Orpheum Tuesday Lineup Attracts Interest With Six Features
The Orpheum presents Vitagraph's Monthly Current Events Bobbie Leach's Niagara Falls stunt Admiral Togo's US visit Atwood's St Louis to New York flight Miss Rose Pitney swims 21 miles at Coney Island bath house plus six drama features The Awakening of John and Edieon A Bear Hunt Romance Getting Even With Emily Stray Bullets and more with educational and entertainment value in a single program.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph Monthly
Bobbie Leach
Niagara Falls
Admiral Togo
America
Atwood
St. Louis
New York
Rose Pitney
Coney Island
Emily
Escaway
Esvanay
The Pastime Screen Offerings and Musical Set
The Pastime presents Tuesday's program headlined by Vita graph His Last Cent featuring Maurice Costelli with a tale of luck and fortune. Also A Girlish Impulse, Lout in the Arctic, Poisoned Arrows, and French Cuirassiers maneuvers plus Noted Men showing Sherman, Bulley, Champ Clark, and Cannon. Musical interludes by Donnell, Snyder, Mack, Smith, and others. Two feature reels, amateur night Friday, matinees Saturday and Sunday. Audience reception praised Dick Austin and company for consistent quality and added scenic production. A strange travelogue and a hunting tale with dogs cap a busy bill as patrons await more stage and screen variety.
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Good Pictures
Vitagraph
Maurice Costelli
Lubin
Arctic
Sella
Joseph G. Cannon
Donnell
Ted Snyder
Mack and Smith
Austin & Bates
Dick Austin and Company
Billie
Three Act Drama At The Grand An Artist's Model
Tonight the Austin company presents a three act drama titled An Artist's Model. A pretty country girl falls for a city summer boarder, an artist, and runs away to the city to become the model. The tale follows romance and ambition as she navigates love and art.
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Austin Company
Convict lecturer Chas H Hampton at the Cosy Pendleton
Pendleton residents may attend tonight and Tuesday as Chas H Hampton, famed convict lecturer, presents authentic crime scenes with pictures of inmates in daily life. He speaks on Rule and punishment, the whipping post, and prison departments, highlighting 1680 prisoners in stripes and daily life.
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Chas. Hampton
the Cosy
Pendleton
Chas. H. Hampton
America
Cosy Theater
Subjec
Lecture on convict life shown with regular cinema
A practical lecture on convict life accompanies the regular picture program at the standard admission price. The talk spans different departments and aims to give boys a clear idea of life in confinement and what results from it, offered practically free alongside the show.
Tithing Gains Emphasis In Local Church Revival
Christian Church shows three months of growing attendance with services doubling. Master Lester Reetz sang solo and Mr Holmes spoke on Christian education and the call for young people to prepare for church work. He argued tithing is a timeless duty linking the old covenant to today, citing Apostolic practice and centuries of church history.
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Christian Church
Lester Reetz
Holmes
Abraham
Speker
Moses
Rainey Seeks Lions With American Dogs
Paul J. Rainey returns from British East Africa and plans to use American dogs in a hunt for lions. The expedition aims to track large predators with trained hounds.
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Rainey Suays Lions
Dog Diphtheria Case Leads to Quarantine Action
In Allentown Pennsylvania a sanitary inspector quarantined the Reed home after the daughter contracted diphtheria. A neighbor's dog who played with the girl showed similar illness, and Health Officer Guth confirmed the dog had diphtheria. The owner ordered the dog killed and the home quarantined until the animal recovered.
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Allentown
Wiliam Schaeffer
Charles 0. Reed
Guth
Eight-hour Day Proposed for Postal Workers
Washington reports a bill to limit post office workers to eight hours with a ten hour maximum. The measure covers letter carriers and clerks in first and second class offices. A ten member subcommittee unanimously endorsed the proposal, expecting broad employee support and passage this session.
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Washington
Iealy
Committee On
New York Rhino Reported Sleepwalking at Central Park Zoo
Billy Snyder, keeper at Central Park Zoo, reports New York's Old Smiles the rhinoceros shows sleepwalking tendencies. The 46 year old rhino, acquired in 1846 from the W. W. Cole collection, was observed calmly chewing food during evening rounds as if dreaming.
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New York
Billy Snyder
Central Park 200
Old Smiles
Snyder
Siniloa
Park
W. W. Cole
New Orleans
Smiles the Sleep-Walking Rhinoceros In Central Park
Snyder recounts watching Old Smiles roam his enclosure in a sleep walking episode. The rhino, after feeding on bread mash, swayed and charged the partition without breaking through, finally recognizing Snyder and returning to his feeding place. Snyder suspects the beast may have wandered mentally to distant memories.
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Snyder
Heros
Child Recovers From Carbolic Acid Accident
Edwin Jones of Paseo Express editor family reports his 28 year old son drank carbolic acid left within reach during a move. Physicians treated him for two hours and say he will recover.
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Pageo, Wash
Edwin Jones
FR. J. Jones
Paseo Express
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