Diverse 1920s Theaters Show Varied Dramatic Programs
The district theaters present a mix of melodrama and mystery. Iris Theater features The Point of View with J Warren Kervigan, while The Yellow Typhoon at Ket Theater stars Anne Stewart in a tale of danger and disguise. Liberty Theater offers Civilian Clothes with Thomas Meighan, and Queen Theater presents Bemething le Trina, a village love saga. Also noted is The Remy at XOR Theater about wartime romance complicated by infidelity. DANCE programs at Turser’s Hotel Bender and McMillan Dancing Academy are listed briefly.
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DS Theater
J. Warren Kervigan
Whikgere
Secret Service
Liberty Theater
Thomas Meighan
Lisiad
Tin Win
Eelety Avi
Crant Baryon
Orwreanh
Goria Swanson
Bisckamith
Bora
Hmad
Remy” Ip
Abe Mate
Calon Calanal
Turser
Hotel
Bender
McMillan
Untitled fragmentary report from obscure early note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Austin, a protest or event, and multiple unclear names. The text references a court or legal context and a potential public notice, but most specifics are unreadable. Entities and places are implied but not clearly identifiable.
Teeth Film and the Pepsodent Cure Campaign
A historical ad describing a film on teeth that causes decay and tartar. It promotes Pepsodent toothpaste as a solution claiming removal of film, brighter teeth, and protection against acid wear. It urges readers to try the product and learn how the dentifrice neutralizes acid and fights bacteria.
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Ther
Walter
Tern
Galveston
Risear
Ameuis
Iris Theater
Persia
Burbunt
Geir
Austin
Sears
Dag Ghent
Taya
Papsadent
Fames Lene
Sreeves
Fashion, Park, Rochester
Fashion Park