly Reaches Out After Locarno Deal
Berlin hosts returning German delegation led by Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann from Locarno. British and French diplomats greet them. Lord d'Abernon praises German initiative. Briand predicts lasting peace and new Locarno era. Chamberlain hopes improved ties. American Ambassador Schurman also calls on Stresemann.
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First Report to President von Hindenburg by Dr. Luther
Dr. Luther extended personal congratulations on the Locarno Conference results and delivered his first report tonight to President von Hindenburg.
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Pope Shows Interest in American College in Rome
Pope Pius XII expresses keen interest in the new American College to be built on Villa Gabrielli in Rome. He notes Archbishop Edward J. Hanna’s farewell audience and praises Mgr. Burke’s efforts to arrange the project aimed at accommodating 300 students. He praises alumni generosity for the college’s fundraising.
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Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City offers a new lightweight rupture truss claimed to heal hernias without surgery. He cites hundreds cured, including double ruptures, and urges readers to request a free trial by writing to his Koch Building address.
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