Private Peat at Lyceum Opens Sunday Thrilling War Story
Amusingly, the Paramount picture Private Peat depicts Ilarold R. Peat’s two years in the trenches facing death and a disabling wound. The Lyceum will show the realistic wartime tale next Sunday, starring Peat in the lead role. Fair and Warmer at the Opera House Monday follows, Selwyn & Company presenting Avery Hopwood’s new farce. Four young people with leisure to chase pleasure drive the plot.
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Paramount Film
Peat
Lyceum
Ilarold R. Peat
Opera House
Selwyn &Company
Avery Hopwood
Selwyn
Eltinge
New York
Cort Theatre
Chicago
Amusing Premiere of Wickedly-Matched Couples
The play follows two couples where a good husband with a lively wife and a good wife with a playful husband trigger schemes of revenge. Their plots backfire as amateur schemers discover wickedness requires practice, yielding three acts of fast laughter as the couples scramble to fix the mess they created.
Bringing Up Father At Home at Opera House
The Sugar Theatre presents Bringing Up Father At Home this Sunday as part of the Bringing Up Father series by George McManus. Also billed is the song hit Liberty Bell with a reproduction of the Historical Liberty Bell, praised as a lavish production.
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Opera House
Father
George McManus
Comrie
Sugar Theatre
American Expeditionary Forces Casualties Report
Washington reports casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces: 175 total. Killed in action John J. Barrow and Alex H. Stoffman. Died of disease Gordon Shelley and John A. James. Severely wounded Sidney Idridge Samuel Proctor Randel and KMelide Soilean. Missing in action Maxime J. Punch Clyde C. Avertt Adam Duplechain Alvin L. Franks. Additional names listed with ranks and hometowns in Louisiana.
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Washington
American Expeditionary Forces
John J. Barrow
St. Francisville
Alex H. Stoffman
New Orleans
Maxime J. Punch
Lockport
Clyde C. Avertt
West Monroe
Adam Duplechain
Opelousas
Alvin L. Franks
Bonita
War toll hits British nobility as 126 families go extinct
An announcement highlights that the war has driven 126 noble families to extinction in Britain. The note emphasizes the personal and societal cost of ongoing conflict and its heavy toll on the aristocracy.
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Great Britain
Citizens National Bank
Monroe
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Walter Vernon
Louise
Beauty
Trenciles
Selwyn & CO
Moe Tas
Boston
Silwyn
Lyceum Theatre
Adolph Zukor
Harold Peat
Gparamount-Crereft
P. O. Box
Care News-Star
Singer Sewing Machine Co
M. N. Baldwin Mfg., CO
Elmira
N.Y
Universal Co
Philadelphia
Messenger
Los Angeles
Cal
Masonic
DéSiard Street
Tyler Commercial College
Apply News- Star
John Blanks Parker
T. J. Flournoy
Ouachita National Bank
Sali
Consolidated Ice Co
J. T. Douglas
Fighty
C. S. Causey
W. B. Pye
Monticello
Ark
Fourth and
Bread Avenue
TL. A. Bread
South Grand St
Ouechita Tire @ Rubber Co
Garreteen
De-Siard Street
Fudick
Hotel Monroe
Layton
River Front
Jersey
Fred Endom
Catalpa
Ouachita Natural Gas and Ol Company, Inc
E. N. Florsheim
Ouachita Cotton Mills Company, Ltd
Guy P. Stubbs
R. Downes, JR
Warley-Davidson
Johnnie Downes
The
Southern Grocer Co., Ltd
Rn. W
Germany
Secy-Treas
Bradley Hardware Store
DeSiard Street
Sixtra
North Third Street
Weiss
Bohemia Hotel
News-Star
H. B. Newhall
S. A. Williams
Jonesboro
Nat Burnum
Leon's
Boween Guerriero
Mitchell’s Lane
J. A. Pullig
Monroe Packet Company
R. Downes
Care Citizens National Bank
J. R. Tidwell
Shreveport Times
A. G. Cook
Best Outfit
Sie
R. L. Phillips Publishing CO
Atlanta
America
Dallas
Boyd Publishing CO
Tex
Chich
R. L. Prophit, Jr
Monroe B. & L. Assn. Bld
Springfield
Ouachita Plumbing
GAS Fitting CO
North Thied St
Thomas E. Wright
Allen’s
J. L. Adams
3. Q. Graves
Adams & Graves Physicians and Surgeons
OfBeo
Chase & Collens Co
F. Collins
Monroe Veterinary Infirmary
North 6Th Bt
Monroe, la
G Surghnor
Louisians
F. C. Bennett
Chase & Collene Co
H. D. Catlett
D. Masur & Son
C. A. Beatle, M. D
P. C. Willis
R. B. Blanks
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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