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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
5
The article warns immigration from South eastern Europe drives rapid population growth and economic strain. It notes over one million arrived annually and says changes will persist for at least twenty years, challenging cities and industries and urging public attention at the M. I. Church talk by Mr. Bowers.
Clarice Vance introduces a satire song about a man afraid of his wife, Youve Got to Take Me Home Tonight, with music by Ray Goetz. The act features noteworthy impersonations and strong stage presence as Remick & Co. promotes the title against I Am Afraid to go Home in the Dark. The London debut is planned soon to reach English audiences.
Sunday program offers Capt. Kate The Animal Trader's Daughter in two sessions. Afternoon show invites families with 10 cent admission for children 5 cents. Evening screening begins 7 15 with early seating encouraged. John Hruby credited.
Official publication lists cash on hand and total liabilities for the West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank. Paul Muschelewicz, cashier, swears the statement is true before Notary Public Lindner in Cook County Illinois, dated September 1911.
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