Variety of Movies Next Week at the Opera House
A week of varied programs at the Opera House and adjoining venues features Westerns, comedies, and newsreels. Highlights include Irene Rich in This Way Man, Tom Trier in Arizona Steak, Bill Patten in Beyond the Trail, Eileen Sedgwick in The Outlaws Daughter, and George MacGill in The Lone Prairie. Includes two reel comedies and Pacemaker Westerns with notable stars such as Ben Alexander, Rockcliffe Fellowes, and Viola Dana.
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Maryland
Irene Rich
Wayman
Warner Bros
Ben Alexander
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Heary B. Walthall
Booth Tarkington
Tom Trier
Arizona
Pictures
Bill Patten
Sheldon Lewis
Stuart Holmes
Jace’ Dawn
Mack Sennett
Eileen Sedgwick
George MacGiill
Lone Prairie
Scatty
Scouts
Theatre listings at Opera House and Empire
The Opera House features a Border show with a news reel and The Fighting Marine chapter starring Gene Townes, plus Inez Anniversal Blue Street Western. The Empire presents Tom And His Pals with Tom Tyler as Saturday feature, with comedy and news reel. The Maryland runs Shaw Cowpuncher Scottr of the Scouts and a two reel comedy as part of today’s program.
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Opera House
the Fighting Marine
Gene Townes
Empire
Tom and His Pals
Tom Tyler
the Empire
Maryland
Ben Corbett
Pee Wee Holmes
Shaw
Scottr
The
Fire in Francisco mine ends rescue efforts near Princeton
A Friday blaze at Francisco No. 3 mine near Princeton forced the end of rescue work after an explosion on Thursday killed 28 men. Two bodies were recovered and crews halted deeper searches as floodwater and smoke hindered operations. Survivors remained hospitalized as officials planned further action once safe.
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Princeton
Ind
Francisco
Thurad
Sre
Camerashots and Royal Mentions In New York
Four male stars appear in a Passing Show shot. Canadian ambassador Vincent Maseey arrives in New York. Swedish Prince Iliam authors a play in progress. Mesketh Pear om reveals as Whispering Galleries author amid England uproar. Ignace Jan Paderewski reaches New York aboard the S. S. Majestic on return to the United States.
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NEA Service
New York
Canata
Atlon
Vincent Maseey
United States
Eogiant
Ignace Jan Paderowakt
S. E. Majéstic
Contad States
Villain Who Steals Hero Powell's Pictures In Films
NEA Service writes about William Powell, a versatile star known for memorable villain and charm. The piece traces his stage beginnings, iconic roles in Desert Gold and Lean Gestes, and his habit of living both on and off screen with constant activity, fashion sense, and a calloused view of critics.
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NEA
New York
Mariana
Powell
Joan Grown Up At 19
Fragmented OCR reads about a person named Joan, with mentions of Marion Cranto and Univ. of Mic, describing growth, education, and work in a light profile. Technical garble limits details but implies a youthful coming of age story or biographical sketch from a Servite writer.
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Dan Thomas
University of Mic
van Cranto
Censorship Debate Grows On Broadway The Captive
New York December 11 The NEA Play Jury’s decision on The Captive stirs dispute over censorship. Critics note old audiences resist modern themes while younger theatergoers push for adult plays. The debate mirrors past shocks from Shaw and Victorian sensibilities as critics praise the Guild’s revival of sharp satire.
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NEA
New York
Zep
Lieard
Faas
Blow, Jr
Adda
Ingm Bare
May
Shaw
Tote
Guild
Bermard
Benet
Readable fragment hints at travel to cities and a film prize
Fragmentary text suggests movement through cities including Oxtshoma City and Pet Naw War to view a motion picture prize. Names and details are garbled but imply a cinema subject or event. The passage references a person named Jean and a coordinated sequence of locations with an implied award context.
Victor Hard Boiled Career Highlights In Silent Era Tale
A fragmented history recalls a rough figure named McLaglen who rode fame through boxing and film. It traces his rise from Canadian heavyweights after the cobalt rush to side shows, a boxing clash with Jack Johnson, wartime service, and later acting and directing ventures in early cinema.
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NBA
Sywond
Jar H Wren
Siartial
Mims
Oluver
Fener
Wowtel
Leia
Canada
Cobalt
Firey McLaglen
Quebe
DT Vate
Pachiie Sonst
Amusing Broadway Bound Christmas Show Notions
Arthur Richman signed big names to plays like Am hush and Tae Deln in a Christmas season lineup. Elizabeth Hisdon shines among nine actors in a tale of false pride, meddling families, and a sister's costly wedding. The production ends with temperate revelations and a dismal mood for the audience, marking a harsh but notable entry for the season.
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Arthur Richman
Elizabeth Hisdon
Lome
PRUETT TO GO BACK INTO MAJORS AGAIN
Philadelphia reports Herb Pruett former Browns left hander who struck out Babe Ruth three times early in his career will return to the majors with the Philadelphia Phillies after years in the minors. Pruett known for the screwball and a strong fastball faced Ruth ten times in 1922 and struck him out ten times while Ruth batted only against him. The report notes a career marked by ups and downs with independent Missouri teams and eventual return to the National League.
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Philadelphia
Herb Pruett
Louie Browns
Babe Ruth
Belo
Pruett
Bale Muth
Browns
Phillies
Gambino
St Louis Browns
Coleaguer
Pruetts
Ruth
Dretii
Draett
Henick
Jay
Fragmentary Quote Signals Family Tactics in Court Dispute
A garbled line suggests a defendant or witness argues for staying with family ties amid ongoing legal action. The incomplete OCR fragment hints at personal defenses and possible courtroom strategy without detailing names, dates, or locations.
Racing-Continuation of meetings in New Orleans Juarez Tirana
Racing events report ongoing meetings in New Orleans Juarez and Tirana with Havana America Key Club activity opening at Maras. Cycling concludes the Madison Square day at a major event while bowling hosts the Central States Bow Association tournament in UaEO. Golf features a five thousand dollar prize at Del Monte.
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Ana
Havana-America
Maras
Madison Square
Den
Uaeo
del Monte
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