Western and Drama Film Lineup Dominates Liberty Rex Coliseum and Oak Theatres
The Liberty program showcases Sure Fire with Hoot Gibson and The Neer to Return Road double bill, while Rex Reach forms The Iron Trail at Strand. Norma Talmadge leads The Wonderful Thing at Coliseum. Alice Lake stars in The Infamous Mis Revels at Colonial. Oak opens The Good Bad Wife with Dorothy Green. Emmett Dalton lecturing at Winter Garden adds era flash.
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Keomen
Eveetie Dean
Emmett Dalton
House Peters
Lost River
Norma Talmadge
Alice Lake
Mini Movels
Hela
Hoot
Gibson
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Cap Assant
Congress of Rough Riders
D. W. Griffith
Universal
Harry Carey
Rex
Romeo
Wallace Beery
Margaret McoWade
Walt Whitman
Jack Mulhall
Margaret Landis
Rex Reach
Far North
Strand
Wyndham
Murray O'Neil
Thurston Hall
Alma Tell
Betty Carpenter
Colonial
Cullen Landis
Oak
Oak Theatre
Dorothy Green
Woman Wins Fishing Contest Over Male Judges
In Deal England a fishing contest for mayors and their wives crowned Mrs Henry Cavell the winner with a two pound codling while a mayor hauled in an umbrella lost from the pier a week earlier.
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Henry Cavell
What He Knew About Fencing On Screen
A light footnote on fencing skill frames a comedy moment from Doubling for Homeo. The scene features a comedian mocking duelling polish with a barbed wire quip. The Liberty shows the film.
Lobby chatter hints at halted stage logjam and book comparisons
In the lobby, talk centers on a stalled production described as a log jam, with references to Way Down East in the background. A reader notes Conflict in the Red Book but prefers the pictured work, suggesting mixed opinions on current offerings.
Doubling for Romeo at the Liberty shines Sylvia Breamer
Sylvia Breamer headlines the new comedy Doubling for Romeo at the Liberty with Krause as a young German in Pen rod and Wilkinson in The Little Minister. The Parson of Paint inspires Jack Holt’s While Satan Sleeps, Peter B Kyne story.
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Sylvia Breamer
Romeo
the Liberty
Miss Breamer
Charles Ray
Rudolph Krause
Penrod
Marshall Neilan
Mary Wilkinson
Nanny
Little Minister
Jack Holt
the Parson of Paint
Peter B. Kyne
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old time advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that quickly eases rheumatic pain, stiffness, and sore joints. It claims most cases don’t need internal treatment and urges readers to try a small bottle from any drug store for instant relief. It also mentions sciatica neuralgia and back injuries.
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St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Gray Hair Solution
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darker. It claims gray hair vanishes by morning with one or two applications and promises dark, glossy, youthful hair.
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Wyeth
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