Silver Sheet Plays to Follow Fair Week
Local entertainment fills next week after Fur Week with shows at the Opera House and nearby venues. Norma Talmadge stars in The Only Woman Monday and Tuesday, Gloria Swanson headlines Madame Sans Gene Wednesday and Thursday, with additional features and comedies including Say It With Flour and news reels.
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Glenn Swanson
Opera Hons
Norma Talmadge
Beng
Opera House
Gloria Swanson
Viola Dana
Bert Tuy
Kelled
Bob Cannutt
O Pathe
Troutville Community Club to Present School Program
Troutville notes show the Community Club planning a meeting on October 30 in the Troutville chapel with a program by public school pupils the community orchestra and outside talent. Also reported is Mr Thomas Winebrenner recovering his health and several local visits plus Dallas Typographical Union No. 173 celebrating its 40th anniversary.
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Troutville
CC. E.meitzler
C.F. Oland
Dickerson
Troutvile Community Club
Prorar
Thomas Winebrenner
Cleveland Trout
Fanny R. Rider
N. T. Baker
J. A. Saxton
Alien Saylor
Grahham
Stine
Morgan Darhof
Dallas Typographical Union No. 173
Sunshine In Voice Won Love And Holds It
The article profiles Latta Charlebois and Fortune Gallo, highlighting how Charlebois’s singing and smiling help sustain her marriage and career with the San Carlo Opera Company. Gallo recounts their travels, success, and mutual support, noting his rise from clerk to opera magnate and their shared life in the touring company.
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Sunshine
Hortense Saundens
New York
Emily Whist Pui
Latta Charlebois
Fortune Gallo
San Carlo Opera Company
Soda Charlebois
San Francisco
Signor Gallo
Siguor Gatlo
Bhava
L Gunnet
Is Island
Italy
Velins Tren
Movie Folks Superstitious by Jack Jungmeyer
A NEA feature notes Hollywood superstition around filming rituals. It cites a crystal gazer advising 2:40 a.m. as propitious for Amopos under Robert Vignolo. The piece observes camera nerves, asks why stars fear lenses, and mentions Lana Duveen rising to lead for Milton Sills amid amusing industry quirks.
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Jack Jungmeyer
NEA Service
New York
Wid H Arge
Bny
Hocus-Nocus
Amopos
Robert Vignolo
Lone Bandit tops Opera House lineup tonight
The Myrkle Haider Stock Company closes its 1925 engagement with The Lone Bandit at the Opera House. Empire screens The Battling Orioles a Hal Roach comedy and Sunken Lover the serial with Fox News. Maryland features Edmund Cobb in The Raid Richard Folt and Ann Little in Secret Service Landers plus a comedy and sports short. An old manuscript from the Leningrad library is said to be the original Thousand and One Nights.
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Maryland
Warner
Joe Bonomo
Franklin Farnum
Courage
Reg
Yakima Canult
Scar Hanan
Charles Hutchison
Hutch
Allene Ray
Wiliam Demond
Dust Cowboys
Richard Holt
Secret Service Landers
Larry Lemon
Opera House
Myrkle-Haider Stock Company
Empire
Hal Roach
the Empire
Fox News
Edmund Cobb
the Maryland Today
Richard Folt
Ann Little
Leningrad Lbrary
Edmund Cobe
Jimmie Finlayson
Nannette
Grantland Rice
Bill Collector uses daily dun to recover long-standing bill
A Union City manufacturer nicknamed Bob recalls a novel method to collect a stubborn debt. He sent a daily “dun” for a month, then a final note by registered mail, prompting the debtor to settle promptly the next day. The piece also notes Baxter's Call to the Unconverted.
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Union City
Bob
Uttle
Indianapolis News
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J.B. Warner
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Jady
Milton Sills
Katherina Frey
Lepisville
Ate
Macon
X.Y. Myre
Frey
Vaa Bennett
Charles Friedgiy
Wilda
Jan. J. Fallon
Miss Bennett
Charles Frey
Theatre News
Baxter
John Eliot
Paderewski
Pianist
St. John’s Lutheran Hall
Hagerstown
Frederick
Myrki
Fiis
City Opera Horse
Emma Myrele
William H. Harder Walter Decker
Matinee and NiGut
Tonigh
Kilmer
Battlin
With Glenn Tryon
Orioles
Tommy Tucker
Apostle of Joy