Local notices and society items in Alma area
Alma city items list visitors from New York and Grand Rapids, church and lodge meetings, fairs and sales, neckwear party, and notes on local professionals. Includes Washtenaw and Gratiot region names, dates, and events, with charity and prohibition fund references. A blend of theatre ads and community notices with several upcoming February gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. S. Hart
John Petticoats
Idjehour
William M. Britton
New York City
St. Alma
St. Lovia
Alma
T. G. Modus
New York
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Building
Merrill Beers
Stanton
Royal Temple No. 16
Lee Racraft
Ithaca
Gratiot County
Relief Corps Aid Society
Swarthout
Downer
Ladies Guild of
St. John's Episcopal Church
Winn Wilson
West Center St
Nazimova
Regent Theatre
K. of P. Hall
Woman's Christian Temperaine Union
Asia
America
Woman's Home Missionary Socret
Carl Washburn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Model Bakery
City Gas Office
Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
Ella Wood
Worldwide Prohibition
Adeline Page
Notice Excludes My Wife From Debts After Separation
Having left my bed and board I will not stand responsible for any debt served on me by my wife Ahmeda Pinkston. 80-4 p. Geo, W, Pinkston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmeda Pinkston
Geo
W, Pinkston
Idlehour Theatre to Feature John Petticoats with Bill Hart
Idlehour Theatre will screen John Petticoats starring Bill Hart in a comedy drama about a lumberjack who inherits a New Orleans modiste shop. Hart plays Hard wood John Haynes in a cross genre tale with romance and humor, backed by Winifred Westover Walt Whitman George Webb Ethel Shannon and Andrew Arbuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlehour
Bill Hart
Paramount Artcraft
John Petticoats
Idlehour Theatre
Thomas H. Ince
Great Northwoods
New Orleans
John Haynes
Mr. Hart
Winifred Westover
Walt Whitman
George Webb
Ethel Shannon
Andrew Arbuckle
The Regent Theatre Brat Turned Chorus Tale Review
The vicissitudes and final triumph of a child-woman dubbed the brat unfold through Nazi cinema’s take on Maude Fulton’s par. A shabby heroine loses work to prettier peers, faces insult, endures a night court trap, and draws the attention of an author who shapes her as a novel subject, yielding a fresh satirical romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Theatre
the Brat
Nazimova
Maude Fulton
Night Court
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A. L. Worley
Blue Bell
Primrose
J. M. Montigel & Son
Betz
Fred J. Billings
Ellis
John Elliott
Vernon J. Kee
Pete Myers
Janette Right
James Rickert
N. B. Ritchie
Howland H Sinking
Mary Tabor
L. A. Tinkham
Tillie
Wirts
Frits
V. P. Cash
Chamberlain
J. B. Dines
Cubron
Kysaya
Stella Talbott
Pn the News
Star Comedy
Paris
Florence Billings
Wit
Quting
Chester
Tom Mix
Mich
Burrell
Mr. Farmer
Alma Welding Co
Earl C. Clapp
Superior
Robinson