On With the Dance in the Lymone Ballroom
In the Lymone ballroom Harry ushers Margie into a social whirl as Bill Tenney and Jim Edie vie for a first dance. Margie enjoys a flirtatious, light hearted exchange with Hatton, Edie, and Mollie’s boss while observing Eliene’s restless dancing and a quiet moment with Harry Symone. The scene ends with a tease of future pages.
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Harry
Lymone
Margie
Bill Tenney
Jim Edie
Mollie
Molile
Mrs. Waverly
Mr. Hatton
Jim
Serten
Budge
Teddy
Pyramid Pile Remedy Offers Home Cure for Hemorrhoids
An ad touts Pyramid Pile Remedy as a simple in home treatment for piles and rectal troubles. It claims quick relief, stops itching and bleeding, costs 50 cents a box at druggists, with a free trial mail offer from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
The
Pines Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
A Woman's Way leads to jealousy on screen
Irene Hough stars in a Mesaway photo play as viewers learn of love and betrayal in a continuing tale. Evelyn confronts Arnold Cummins over a secretary rumored to be his mistress and hints at a dramatic future twist.
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Irene Hough
Mesaway
Mise Irene Betelle Hough
Alhambra
Evelyn
Cummins
Miss Ellis
Photoplay Listings Highlight Fat Arbuckle and Stars
Maclyn Arbuckle bursts onto the screen in Its No Laughing Matter while Bosworth’s film features snap humor and refinement at Liberty. Andrew Mack stars in The Ragged Earl at the Colonial, with Chaplin still drawing crowds at Class A theaters and Captain Swift played by William Tooker at the Alaska.
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Maclyn Arbuckle
the Moore
Bosworth
Big
Andrew Mack
Earl
The
Colonial
William Tooker
Alaska
Captain Swift
Ragged Earl
Keystone
The Little Gray Home and Other Plays At The Home
The listing shows two part dramas The Universal Boy In the Mystery of the New York Docka and The Mountain Traitor along with Cupid Pulls a Tooth a comedy. At Pleasant Hour Until Wednesday The House Discordant two part drama The Sandhill Lovers and When They Grew Jealous comedy.
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Universal
New York
Orpheum Bill Promises Strong Production Review
Married men see if Paul Armstrong is right about his Woman Pro poses. The bill features Bob Armstrong, Seattle-born nephew of the playwright, who shines as he did in amateur and university days. The remainder upholds the Orpheum standard.
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Orpheum
Paul Armstrong
Bob” Armstrong
Seattle
Bob
Broadway High
U. of W
Bargol weight gain scheme targets the thin and underweight
An advertisement invites all thin men and women to try Bargol, a concentrated treatment claiming to increase red blood cell production and improve digestion. It promises rapid weight gain, lists testimonials, and offers free samples by mail from The Bargol Company in Binghamton New York, urging readers to cut and mail a coupon.
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Bargol Company
Merald
Binghamton
N. Y
George W. Davie
Coupon offer for Sargel Flesh Builder package
An advertisement urges thin readers to send 106 in a stamped letter with a coupon to The Saraol Company at 277-A Herald Ride Mingharmton N to receive a Soc package of Sargel with postage covered. Readers must write their name and address, pinning the coupon to the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saraol Company
Herald
Mingharmton
May Robson Leads Week at the Met and Moore
May Robson stars in a lively Irish washerwoman role at the Metropolitan as she introduces a mixed bill including Magicians La Roy and Talma, the Empress vaudeville, and Parise accordion with Mack. Features include The Baby Grand and a ventriloquist Trovello, plus Balaban and Glima among snappy acts in a strong weekly program.
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Moore
Servais la Roy
Mile
Mercedes Talma
Francisco Bosco
Andrew Mack
Parise
Mack
Gavechalsters
Baby Grand
George Palmer Moore
Florence Elliott
Trovello
Balaban
Glima
Iceland
Crooks
Harry Cornell
Ethel Corley and Company
Evans and Sister
Foot Jug
Arizona Legislature Follows Split Women Leads on Smoking
In Phoenix on January 12, 1931, one woman sits in each house of the state legislature. Representative Rachel Barry pushed a floor smoking ban while Senator Frances Munds supported a counter motion allowing smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Rachel Barry
Frances W. Munds
Senate
Women urged to protect kidneys with diet and Doan's pills
A Seattle reader testimonial backs Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. The ad advises reducing heavy meals especially meat, replacing tea and coffee with water and milk, avoiding worry and overwork, and getting outdoor activity, rest, and sleep. It notes the remedy contains no habit forming drugs and cites broad endorsement.
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Dean
Seattle
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Navy Yard
HM. B. Hemnedy
Colman Dock
Electra
Vita
Empress Theatre
Second Ave
Cor
Spring
Seattle, Wash
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Baltimore
Dreamland
Part
Huther
Arnold
Arnold Cummins
Susphdion
Cummings
Fat Maclyn Arbuckle
the Liberty
Charlie Chaplin
Flora
Capt
Swift
Mutual
Pathe Scenic
Melbourne
Terence Rourke
Francia Ford
Grace Cunard
Anthles
Steeif
Lay Johnson Saye
Fargo
Gagnon
Sargol
Vernie Rouse
Sargel
Sarge
Uncle Sam
May Robson
Metropolitan
Lippmann
Martha Hythe
Martha
May
Acta
Phoot
Hentio
Aman
Second
UNION
Aq. Fi
Eer
Fastern Outfitting Co
Han
Beattie
Reliable Credit House
Union ST
Apparel House
United States
Giers
Market Report
Josiwth & Co
Puget Sound
Washington
Dal
White River
Oregon
Florida
Kpitaenberss
Rome
Hubard
Bradner Co
Washingtes Creamery
America
Wisconsin Creamery
Wisconsin
Cass “A” Theatre & Cents
Pike
Albany
Pike St
Doan
J. H. Boynton, Jr
49Th Ave. S. W
S the
Pit Rae
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalon
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