The Bat Comes to Capitol Sunday in Theatres Review
The Gate play The Bat surfaces anew as a Screen version directed by Roland West arrives at the Capitol. It draws capacity crowds in New York and on tour, praised for its thrilling mystery and surprising ending. The production has influenced many filmmakers and has grossed about 10 million dollars worldwide.
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New York
Roland West
Capdiol Theater
Moving Picture
Mitra Bee
Mentz Colt
Kenyon Stars in Sills Picture Across Rivoli
The review notes Daz Kenyon co stars with Sills in Want My Man a film at the Rivoli. It describes the plot as emotional with a nurse and mother figure, praising the leading actress and noting themes of virility and dramatic tension.
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Kenyon
Milton
Strithers Kurt
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Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Varicose Veins
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple remedy to reduce inflamed joints and varicose veins. It claims rapid improvement with nightly and morning application and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Emerald
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Phillips
Crowded car scene hints at social privilege remark
Fragmentary OCR records a crowded streetcar moment with a jovial porter and a man declining a bribe to exit. A neighbor teases about a wife’s sling and a trotter horse, while another quips about reckless driving and a nail. People of Nohe, Japan, taking to rubber heels.
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Japan
Rialto Theatre Offers Splendid Sunday Bill
Rialto theatre presents a lively Sunday program headlined by well known artists Cameron and Lot's, with Talbert and Briscoe offering athletic singing and dancing acts. The bill includes a two reel comedy Felix the Caterpillar and an extra feature Life in the Citizens Training Camps, with a program of laughs and entertainment.
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Deyilie
Frederick Lots
the Orient
Cameron
Talbert
Briscoe
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Catarlaon
Mary Anderson to Appear In Person at Local Theater
The article describes Mary Anderson, the movie star, appearing in person at the theater with a feature photo play. It notes a forty five minute sketch and a screen test process for aspiring actors, with applications to be submitted at the Malto Theatre.
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Henrietta Pupils Present Comic Operetta
Henrietta high school pupils staged a comic operetta in the auditorium with about 500 in attendance. Grace Currier Catherine Pletchel and Selah Pleizer played key roles while Jen Unger Vand Kesner Pleter led the Young lovers scene. Oscar Zurcher Ruth Court acted as the absent minded man and mother in law and a junior chorus filled the performance. A new race track is being built by the Illinois Jockey Club at Homewood near Chicago for over 1 000 horses.
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Jen Unger Vand
Kesnerh Pleter
Grace Currier
Catherine Pletehl
Oscar’ Zurcher
Ruth Court
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