At The Picture Shows Orpheum Tuesday program
A detailed listing of the Orpheum Tuesday bill featuring several short subjects and serials. Highlights include Industries of the South and West, Her Little Supper, Losing to Win aboard the steamship Baltic, Jimmie Tricks the Landlady, The Challenges, A New Year s Gift with a $10,000 twist, The Legend of the Eagle, Matt and Jeff In Society, Their afternoon off, and a note on Miss Nielsen s immigration case linked to Rigby Idaho.
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South
Kalem
Baltic
Jimmie
Gaumont
Napoleon
Austria
Matt
Jeff
Nestor
The Revenge Man and the Girl and Other Biograph Highlights
A Tuesday program features The Revenge Man and the Girl from Biograph with intense drama and evolving mood. Also shown are Pull for the Shore Sailor from Edison and The Madonna of the Tubs vignette by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, plus Selig subjects A Day With a Circus and The Plumber. A Mountain Law Essany western and a vivid musical program with three numbers follow.
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Good Pictures
Biograph
Edison
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Selig
Essany
A. Ty
Marsh
My Country Home
J. R. Blochner
F. R. Kmoch
Military drama and four comedies for Monday and Tuesday
The listing promotes a military drama and four comedies including Cowgirla Prtnks Pilson and In Which a bunch of girls steal the towboys clothes leaving their outfits for the punchers. The townspeople watch as boys and girls swap costumes and roles in a playful mix up.
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Pilson
Austin company offers three packed houses with Western melodrama
The Austin company, praised for strong singing and new cast members, performs It Is but recently written The Sign of Cross about a girl and her father facing danger in the West. The program also features the Moose parody and Pen-Weton Round-Up pictures for relief society benefit, all for twenty five cents.
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Austin Company
Bates & Bates
Austing
Mr. Austin
Moose
Relief Society
Pendleton
Love Triumphs Over Immigration Red Tape in Idaho
Misa Emma Nielsen of Copenhagen won admission to the United States after a deportation case, aided by Idaho's delegates in Washington and Gov Hawley. Her fiancé H Peterson of Rigby, Idaho, will marry her soon in Rigby, Idaho.
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Peterson
Copenhagen
Rigby
United States
Miss Neilson
America
Misa Nielsen
Halifax
Boise
Idaho
Dan Cupid
Misa Eimma Nielson
Denmark
H. Peterson
United States Immigration Department
Washington
J. H. Hawley
Misa Nielson
Wanted handles for drum causes irate customer note
A Camden New Jersey drum works receives an irate letter from a San Leandro California buyer complaining the drum lacks handles and the delay in sending them. The notice promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for back and muscle relief with prices and local seller names.
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Camden
N. J
Antonia
San Leandro
Cal
Life quotes on Bureter business and government
A playful jab contrasts a failing enterprise with the handling of public affairs. The speaker argues the business, though flawed, is run as poorly as if overseen by the United States government. The quip reflects satirical tone on governance and management.
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Bureter
United States
Patton's Barber Shop Promotes Clean Service
An advertisement touts Patton's barber shop with six barbers, quick service, ample hot water and clean towels. It pledges not to solicit trade from Chinamen, Indians or Japs and invites readers to give a trial.
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Patton
Kansas City Students Learn Practical Things Prompted by C J Dillon
A Kansas City report notes 210 students engaged in practical learning. The piece highlights a high school girl in a bathrobe overcoat with pearl button shoes and a youth in cuffed trousers and flamboyant hatbands, both critiqued by C. J. Dillon, professor of.
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Kansas City
C. J. Dillon
Efficiency talk at Manhattan college sparks marriage math
Industrial journalism at Kansas State agricultural college in Manhattan featured a talk to Central high school pupils. The speaker said efficiency is demanded by the world and that women should be as efficient as men. He noted 210 of 680 domestic science students at Manhattan are engaged to be married and suggested husbands benefit from their brides practicing in school.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Central High School
Divorce rising signals transition not decadence
Harvard professor Francis G. Peabody reports U S divorce rates three times the population growth. He says divorce is a symptom of social restlessness and transitional progress toward a more stable order, not a sign of decay, describing it as an American ailment within family life.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Francis G. Peabody
Peabody
Bullets Fly at City Hospital Killing Dogs
At St Paul Charles Hatter and Horner were wounded after a gunshot entered the instep of Hatter s foot. The bullet had passed through the head of a dog marked for slaughter by the health department. The shot was fired by Andrew Hoffer and Hoff her, both employed by the health department, who were killing unclaimed dogs at the city pound after longer than the allowed period.
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St Paul
Terrific speed on ice boat with airplane propeller
A motor iceboat with an airplane engine and propeller, built by Lyman J. Seely of Rochester, reached about 140 miles per hour in tests on Trandequest Hay over the last few days. The craft resembles an iceboat but uses aviation propulsion for high speed.
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Rochester
Lyman J. Seely
Naval World Power Peers Britain in 1911 Tonnage
The 1911 naval year book places Great Britain as the leading naval power with a total tonnage of 4,809,650. The United States rises to second, reporting significant gains and surpassing other nations as it strengthens its fleet. Washington DC reports national rankings and implications for global balance of naval strength.
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Great Britain
United States
Washington, D. C
World War Navy Armament Tonnage Report Extras
United States 797341 basis for ranking cruisers Charleston Milwaukee St Louis noted as armored cruisers Germany 787638 France 626726 Japan 421845. Armament ranks United States second Germany third Great Britain leads with 484 twelve and thirteen inch guns Germany 272 eleven twelve inch guns United States 220 twelve thirteen and fourteen inch guns.
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United States
Charleston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Germany
France
Japan
Great Britain
Hawk Had Rattlesnake Dropped by Bird at Cazadero
William Rogers of Cazadero reported a hawk carrying a large object over his ranch in Santa Rosa area. The bird dropped the load revealing an immense rattlesnake with twelve rattles, probably after a bite. Rogers killed the snake.
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Bid
Santa Rosa
William Rogers
Cazadero
Rogers
Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days Claim
A druggist offers refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days. The product promises relief and provides a money back guarantee at 50 cents.
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