Library Theater Presents Brady Comedy Baby Mine
The Library Theater announces a Monday show on December 2 featuring William A Brady's greatest comedy Baby Mine starring Walter Jones and his original New York cast.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
12
The Library Theater announces a Monday show on December 2 featuring William A Brady's greatest comedy Baby Mine starring Walter Jones and his original New York cast.
A compilation of personal mentions from Corry area residents noting visits, travel to Erie Union City War ren and other towns, family news births and engagements. Several couples and individuals are cited with movements to work on business or to visit relatives with dates around Thanksgiving and early December.
The notice advertises a broad line of holiday presents for all ages. It promises new ideas and modern thought with a focus on pleasure, economy, and satisfaction in buying and receiving, urging readers to shop for Christmas at its outlets.
At James City Kane County Tony Wallis an Ameri an Plate Glass Company employee had his left arm crushed while clearing a polishing table. The machine restarted trapping and nearly severing the limb. he was taken to Kane Summit Hospital where the arm was amputated.
The Dunkirk Herald reviews the film Baby Mine, praising Walter Jones as a jolly, friendly performer who wins audience affection. The editor notes Jones as Jim mie and commends his role and likable personality, concluding with a wish for another visit.
Warren authorities investigate the death of P. R. Lindberg the Youngsville butcher killed by a passenger train near Youngsville. Coroner DeForest and District Attorney Lyons seek facts amid rumors of robbery and missing cash and beef sale memoranda found on the body.
A passenger train collided with a light engine in Columbia yard near Willimantic Connecticut, injuring five, including Emily Pierson Cromwell suffrage organizer. Officials blamed a roundhouse hostler for placing the light engine on the main track. Pierson suffered facial cuts and lacerations but expected to recover with scarring.
The program lists Vitagraph comedy Martha's Rebellion with Bunny and a Grandmother drama plus Cupid's Quarter comedy, presenting a mixed bill at AmuseU Theater.
Fragmentary text provides limited readable facts about people or events. No clear names, places, dates, or actions can be established for a concise summary.
Buck seeks ten units of wheat at a price or trade option. The note outlines a possible exchange or investment angle, indicating interest in a fixed quantity and a negotiable value.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legal action involving Oscar Bell, with an unclear surname fragment and a reference to a corner case. No clear dates, amounts, or parties other than Hood appear readable. Further confirmation required for a precise summary.
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