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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1924
Page
9
Local Rex Theatre presents the Harold Lloyd comedy Girl Shy as a Christmas matinee and night feature with The Side Show of Life billed for the week following the holiday.
The Virginian opens at Rex theatre as a two day mid week feature with Alanager Shamburg presenting The Side Show of Life based on Mounte-Dank. Ernest Torrence as Petit Patou praised. Tiger Rose and Girl Shy also show with star power and humor.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a kidney and bladder remedy with claims of preventing disease and easing backache. It promotes a liquid formula sold for $1 by N. B. Ames Co and others, urging use with Golden Lax Tablets when constipation is present.
The Rex theatre shows Ray of Mine on Saturday and a story adaptation by Booth Turkington with an all star cast including Henry J. Walt hall and Dot Farley. The Grand theatre opens The Virginian tonight and tomorrow with Kenneth Clarke and Blanche Victor in a Western melodrama about a Virginia cowboy and romance with a society girl.
A fragile plot unfolds with Conway Tearle as an engineer and Arturo in a melodramatic rivalry. Cheniy MacKaill, Lan Chaney, and Gowie Pirors fill supporting roles as the Grand Theatre advertises a Friday and Saturday show in the county. The article notes a steel project for the county fair and a public bidding process with a noon deadline in January 1925.
A short, uncertain advertisement extols camphor fiyGtastis and hazel mixtures as a simple cure for weak sore or strained eyes. It mentions a small bottle and cites "Thomas Downey" in a vague claim about eye comfort and vision.
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