Amuse Theater Presents Double Danger and Bank Cashier
The Amuse Theater offers a Vitagraph feature Double Danger and a Kalem one reel Dawn Through the Ages. The program promises exciting drama with serial style thrills for local audiences.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
8
The Amuse Theater offers a Vitagraph feature Double Danger and a Kalem one reel Dawn Through the Ages. The program promises exciting drama with serial style thrills for local audiences.
The Library Theater presents This Week Thurs Fri Sat featuring the Victoria Minstrel and First Part while Melvin Turner is in town for a few days. Numerous local residents and visitors are recorded in Meadville area society notes, with showing of travel and visits to Erie Jamestown Warren and Silver City New Mexico.
Snow fell overnight to cover trees and fences an inch deep, melting by noon. The Titusville Herald notes this is about four weeks later than previous years with comparisons to 1910 and 1908 patterns. Predictions hint at a less frigid winter, while local vendors Oleomargarine Owlron Bros sell a variety.
The copy extols Dyna Mite for its explosive power in a small stick and praises Fels-Naptha soap for its washing prowess. It claims cold water suffices to dissolve dirt and lift it away, with minimal effort, following wrapper directions for improved results.
Announcement states Dr. Christie purchased equipment and fixtures in the office long occupied by Dr. Davis and Dr. Mead and will take possession around November 9. Mrs. Ella F. Dalrymple lists address at 102 1-28 Washington St. The notice notes a transition in barbershop or hairdressing parlors with hours listed and appointment options.
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