Don't Ever Marry at Colonial Theatre Opens Today
The new Nandini Marshall Nelsan production Don't Ever Marry is billed as a comedy with polished direction by Nelsan. It features Matt in a tangled plot about marriage and inlaws, promising light entertainment and steady craftsmanship at the Colonial Theatre beginning today.
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Ike Eee
Nandini Marshall Nelsan
Mr. Moore
Matt
Mary Pickford
Alice Joyce
Dace Cunard
Mr. Neilan
Colonial Theatre
Polly of the Storm Country at American Theatre
Mildred Harrig Chaplin stars as Polly Hopkins in a First National Exhibitors circuit feature at the American Theatre. The girl battles a sordid environment and a planned marriage. faith and love confront cruelty as she seeks to rescue her family and spread happiness.
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Polly
Mildred Harrig Chaplin
American Theatre
Polly Hopkins
Moon Madness Opens at Strand With Striking Sets
Haworth Pictures presents Moon Madness a three day Strand Theatre run featuring an all star cast led by Edith Storey Irene Hunt Wallace Macdonald and Fredric Starr with a richly staged Africa and Paris Latin Quarter backdrop and acclaimed child actor Frankie Lee in a dramatic spectacle praised for its visuals and performances.
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Haworth Pictures Corporation
Robertson-Cole
Africa
Paris
Strand Theatre
Edith Storey
Irene Hunt
Wallace MacDonald
Frederic Starr
Josef Swickard
Sam de Grasse
William Courtleigh
Frankie Lee
Colonial Dont Ever Marry Star Matt Moore Leads Cast
Matt Moore headlines as the champion ex brother in law of noted motion picture actresses in a leading role for an unspecified colonial era drama. The description hints at a performative plot centered on marriage and social intrigue in vintage cinema.
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Matt Moore
Pctresses
Refugee Russian Children Begin Long Sea Journey
In San Francisco the Yomei Maru, chartered by the American Red Cross and dubbed the children's ark, carried 782 Russian refugee children from Siberia toward Petrograd via the Panama Canal. The voyage marks the second leg of their escape, with the ship weighing anchor in San Francisco Bay.
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Sibeia
Petrograd
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America Red Cross
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Panama Canal
Children of nobility return home from Russia by sea
Guests of city and Red Cross chapters for three days the children, many of whom were orphaned during World War I, were separated from their parents amid revolutionary turmoil. They could not return overland through Petrograd after the war, so the Red Cross gathered them at Vladivostok and chartered Yomei Maru to bring them home by sea, with a stop planned in New York.
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New York
Hurls Slag At Infant Arrested
Lorain August 5 Joseph Horvath a neighbor threw a piece of slag at Baby Horosho one year old son of Mr and Mrs Wasyl Horosho while the child sat on the doorstep. The infant is in serious condition with a deep gash above the left eye and possible brain injuries. Horvath is held on assault and battery charges awaiting a full medical report.
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Horosho
Wasyl Horosho
Joseph Horvath
Horvath
Lorain Patrolman Permits Fight Suspended
Lorain Aug 5 Chief of Police Theodore Walsh charging that a patrolman opened the jail door and allowed a prisoner and a fellow officer to engage in a fistic encounter. The incident prompted suspension pending further investigation and disciplinary action.
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Lorain
Theodore Walh
Suspended Officer Spore Amid Jail Corridor Fight
Patrolman Edgar D. Spore of the Lorain force was suspended for three days after a prisoner was badly beaten during a prolonged clash in the jail corridor. An interested audience formed as the incident drew attention to internal discipline and safety concerns. The report contrasts Harve Y. Smith, secretary of state candidate for a second term, with the unrelated misnaming of Harry Clay Smith, noted for next Tuesday.
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Edgar D. Spore
Loraim
Harvey. Smith
Harry Clay Smith
Tobacco Growers Vote To Abandon 1921 Crop
A regional tobacco convention at Lexington Kentucky on August 13 will decide if the 1921 barley crop should be eliminated to free land for food crops. Representatives from 28 major tobacco counties in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana met and unanimously voted to drop next year's crop.
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Lexington
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Champ Wins Roller Race At Riverview Park
Roland Cloni world speed skating champion defeated a field of professionals at Riverview Park arena in a fast time of 2 minutes 49 seconds. Hogi Colaton won the half mile by a scant margin. Jacky Clark and Freddie Martin tied in a second half mile event in a dead heat.
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Roland Cloni
Riverview Park
Hogi Colaton
Cloni
Maran
Jackie Clark
Freddie Martin
Lawrence H. Webber for Prosecuting Attorney August 10 1920
Lawrence H Webber Republican primary candidate outlines 20 years of Lorain County prosecuting history and prior Elyria City Solicitor experience. He pledges to run without a paid assistant, emphasizes economy and impartial law enforcement, and asks for public support in the August 10 1920 election.
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Lorain County
Elyria
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