Movies at Coliseum Blue Mouse and Strand showings listed
Viola Dana in June Madhews at the Coliseum features a wedding farce in a road house scene while Jane Novak stars in Thelma at the Blue Mouse with One Exciting Night ending. Rex Ingram Trifling Women at Strand plus The Flirt coming to Columbia with mystery and adventure headlines.
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Viola Dana
June Madhews
Harry Beaumont
Coliseum
Blue Mouse
Jane Novak
Thelma
Marie Corelli
DD. W. Griffith
Norway
Charley Murray
University of Montana
Barbara
A Marr
Rex Ingram
Metro
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Far East
Herbert Rawlinson
Curtie
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Columbia
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Ramon Navarro
Treasurer Mellon Pays Small Wages to Clerks
Washington column laments Treasury payrolls showing low pay for clerks and assistants. The piece cites $5,000 for assistant secretaries, $2,400 for an executive clerk, $600 to $1,400 for various ranks, and many on 30 days sick leave and 36 days vacation. It questions efficiency and notes racial bias in passing remark.
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Mellon
Treasury
King Solomon
Washington
Sam
Treasury Department
Bam
Star Glenn Hunter Leads The Cradle Buster At Winter Garden
Glenn Hunter heads the cast in The Cradle Buster now playing at the Winter Garden. The young actor is noted for his sincere yet naive town youth persona, following acclaim in Clarence on stage and now supporting Millie Burke in The Intimate Strangers.
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Glenn Hunter
Winter Garden
Hunter
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Millie Burke
Harpist Ruth Osborne Boyer to Play at Winter Garden
Ruth Osborne Boyer, a noted harpist, is engaged to perform at the Winter Garden for three days. She will play a mix of popular and classical numbers with one afternoon and two evening concerts each day. The program offers entertainment alongside a new youth comedy The Cradle Buster and the short subjects Jerusalem and a feature. A separate nearby note mentions a superstition among Kongo natives about a baby's first tooth signaling bad luck.
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Ruth Osborne Boyer
Winter Garden
Miss Boyer
Jerusalem
Court Awards Ring to Jilted Fiance
In White Plains New York Judge Bleakley rules an engagement ring is not a gift but a symbol of the promise. Miss Marion Stone must return a $750 diamond and platinum ring to Irving Wertheaman or pay $500. She sold the ring for $300 after their engagement ended.
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White Plains
N. Y
William PF. Bleakley
Marion Stone
Irving Wertheaman
Law
Miss Stone
Preacher to sue fiancé over broken engagement
Orange New Jersey report says Rev George Hermann Lawson will not sermon. He seeks Mrs May Mason who broke off engagement because of illness due to publicity. Lawson vows to sue for breach of promise if wedding fails. Mason reportedly worth 400000 dollars.
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Orange
N. J
George Hermann Lawson
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