Two Film Stars On The Program At The Grand
Charlie Chaplin and William Hart star on the Grand program for five days starting today Chaplin appears in Triple Trouble and Hart in The Return of Draw Megan Essanay releases the Chaplin comedy in two parts highlighting his famed antics and a new dance step Hart is praised as the top draw with a versatile filmography at the Grand for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
William
Hart
Chaplin
Draw Megan
Mssanay
Hssanay Company
Chapin
Chamlin
Draw Egan
William S. Hart
Geass
Film Industry Notes Highlighting Casts and Productions
Mary Anderson joins Universal for Should a Woman Die from Slaythings stage play and Teffi Jolson leads Snug Harbor cast. World selects stars like Nazimova and Edith Storey in Circus themed projects while Mae Murray and Charlie Chaplin loom on upcoming screens.
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Mary. Anderson
Vitagraph
Universal
Bystar Tironette
Lew Cody
Sy Toler
World
Teffi Jolson
Madgens
Jack Premier
Charles Sutton
Willian T. Carleton
Ukurelut Craig
Sam Tyan
Charles Jackson
Kate Lester
Theda Bara In New Cutie Role in Film Comic
A chaotic Los Angeles piece describes Theda Bara in a lighthearted comedy, noting a Spanish interior set and a bear scene that ends with an iodine aid after a playful clash over a bottle of milk. It mentions a soldier gift bear and Bara’s amused reaction to mishaps on set.
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Theda Bara
NEW
Cutie
Anties
Champ bin
Titer
Los Angeles
Corky Meda Bara
Miss Baral
George McDaniels
Arone
Miss Bara
American Lake
France
Miss Barn
Miss Rural
Lora
Tex Shea Popular Comedian Dies in Chicago
Timothy C. Shea known as Tex Shea died August 12 in Chicago after a brief illness. A prominent musical comedy and vaudeville performer, he toured major Texas cities and the United States with Mabel Shea Company. He leaves many friends. body sent to Toledo for family vault interment.
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Timothy C. Shea
Tex” Shea
Chicago
Tex
Texas
Vex
Mabel Shea
Mr. Shea
United States
Toledo
Ohio
New Sardine Packing Plant in Canada at St John
The St John Board of Trade Journal reports an American company will erect a wood two story sardine plant on West St John above the Navy Yard. The $75,000 facility will pack about 100 hogsheads daily once seasoned workers gain proficiency. About 150 workers, mostly women and girls, will be employed with sanitary standards and an adjacent 160 by 50 foot wharf. Local fish supply from harbor weirs and Bay of Bunt Bay sources will influence output and brands.
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St. John
Bay of Wundy
Eust
Olaint Lepreaux
St. Jolns
Army of Czech Slovaks Saved Siberia From Germs and Reds
A dramatic account of 50 000 Czech Slovak soldiers on the Russian front who, after peace in Russia, trekked around the world to reach France and then held the Trans Siberian rail line for the Allies. They fought German and Austrian forces in Siberia, disarmed guards, and protected the rail route to Vladivostok, enabling aid and passage for Allied troops.
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Harvey O'Higgins
Russia
France
Siberia
Washington
Revolutionary Army
Caecho-Blovaks
Masaryk
Tim
Germany
Bender
Austria
Ukraine
Germiany
Moscow
Brest- Litovsk
Usrod
Trans-Sibe Wiley
Vlndicaster
Obin
Tron
Cat Toon
Corman
Phen
Baete
Theo
Trans- Siberian
Wadivostok
Asia
Bent Neers
Sthevia
Thew
Uhetense
zocha-Slovitks
Trhutsis
Red Guards
Tondershin
Geman
Czecs
Bart
Siberian
Trench
Frotzky
Tolshevik
T. G
Masarys
Western Front
Chicago
America
War Workers On A Famous Road Near Philadelphia
The Darby Road leading from Philadelphia to Chester has become a strategic wartime artery carrying vast throngs to munitions factories. The article recalls bridges moved to deter the British, Howe’s army bivouacked near Gray’s Ferry, and tells of Gray’s Ferry float bridge, Blue Bell tavern, and historic taverns and crossings along the Darby Road amid Revolution and early American industry.
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Philadelphia
Darby
Highland
Chester
Philadelphia Record
Schuylkill River
Gray's Werry
Tarner Putnam
Phila-delphin
Montressor
Gray's Ferry
Valley Forge
Howe
John Andre
Mary
Darby Road
Whiladelphia
Gray’n Werry
Hadgueney
Washington
New
Cobb's Creek
Dpasehalville
Mott Park
Ben
Prints
Pennsylvania
Penn
Willam Cobb
Rine Bell Tavern
Paschal
Robert Morton
Lord Cornwallis
Middle Ferry
Red Bank
Norwood
Beecher
White Horse Inn
Essington
New Sweden
Dehydrating Foods Cuts Tin Use In Canning
The article extols drying fruits and vegetables to save transport and storage costs. It notes dehydration reduces spoilage, preserves flavor, and lowers packing material. Examples show 100 pounds of green pens needing 128 cans when canned traditionally, while dehydrated peas yield less tin per same container, illustrating tinplate and shipping savings.
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Hart and Chaplin
Charles Sarver
Reginald Cleranne
Spin
Italy
William Ox
Wes Brockwell
George Walsh
Tony Mix
Worshing
West Point
Berlin
Nell Shipwall
Nitagraph
Woman's Hospital Association of Los Angeles
Francis Ward
Fine
Mae Basten
Eisie van Name
Kitty Gordon Soan
Players
Mahlon Banillon
Wilson Mizner
Artcraft
Fred Stone
Flo
Willard Cooley
Marion Davies
Cooley
Canny
Gladys Brockwell
Vox
Camp Lewi American Lake
Harry Edwards
Nazimova
A Read Live Bear
Letra
Shadow
Edith Storey
Dave ‘Hell
Chassie
Tite
Murry Mac’hersau
Baby Marie Oshore Company
Sackett's Thirber
Woo
Ferdinand Varl
Metro
Slan Laucel
Comedia
Clin
Pathe
Shadow Miny
Marie Osbern Peamedyedianan
Savin
Releses
Willem Dune
Janes Young
Sessue Tirakawa
Geraldine Farrar
Gram Pine
Goldwyn Studio
Madge Kennedy
Rose Stahl
Charles Chaplin
Wallace Reid
Av Little
James K. Vacketts
Player
Graphic
Hike Shannon
Mabel Julienne Scott
Huby de Remer
Paula Shay
William Davidson
Hugh ‘Tampson
Goldwyn
Will Rogers
Rogers
Zeigheld
Mae Murray
Frank Jiliat
NX Murray
Gertrude Atherton
Jack Oaker
Helle Bennett
Triangle
Lord Maarten
Williams Hart
Orav Egai
The
NEW Sardine Packing Plant
Canada
Aw Softed
Ute Stront
Ake
Charlie
Kaiser
Rehash
Trouble
Sidney H. Weis
the Grand
Sidney HI Weis
Mgr
Grand Opera House
New Mexico
Wmn
Fritz
Wm. S. Hart
Egan
Margery Wilson
Louise Glaum
Robert Warwick
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