Empire and Maryland Theatres Open Next Week in Bowie
Programs announced for Empire and Maryland houses with daily shows from 1 or 2 PM, featuring Jackie Coogan in Old Clothes and Bert Lytell in Never The Twain Shall Meet among multiple titles. Empire opens with The Circle and Best People, while Maryland offers The Beloved Brute and The Idle of Hope. schedules run through Saturday with news reels and comedies mixed in.
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Mary- Jama
Winda
Circle
the Empire
Jackie Coogan
Bert Lytell
the Maryland
William Russell
Victor MacLagle
the Isle of Hope
Richard Talmadge
Warner Baxter
Esther Ralston
Parmount
Eleanor Boardman
the Circle
Geoed Goldwyns
Heireas
Universal Comedy
Pathe News
Anita Stewart
Peter Bo Kyne
Pathe
United Artists
Jfriday
Jackie
Metro-Goldwro
Tom Tyler
Opera House
The Phantom Matter and other theatre offerings tonight
Neal Gibson stars in The Phantom Matter at the Opera House tonight alongside The Green Archer and Fox News. Edmund Cobb leads The Pergency Man with Herbert Rawlinson in The Flame Fighter, and Letty Flynn appears in The Traffic Cap with a two reel comedy and a Fel Lady cat comedy. An investigative naturalist notes rabbits enjoy swimming and water play in a local State Journal item.
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Neal Gibson
Green Archer
Fox News
Edmund Cobb
Herbert Rawlinson
Larry Lemon
Sweet Youth Has Its Day By Kenauga Youth at Fox Kindergarten
NEA service writer reports Fox Film Corp will cast a group of under-20s dubbed the Fox Kindergarten for upcoming films. Janet Gaynor 19 and others including Richard Walling and Olive Borden will take leading roles in new features, touted as wholesome youth without training hurdles.
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Jack Jungmyer
Hollywood
Sweet
Kenagua Youth
Flaming Youth
Fox Filma
Seven Hive
Boihk
Fox
Janet Gaynor
Richard Waring
Olive Borden
Gladys MecConnel
Gene Cameron
Barry Norton
Heath Hoyt
Winfield RK. Sheehan
Sheehan
Larry Norton
Leata’ Hoyt
Zeiefeld
Decks Dope by Walter Decker and the Empire notes
An OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column by Walter Decker comments on theater life. It reflects on powder, courtship myths, curious lines about lovers and view of the Empire theater season, with backstage cost details and a farewell to the old Opera House office as a new era begins.
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Empire
Imusic
Tam
Wlisstons
Avera
Mublisi
Tanya Fox
Miless
Pam
Lear
Marcie
Value of Alder Wood and Nitrogen Fixation Theory
The article discusses alder as a valued wood for furniture, noting potential new commercial uses in sections where it grows. It mentions alder roots forming nodules with nitrogen fixation properties, citing German chemists and American universities as exploring the theory with varying success. It references historical global agriculture and the Nile as part of the narrative.
Marion Gat and Rumors From Coronado Beach
Muddled chatter from New Marion Gat in Viforina cites Huih Rernots as abaver of Coronado Beach while Kansas City residents discuss ion talkies Miss Reynalds being lift en to sterdam amid metropolitan chatter.
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Viforina
Huih Rernots Abaver
Coronado Beach
Kansas City
Marion
Miss Reynalds
Sterdam
Narowith
Mary Brian: West Texas Girl Becomes Hollywood Ingenue
Hollywood May 29 Mary Brian dubbed the screen as Hollywoods most genuine ingenue embodies Alice in Wonderland poise and modesty. The 17 year old rose from a cattle ranch to stardom after a patient rise with roles in Peter Pan The Street of Forgotten Men Behind the Front and The Little French Girl her rise aided by a patient mother and a single minded faith in her future.
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NEA
Hollywood
Mary Brian
Filmland
Mary Hiian
Wendy
Porgalten
Brown
Warvard
Mary
Violet
West
Texas
Billie Burke Says She Would Quit Career for Child
The actress Billie Burke argues women have right to both family and work. She cites her nine year old daughter Patricia and says with talent a woman should not be forced to abandon her career. Burke notes balance yields happier personal and family life.
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Billie Burke
Gracue
Patricia
Washington Wets Press for Action on Prohibition Measure
News from Washington reports wets preparing to press amendments to tighten the Volstead act with calls for a national referendum and an act translating the 18th amendment to permit manufacture and sale of beverages not intoxicating in fact. The piece notes debate over President Coolidge’s executive order appointing local and state officers as federal enforcement agents and a pending Senate session.
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Senate
A6ridge
Blease
South Carolina
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cummings
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Ben Wilson
Erie Holmes
Age of Desk
Mack Sennett
Fred Humes
Laresi Lemon
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Flo
State Journal
Sweet Youth
Gladys McConnell
Richard Walling
Janet Gayner
Belle Bennett
Walter Decker
Heuret
SWS
Mandy
Dean
Hyehani
Osha
John
Hfe
Loys
Tanger
Onanas
Agsypt Dite
Nile
New Marion
Jack Jungmeyer
Lasky
Unknown
Brian
America
Billy Burke
Patricta
Maryland Theatre
Wol. O. Fisher
Edbound Cobb
Larry Seman
Larry Semen
Larry
Wey Adulis—iie
Admis
Gettysburg
Harry M. Lease
Luray Caverns
Fredericktown Savings
Gibson
Frederick
Edmonston
MacDonnell
Edmonston Studio
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