Theatrical Gossip From Gotham Shows Big Screen Trends
New York theater chatter from March covers bold publicity stunts and costs, color motion pictures at Strand, Maxine Elliott in her first screen work with live music, and profiles of Helen Gibson George Fawcett Norma Talmadge Clara Kimball Young and others. The Blue Streak signals a western drama from William Fox with two months of Chattanooga location work.
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Maxine Elliott
George Fawcett
Judge Whipple
Mr. Fawcett
Vice Properties
Vivian Reed
Bessie Eyton
Charles le Moyne
Robert Warwick
F. Phillips Oppenheim
Court of St. Simon
Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Wilson Mizner
Paul Armstrong
Jimmy Valentine
Deep Purple
the Greyhound
Clara Kimball Young
Eugene Walter
Joseph Kilgour
Experience to Play at Municipal Theater Greensboro
Notable season theater event "Experience" touted as one of America's finest. Two nights and matinee March 23 and 24 at Municipal theater Greensboro with a cast of 82 from New York led by William Elliot F Ray Comstock and Morris east. Pageant style drama praised for scope and moral themes. Also notes Sam Crawford leads major league outfielders in games played with 2 461. Magee second with 1 796.
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America
Municipal Theater
Greensboro
William Elliot
F. Ray Comstock
Morris East
New York
Chicago
Boston
Sam Crawford
Detroit Tigers
Magee
Braves
Dishes Duty Tragedy: 13 Year Old Raymond Canove Hangs
New York report states 13 year old Raymond Canove of Haledon New Jersey found dead in cellar with rope around his neck after being asked to help wash dishes. William Canove the younger brother found him and alerted others. No motive apparent. Raymond described as bright and fond of books.
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Haledan
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Raymond Canove
Willliam
Raymond
William
Armstrong
Reds Manager Praises Wingo and Clarke Batting Duo
Manager Mathewson of the Reds lauds catching mainstays Wingo and Clarke for a strong July showing. The veteran backstops rely on their July formula to guide plays and shooting the ball around the diamond.
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Mathewson
Reds
Wingo
Clarke
Browns Run Through Training Stunts in Palestine Texas
Owner Phill Ball observes the St Louis Browns during training stunts in Palestine Texas as the team prepares for the season.
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Phill Ball
St. Louis Browns
Palestine, Texas
Players hold out for higher salaries with champions slow to sign
Members of pennant winning teams rate their services highly and stall negotiations for new contracts. The Boston Red Sox and the Brooklyn Robins, last year’s champions in the two major leagues, are short several players who refuse to sign for the salaries offered.
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Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Robins
Germans Try to Block Shanghai Harbor by Two Steamers
A Shanghai tele gram reports two German steamers sought to flee toward the port entrance after China protested Germany’s submarine warfare. A Japanese warship pursued, the ships returned to their moorings, while Entente ships keep watch for a renewed attempt to block trade with Shanghai.
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Shanghai
China
Germany
Family avoids sickness with Black-Draught remedy
Mrs J B Whittaker of McDuff Virginia credits Thedford s Black-Draught with preventing serious illnesses in her family. She says it relieves sick headache stomach trouble and indigestion and that her family keeps it on hand for minor ailments. The vegetable medicine has over 70 years of use and claims to aid digestion and stomach issues. N 123
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