Expe rienced manager takes charge of Saenger's theater
Mr E A Greenblatt, an experienced theatrical manager from New Orleans, has assumed charge of Saenger's theater in this city, succeeding Noble Hearn after six months. Formerly he led Saenger's Strand and Globe Theaters and was a theater manager in Monroe. He is described as genial and affable and is expected to win patron support quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Greenblatt
Saenger’s
Noble Hearn
Mr. Greenblatt
New Orleans
Saenger
Strand
Globe
Monroe
Louisiana
Real American Actor Lands First Paramount Comedy Role
Bryant Washburn appears in his first Paramount comedy The Gypsy Trail at the Lyceum Theatre today. He recently joined Famous Players-Lasky, played Captain Strong in Cecil B. De Mille’s Till I Come Back to You, and earned wide praise for the role.
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Bitte
Bryant Washburn
Paramount
Lyceum Theatre
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Captain Strong
Cecil B. de Mille
Artera
Dr King's New Discovery for Colds Advised by All
Fifty years of use by grandparents parents and children proves Dr King's New Discovery as the safest pleasant remedy for colds and coughs. Sold by all druggists 6c and 1.29.
Dr. King's New Life Pills Debuted as Stomach Aid
A vintage ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a mild tonic to cleanse the system and steady the stomach. The piece promises lively appetite and reliable daily function with a 25 cent price.
The Gypsy Trail Review Showcases Washburn’s American Charm
Review notes Washburn brings a typically American appeal in The Gypsy Trail where he plays a bashful lover. The plot contrasts his earnestness with a roving, romantic rival who tempts the heroine. Wanda Hawiey portrays the heroine and Casson Ferguson plays the rover.
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Washburn
Wanda T Hawiey
Casson Ferguson
Rover
Nothing But The Truth at Sugar Theatre Tonight
A merry company from James Montgomery presents Nothing But The Truth at the Sugar Theatre. A confident young man seeks to tell the truth for twenty four hours to win ten thousand dollars, triggering a maze of comic troubles in family and business affairs.
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Sugar Theatre
James Montgomery
New York
Metropolis
Corse
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
The advertisement argues local ear treatments fail for catarrhal deafness and that only a constitutional remedy can restore the inflamed Eustachian tube. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures cases by acting through the blood and offers a $100 reward for any untreatable case, with circulars free and druggists selling for 75 cents.
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Hall
Ail Druggists
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
American Casualties List From American Expeditionary Forces
The commanding general reports casualties in World War I terms with totals and named individuals. Killed in Action include Jasper Neyland and Henry Plaisance among others. Died of Wounds list Irwin Martin and Dominick Orlando. Missing in Action includes Newton Dillon and Gabriel Browsard, with many others named from Louisiana.
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Washington
Sieves
Jasper J. Neyland
Forest Johnson
New Orleans
Henry J. Plaisance
Lockport
Irwin S. Martin
Mansura
Dominick Orlando
New Oricang
Sullivan Wilson
Wild Wood
Allsey O. Browne
Herbert S. Houk
DeRidder
Hamilton Offray
Newton P. Dillon
Mansfield
Joan
Browssard
Edgerly
Gabriel Smith
Pee Biers
Local Obituary Notices From Broussard And Nearby Parishes
Died of disease at Wright Hill on the date not specified, Joe Sheppard of Natchitoches and Sun Ridley of Tallulah are listed among local deaths in Broussard Louisiana area obituaries with sparse details.
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Broussard
Wright Hill
Juston
Joe Sheppard
Natchitoches
Sun Ridley
Tallulah
AP assigns reporters to cover Versailles peace conference
The Monroe News-Star announces AP will send top correspondents Melville E. Storme Elmer Roberts Robert M. Collins Charles T Thompson Charles J Kloeber Salvatore Cortesi L C Probert S J Cogner Edwin M Hood Robert Berry PF G Grundy J A Boumman Burge McFall James P Howe Phillip M Powers Stuart Maroney S S Wader T T Topping to Versailles to provide daily, dependable updates on the historic peace talks.
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Monroe
Associated Press
Melville E. Storme
Elmer Roberts
Paris
Robert M. Collins
London
Charles T. Thompson
Charles J. Kloeber
Salvatore Cortesi
Rome
L .C. Probert
Washington
S. J. Cogner
Berlin
Edwin M
Reconstruction congress opens to align industry with peacetime goals
Atlantis City New Jersey December 4 1945 The reconstruction conference organized by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States opens with over a thousand delegates. It seeks methods for industry to cooperate with government agencies to convert wartime production to peace and to preserve war service committees under new names forming larger industrial groups.
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Atlantis City
N. J
Chamber of Commerce of the
United Stlvers
Congress
Hich
Iess
War Service Committees
War Indu Tties Board
Cme
Nuxated Iron Praised by Doctors as a Superior Tonic
Dr James Francis Sullivan formerly of Bellevue Hospital and Westchester County Hospital endorses Nuxated Iron after testing its formula. He cites organic iron peptonate and glycerophosphates, noting higher cost but greater efficacy, and urges public dissemination of the composition for informed use.
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James Francis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
Paris Welcomes Belgians King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
King Albert of the Belgians and Queen Elizabeth will arrive in Paris tomorrow for their first senate visit to the French capital since the war began. Parisians decorate the city in Belgian colors and expect a brilliant arrival along the Avenue du Bois de Boulogne and the Champs Elysées. The king is praised as a heroic leader who resisted the Hun and stood with allied powers.
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Paris
Albert
Elizabeth
Senate
Belgium
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysee
United States
Singer Sewing Machine Co Ad Improves Home Repairs
An old classified style note promotes Singer Sewing Machine Co offerings with contact details and a brief endorsement of stitching and sewing tasks. The ad emphasizes reliable equipment for domestic mending and garment work.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co
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News-Star
Faulk
Chase & Collens Co., Ltd
New York Times
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Loneeere Theatre
South
N. Speegil
Ninth Street
A. J. Deville
Masonic
DeSiard Street
E. L. Neville
Joe Kern
South Grand St
Ouechita Tire & Rubber Co
3Rd St
Matthesuck
Tyler Commercial College
Apply News- Star
Ely
A. H. Kelly
Hardtimes
Lino
Hmits
John Blanks Parker
Flotrnoy
Ouachita National Hawk
Juno
H. L. Gregg
H. W
Care News-Star
Dat
L. G. Goodwin
Francis Phophit
Tal
I. M. Depot
North Third Street
Enact
Evans Chemical
Cincinnati
Thomas E. Wrig
Allen’s
J. L. Adams
J. Graves
Drs
Physicians
Chase & Collens Co
F. Collins, M. D. C
Monroe Veterinary Trimary
North 6Th St
Monroe, la
G. Surghnor
F. C. Bennett
H. D. Catlett
D. Masur & Son
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