Rialto to Stage Five New Plays Next Week The Lineup
Rialto announces five new pictures for January with Harold Lloyd in Hot Water Agnes Ayers in Worldly Goods Sampson in Enemy Sex Kyigay Wallace Berry and Pola in East of Zeuz Harry closes with The Bad Lands joined by The Gold Rush Chas Paplir. The lineup promises variety to suit all patrons per the special arrangement of the Rialto wing.
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Rialto Wing
Harold Loyd
Agnes Ayers
Sampson
Mirth Fades As Tourist’s Quest In Alabama Fails
A tourist asks directions of an elderly black man on a country road in Alabama. The exchange, filled with dialect humor, ends with the traveler laughing off being lost as the elder insists he does not know the routes. The scene underscores a local color moment with regional speech.
Harold Loyd in Hot Water at the Rialto Theatre
Harold Loyd stars in Hot Water at the Rialto Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The feature follows Freshman close up and is praised by some as Loyd’s best, while others favor Why Worry. Loyd’s films attract audiences seeking agreeable entertainment.
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Harold Loyd
Rialto Theatre
Loyd
Lincoln's firm hand in cabinet battles revealed by ink
A Chicago Evening American essay honors Lincoln's iron will and strategic discipline in steering his cabinet. It recounts how Lincoln confronted rivals like Stanton Chase and Seward, upbraiding plotting with decisive private meetings and pointed letters. It notes Lincoln's quips to Thad Stevens and a vow to heed his conscience over loyalty to men.
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B. J. Cigrand
Chicago Evening American
Lincoln
Himsel
McClellan
Stanton
Chase
Seward
Thad Stevens
Hell
Stevens
Poor Bunny Evidently Wasn't Traveling Fast
C G E recalls a hunting trip with a skilled field shot who warned his friend Mr K not to shoot siting game. Mr K defied advice and shot a rabbit under a tree. The rabbit ran and then slipped from K's grip into a steel trap, ending the tale with the hunter revealing the mishap.
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Bunny
Mr. K
Mr K
Kansas City Times
Judge W. R. Cress Dies Christmas Morning in Danville
Danville Kentucky mourns as Judge W. R. Cress aged in his late 50s dies at his Lancaster Pike home on Christmas morning after a year of declining health. Born in Rockcastle County he served Wayne County as county judge and moved to Danville four years ago to practice law and engage in civic affairs. Survived by wife and four children, funeral held at his home with Rev. Beard and Dr. L. W. Doolan officiating.
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Danville
Kentucky
W. R. Cress
Lancaster Pike
Judge Cress
Rockcastle County
Monticello
Wayne County
First Baptist Church
Herbert C. Cress
Homer L. Cress
Tennessee
Leona White
Covington
Oerla Cress
Mr. Beard
L. W. Doolan
Danvillle Baptist Church
George Malley
Wifey and Hubby Debate Movie Cleanup Plan
Women decide to start today to clean up the movies while men joke about kitchen duties delaying progress. The banter captures domestic roles and humorous household chores in a light exchanges.
Telegrapher Discovers Nova Pictoris Star
A South African telegraph operator spotted a new star in the constellation Pictor and notified the Cape Observatory. Nova Pictoris brightened unusually early before its peak, previously measuring around the fourteenth to fifteenth magnitude. It marks one of the era's notable astronomical events.
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South Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Popular Science Monthly
Dangerous Money at Rialto Theatre Rewards Free Prize
The Rialto Theatre promotes Dangerous Money with a Free Coupon offering a chance on a Free Prize. A second coupon will be issued Saturday night. The event includes four prizes of five dollars each totaling twenty dollars in gold.
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Rialto Theatre
Card of appreciation for Warren G. Paddock burial help
On behalf of the relatives the note thanks Pecos citizens county officers and the Masonic Lodge for their assistance and courtesies in handling the affairs of the late Warren G. Paddock with best wishes from the writer.
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Pecos
Masonic Lodge
Warren G. Paddock
A Grateful Customer Frustrated by Partial Chicken Charge
A diner protests being billed for a full meal after receiving only half a chicken. The waiter explains it is the custom, prompting the customer to express relief that he did not order a beefsteak.
Convicted Man Tries to Downplay Five Year Sentence
In a courtroom exchange a convicted man insists five years is plenty, while a lawyer apologizes and laments inability to do more for his client. The brief clash captures a stark contrast between legal counsel remorse and defendant acceptance.
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