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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
3
The Rialto Theatre in Passaic draws crowds for a slate of acts. Carey, a noted performer, appears with "Hell Bent" while M McLaren Ces resumes performances after a prior run of "Mone Madness" and stars in "The Model's" special.
Improvements in arrangements and personnel are under way at the Park Theatre. A new operator fronts the house as the week features Dorothy in The Price Mark, The Bluebird and Pershing's, and The Slacker's Heart in a West comedy.
The piece notes Paramount plans to revive Uncle Tom's Cabin on screen for the first time, with Miss Clark in disguise and a double act featuring entertaining vaudeville and five Keith acts. Madge Kennedy and Pauline Clarke headline, with Howard Hickman in Ambition and other features at the Ray Theatre.
Mardi Gras carnival at Hillside Park features an evening Ranch Wild West Show with performances by Woltedar night at Hillside Park. The event showcases festive activities and entertainment aligned with Mardi Gras spirit.
The Nutley Board of Commissioners adopts an ordinance authorizing fifty five thousand dollars in funding and refunding bonds dated August 1 1918 at five percent interest. Proceeds repay notes for storm sewer curb street improvements and Passaic Valley Sewer Commission costs with maturities through 1948.
The foregoing ordinance notice indicates an action to be set on August 6 in relation to a dispute or claim. It references legal procedural steps and authority but lacks detailed party names or locations in the readable text. The summary preserves the core event while avoiding nonessential wording.
The town of Nutley adopts an ordinance authorizing the issuance of 46000 temporary improvement bonds. The ordinance was adopted on the 6th day of August 1918 by commissioners Diebitsch Ambrose Wildey and Ernest P. Seo.
A report notes the period when Portland cement becomes common in American industry and commerce. It discusses adoption timelines, regional uptake, and impacts on construction. The item highlights evolving cement usage patterns and market growth during the era.
The provided text fragment offers no clear event or entities to summarize into a readable news item.
The Eiffel Tower reaches 063 feet, the Blackpool Tower 620 feet, the New Brighton Tower BTO feet, and the Woolworth Building in New York 760 feet, noting varied skyline heights.
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