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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
2
A fashion column previews a summer revival in cotton frocks with home sewing praised amid wartime shifts. It highlights calico prints, linen collars, belts, and new colors, plus net dresses and georgette touches. The piece also mentions theatre plans and Keith shows enhancing public entertainment.
Movie notes list Tillie’s Punctured Romance with Mark Dressler Mabel Normand and Charlie Chaplin at Park Theatre Wednesday. Friday features Alice Brady in Woman and Wife, Saturday Bert Lytell in Blackie’s Redemption. The Tiger’s Trail with Ruth Roland runs Saturdays. Hale Hamilton to headline Playhouse Passaic next week with His Brother’s Place and a vaudeville sketch tops first three days.
Louise Glaum, a famed motion picture star, appears at Montauk Theatre Passaic next week in Sahara, a photoplay touted as an amazing story with beautiful production. Also featured are M Kennedy in Through the Wrong Door, a comedy drama, and Frank Keenan in Gates of Constance Talmadge fu elled Adventure with two more big features on Thursday and Saturday.
The fragment mentions Irene Casto and a robe with linen details. Context is unclear but suggests a note about attire and a tied event. No further identifiable dates locations or organizations are readable to confirm a full news item.
Belleville announces a week of performances by M Mee and McMue Lucille's Dogs Flying Frasers Jordan and J Baker and other artistes at the pleasure park. The program teases new features including motor cycling and Prof ad’s parachute stunt as sensational acts return to the lineup.
Uncle Eben quips that the man who does no work only averages up by causing trouble for others. The line reflects a cautionary view of laziness and its social ripple.
A reflection on how good manners express unselfish thought for others and align with Christian ethics. The piece argues consideration of another's viewpoint as essential to true courtesy and social harmony.
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