Beyond the Crossroads at Turner Theatre Weekend Shows
A serious moral drama Beyond the Crossroads starring Ors Carew and a strong cast headlines a Turner Theatre program next Sunday. Also premiering Hot Sands and Cold Feet with Sunbeam comedies plus two reels of wild animal films. Little Everett Johnson will sing and a free Saturday matinee invites all. The home baseball team is idle so a 3 pm matinee is added with the same lineup for evening shows at 7 and 9.
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Ors Carew
Turner Theatre
New Ulm
Little Lad
Everett Johnson
al Johnson
Bus Line to the Cities Inaugurated From Winthrop
Attempts are being made to start an auto passenger service from Winthrop to the Twin Cities. The plan calls for a 7 am departure and one round trip daily. The route would pass through Gaylord Glencoe Norwood Waconia Excelsior and Minneapolis with stops at all intervening points.
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Twin Cities
Winthrop
Gaylord
Glencoe
Norwood
Waconia
Excelsior
Minneapolis
Ora Carew Stars in Beyond the Crossroads at Turner Theatre
Ora Carew, screen favorite, reports in her new role that she received more thrills than in any prior work. The Pioneer Film Corporation releases Beyond the Crossroads open at Turner Theatre next Sunday for a two performance run, attracting fans of the actress nationwide.
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Ora Carew
Pioneer Film Corporation
Turner Theatre
Adv
Local classes head to cities for benefit show and meet
New Ulm hosts a benefit for Turnverein classes at Turner Hall with an eight reel Jay Gould program featuring Chicago festival reels and 2000 gymnasts. Special Mt. M. & St. L. fares reduce round trip to 3.00 for the 24th to 26th events at Harriet Island and Lake Phalen. The push funds contest work as Actives, Ladies and Zoeglings join turnverein groups in Minnesota along with YMCAs and Knights of Columbus.
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United Gymnastic and Athletic Association
St. Paul
Jay Gould
Chicago
Ulm
Turnvereins of
Minnesota
United Gymnastic and Athletic Association of Minnesota
Knights of Columbus
Bohemian Gymnastic Societies
National Guard Rifle Companies to cut men this year
Colonel Fulton will attend the drill next Thursday. Infantry units in the National Guard will drop from 93 to 82 enlisted men soon, but this Company remains short 12 men. The second batch of A Co members fired well on Sunday with scores listed for many privates and corporals. Weather clear with 8 to 10 mile winds. Mrs Louise Jewett and Mrs Starr travel east for extended visits. Several locals attended Medford High School commencement in Faribault. Mr Striemer and partner relocate families to New Ulm from Minneapolis and Frenzel flat.
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Fulton
National Guard
Striemer
Central Garage
New Ulm
Minnneapolis
Frenzel
William Fritsche
Minneapolia Steel, & Machinery Co
LaLond
South Broadway
G. F. Helneke
The Bucket Spills in Fifth Rally
The fifth inning saw the boys drive in four runs as Shea was hit, Born scored on a fielder’s choice and tip-toed home, Deppe doubled, and Anderson and Sullivan crossed the plate. Hamann and Oates contributed, Guenther fumbled a ball, leaving runners set.
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Anderson
Guenther
Seppe
Hamann
Deppe
Oates
Dougherty
Sheac
Billy
Sullivan
Geuntner
Guentner
Born
Becker
Beck
Ulm
Lake Cyatal
Abrhpoae
Harold
Thomas
Ruhberg
Mexicli
H.anderson
A. Finnigan
L. Davis
Fitch
A- Anderson
New Ulm
al Shea
Anderson Rf
Lake Crystal
Mexiell
Oats
Shea
Lade
Bill Born
Johnny
Catholics Hold Big Fest in Leavenworth
Catholic day at Leavenworth church last Sunday began a week of mission work with Rev Father John Brugger of Chicago. Speakers from German Catholic Aid and Central Verein spoke on organization and family values. Afternoon amusements included a baseball game, Comfrey band, St Cecilian chorus, and a grove picnic.
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Leavenworth
St. Joseph's Society
Brown
John Brugger
Chicago
Math. Aretz
St. Paul
Willibald Eibner
Verein
Stelle
Brugger J
Franciscan Fathers
Klein
Sleepy Eye
Sioux Historic Trail Association Tour Postponed For Now
J A Ochs reports strong opposition to the Sioux Historic Trail Association auto tour causing it to be called off for the present. Organizers plan to reschedule later in the season and make satisfactory arrangements. A man who lost his eyesight from bootleg liquor now sees his mistake.
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Sioux Historic Trail Association
J. A. Ochs
Beyond the Crossroads at Turner Theatre Sunday
Pioneer Film Corporation presents a love driven drama adapted from a Bradley King story. Lloyd Carleton directs Ora Carew as Nancy Fordham, the Alaskan miner’s wife, in a tale of love overcoming revenge at the Turner Theatre this Sunday.
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Pioneer Film Corporation
Turner Theatre
Bradley King
Lloyd Carleton
Ora Carew
Nancy Fordham
Ady
Glaeser Guests With Wilbrecht For College Exercises
Gilbert Glaeser of Tomah Wisconsin is the guest of his friend Arnold Wilbrecht in this city. He is a graduate of the D. M. L. C. and came to attend the commencement exercises at the college on Wednesday.
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Gilbert Glaeser
Tomah
Wisconsin
Arnold Wilbrecht
Mr. Glaeser
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New Ulm Review
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Park
Theatre
Turner Hall
Lake Crystal Gang
St. James
America
Patel
Shen
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A. J. Horner
G. H. Schreyer
R.B. Lind. Corp
F. A. Zoyer
J. W. Graft
E. Lueder
Julius
Bug
Zschunke
Louise Jewett
A. W. Bingham
St. Albin
Vermont
Jewett
P. Starr
Alice
Anna Zeise
Marian Youngblom
Alfred
Gilbert Zeise
Near Klosaner
Faribault
Owatonna
New Medford High School
Schueller& Tauscheck
COUNT
Lyric Theatre
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Pathenews
Tom Moore
MR. Barnes
New York
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Pathe Review
James Kirkwood
Grand Theatre
B. J. Toomy
Hye
John Plamann
Wonder Store
Chulke
Chautauqua
New Ulm Armory
Paria
Frank Waller Allen
Polly
Riard ‘Carlyle
Peg Heart
Frank’ G. Armitage
James O'Connor Pian
Madame Dora de Phillipe
Madame de. Phillipe
Chicago Grand Opera Company
William Jennings Bryan
Howard Russell
Scottish ‘Revue
Kathleen Head
Atsenee
Pate
Abel Cantu
SherTyelh A. L. Hoock
Rarmém
Merchants State
William, Jennings Bryan
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