Aida Opera Opens Moore Theatre Run by Boston Grand Opera
The Boston Grand Opera Co presents Verdi’s Aida at Moore Theatre for a three night engagement starting Wednesday. The plot centers on Alda daughter of Ethiopia’s king captured by Egyptians and torn by love for Radames the Egyptian warrior as Amneris the princess vies for him. The tale ends in a tomb with Radames sealed alive and Alda joining him in death.
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Aida
Moore Theatre
Boston Grand Opera Co
Giuseppe Verdi
Egypt
Ismail Pascha
Opera
Cairo
Europe
la Scala Opera House
Milan
Alda
Ethiopia
Radames
Fcrces
Amneris
Amonas
Hia Ire
Temple of
Vulcan
Vase of Violets and Garden Echoes in a Stage Note
Paula Newton receives a cryptic invitation from THOMAS PERRY and Jeff Perry green while amid stage life. A dinner offer entwines old family ties and a budding love story as Earnest Lawton and his wife Earnestine appear with a baby, hinting at Ruth and past romances. The scene blends theatre, memory, and hidden connections as the plot deepens.
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Tom Perry
Paula
Earnest Lawton
Earnest
Mr. Perry
Miss Newton
Jeff Perrygreen
Alma Huntington
Thomas Perry
Jett
Jeff
Earnestine
Elga
Margie
Mrs. Lawton
Chance
Ruth
Giant three foot spider crab arrives from Alaska to UW zoology head
Prof. Trevor Kincaid of the University of Washington zoology department displays a deep sea giant spider crab sent by friends from Ketchikan Alaska. The crustacean measures about three feet in reach and is described as powerful and capable of outrunning a man.
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Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
Ketchikan
Alaska
Self-supporting and Partially Self-supporting Girls at U WA
Dean Ethel Coldwell reports from the University of Washington that about 20 percent of the women students are self-supporting and 12.5 percent are partially self-supporting. The figures shed light on student finances and campus independence.
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Ethel Coldwell
University of Washington
With the Fingers Says Corns Lift Out Without Pain
A Cincinnati authority claims corns can be removed painlessly by applying drops of freezone directly to the corn. The product costs a quarter ounce at drug stores and supposedly cures all corn or callous without infection. The compound dries quickly, does not inflame surrounding tissue, and appeals to women affected by high heel wear.
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Cincinnati
Japs Premier Brands Kaiser Plot Futile
In an exclusive interview, Japan's Premier Count Seiki Terauchi tells United Press Japan would be mad to break with the allies and join any axis against the United States. He asserts Germany seeks to lure Tokyo and notes Japanese interests align with the United States and its friends.
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Ralph H. Turner
United Press
Tokio
Japan
Count Seiki Terauch
Ihe
Germany
Mexico
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A promotional exhortation praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for what it calls female derangement and a cause of aging. It claims the product has restored women to health and happiness for over forty years and urges readers to try it.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Kilmer's Swamp Root Endorsement From Montana Drug Store
A Montana druggist A C Roecher reports eighteen years of recommending Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with universal satisfaction. The testimonial notes the preparation as meritorious for its intended ailments and is dated October 14, 1916, from Horseman, Montana.
Kilmer Co Swamp Root Sample Offer
A newspaper ad copy urges sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co for a sample size bottle of Swamp Root. It promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder and notes fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes available at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Dept. A
Binghamton, N. Y
Keep Uric Acid Out of Joints Advice
A health notice explains rheumatism stems from excess uric acid and offers home guidance. Dress warmly, drink water, reduce meat, and use Jad Salts or rad Salts as a mild diuretic to stimulate kidneys and clear uric acid from blood.
Stop Those Losses Guarantee Tablets Ad
An old time mail order plea from Right Drug Co Seattle sells 21 tablets to stop losses from weakness. Offer claims a money back guarantee and prices of $1 per box or six for $5.00 with address 1111 Firet Ave.
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Right Drug CO
Firet Ave
Seattle
Liberty and Rex screen bill list for Tinseltown era shows
Programs for Liberty Rex and Coliseum theaters feature stars like Dorothy Phillips Mary Pickford Clara Kimball Young and Margery Wilson in dramas comedies and roadshow serials. Highlights include Hell Morgan s Girl Hearts Adrift My Official Wife Idle Wives and Maggie s First False Step with Keystone and Dante s Inferno noted for audience appeal.
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Liberty
Dorothy Phillips
Charles Murray
Toutes Fasenda
Maggie
Lemme
Clara Kireball Young
Daric Williams
Harry Morey
Colishom
William Deemond
the Liberty
Louise Fazenda
Keystone
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Pike
Ladies’ Musical Club
Charles Wakefield
Tsianina
Clara Kimball
Earle Williams
Harry T. Morey
Delaixe
Miss Young
M. Guterson
Poor Butterfly
Hubbell
CTP
Atrad Photoplay House
Otelan
Amonasro
Ramphis
Corns
Moore
Boston
Twenty Famous Stars Orchestra
Teostello
Villant
Eve
Gay
Maklaneff
Mardones
Tore
Chalmers
Kittay
Mat. Severoni
Hescacet
Thorspadserte
Martin
Mardonee
Kee Marr
Vollie
Pulltt Pri
Lenatello
Villani
Bive Lanoff
Ananian
Peralta Company of
Sane
Applestaff
Hemrich
Kaiser
Kilmer & Co
Hieghamten, N
Guerite Clark
Him
U. S.A
Fifi
Doings IN Filmcom
Clara Kimball Young
the Clemmer
San Francisco
Hell Morgan
The
Lola
Hell
Morgan
Pacific Ocean
Mary Pickford
Rex
Duff
Gordons
Colonial
Petrograd
Peter and Paul
Ingrams
Bil Hart
Robert McKim
Margery Wilson
Vivian Martin
Molly
Molly Shane
Adrift
Harold Lockwood
Stevens
Fourth Ave
Vantine
Rogers
Julie
Burton E. Stevenson
Paris
Stevenson
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