Interesting Friday and Saturday at the Orpheum program
The Orpheum presents a varied program with The Little Soldier of ’64 a frontiersman tale where Matie saves Gabe in battle, A Cup of Cold Water a Calfornia love story, Everybody’s Troubles a lively comedy, and The Ninety and Nine a Seraphite romance. Also features Hal Chase in a baseball moment and historic The Star Spangled Banner. A selection of other dramas and comedies follows including The Crusader across four reels next week.
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Orpheum
Kalem
Gabe
Mattie
Matie
Jolme
California
Senora Inez de Miguel
Juana
Jase
Essey
Flata
Heanay
Havney Eon
Pion
Saleg- Rh
tUme
Hal Chase
Tom
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Vitagraph
Mary
Edison
Ady
Hal Chase's Home Run at the Pastime theater
The Pastime presents an all feature program for Friday featuring Hal Chase in a premier motion picture showcase titled Hal Chase's Home Run. Kalem company brings the star in a likely headlining attraction with promise of top motion picture entertainment.
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Hal Chase
The Brand of Fear on Western Screens
Friday and Saturday a dramatic Western story follows a sheriff shot by an outlaw, his wife frightened that her baby bears the brand of fear. Jack loves Millie as a Mexican suitor insults her, sparking abduction and a daring rescue. Millie is reclaimed after a perilous chase and clever ruse ends with the villain thrown over a chasm.
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Jack
Millie
H’e’ Pal
Mille
Love
Mugical Walters headlining at vaudeville house this week
The city’s vaudeville house presents Mugical Walters as headliners with harmony instruments and unique acts including an electrical display and musical sultry numbers. Verde Brothers, comical acrobats, and singer Stella Rosetta also perform alongside a high class moving picture bill through Sunday.
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Mugical Walters
Verde Brothers
Stella Rosetta
Imperial Hand Bell Ringers energize Epworth League program
Reports from across the country and England praise the Imperial Hand Bell Ringers presented by the Epworth League as a high class entertainment. The group offers refined music using simple hand bells, elevating a youth society event to notable cultural fare.
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England
Epworth League
Pajama Party Sparks Gossip Among St Louis Matrons
East St Louis reports a chic pajama party at 1806 North Tenth Street hosted by Mrs Ganote with thirteen married women. Guests wore their husbands pajamas, played running floor games, and enjoyed a three course luncheon, while keeping details private.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
I. ©. Ganote
North Tenth Street
Stimson and Wood Favor Abandoning Small Ports
Secretary of War Stimson and General Wood announce a return from the west and a flying border tour. They advocate concentrating troops at large posts and abandoning many small western forts, with most southwest troops to be relocated, some to Hawaii and the Isthmus. The Twenty-Eighth Infantry to Fort Snelling and the Sixth Cavalry to Fort Meade.
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Washington
D. C
Stimson
Wood
McCoy
Mexicali
Prescott
Ariz
Hawaii
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Fort Meade
Decline in Thefts Rival Population Growth in London
The article notes a long term drop in thefts relative to population. Forty years ago London saw one theft for every 189 people, now about one per 426, a decline exceeding two thirds. In 1870 losses reached $297,000, with population reductions affecting recent totals.
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Washington
London
FLOCK OF CHICKENS GO ON JAG IN ANAMOSA
Mrs Albert Weiss Ul fed a jar of fruit to her cellar stock when not keeping well. The hens wandered unsteadily around the yard until alarmed Mrs Vejas called her husband. One old hen settled in a mud puddle and began to sing while the flock remained none the worse for the experience.
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Albert Weiss Ul
Vejas
For Sale Private Pels and Pinho Offer Pendleton Notice
For sale a private peles item to raise cash at once. Details with address P.O. Box 522 Pendleton Oregon. Beautiful new item advertised with brief description and contact method.
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P.O
Pendleton
Ore
Holy War Labeled Exceptionally Cruel and Bad
A commentator condemns a holy war as exceptionally cruel and harmful, labeling it a profoundly destructive conflict. The remark emphasizes moral outrage and the need to oppose brutal religiously framed aggression.
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Bacma
Couter
Zoe
India
Rome
New California
Pound Swifts
P. W
Ona
Johnston
Woelard
Huntley & Palmer
Foundling
van Buren
Helen
Poolshead
Truia
Foolshead
Arthur G. Bray
Forest Street
Ganote
Bray
Stimson and
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Mark Moorhouse Co
E. Court Street
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