Nothing But Lies Coming Attraction with Collier
William Collier stars in a new farce to be staged next Thursday featuring him in a female role. Aaron Hoffman writes the three act play with a prologue, alongside Holmes Grant Stewart Monroe Norval Reedwell Florence Enright William Riley and Jane Blake among others in the cast.
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Batreggers Green
William Collier
Ware Collier
Holmes
Grant
Stewart Frank Monroe
Norval Reedwell
Florence Enright
William Riley Ateg
Jane Blake
Aaron Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Nothing But Lies Carries New Broadway Gossip
A review notes a new Wyndham play led by Mr Gollier and cast as a bright farce with witty dialogue. It contrasts the piece with Nothing But The Truth, stressing the new show is not a sequel and centers on an old idea presented anew for playgoers.
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New
York
Gollier
Renowy
Wyndham
Mr. Cours
Marion and In New Big Show Coming Next Week
Dave Marion brings his annual burlesque production to Plainfield's theater next Tuesday. The show titled Ameri Fest showcases new book, costumes, scenery, and a full company of artists, promising novelty and high production value to satisfy burlesque fans.
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Plainfield Theatroom
Dave Marion
Marion
Marion Rome
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Dave
Plainfield Menu Delights Audiences With Five Reel Feature
Manager Shannon offers a five reel photoplay Moral death by own action starring John Mason Anne Luther and Leah Baird along with a vaudeville bill. Drena Mack Lew West Paul Brady Weber and Levee perform piano songs dances and comedy. The Screen Telegram and Wetton orchestra add world happenings music. Show repeats today and tomorrow.
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Shannon
The
Plainfield
John Mason
Anne Luther
Leah Baird
Drena Mack
Lew West
Paul Brady
Weber and
Levee
Professor Wetton
Attitude on Question of Woman Suffrage in New Jersey
A compilation of candidate positions on Federal and state woman suffrage. Governors Edge LaMonte Record Hennessy McDermit Simpson Reilly and Frelinghuysen express support or opposition, with Gray and Baird noted for past votes, reflecting wartime context and calls for constitutional amendment.
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New Jersey
United States
Walter E. Edge
George M. LaMonte
Senate
George L. Record
Frank M. McDermit
Alexander Simpson
Wilson
James M. Reilly
Hon
David, Baird
Baird
Edward W. Gray
Gray
Congress
Joseph Sfrelinghuysen
Ryder Arrives Overseas With 112th Field Signal Corps
William C Ryder of Plainfield arrives overseas with the 112th Field Signal Corps linked to the 87th Division after leaving Camp Dix. Formerly a Standard Aero foreman in Elizabeth, he joined from the Plainfield fire department. Brother John Fox also arrived overseas this week after departing July 25.
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William C. Ryder
Grant Avenue
Ryder
Plainfield
Charles Ward Jr Enters Seton Hall After High School Graduation
Charles Ward Jr of Clinton Avenue left Monday to enter Seton Hall College in South Orange. He graduated last June from Plainfield High School, marking his transition from local education to college study.
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Charles Ward, Jr
Clinton Avenue
Seton Hall College
South Orange
Plainfield High School
Louis Benton Returns to City for Hotel Clerk Post
Louis Benton of Church Street who visited Beachmont, Texas last January has returned to the city and taken a temporary position as clerk at the Hotel Kingston.
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Louis Benton
Church Street
Beachmont
Texas
Kensington
Petition of Mayor Calkins and Citizens Signed
A lengthy list of signers accompanies a petition attributed to Mayor Calkins and about thirteen citizens. The document records the names attached to the Cal patronage and notes the official city clerk’s handling of the petition amid questions about circulation and authenticity. The names include numerous individuals across multiple families and professions.
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Calkins
George W
Lounsbury
Edward A. Lyon
Cemaker
J. L. Watson
Will Cooke
T. S. Wheeler
Clif nm,Jr
C. E. Lipscomb
HL Patterson
Harry J. Coch
E. P. Thomas
A. L. Seidler
W.B. Gresham
J. E. Erickson
George S.lay
Herbert L. Moody
A. A. Tilney
Rowlands
D. H. Rowland
Edward H. Ladd
F. C. Beck
Fred S. Martin
W. Townsend
Lewis Booker
H. J
John G. Bicknell
Archer Toney
Frank Day
C. W. Collins
A.’ J. Gavett
B V. Waldorf
J. L. Pope
P. Tallamy
C. §. Langdon
J. ‘Whitney Baker
H. J. Gauthier
Jews
P. BE. Matthews
L. H. Mating
D.C. Adams, Jr
Thomas A. ‘Keenan
R. A. ‘Keenan
Louise Edwin A. Dahl
George W. Harvey
Dunavan
A. W. Vars
Sen Carroll
W. W. Robison
L. Iewis
E .T. Barrows
Stillman
C. D. Boise
Cchats
William D. Murray
Rhees
G. Herbert Condiect
Ru. Davison
L. Crossing
E. Riley
N. W. McKay
Howard Illiams
L. H. Miller
John. D. Ard
A.clinton Wéilmerding
F. Hylan
Charles SI Sminck
Ae G. DeMeza
Peter J. McDon- Prank
Powenl
K. Sac
H. E. Titus
A. V.estesza
B. ‘Barclay
R. F. Murray
James Gatz
Ermiio Essandro Pendolino
Branhaco Conniero
Famalo Carnfone
Pico G. Petruccione
A. Cutillo
Perotti
M. Sabino
Michael Man4ie
Anes Morelli
V. . Morelli
H. Ip Brumeto
Peter Co‘Ince
S. Golchio
A. Barletta
George
Samuel Alexandro
Antonio Dito
J. Murillo
D. Ceporato
D. Per
Rae Tony Perretti
M. Colucci
A. Fn
Pares Ennings
Charles C. Graves
L. Hight
Marion S. ‘Ackert T. Dunham
Chester B. Lawrentje Lawrence
Nicholas Matone
Charles Ie Bog
W. H. Forrister
William S. R. Macintyre
John Payne
D. Russell Miller
Charles A. Reed
Mr. Oy
el Granier
Martin B. Steeh
BH. Bird
John de Forllat
Benjamin Ry Force
R. N. Crane
Ren
FA. Kirch
E.H. Mo
Raller
C. F. Tapscott
Mil Ge
B. R. Moore
F. C
Terry
J.C. Bowers
Paul J. Ricks
M 'S
P. L. Giles
E. Mathews
J. R. Barbier
Ve M, Duna
Yan
Harold E. White
Harmon
Harry Merstrick
L. F- Subiebhe
Building Inspector Doane Illness Delays Exempt Firemen Event
Atlantic City reports Building Inspector T C Doane ill after a stay at Vincent W Nash's Spring Lake cottage. If condition permits he plans to attend the Exempt Firemen's Association meeting and State Firemen's gathering in Atlantic City this Saturday after four weeks recuperation.
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T. C. Doane
Vincent W. Nash
Cbs Lake
Atlantic City
Spring Lake
Friendship in Action for Liberty Loan Support
A wartime appeal urges readers to show loyalty by buying Liberty Bonds to fund the war effort. It frames friendship with servicemen as demanding sacrifice and readiness to endure hardship, insisting dollars pledged now prove devotion to those serving abroad. The piece stresses national duty, urgency, and collective effort.
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Jesus
Brgince
Italy
Russia
Becaus
Wounded Soldier Recovers as Family Hears Humorous Letter
Private Henry Schwalbach of Scotch Plains writes from a French hospital about wounds suffered after going over the top. He notes being hit by a German machine gun bullet, carried to safety, and later wounded again after rejoining his company. He mentions five gold stripes for wounds and foreign service. Robt Walpole of Scotch Plains marks his grandson's 17th birthday as the war continues.
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Joseph Schwalbach
Stated Plains
Henry Peewaieeds
Young Hwalbach
Ae Robrt Walpole
Scotch Plains
Hwalbach
Record Delivers His Hundredth Speech in Jersey City
A large crowd gathered on Bergen Square near Record's home as Geowme L. Record, Republican U S Senate candidate, delivered his hundredth speech. He urged marshalling resources for returning soldiers, women’s suffrage, prohibition, and war taxes on great wealth, with support from former Assemblyman James J. Of Paterson and Assembly Bell Case of Essex. A cornetist accompanied the event amid enthusiastic local reception.
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Geowme L
United States
Credt
Bergen Square
Jersey City Heights
Lonce
Record
Jersey City
James J
Paterson
Bell Case
Essex
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