The Theatre at Coney Island draws praise for drama
A San Francisco style pageant notes the U S A theatre features include a story of a ticket seller and her coaster concession, the struggle against a financier, with Lois Wilson and Lucila Mendes. Buck Jones stars in Black Jack with an ensemble cast, and Olive Borden appears in Pajamas with Lawrence Gray. The Legion of the Condemned follows Wings as Wellman shoots world war aviation drama at the U S A theatre Monday to Wednesday with matinees. The Poor Nut stars Jack Mulhall in a family friendly tale about a track meet and university fair. Olivia Borden antics, and a banking official changeover wrap the page.
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Comey Island
Coney Island
PBO
New York
Lois Wilson
Pictures
Lucila Mendes
Black Jack
Buck Jones
Silver Buck
Buck
Barbara Theodore Tene Eae
Moena William Caress
Buck Moulton
Olive Borden
Lawrence Gray
Fox Pilms
Millonaire Wade
Miss Borden
Gray
Paramount
Wings
New York City
John Monk Saunders
Arey
First National
Jack Mulhall
University of Arizona
Richard Wallace
Mulhall
Charles Murray
Jane Winton
Jean Arthur
Cornelius Keefe
H. E B. Armitage
American Bank
Armitage
Stanley Wolf
Mr. Armitage
Oakland
Calif
Pleasant View News of Local Socials and Visits
P C Kirkpatrick returns from St Joseph after medical care. Saginaw visitors at J D Payton s. Local residents and families share birthdays and Sunday dinners. Ladies Aid quilting session and a Walther league play at Seyfang theatre in Potter raising nearly $90. Ruth Borcher weekend in Sidney with Walter Wittrock.
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P. C. Kirkpatrick
St. Joseph
Mrs. Manker
Saginaw, Mich
J. D. Payton
Jacob Miller
North Platte
Frank Miller
Ben Hilpert
H. Mangels
H. Moench
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Ladies Aid
Oscar Miller
St. Paul's Walther League
Seyfang Theatre
Potter
Dnd
Louis Seiman
Gus Haack
Hugo Haack
Walter Borcher
Art Obendorfer
Fred Wittrock
Ruth Borcher
Sidney
Walter Wittrock
Sunday Notes and Local Movements in Julesburg Area
Sunday reports indicate Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Moore visited the Lowe and Mantor fish hatchery while C. C. Taylor and family moved to 1007 Newton Street. Mrs. H. W. Cook and Mrs. G. H. Moore traveled to Sterling, and 215 men arrived from Kansas City on train No. 3 to join extra work gangs near Julesburg. Israel Snyder returned from Lincoln after a brief stay.
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G. H. Moore
Lowe & Mantor Fish Hatchery
C. C. Taylor
Newton Street
W. Cook
Sterling
Kansas City
Julesburg
Israel Snyder
Lincoln
Weekend social circle and local visits in Sextorp
Miss Christena Kocour spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson near Broadwater. Mrs. Esther Carlson and daughter Alice and brother Oscar Redeen were callers in Sidney. Fern Sanders returned home after weeks at the John Peterson home. The Herboldsheim family Nell Dunlavy family and Peter Nelsons were visitors at Arlo Fisher home. Betty Fisher stayed with grandparents Ellis and Mrs Fisher in Potter. The Walther league play at Potter drew many locals and was praised as exceptionally good. Homer Fisher and daughter Maxine visited George Reets. Myrtle Nelson underwent appendicitis treatment at Taylor hospital Friday night. Keeens xeee Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher and daughter...
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Christena Kocour
Arthur Anderson
Broadwater
Esther Carlson
Alice
Oscar Redeen
Sidney
Fern Sanders
John Peterson
Charles Herboldsheim
Nell Dunlavy
Peter Nelson
Arlo Fisher
Betty Fisher
Potter
Homer Fisher
Maxine
George Reets
Myrtle Nelson
Taylor Hospital
Keeens
Ellis Fisher
Daugh
Saturday and Monday social calls at local homes
Elsie and ter were callers at the Arlo and Harvey Fisher homes Saturday. Mrs Charles McKee and her children were Monday afternoon callers at the Peter Nelson home.
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Ter
Elsie
Arlo
Harvey Fisher
Charles McKee
Peter Nelson
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Legion of the
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12Th Ave
Stromberg
Winfield
Willard
Sextorp
Mrs. Ellis Fisher
Earl S. Sherrerd
McCormick Medical College
Sidney DR. Doran
Tatermal
Sidney Hotel
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Grocery Department
van Camp
Kraft
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