Orpheam Presents Warl Williams and Hot Shots of 1927
The Orpheam offers a new show this week headlined by Warl Williams and his Hot Shots of 1927. The program includes eight vaudeville acts with scenery wardrobe and musical numbers. Opening bill The Radio Shop features Willard Cole and Boob Meyers in comic sketches. A complete program change will occur Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
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Warl Williams
Ohio
Central States
Willard
Cole
Boob Meyers
Gorgeous Gowns Worn By Misses Vidor and Nissen
Paris fashion translates to the screen as Florence Vidor and Greta Nissen display stunning wardrobe in The Popular Sin. A chinchilla evening wrap valued at $35,000 dominates the fur display rented for the film.
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Misses Vidor
Nissen
Malcolm St. Clair
Miss Vidtor
Fifth Avenue
Miss Victor
Garbled gown described with gurplid effect and flower garnitures
The textile detail notes a garment made in gurplid effect featuring flower garnitures at the shoulder and waist, suggesting a decorative and structured design element from the era.
What Is IT The Mysterious Allure Madame Glyn Explains
The article explains Elinor Glyn's theory of IT an irresistible aura attracting others. It outlines ten qualities including self confidence fearlessness individuality and genuine love that supposedly define IT and notes Clara Bow stars in a Paramount film about the concept.
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Elinor Glyn
America
Madame Glyn
Paramount
Clara Bow
Broadhurst
Kemp Initiated Into De Molay in Local Chapter
Jack Kemp a local youth was initiated into the De Molay mysteries during a special meeting at the Masonic temple Friday night. The initiatory degree was conferred and a future DeMolay degree is expected. The conferring team included Henry Hurley William Ragan Ward Packer and others with officers listed.
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Jack Kemp
de- Molay
Masonic Temple
Henry Hurley
William Ragan
Ward Packer
Jake Ones
Theodore Antonakos
George Ridge
Paul Callaham
Marshall
Beverly Yates
Max Parrish
Sentinel
William Edwards
Keith M.harrison
James Perryman
Albert Edwards
Dick Marshall
Victor Dallas
Frank Welch
John Wood
Classified Ads Clutter Text Turns Up Odd Phrases
A fragmentary classified ad item shows scattered phrases and odd wording as a reader scans for a recognizable product or service in the small ad section.
Greenville Tobacco Market Closes With Record Season
Greenville Feb. 5 AP The Greenville tobacco market closed with total season sales of 49 707 518 pounds for 14 056 814 98 dollars and an average 18 28 per hundred. Excludes about half a million pounds of scrap tobacco sent directly to factories. Overall season totals set a market record.
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Greenville
Home loan offer with 6 percent simple interest
Advertisement states a loan option for homeowners with repayment over 10 years with life insurance canceling the loan if the borrower dies. No commission or renewal costs mentioned. Details to follow.
Schedule Change for Southern Crescent Limited Train 37
The Crescent Limited will depart New York at 8:35 p.m. and arrive Atlanta at 5:40 p.m. with proportional adjustments at intermediate cities. The change, effective Sunday Feb 27, reduces New York to Atlanta travel time by 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway System
Effec
Tive
Crescent Limited
Washington
Lynchburg
Anville
Greensboro
Salisbury
Charlotte
New Orleans
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Garemount
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Jack-Rabbit
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Soubrette
High Point
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Haugh Rappe
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Jesse L Lasky
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