What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You Today
Motion picture news notes Arcade today as Kerrigan stars in The Meat Man with Lorna Williams leading a strong supporting cast. Jennie C Hampton produced from a Grace L B H novel, directed by Thaman Heffron. Kerrigan’s Secret Service role in Cyril Gordon adds to his acclaimed Turn of a Card and A Man’s Man past. The Meat Man features his Ridgut jlemeing style.
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Lorn Wilean Ie
Jennne C. Hampton
Grace Tl. BH
Mr. Kerrigue
Hin Wperh
Cyril Gormon
Heat Man
Arcade Theatre
HW. W. Hochilnaon Rolonsen
Dancing Shimmie Banned Stirring Debate in New York
In Pastime Today a Notice warns that a dance called the shimmie is barred in many dance venues, notably in New York City, amid authorities concerns. The piece notes a hopeful nod to a patent medicine figure and cites Anne Luther in the Pathé serial The Great Gamble, with her performances tied to the era's show business clashes.
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New York City
Aage
New Pathe
Anne Luther
Charles Hutchinson
Nose relief ad for Riya Cream Baim
An old fashioned nasal relief ad touts Riya Cream Baim and Fly's Cream Thala as quick cures for cold nose clogging. It promises instant relief by applying a thin antiseptic cream inside the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and ease breathing.
Nerve Boosters Promised by Mitro-Phosphate
An old health note touts Mitro-Phosphate as a nerve builder. Five grain tablets taken with meals claim to ease weakness, restore energy, and improve sleep and mood. Caution warns it also promotes weight gain and advises avoiding fatty foods if weight gain is unwanted.
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USA
The Rat Demonstrates The Shimmie In The Great Gamble
A stage scene unfolds with the Rat entering and a laze tune playing as a dancer shows the shimmie in front of Anne. The pupedl tries the move several times while the audience anticipates viewing the routine at the Pastime Theatre today in The Great Gamble.
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Anne
Ben Women and Money Promises Dramatic Film at Alta
Ethel Clayton stars in a Paramount drama detailing a young Midwest girl drawn into glamour and gambling debts. As she sinks, a wealthy Cleveland Buchanan helps her repay her obligations while discovering true love and resilience amid the era’s social temptations.
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Ben
Ethel Clayton
Paramount
Vehiclel
Alta Theatre
Middle West
Madame
Girl Injured When Horse Throws Rider at Westland
Westland, Nov. 15. Vivian Netson was seriously injured after she and Luelle Richards fell from a horse they were riding. The animal whirled and threw Vivian, who struck her head and face, leaving her unconscious for a time. Dr. Dor of Bicho attended, and she regained consciousness after two hours but remained ill for several days.
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East Oregonian
Westland
Vivian Netson
Luelle Richards
Vivian
Dor of
Bicho
Loren Kennison
Harry Dunn
Mary Rodda
Datnecot
Hiermisten
Shipley
Rachel Connor
Stanfield
MM. M. Htal
Vera Sweeney
Pasen
Joint Committee in Coal Dispute Formed to Negotiate Peace
Washington November 17 a 14 man committee was created to negotiate prompt settlement of the coal controversy. Secretary Wilson announced the move at the opening session of the national labor leaders conference.
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Washington
Wilson
Conference in progress on mine operators committee
Wilson proposed forming a committee with representatives from miners and operators across all coal fields to address industry concerns. The suggestion comes amid ongoing talks at the conference today.
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Erators
Wilson
Syrup of Figs Hoax Advirtises Harmless Laxative
A vintage puff promotes "California" Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to look for the California name on the package and claims a tasty fruit flavor with full directions on each bottle. The ad frames it as harm- less for the stomach liver and bowels and warns to give it without fear.
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California
Catarrh Harm Marked by Chronic Nose Throat Disease
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for chronic catarrh affecting the nose throat and other organs. It claims the medicine purifies blood to remove the disease cause and offers permanent relief, recommending Hood's Pills for biliousness or constipation as a gentle laxative and cathartic.
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Hood
Mustarine Miracle Uses for Yellow Mustard Relief
A vintage ad-style piece touts Begg's Mustarine as a superior yellow mustard preparation for chest congestion, sore throat, backache, earache, toothache, and rheumatic pain. It claims quick relief, convenience, and broader medical use, urging readers to keep a box at home.
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Rheumatic Palais
Higo
America
Begg
Sizaine
Lee
Goa
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