Final Keith bill promises top vaudeville laughs
Patrons of the American theatre will see the last Keith bill of the season on Monday and Tuesday featuring Don Austin and Miss Cole in Cartoonical Musical Revue, Woods and Francis “Two Northern Boys from the South,” Fred Force and Mildred Williams with ocarina vocal tricks, and Dora Early “Boots” Early in That Democratic Miss.
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Miss Early
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Les Gellis Stage A Somewhat Different Revue
Les Gellis will present a revue titled A Somewhat Different Revue assisted by Belle Dyer and Josephine Joyce with Ed Morra at the piano. The Gellis trio left France years ago to seek American theatre approval and have remained in the United States since, delivering humor and dexterity as their hallmark.
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Gloria Swanson Stars in Stage Struck on Broadway
Gloria Swanson arrives in Stage Struck for a limited Broadway run on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The production presents a human tale of a small town girl pursuing acting fame and her journey through stage and screen personas.
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Adolphe Menjou Stars In The King Broadway Engagement
Adolphe Menjou, famed king of Don Juans, headlines The King a romantic comedy in which the philandering monarch travels from Paris to America in search of romance. A siren teaches him a lesson, he finds a pure romance with a young legislator’s daughter, and he ultimately sacrifices his freedom to protect her reputation. He ends the tale with a kingly gesture after a life of romance.
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Dreaming Lovers Under the Moon at Court
A king gazes at the moon dreaming of romance while a young girl nearby contemplates her own romance with the monarch. As the king reenters the palace she exits toward her home, turning from royal love to family life and a cradle for the child.
That Royle Girl At American This Week
That Royle Girl opens at the American this week with a film adaptation from Edwin Balmer. The story portrays a Chicago jazz zone love drama amid cabarets and du plex apartments mixing romance with a murder mystery.
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Funeral for John S. Forster Held in Sylva
Asheville merchant John S. Forster who died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness was honored with a funeral service Thursday at 11 o'clock in Sylva. He is survived by his wife three daughters Mrs C C Hipps Mrs R E Christopher and Mrs Edward O'Kelly three sons Homer Habib and William Forster a sister Mrs S M Phillips and two brothers Frank S Forster and J E Forster all of Asheville.
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Edward O’kelly
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J. E. Forster
Snow Hill Bank Directors Renew Bond After Hearing
Snow Hill banking officials Dr. J. H. Harper B. W. Edwards and F. H. Hicks waived examination before Magistrate F. L. Rouse and renewed their bonds of 5000 each for the December term of Superior court following the bank’s May closure.
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Bobbed Hair Revue At Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum schedules Hubert Lyon and his Bobbed Hair Revue for the week ahead with Cotton Watts and Mary Gray Allen in the cast. A full program change is set for Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, followed by the debut of The Phantom of the Opera on December 10 to 12 featuring Lon Chaney and Mary Philbin.
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Supr
Gaston Leroux
Lon Chaney
Mary Philbin
Norama Kerry
Gibson Cowland
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Annual Meet Scheduled
The annual meeting of Saint Mary's Episcopal congregation will be at the Paris House on Monday night at 7:30. Reports of parish activities will be reviewed and vestrymen for the coming year will be elected. All adults in the congregation are urged to attend.
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Hunting Victim Dies in Cabarral County Incident
CHARLOTTE November 27 Howor Cochrane fourteen died in Chevron hospital yesterday afternoon. David Montley twenty is under treatment in a local hospital. Both youths were accidentally shot Thanksgiving Day during hunting parties near the Cochrane home. Cochrane was killed by his older brother, while Montley’s seven year old son of Zeb Star was reportedly not seriously injured.
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Montley
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