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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a film adaptation and its star, noting the actor’s good looks and a plot twist involving a death. The text references an American release and a special Saturday showing, with mentions of audience appeal and production details.
In Rialto Passaic a terse item notes a seven story structure has begun and an insured party is involved. The fragment hints at construction or development but lacks full details.
The piece argues that all transport modes on public streets including jitneys should be regulated by the State for same reasons as canals, express lines, steam railroads, and street railways. It cites equal protection for carriers and notes two transportation agencies serve the public, warranting uniform oversight.
The notice promotes upcoming Montauk theater offerings with a first half of next week showing a feature titled Jonah Day and a later schedule for The Testing Block starring Wil S. Hart. Details mention Mr Pabian and Jacob Fabian in motion try and a toll for the show.
Newark notes William Hart delivers eight new tramp routines in latent pinging performance at the Strand Theatre. Audience reaction described as lively as Hart showcases comic timing and stage presence in the running show.
A fragmentary newspaper item notes theater repairs and reopening plans at Orparum Theater with attention to renovation work and local attendance.
In Branford a theatre listing recounts a real man’s appearance and related event with unclear details. The notice notes a local venue, performance on stage, and audience interest in the show.
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