Local Movie House Promises Double Features All Week
Upcoming programs include Eddie Polo in Bulls Eye at Rialto Passaic with a Western hill setting and an all star cast, Trail featuring Nell Shi an ing drama, The Eagle's Eye chapter releases, Charlie Chaplin in A Dog's Life, and Stella Maris starring Mary Pickford at Montauk Theatre with dual roles. Also shown are The Vortex and The Naulahka as week end features.
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Birth of a Nation at the Rialto Theatre
D. W. Griffiths epic The Birth of a Nation is slated for screening at the Rialto Theatre in Passaic. The piece is noted for its grand staging and modern cinematic techniques, promising a significant shift from earlier film forms.
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Hillside Park Set to Reopen This Weekend
Hillside Park will reopen Saturday and Sunday signaling the start of spring activities. Officials announce new features and open-air events as the season resumes with community gatherings and gatherings planned.
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The Gypsy Trail at the Broad
The Gypsy Trail at the Broad showcases Arthur Hopkins’s method focusing on the play over scenery and actors. Emfie Ellaler and Roland Young star as the Raymond family with tasteful stage settings and natural ensemble acting drawing friendly audience sympathy.
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Fifteen Hundred Laborers Sought by Uncle Sam
The Civil Service Commission seeks 1500 laborers in Washington DC to fill urgent government jobs. Pay starts at 35 cents per hour with overtime time and a half. Applications indicate significant wartime staffing needs.
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Corn Exports to Allies Fall Short in 1917
Washington reports that only 14 million bushels of the 100 million planned corn export total for 1917 were shipped to Allied nations. The shortfall raises concerns about supply and wartime aid commitments.
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