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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
6
A week of favorites opens Monday at Park Theatre Nutley with Rex Beach’s feature and a double reel showing Dorothy Dalton. Children enjoy a program of light comedy and a variety of entertainments as Ford Sterling stars in a planned two reel program.
An opaque tale follows a mother’s long search across the country for her mixed daughter and a reunion that unfolds with a dramatic household arrival. The narrative, referenced by nameless figures, hints at coercive themes and a tale of identity.
The Playhouse Theatre in Passaic presents vaudeville with the same acts and cast seen in nearby houses. Management adds motion pictures and will feature a film titled The Sex next week, with Blood in for the half week as described in the readable notice.
In Passaic at Montauk Theater audiences will see Forbidden Woman starting Monday and continuing through Wednesday night. The show features a noted performer in a melodrama format with local attendance anticipated.
In Newark Hall, the festival drew interest from a broad audience despite sleet. The event, held on May 20 in the Proctor's Moot Auditorium, featured performances by local choirs and soloists.
A reflective note on tone vs words cites George Eliot stating susceptible people are more affected by tone changes than by unexpected words. The quote highlights the power of delivery in communication and persuasion.
Newark concert scene focuses on A Russell led The Triumph of Freedoms and Peace. The Newark Oratorio Society presents a choral program highlighting a period piece with ensemble voices and orchestral accompaniment.
In December 1806 Botomen Cham bers and his son, English mechanics from south London, organized the Shakespeare lodge No. 1 in New York City. The initial meeting had only a few members. Three years later all lodges had been established in New York City.
Reports indicate gold in beach deposits at Sumatra and Celebes with viable gravels and tertiary beds. By 1914, 58 concessions had been granted for prospecting and mining gold and silver ore.
Helen White of Purest in Mre accompanied by Frank Warren of Passaicore spent the weekend with her sister, sharing a quiet family gathering and catching up on local news and stories.
Fragmentary report notes a crayfish species leaving aquatic life to dig burrows. Tunnels extend from water into the soil reaching chambers at the end, suggesting a notable shift in habitat behavior. Further details are unclear due to incomplete text.
Polling locations announced for Fires Ward First District at Pignatore Building Franklin Avenue and Barber Shop Hall Building 657 Frank Avenue for First District Second District at Firet Co No 2 High and aa Third Ward polling sites indicated by district lines.
Fragmented OCR outlines ward boundary lines from Belleville and Passaic areas with center lines along avenues and streets. It references Second Ward districts, Third Ward term limits, and passes through Chestnut Hillside Passaic Grant avenues and related junctions.
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