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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1918
Page
3
A nurse recounts a Fourth of July in France filled with cheering and American songs. She describes large crowds in New York style uniforms, the French Guard of Honor, and a hospital march back from events. The day felt gloriously American from dawn to night despite war fatigue.
Monday and Tuesday feature J Warren in One Dollar Bid and Seeeien in The Lesson. Constance tops with a select picture presented by J Selznick and directed by Giblyn starring Tom Moore. Barriscale appears in Patriotism with Keenan in The Song. Keenan and Barriscale headline the week, with Chris Mayo in House of Mirth on Friday and Saturday.
The Playhouse Passaic showcases an excellent vaudeville program and a feature Western, led by Roy Stewart in Cactus Crun. Sutherland returns in stock productions, with Olga Dawn and Gloria Swanson appearing in coming weeks, promising lively acts and audience appeal.
At Olympic Park Irvington the Abcorn Comic Opera Company begins the eighth consecutive week of the season next Monday night August 19. Alma Where Do You Live tells of Pierre Le Peach a country boy visiting Paris to hear his uncle's will niece and the condition of receiving four million francs if he delays love until after his 21st birthday.
Final performances of the ambitious Wild West and Circus Show at Hillside Park Belleville are ending soon. Cowboys from across the country take part in equestrian feats roping jumping broncho busting and monster races presented to entertain families and visitors at the park.
The Strand Theatre at Newark will show two motion pictures all week starting the 18th. One feature is Her Body in Bond with Mae Murray, and the Fulton theatre shows the Harrison fight, including entrance to ring and a knockout at 21 seconds.
The Broad Street Theatre in Newark will open its regular season on March 1 with The Man Who Stayed at Home. The comedy thriller was staged earlier at the Chiengeant Theatre on Beck 48th Street and now moves to Broad Street for premier performances.
A New Jersey home guard unit, the Nutley Battalion, plans to recruit for its state militia faction. The band has started rehearsals with local veterans, seeking clarinets and a drum major as it prepares for two-hour sessions each Friday night.
Unclaimed letters at the post office include Mrs. anes Bond Mrs. B C Evans Chas Harvey Genung Mrs Johnson capes Msg F T Themes Franklin Jr Renie Y Co Drake Supt. The notice lists recipients awaiting pickup at the local facility.
Dialogue depicts a crowded ship with animals aboard and a disagreement about admitting children. The exchange features Japhet and Shem noting the crowded conditions and the lack of space for youngsters.
In 1918 Governor Walter E. Edge declares the death of Senator William Hughes from New Jersey creates a vacancy in the U.S. Senate. The document records the governor's action following Hughes’s death and the required legal endorsements and publication details.
A Chicago minister voices a harsh view about street life and reform. The remark compares reform to using a hammer, noting the difficulty of changing a "scoundrel" and questioning what a tool can accomplish in moral terms.
A Globe reporter witnessed a singular moment as two stammering men argued in a public setting. The encounter yielded a vivid, if imperfect, account of a heated exchange and its immediate reactions.
A report from Worley Conpusges Mt estimates about one billion people speak 3 004 languages while the number of women globally is said to be roughly equal to men. The figures are presented as global linguistic and gender balance indicators.
A Washington Star quip recalls a boast about talking with a mag to uncover unknown topics then explaining them to a friend as a joke on wisdom and pretended mastery.
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