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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
11
Burlesque producer E Thomas Beatty brings Follies of New York to the Rialto tonight with a tight plot. The show blends comedy and music, avoiding a mere sequence of bits and delivering strong laughs from Fred Binder Lew Cevere and a cast including Sacha Ranke Carol Carey Mae Welly Al Turpie Wallace Jackson and Marry Welsh.
Paramount Pictures presents Wallace Reid in Too Much Speed a Byron Morgan original set on the race track. At Colonda Theater Mr Peldasain will wear a helmet and overalls as he circles the course to the epred ometer’s tune at high speed, while a girl’s father must consent to her wedding.
A sensational feature titled Hob Hampton of Placer debuts at the American Theater today and tomorrow. Marshall Neilan’s production promises love, intrigue, and dramatic battles with General Custers last stand against the Sioux in a vivid Little Ric Horn setting.
Fragmented OCR text mentions catarrhal drapness and related phrases with unclear context. No clear persons, places, or events are identifiable to form a solid summary.
A fragmentary report notes Ike and Phanks vine Weed as part of a family gathering with Samilies. Dean Uhelps end tarudie and Plas Jew ett of Eivrin attended with Sarir parents Walter Jewett and Dean Thompeau. The Tuesday event references New London connections and mentions Tir, Mies, Tyile, and Mies Bisel in a late evening context.
Several stars headline next Sunday's Rialto Theater concert. Anita Arliss with the Four Winter Garden Boys perform An International Revue, while Elsie Williams appears with a capable cast in Who Was to Blame. Also featured are Lottie Grouver, Al and Angie Knight, the Detrollis juggling act, a two reel comedy, and a news weekly.
In a vintage advertisement the claim is made that headaches stem from debility and impure blood. A tonic named Gude’s Pepto-Mangan is promoted as rebuilding the blood and restoring vitality, available in liquid and tablet forms, with the narrator urging readers to purchase it from their druggist.
A meeting is announced at the Sehnal building in Alabama with invitations extended. The Horizontal Society will provide dinner in the dining area and a bazaar is to be held at the AE Po ehurel West Wesday location.
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